Controversy Over Love, Brutality Theories
Dr. Wm Bh of this city backed away from earlier claims about cave instincts and love brutality after an earlier statement. He cited a Chicago case of a domestic tyrant and a wife who appeases her husband through care and ritual, suggesting many women coquettes in displaying force in love. Dr. Waugh, a mild mannered dean, comments on these ideas.
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Wm Bh
Dr. Waugh
Chicago
J. Waugh
Sise
Medical College
Jefferson Park
Hos
New York Priests Recognized by Rome and Vatican Moves
The article notes New York clergy receiving the doctor of theology degree from Pontifical University in Rome. It lists Rev. Joseph n and Rev. Arthur Scanlon as recipients, Rev. Francis O'Reilly at Infant(ic) College, and J. Shipman and Thomas nne to represent the archdiocese at the Eucharistic Congress in Vienna. It mentions Cardinal van Ro sa as papal legate, and a fund-raising effort for Columbus College Haw- WN. Y. Father Coppo marks his twentieth anniversary with ties to the Salesian Fathers and St Patrick's Cathedral.
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Aus
Cardinal Farley
Rome
Joseph N
Arthur Scanlon
Pontifical University of St. the
Francis O'Reilly
Innnntic College of the Dominicans
J. Shipman
Thomas Nne
Archdiocese
New York
Vienna
Austria
Monms
Cardinal van Rosa
Roek
Emperor Francis
Jo-hu Weey
Ernest Coppo
Salesian Fathers
Columbus College
Themerican Institute
Haw- WN
Father Coppo
Mer
Lavelle
St. Patrick's Cathedral
J. Reid
Art
Ind
Fragmentary wartime quote on Balkans and leaders
Excerpt shows a fragmented wartime line discussing General Tscherup, the Slav cause, Turkish rule, and references to Balkans redemption, a pope, and Gladstone in a period voice. The readable text mixes names and historical allusions without clear context.
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Tscherupih
Eric
Balkans
Mohammedan Barfll
Gladstone
Taft Defends Party Loyalty in Maryland Editorial Speech
President Taft urged Republicans to back the party on the ballot and labeled electors voting for another faction as dishonest. He urged a clear Republican lineup and said voters should choose the party’s ticket, with a call for a fair fight and unity after the convention. The address covered Republican principles, tariff support, and the need for a single party standard.
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Washington
Taft
Maryland Republican Editorial Association
White House
Maryland
Hooper attacks liquor plank at Democratic state convention
Governor Ben W. Hooper of Tennessee condemned the liquor platform as a step by saloon forces to repeal the four mile law. He said the proposal would restore legalized saloons to Memphis Nashville and Chattanooga and not by local option. He called former Governor Patterson a guardian ad litem of the convention.
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Nashvilled
Tenn
Ben W. Hooper
Tennessee
Patterson
Pope Pius Celebrates Ninth Anniversary in Sistine Chapel
In Rome on August 17 the ninth anniversary of Pope Pius XII coronation was marked with grand ceremonies in the Sistine Chapel. Diplomatic corps, Roman aristocracy, six hundred Hungarian pilgrims, fifteen cardinals, the Duc de Montpensier, and the pope's sisters attended. The pope appeared in the chapel at ten, robed in stole and red beretta, with music by Perosi. After benediction he withdrew to the San Damasco court for a concert.
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Rome
Pius
Sistine Chapel
Duc de Montpensier
Perosi
San Damasco
Guthrie Held After Women Accuse Him in Raffles Case
In Chicago on August 17 Jacob Foy Guthrie the boy teacher burglar faced a grand jury indictment after women complainants including Mrs. Samuel W Allerton Mrs Bertha Belden Mrs Franklin Smith and Mrs Richard I Storm testified against him The case involves alleged theft of diamonds and art treasures totaling about 200000 The court proceedings show Guthrie facing multiple counts with the women present as accusers.
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Chicago
Jacob Foy Guthrie
Samuel W. Allerton
Bertha Belden
Franklin Smith
Richard I. Storm
Guthrie
Mexican Rebels Readied to Battle Federals near Juarez
Rebels near Palomas New Mexico west along the line toward Sonora and north to Juarez prepare for a clash as federals move north toward Juarez. Juarez has no government since Thursday night with local citizens maintaining order. Orozco and his force reported at Gallego south of Juarez and may move west to link with the Palomas command.
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Palomas
N. M
Sonora
Juarez
Orozco
Gallego
Taft nominates numerous diplomatic and consular appointees
President Taft sent a slate of diplomatic and consular nominations to the Senate. New appointees include Craig Wadsworth of New York as secretary of legation at Teheran, Ralph B. Strassburger of New York at Bucharest, Harry Nolan of Washington state at Panama, Fairman R. Furness of Pennsylvania at St. Petersburg, Hallett Johnson of New Jersey at London, and others with transfers among secretaries in Constantinople Lisbon Rio and Mexico City among postings.
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Taft
Senate
Craig Wadsworth
New York
Rough Rider
London
Teheran
Persia
Ralph B. Strassburger
Naval Academy
Bucharest
Harry ©. Nolan
Washington State
Yale
Panama
Fairman R. Furness
Pennsylvania
Harvard
St. Petersburg
Hallett Johnson
New Jersey
Columbia
Sheldon L. Crosby
Bankok
Siam
Henry I. Tennant
Newark
Lisbon
City of Mexico
Hollowman Phillip
District of Columbia
Constantinople
William M. Andrews
Ohio
Franklin M. Gunther
Virginia
Rio
Alex. Benson
St. Pecerrary
Secon
Frederick Parting
Texas
Chicago Heiress to Testify in Henry Swindle Case in Oakland
Miss Nellie Ingall, a Chicago heiress, is expected to travel to the West to testify for Thomas Bayley Henry, the alleged swindler said to have posed as an English barrister and London aristocrat. Police report Henry was imprisoned in England and once worked as an ironmonger in London after his 1905 arrest on a false charge.
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Oakland
Cal
Nellie Ingall
Chicago
West
Thomas Bayley Henry
Henry
London
Mikado of Japan Desires Peace
On his return to Japan Katsura discussed peace aims with a Russian newspaper. He carried an autographed letter to the czar but never delivered it as the czar was dying. The letter’s contents urged closer Japan Russia unity and possible alignment with Europe. Katsura informally offered Japan should declare common cause with the European group containing Russia.
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Strpetorsburg
Japan
Katsura
Russia
St. Petersburg
Kosever
Sansoff
Key West Rodent Not Infected With Plague
Fear of bubonic plague in Key West was dispelled as Dr. John F. Anderson of the U S Health Service announced that a bacillus found on a rodent resembled plague but behaved differently. He will take culture tubes to Washington for tests and report results to local officials.
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Key West
Fle
John F. Anderson
United States Government Health Service
Washington
Warren and Bride in Cuba Court Battle Over Bigamy
A high profile extradition case unfolds as Warren is held without bail on bigamy charges. His New York wife in Havana, a Cuban divorce history and a 25-year-old son complicate the matter. Warren seeks release on $2,500 bail while Supreme Court involvement escalates the dispute.
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Nancier
Warren
McAdoo
Connecticut
Arren
Supreme Court Ee
Mrs. Warren No. 2
Havana
Cuba
Louisiana
Bouwligny
Rudolph
Key West
Fila
America
Prescott
Antleoreign Rising Near Mazatlan Exposed in Telegram
Four Americans including J B Underwood and Dr Miller report violent attacks by workers and suspected government troops at a mine eighty miles from the coast in Sinaloa. They claim Mexican authorities blocked telegrams to Texas Governor, seek urgent intervention. Mazatlan consul allegedly promised aid but military chief refused.
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EL Paso
Texas
J. B. Underwood
EF. Underwood
F. A. Malins
Dr. Miller
Tominil
Sinaloa
Mazatlan
Sinacla
Subscribing Offer From The Mobile Daily Item
A brief notice advertises a weekly subscription option for The Mobile Daily Item. The deal emphasizes eight steps and a ten cent price point, inviting readers to enroll for the newspaper each week.
Roosevelt Progressive bid unlikely to draw Southern Democrats
World correspondents report the Progressive party’s appeal in November is weak among Southern Democrats. No prominent Democrats align with Roosevelt, and plans to place a Democrat on state and local tickets seem doomed. The delegates’ stance on the Chicago convention speech and its negro issue adds to the uncertainty surrounding the movement.
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New York
Thctaf
Ofvelt
Progressive Party
Col. Roosevelt
Third Team
Chicago
Sullivan a live one at 112 to perform in Chicago
Tim Sullivan, 112, will be among entertainers at the United Celtic American Societies demonstration in Chicago on September 8. He plans to jig against a 62 year old and perform other feats. Sullivan, of Wisconsin Bay, Wis, came to Chicago in 1848 and served in the Civil War, touted as the oldest living Irish American.
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Chicago
Tim Sullivan
Sullivan
Wisconsin Bay
Wis
New Home Cure Promises Asthma Relief For All
Advertisement offers a free at home asthma cure trial for all ages and conditions. Claims the method works in any climate and eliminates wheeze paroxysms, urging readers to mail a coupon today with no payment required.
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Frontier Asthma CO
Niagara and
Hudson Streets
Buffalo, N. Y
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