Millionaire Borden Heads Arctic Research Yacht Voyage
Chicago millionaire John Borden sails on his private yacht Adventuress to lead a four month Arctic expedition for bow head whale research. His party includes Roy C. Andrews, Harry T. Scott, and William Brown. They plan to obtain a complete skeleton and depart from Booth Bay Maine around July 16.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
John Borden
Chicago
Arctic
Adventuress
Borden
Roy C. Andrews
National Museum
Harry T. Scott
William Brown
Booth Bay
Maine
Aeroplane Kills Aviator and Child
A Parisot exhibition flight near Liège ended when the wing struck a youth, Parigot, who died in the wreck. The aviator died minutes later and three other spectators were seriously hurt. In Brighton, an aviator named Wight was killed when his machine burst into flames and fell, pinning him beneath the wreck.
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Associated Press
Liege
Parisot
Here
Parigot
London
Wight
Brighton
Take Chamberlains Tablets for a healthy stomach
For a weak stomach take Chamberlains Tablets. They enable the stomach to perform its functions naturally. For sale by all dealers.
Desperate Knife Duel Lands Newark Woman in Batesville Jail
Mrs. Mary Anderson of Newark Arkansas was jailed in Batesville after a knife battle with neighbor Mrs. Charles Caldwell left Caldwell badly wounded. The fight followed a mayor's court quarrel over a disturbance charge. Caldwell's condition was listed as serious while Anderson, 40, was unharmed and a widow with four children.
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Associated Press
Batesville
Ark
Mary Anderson
Newark
Arkansas
Charles Caldwell
Admiral Brown Passes Away At 78 In Indianapolis
Rear Admiral George Brown retired at age 78 died at his home Sunday night in Indianapolis. He commanded war vessels on the Mississippi and Atlantic coast as a lieutenant commander in the Civil War and was taken prisoner when the Indianola was sunk near Vicksburg. He was later exchanged and fought at Mobile Bay and served as commandant of the Norfolk navy yard from 1885 to 1889 and again in 1893.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
George Brown
Mississippi River
Atlantic
Vicksburg
Indianola
Mobile Bay
Norfolk Navy Yard
Temperament Drives Young Girl to Run Away in New York
John A. Mc Carty says his daughter Helen, sixteen, fled their Hotel Hargrave apartment and wandered the streets for two days. The heiress is a talented singer and has studied music, and authorities believe a quarrel with her father spurred the escape.
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New York
John A. McCarty
Helen
Hargrave
Fire Strands 50,000 As Rockaway Trestle Burns
New York June 30 nearly 50 000 people were marooned on Rockaway Beach after a fire damaged the trestle linking the resort to Long Island. A Long Island Railroad train of about 1 000 passengers was crossing Jamaica Bay when the third rail short sparked flames that trapped dozens on the rear car. Hundreds escaped by scrambling over ties to safety while many slept on the beach or in pavilions through the night.
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New York
Hockaway Beach
Long Island
Long Island Railroad
Jamaica Bay
Court Summary of Proceedings in Monday's Session
In re Smith and Aikin firms the motion for additional bond time was granted. Decree pro confessos issued in Thompson v Coleman. Gabriella Davis seeks to arrest decree sale of land from 1911 order. Davis v Bolton Guardian and multiple divorces granted. Amelia Weil petitions to remove non age disabilities for Eva and Doris Weil granted. Whitley injunctive dissolution denied. Collins report exceptions overruled. Wilhite demurrers sustained with 30 days to amend. Brewer will construed. executrix account referred.
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Gabriella Davis
J. O. Bolton
Guardian
Marion N. Martin
Ada Lee Martin
C. W. Bohlin
Mary A. Mathews
Sallie H. Moore
John QO. Moore
Frank P. Doyle
Wilhelmina Doyle
Theresa Jackson
Guy R. Jackson
Amelia Weil
Eva Weil
Doris Weil
S. J. Whitley
John M. Green
John M. Collins
Lottie Collins
Register
Thomas C. Wilhite
Katie Wilhite
Oliver B. Dickson
Emma O. Brewer
Leroy Brewer
Executrix
Law and Equity Court of Mobile Equity Side Hearings
Decrees pro confesso entered in Wilhelmina Kirk land v Felix Kirkland and Isaiah Thomas v Julia Thomas. Former submission set aside in L L Brannan v heirs of Frank Brown et al. Notice of motion for further time to take testimony in Charles D McGraw et al v John B Verneuille et al. set for July 1.
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Law and Equity Court of Mobile
Equity
Berney
Wilhelmina Kirkland
Felix F. Kirkland
Isaiah Thomas
Julia B. Thomas
L. L Brannan
Frank Brown
Charles D. McGraw
John B. Verneuille
Augustus Verneuille
Law and Equity Court Docket Summary
The October docket includes multiple motions and rulings: Elmer Maddox v Windham. Stone Bros. v Pollock. Wm. Powell v Ziegler. Anna Ortman orally answered with July 7, 1913 hearing. John J. Wilson et al v Grace Moore et al amended complaint granted. Frank Anfield et al v Alba default judgment refused. Diamond Power v Hieronymus demurrers refiled with parts sustained. H C Pohlmann v Barrett default judgment.
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Law and Equity Court
Bennet
Stone Bros
Jacob Pollock
Wm. Powell
M. L. Ziegler
Anna Ortman
John J. Wilson
Grace Moore
Frank Anfield
City officials hear complaints over Lyons Park street narrowing
At a Monday Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners meeting citizens facing Lyons Park urged relief as Van Rennsaelaer and Center streets were narrowed. County attorney ordered the street work halted. Plans for a Hartville river bridge and a Dog River bridge at Earlville were filed, with multiple contract bids and road projects discussed.
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Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
Lyons Park
van Rennsaelaer
Center
Hartville
John Bv. Hagan
Bauer
We. Wy. Norton
Daphne, Ala
Sommersail Dystem of Realty Valuation
Lhemann
St Stepucus Road
Cold Creek Oringe
Mt. Vernon
Nree Notch
Wright Homestead
Vitrenelie
Cauncnula
Lamberts Stauion
Wavis
Marx Grocery Company
AL Oowies Glucon Uaapitily
Zieman
Th. Luscher « Sun
J. Doherty
Ad. Iartels
Hansom
J. A. Crowley
Frank L. Allen
Citronelle
Allenway
van Renssauwer
Wnicn
Green
City Commission
G. Mertz Company
Lott Produce Company
Florida Fish Company
Barney-Cavanagh Hardware Company
Cowley & Sons
Tians Brothers
Laws Brothers
A. v. Davis
Ziliak & Schafer Milling Company
Chancery Court Room
McClure
Prichard Station
Dog River
Earlville
Large Donations For Mission Work
Waynesville North Carolina reports the second general missionary conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South closed with subscriptions totaling 141000 dollars and 500 acres of land. 26000 dollars was raised yesterday and 115000 dollars on Saturday. A Mississippi layman donated 500 acres for a Negro educational institution valued at over 10000 dollars. No site chosen for the next conference. ten days Bible and evangelistic conference to begin today.
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Associated Press
Waynesvillee
N. C
General Missionary Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Mississippi
Bible and Evangelistic Conference
To Marry at Eighty Three Aaron Patterson Wins License
Aaron Patterson aged 83 and Carrie Dennis aged 45 received a marriage license in probate court on Monday afternoon. Patterson notes this will be his fourth marriage. The parties are listed for marriage in the county proceedings.
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Aaron Patterson
Carrie Dennis
Patterson
Kansas Churches in Kansas Abandoned Faces Conference
Twelve hundred rural churches in Kansas are deserted amid waning church activity. A conference in Manhattan, Kansas will gather rural pastors educators and teachers to address the issue. Prof EK Holton notes that cars have reduced distance making country church travel unnecessary.
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Associated Press
Manhattan
Kay
Kansas
EK. L. Holton
State Agricultural College
Publishers Win Exoneration in Mail Fraud Trial
New York June 30 Frank Orff and John F B Atkin presidents and counsel of the Columbian Sterling Publishing Company were acquitted on charges of using the mails to defraud investors in the firm stock. Federal Judge Mayer ruled the government failed to prove a case. Co defendants Lee Sidwell and Eugene Yates were acquitted last week on similar grounds.
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New York
Frank Orff
John F. B. Atkin
Columbian- Sterling Publishing Company
Mayer
Lee Sidwell
Eugene Yates
Good salaries for receivers
Word from St. Paul says Judge W. H. Sanborn ordered salaries for receivers at $1500 a month for Benjamin L. Winchell, former president of the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad. Thomas H. West, Henry J. Priest, and T. Fauntleroy receive $1000 a month each.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
St. Paul
W. H. Sanborn
Benjamin L. Winchell
Farmer Kills Wife Then Himself Near Greenvale
A telephone message from Alexandria Tenn reports Henry Dodd aged 50 a farmer shot and killed his wife aged 49 at Greenvale Tenn then died by suicide using a rifle. They had not lived together for some time. Eleven ten survive.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Alexandria
Greenvale
Henry Dodd
Court weighs dissolution plan in Pacific Roads 13 case
Legal battle over a proposed securities exchange involving Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, Baltimore and Ohio, and Pennsylvania lines. Attorney general argues the plan separates the unlawful rail alliance and divests competing lines, with a trust to hold 88 million dollars of stock until court directives. Officials seek publication to allow objections while timing faces delays.
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Oestare
Harriman Saath
Coe
Southern Pacific Company
Union Pacific Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
Union Pacific Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
Baltmore & Ohio
Southern Pacific Nes
Baltimore & Onio
Exchange of Securities
Pean- Sylvania
U. P. Holdings
Union Pacific Railroad Company
N. H. Loomis
McReynolds
Central Trust Company of New York
Loomis
Me Todd
American Tobacco Company
Murdered Child 10 Conceals Guilt in Utah Trunk Death
Frances Williams Eckman, twelve, was found in a trunk in Ogden after her mother Mrs Augustus Eckman confessed to chloroforming her. Salt Lake police say the motive involved concealing an illegitimate child and the insured $150. L. Anderson, the former husband, came to assist, unaware of the trunk discovery.
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Ne Presa
Aake City
Frances Williams
Eckman
Ogden
Augustus Eckman
Salt Lake
Frances
L. Anderson
Anderson
Los Angeles
Hancock
Mich
August Eckman
Andeton
Wyoming
River Commission to Inspect Boat House Protest Site
The Mobile river commission will visit the proposed tug boat house site Monday at 5 PM to assess claims it would cross the harbor line and obstruct harbor access. The decision followed a noon city hall meeting attended by Augustine Meaher and protest representative BE Hughes of Union Naval Stores, with all commissioners present.
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Government Harbor
Mobile River Commission
River Commission
Augustine Meaher
Wan
Gregory L. Smith
8. P. Gaillard
Union Naval Stores Company
BE. C. Hughes
The
Laz Schwarz
Horace Turner
HH. Wefel
G. Rickardy
John T. Bauer
Nina M Finlayson Becomes Notary Public In Probate Court
Nina M. Finlayson was appointed a notary public and filed the required bond in the probate court on Monday, formalizing the appointment and ensuring compliance with statutory duties.
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Nina M. Finlayson
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised by Alabama Family
L C Haines of Marbury Alabama says Chamberlains Cough Remedy is one of the best medicines for colds and whooping coughs. He notes it works like a charm for lung trouble and that no household should be without it. The product contains no narcotic and is available for sale by all dealers.
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L. C. Haines
Marbury
Ala
Auto crash in Forest Park kills two in Fort Worth
In Fort Worth at Forest Park a car carrying Ethel Abshire six, Evelyn Abshire eight, Mrs. J J Brookshire thirty nine and Mrs Julia Phillips suffered fatal and injuring injuries after the vehicle climbed an embankment and turned turtle. Driver John Naylor claimed steering gear failure caused the wreck. Brookshire Mia Abshire and Naylor escaped with bruises.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Texas
Ethel Abshire
J. J. Brookshire
Evelyn Abshire
Julia Phillips
Forest Park
John Naylor
Mia
Abeshire
Naylor
Wage Increases Sought for Atlantic Navy Yard Workers
Secretary Daniels plans to propose wage increases for Atlantic coast navy yard employees after talks with the navy wage board. He aims to give workers representation on the wage scale boards and to seek next year's appropriations to fund the raises. Commandants of all Atlantic Coast yards except Key West were summoned to Washington to discuss the issue.
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Associated Press
Washington
Atlantic Coast
Daniels
Navy Committee
Senate
House
Key West
Insurance Firms Stand Pat on Missouri Life Coverage
One hundred fifty five Missouri insurance companies cited by the state Insurance committee filed returns stating they do not plan to resume writing life insurance in the state. They argue the old Liver law set rates at a cost of 250000 dollars, and the current Orr law prevents using those rates.
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Jefferson City
State Insurance Committee
Missouri
Sunken Launch to Beacon Noted by Reporters
A large unidentified gasoline launch was found sunk to its deck at beacon 16 after returning from Zundell's. J R Nelson and Frank Giuli reported the discovery to the city, finding no signs of life and noting no missing persons. Several ships including the Cornish City and Harald arrived or sailed, with cargoes and passengers.
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J. R. Nelson
Frank Giuli
Nelson
Mr. Giuli
Zundell’s
Henry Goldthwaite
Southern Dredging Company
Beacon 16
Cornish City
Bettike
Rio de Janeiro
Prson
J. M. Walsh
Harald
United Fruit Company Line
Puerto Cortez
Puerto Cortex
St. Paul
Cuban
Comal
Mallory Line
New York
West
Tampa
Viator and Grib
Puerto Barrigs
Fjell
Hubbard-Zemérray Steamship Company
Karma
Pinto
European Lumber Company
Coniston
West Indies
Glenbridge
Can Corner
St. Vincent's
Donloga
Muir
Santa Lucia
Wilberforce
Jeffers
War Indies
Harfleur
Hamburg
Germany
Charleston
Mob’ Liners, Inc
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and the Pure Food Law
An advertising claim asserts Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is a natural remedy that has aided many women. The text says the product complies with the Pure Food and Drugs Law and touts its long history and health benefits.
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Lydia Pinkham
Ralph Richard Signs for Fat and Lean Benefit Contest
Ralph Richard a noted local baseball figure has been signed as a pitcher by the Fats for the Fat and Lean contest to aid the Morgan Memorial Celebration Fund. The event is set for Monroe Park on July 4.
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Ralphe Richard
Neck of the Woods
The
Fats
Monroe Park
Digestit Promises Relief for Indigestion and Aging
An ad touts Digestit tablets as a new treatment for indigestion, flatulence, sour stomach, and dieting myths. It claims the stomach can be helped without denying food, enabling enjoyment of favorite dishes. It offers a trial package for 260 and refunds if unsatisfied, guaranteed by Van Antwerp.
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van Antwerp
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Rockaway Beach
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James W. Gerard
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United States
Gerard
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Paris
Mrs. Gerard
Sanborn
Frisco
Tennessee Farmer
Pacific Roads 13
NAVY
Congress
Ralph Richard
SA Ualy
Just
Lewis A. Gros
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