Dying Politician and Divorce Case Storied in Briefs
John B. McGoldrick, longtime secretary to Dick Croker, lies dying in Newark after a storied career. Mrs Luna Morris Junkins seeks divorce from Sidney Junkins at White Plains claiming love but fear. In Kansas City, doctors treat Pasteur patients bitten by a hydrophobic Regro Woman who died. T. A. Sly of Portsmouth admits voting 61 years and losing voting rights for five years. Spokane reports plans for an extended chain to attract settlers to the Pacific Northwest.
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John B. McGoldrick
Dick Croker
Newark
Luna Morris Junkins
Sidney Junkins
White Plains, N. Y
Kansas City
Pasteur
World War Warner voices at cosmopolitan club dinner
British Vice Consul Pell declares mutual war between America and England impossible at the University Cosmopolitan club dinner. The Aston Pacific-Southern Pacific limited will shorten San Francisco travel time from 72 to 68 hours. In Greenwich, Lester Husted shot his father, who was killed, after obeying his father’s command.
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America
England
Pell
University Cosmopolitan Club
San Francisco
Greenwich, Conn
Lester Husted
Rev Max Feinsinger to Lead Services at Bikur Chotim
In New York City the cantor Rev Max Feinsinger will conduct services at the Bikur Chotim synagogue located on 17th Avenue. In Chicago Miss Belle Squire protests being labeled criminals and idiots and declares she will pay no taxes until she can vote.
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Max Feinsinger
New York City
Bikur Chotim
Chicago
Belle Squire
Man in Court Breaks After Sentencing
William Renier faced six months in county jail for a drug offense and yelled at the court yesterday afternoon before Detective Majewski recaptured him.
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William Renier
Majewski
Abject Misery Marks Waller Ream Sentence
Judge Gordon yesterday sentenced Waller Ream to a medical bath and general overhaul at the county hospital for his sole crime of abject misery. Seattle residents are urged to mail postcards during Golden Potlatch postcard week starting Monday with 160000 distributed and more on the way. Postmaster Edris proposes a reserve standing army and favors giving veterans priority in post office jobs. Prince Rupert report notes the drowning of Wm H Tully and Wm Grant in the Skeena River.
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Waller Ream
Gordon
Seattle
Edris, of
Regular Army
French birth rate falls to three quarters of four million
Dr Jacques Bertilion reports annual births in France have dropped to about three quarters of four million, noting the figure is far below the about seven hundred ten thousand births per year a half century ago.
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Paris
France
Jacques Bertilion
Confederate Veterans meet closes after parade turnout
In Little Rock the United Confederate Veterans annual gathering ended with George A. Gordon reelected commander in chief. In Seattle the Chamber of Commerce will discuss harbor improvements at Tuesday night’s meeting.
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Little Rock
Ark
The
United Confederate Veterans
George A. Gordon
Seattle
Chamber of Commerce
Priest Visits Charlottetown in Illness of Mother
Rev J E O Brien pastor of the Church of Our Lady of Good Help left for Charlottetown Prince Edward Island as his mother lies seriously ill. Pauline Wayne the White House cow will visit Milwaukee in September as Taft enters the international dairy show, a first since Jefferson era.
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J. E. O'Brien
Church of Our Lady of Good Help
Charlottetown
Prince Edward Island
Washington
Pauline Wayne
White House
Milwaukee
Taft
Jefferson
Will T. R. Help Taft Taft renomination report
A Washington special in the New York World claims Roosevelt seeks Taft's renomination. It says Roosevelt, Root and Loeb reached a deal with Sherman and New York Republicans to instruct Empire State delegates for Taft at the next convention. Henry L. Stimson is named secretary of war as Roosevelt approves.
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United
New York
New York World
Washington
Taft
Col. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Henry L. Stimeon
Col. Roonevelt
Root
Loeb
Sherman
Harnea and Ward
Empire State
Police board named by governor to govern linked to law
Warwick R I May 18 a board of three police commissioners appointed by Gov Pothier to govern a police that numbers just two men the day of adjournment the legislature passed a law one is action
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Warwick
R. L
Gov. Pothier
Babylonian tablet warns surgeons with penalties for errors
Constantinople May 19 a French Archaeological Commission discovery reveals a Babylonian tablet listing fees for surgeries and punishments for mistakes. A patient’s death meant the surgeon had both hands cut off and confiscation of fees for slow cures.
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Constantinople
French Archaeological Commission
Bob Sawyer
Gove
Lee
Five Net Allovers in Cream and White for Dresses
Basement Saleeroo offers net allovers for waists yokes and sleeves of wash dresses. Five designs available in cream and white at 30 cents each.
Handkerchiefs Show New Shamrock Border Effects
Women’s colored border handkerchiefs in sheer fabric debut Shamrock lawn patterns with new effects priced at 15 cents, highlighted by Firet Firer.
Lily-White Corset Covers for Sale at 30 Cents
Advertises Lily White corset covers described as semi-made with Swiss or nainsook fabric, floral eyelet and beading details. Includes shoulder beading, simple assembly with a belt of beads or cloth, priced 30 cents. Located Embroidery Rection First Floor.
Drug Sundries Bargains on First Floor Sale Notice
Imported Castile soap five cakes for 25 cents and hand brushes with good bristles at 15 cents. Flexible emery boards dozen in a box for 5 cents. Soule theatrical cream large tins 25 cents. Santiseptic lotion 25 cents. Lustrite nail paste 19 cents. Flexible nail files 25 cents. Violet ammonia 25 cents. First Floor.
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T. A. Sly
Portsmouth
Ohio
Spokane
Pacific Northwest
Cassville
Joseph B. Johnston
Gettysburg
Johnston
Wilderness
Spottsylvania
Georgia
Lincoln
Aurora
Druscilla Hilliard
George Crego
Prince Rupert
B. C
Wm. H. Tully
Los Angeles
Foley, Welch & Stewart
Skeena River
Wm Grant
Geneseo
Reading
Saturday Evening Post
Samuel G
Sam Blythe
Blythe
T. R
Dogtor
Frederick & Nelson, Inc
Lement Taleer
Masement Salesron
Battenberg
Batavia
Mushroom
Reefer Coats
Inne Ieee
Fai
Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns
Frederick & Nelson
Liabi
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