English Nobility Scandal Rears Divorce Case of Earl of Stair
A London society divorce tale centers on the Earl of Stair whose wife Susan Harriet Grant Sauton faces a decree in Edinburgh for alleged infidelity with Sir Neil Menzies. Testimony from servants described late night visits and shared kitchens, with the couple living at Maidenhead. they have three children in a 27 year marriage.
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London
Countess of Stair
England
Nail James Menzies
Castle Mensies
Perthshire
Earl
Court of Sessions
Edinburgh
Sir Menzies
Nobseman
Sir Neil
Arriet
Simth
Maidenhead
Baronet
Sir Net
Dr Miles New Heart Cure Claims Wide Cure Reach
An advertisement touts Dr Miles New Heart Cure as able to cure almost every heart disease case. It promises quick recovery in early stages and persistent results in advanced stages, inviting readers to request testimonials from cured patients like Miles M Calco of Elkhart Indiana.
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Miles
Ure
Steamer Jefferson Set to Sail Sunday for Southeast Alaska
The steamer Jefferson will sail Sunday to Southeastern Alaskan points with a large tourist party on a round trip. The Cottage City departs Saturday evening for Skagway and ports with about 75 passengers mainly excursionists.
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Jefferson
Skagway and
Way Ports
Seattle Party Plans Voyage on Lyra to the Orient
Among the Seattle travelers are Pierre Ferry and wife with Mrs John Leary and friends. The Boston Steamship company steamer Lyra loads flour and lumber for the Orient and sails July 31. She carries about 100000 sacks of flour from Tacoma and loads 40000 sacks here with lumber for Manila. Most flour is booked to Hongkong.
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Seattle
Pierre Ferry
John Leary
Boston Steamship Company
Lyra
Orient
Tacoma
Manila
Hongkong
Argumen t in Collins case opens before Judge Lampman
Victoria B C July 29 Argument in the G D Collins case opened this morning before Judge Lampman. Collins is conducting his own case.
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Victoria
B. C
G. D. Collins
Lampman
Collins
Moore’s Free Water Graft Criticized By City Council
The council is praised for halting free water to the Washington hotel but is urged to curb other free water favors. The column links zero charge for irrigation at the hotel and Denny Blaine park to a broader misuse of city water funds. It notes about 640000 dollars a year in water expenses, loads taxes on water users, and argues all taxpayers should bear the cost.
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Washington Hotel
Star
J. A. Moore
Oore
Rston
Moore
Denny-Blaine Land Company
Denny Blaine Park
Erickson
Second Avenue
Reardon Plans Suit for 150000 Damages
P J Reardon former air sector employee in Seattle sued by Seattle Brewing Malting for perjury plans counter suit for 150000 damages. He claims unfounded and injurious reports circulated by company officers have damaged his reputation. Mrs Reardon confirms the report and says the perjury charges were dismissed a few days ago.
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Ant
Seattle Brewing & Malting Company
Will
Reardon
Air Sector
Mra. Reardon
Fever Outbreak Expands Across New Orleans Districts
July 19 report shows several new yellow fever cases with no fatalities. Thirty five districts now affected, five only above Canal street. In the American quarter a notable lawyer and a young woman linked to a former role. No passenger trains through Texas from New Orleans. Two new Italian cases at Willwood plantation traceable to the French market area.
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New York
Panama Canal
Haynes
Harold
Colon
New Crlbans
Canal Street
New Nore
Texas
New Orleans
Willwood Plantation
Jefferson Pariah
French Market
Attack on town near Ka bay details and bombardment
The flotilla landed near Fleskkmah on the 24 and reached the town near Ka bay opposite Alexandrovek. The enemy fired and was silenced. a fire broke out in the town and a magazine exploded amid the combat. Provisions were found aboard the stores and the light was deserted.
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Torio
Ka Bay
Alexandrovek
Fleskkmah
Miles' Anti-Pain Pills Offer Nerve Relief Claim
An advertisement asserts neuralgia is an affliction of the nerves and promises soothing benefit from Miles' Anti-Pain Pills. It claims the pills are harmless, relieve pain by calming nerves, and guarantee results with a money-back promise for 25 doses and 25 cents a bottle.
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Miles
Moses Haas Free From Grand Jury Question
In Washington on July 2 Justice Wright ruled that Moses Haas a New York broker need not answer a question that could incriminate him before the grand jury probing the cotton leak scandal.
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Washington, D. C
Justice Wright
Moses Haas
New York
United States
Cupies Misfits Made Happy Again
Saturday noon divorces were granted in Judge Griffin’s court to several spouses seeking relief from cruelty desertion and non support. Recipients listed include Maud Magee from H W Magee George Ure from Lacy Ure John W Colman from Ollie J Coleman G P Starr from Lillie Starr and J A Maywood from L B Maywood.
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Judge Griffin
H. W. Magee
Maud Magee
Lacy Ure
George Ure
Ollie J. Coleman
John W. Colman
A Great Reduction in Acre Tracts
A misprinted price in a real estate ad for Haller Lake Tracts shows 150 dollars reduced to 1.50 dollars due to a pinhole. George F. Meacham dismisses the error as a modern curiosity and notes no pins in the office. An iron clad rule bans pins and similar fasteners in the New York block office.
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George F. Meacham
Star
Haller Lake
New York
Meacham
Haller Acre
Desertion and Non-Support Cases Listed
Ida Frissell appears in a cruelty and non support case with Peter Prinsell. Ida W Pargeter is involved in non support proceedings with D Varge ter. Isabelle Drun faces desertion and non support claims from Emil Drun.
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Ida Frissell
Peter Prinsell
Ida W. Pargeter
D. 8
Iron Mountain Train Wreck Near Ogane injures fifty
An Iron Mountain westbound passenger train wrecked on a curve three miles east of Ogane Arkansas at 3 am. The accident sent three cars off the track and rolling over. Fifty passengers were injured with five in serious condition.
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Ogane
Ark
Iron Mountain
Here
Scandinavian Day At Lewis and Clark Exposition
Portland Ore July 26 Scandinavian day drew one of the largest gatherings of Scandafinians in America with Swedes Norwegians Danes and Finns from the northwest and Pacific coast regions. The program featured literary exercises outdoor sports and a grand choral festival in the exposition auditorium this evening.
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Portland
Ore
America
Northwest
Pacific Coast
Rand Choral
Changes in Revenue Service leadership announced
Lieutenant Van Boskerck of the United States revenue cutter service will serve as assistant inspector of Pacific coast tire saving stations on the sound after years of duty. Captain H B Rogers previously in command of Thetis is succeeded by Captain FF M Dunwoody who once led the Bear and takes Rogers place as chief inspector of life saving stations.
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van Boskerck
United States Revenue Cutter Service
Sound
H. B. Rogers
Thetis
FF. M. Dunwoody
Bear
Rogers
Mun- Ser'a
Rosary and Benediction Service Note
A fragment mentions a rosary and benediction following a procedure at an unidentified location with no clear date or participants. The text is incomplete, offering limited context about the event or its organizers.
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RoSchwab
Captain Munger Takes Command of Revenue Service
Saving stations report Captain Munger placed in charge of the Revenue Service on the North Pacific coast as part of a broader command reorganization.
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Munger
Revenue Service
North Pacific Coast
12 year old girl attempts suicide in North Yakima
North Yakima on July 29 a 12 year old girl, daughter of Mia J. Daugherty, attempted death by her own action after being corrected for misbehavior. She used a Schaliber revolver to shoot herself in the head. Doctors report she is expected to recover.
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North Yakima
Daugh
Mia
Daugherty
Seven Glidden tourists arraigned for speeding in Worcester
Seven Glidden automobile tourists pleaded guilty in Worcester district court to exceeding the speed limit. They were fined 15 dollars each and given a stern lecture by Judge Utley. Leaving court they moved slowly through Leicester with a funeral dirge band, mourning strung from ear to ear, all at a snail’s pace.
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Automobilists
Worcester
Mass
Utley
Leicester
Taft Party Departs Tokyo for Kyoto on Special Train
Secretary Taft and delegation leave Tokyo by special train heading to Kyoto. A distinguished group including court and military officials gathered at the station to bid them farewell. Paul B. Thompson of Illinois Central and family plan a forthcoming northern trip representing the railroad.
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Tokio
Taft
Kioto
Paul BR. Thompson
Illinois Central
Mr. Thompson
Wood in bad shape and Philippine leadership fears
The article reports grave concern over General Leonard Wood's condition and the president’s relocation of orders regarding General Carter in the Philippines fearing Wood cannot return soon. It notes James Curtin survived the Maine disaster and Bennington explosion uninjured. It also covers Paul Dion’s arraignment for assault and a yellow fever case in Lamberton, Mississippi involving an Italian from New Orleans.
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Leonard Wood
General Carter
Philippines
Wood
Islands
Paul Dion
Nettle Mott
Griffin
Superior Court
Jackson
Miss
State Board of Health
Lamberton
New Orleans
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claim Lettered Cure Promise
There is more catarrh in this region than all other diseases combined. The text claims fatal incurability but asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure works by constitutional treatment. It promises a hundred dollar reward for any case it cannot cure and directs readers to F. J. Cheney & Co. for circulars and samples.
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Hall
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & CO
First Class Dental Work Promoted by Boston Dentists
The Boston Dentists announce a New Alveolar Method for treating mouth teeth and gum diseases with claims of improved results. They cite cases such as Mrs. Gillespie of Vancouver and promise free examination and advice at 1420 Second Avenue Seattle with telephone appointments Main 1186 and A 2818.
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Boston
Boston Dentists
Robert Gillespie
Vancouver
Second Avenue
Seattle
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Spring Beach
M. Michener
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Maine
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