Academic delegates attend open event in New Jersey
Delegates from UK and French universities visit New Jersey for a formal opening ceremony. Professors Shipley, Codley, Boutreux, and others will deliver congratulatory addresses and lectures as part of the academic celebrations.
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N. J
Openneeton
Hus Shipley
Ege
University of Olds Reicl
Geheimret
Irat
University of Red
Dennis Codley
N. A
Magdalen College
University of Oxford
Emil Boutreux
University of Paris
Thiers
French Academy
Élegates
Whipperpoorwill Invades Congressional Hall
A whippoorwill wandered into the U S House of Representatives chamber on October 3. Doorkeepers and pages attempted to remove it for an hour before a page opened a light, allowing the bird to fly out safely.
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Whipperpoorwill
Congressional Hall
Associated Press
House of Representatives
Baseball Writers Association to Meet in New York
The Baseball Writers Association of America announced a special meeting to be held at its New York headquarters next Monday afternoon.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
The
Baseball Writers’ Assoion of America
New York
Fire Threatens Gallatin Business District
Fire in a Gallatin restaurant last night caused about 40 000 in losses and threatened to destroy the city business district. Nashville sent aid after flames spread rapidly and delay hampered local firefighting. Ernest Jones' stable burned. a man presumed intoxicated is missing. Horses and several stables suffered heavy losses, with Union Hotel and Gallatin Machine Company among insured properties.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Gallatin
Flamea
Fie
Enine
Ernest Jones
Tom Bradley
Briggance & Caldwell
Marnest
Heirs Cannot Recover Money Paid Treasury
Inventory of the estate of Lester Jacobs shows $2,000 stolen from the Treasury vaults during the 1906 quake and fire. Jacobs covered the loss privately and his heirs’ claim for reimbursement is deemed of no value. Guards and confusion noted. the loss had been publicly known.
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San Francisco
Lester Jacobs
United States
Jacobs
Sub-Treasury
Yesterdday
Keep Children Off Streets In New York
The National Highways Protective Society urged teachers and clergy to warn parents after its September report shows many children killed or injured in street accidents. Secretary Edward S. Cornell said to forbid children from using streets as playgrounds as wheel traffic claimed young lives in 1913.
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Associated Press
New York
National Highways Protective Society
Edwards
Cornell
Judge Warns Attorneys Ahead of Possible Impeachment Call
In Des Moines on October 3, Judge Smith McPherson of Red Oak Iowa exposed a threat of impeachment from Hugh J. O'Brien Rochester New York. O'Brien demanded reopening of the Sydney Company bankruptcy case of Ottumwa Iowa and pledged to go before the House judiciary committee over a $572.58 payment dispute involving a New York receiver.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Smith McPherson
Red Oak
United States
McArthur
Hugh J. O’brien
Rochester
N. Y
Sydney Company
Ottumwa
New York
McPherson
Lomis
Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
Even horse dealer unable to unravel marriage tangle
A. O. Jacobs, a Kansas City horse dealer, faces a complex bigamy case with five claimed marriages. The trial hinges on whether divorces and prior marriages were legal, as Jacobs admits he cannot recall all the details amid disputed unions with Mrs. Mary Paul Jacobs and others.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Kas
A. O. Jacobs
Jacobs
Heraed
Biga Jacobe
Mary Paul Jacobs
Ora Andrew Jacobs
Kansas
Merle Maher Jacobs
Fort Scott
Katie D. Lamaster Jacobs
Jonesboro
Ark
Citizens Savings and Trust Company Closed in Milwaukee
State Bank Examiner A B Koult announced Citizens Savings and Trust Company liabilities exceed 1 million dollars. The bank had been in precarious shape for years as officers engaged in unbusinesslike practices since 1909 with false entries and diversion of funds. A B Gellfuss was placed in charge after officers were dismissed.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
State Bank Examiner
A. BE. Kouit
Citizens Savings and Trust Company
Koult
A. B. Gellfuss
Trust Company
Four Trainmen Killed in Engine Collision Near Stephens
Four trainmen died and another was fatally injured when a locomotive pulling a pile driver and a freight engine of the St Louis Southwestern crashed near Stephens Arkansas late last night. The deceased were H C Davis engineer Mimo Missouri Arthur Young fireman Pine Bluff Ark Aubrey Fields fireman Thornton Ark Charles Cheek bridgeman and William McCabe engineer of the freight train believed fatally hurt. Several others were injured but not seriously.
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Associated Press
Stephens
Ark
St. Louis Southwestern Railroad
H. C. Davis
Mimo
Missouri
Arthur Young
Pine Bluff
Aubrey Fields
Thornton
Charles Cheek
William McCabe
Sons of deputy offer to help hang path killers
Jose and Alberto Ortiz, sons of Deputy Sheriff Candelario Ortiz, seek to be executioners if death sentences are given to the thirteen Mexicans and one American accused in the murder trial in Pearsall Texas. Sheriff Hess agrees to allow their assistance. The Serrato trial was delayed by motions as the case went to the jury.
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Associated Press
Pearsall
Texas
Jose and
Alberto Ortiz
Candelario Ortiz
Dimmitt County
Hess
Jose Serrato
Women Puts First Woman Taxi Driver in New York
The Women’s Political Union enters taxi business with Mrs. Harriet Stanton Blatch signing partnership papers with Mrs. Olive Schultz. Schultz will drive a five passenger touring car from October 7 in front of the union HQ on West Forty second Street. She will be New York’s first woman taxi driver. She notes a meter makes the car a taxi and will share profits with the union which will gift a ribbon and goodwill. Schultz previously scouted for General Rosalie Jones on suffrage pilgrimages.
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Associated Press
New York
Women's Political Union
Harriet Stanton Blatch
Olive Schultz
West Forty-second Street
Two Men Injured By Collision Near Attica Switch
Two men loading brick from a freight train were probably injured when Wabash Railroad passenger train No 4 known as the Continental Limited from St Louis to Buffalo ran into an open switch two miles east of New. Passengers unharmed and equipment undamaged.
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Associated Press
Attica
Ind
Aielio
Wabash
St. Louis
Buffalo
N.Y
Neve
English singer Marie Lloyd and jockey to be deported
Marie Lloyd, English music hall star, and Bernard Dillon, English jockey, arrived as Mr and Mrs B Dillon and were ordered deported yesterday. Lloyd admitted she and Dillon were not legally married but said she had lived with him for five years as his wife.
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Associated Press
New York
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National Highways’ Protective Society
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PP. L. Wilson
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