Teasdale described as too lazy to be human at divorce trial
In Clayton, St Louis county, Mrs. Nolker testifies at the divorce hearing of Mrs Teasdale seeking to end a marriage to the Aero Club St Louis vice president. The testimony portrays Joseph R. Teasdale as "too lazy to ave bad habits" in a crowded courtroom setting. A decree granting $50 monthly alimony to Mrs Teasdale was discussed after a brief hearing.
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ST. Louis
Joseph R.teasdale
St. Louisess
Robert Nolker
Clayton
Teasdale
Mabelle
Nolker
Pear
Aice
Aero Club St. Louis
Wife’s Remarks Describe Husband’s Laziness and Indifference
A woman recounts her husband’s habits focusing on laziness and indifference. She says he slept late, stayed in bed until noon, and required her to plead for him to do tasks.
Love of Fine Clothes Leads to Cowfall
A Baltimore convent pupil Frances Hollender faced arraignment in New York police court after a Chicago-based remittance claim and a tailor’s complaint accusing her of taking two gowns and a coat without paying. She posted $200 bail. While in court she noticed a personal ad supposedly from ALZORA claiming her mother was ill and said it was meant for her.
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New York
Frances Hollender
Baltimore
Chicago
Frances
Alzora
Boston Republicans Nominate Chinaman for Representative
Chin Shue, the first Chinese nominated for a United States political ticket, seeks election as Republican representative in the Seventh District of Boston. He pledges to favor admission of Chinese women and argues that exclusion harms Chinese residents.
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Boston
Mass
Chin Shue
United States
Largest Chicago cafe and other national restaurant nods
The piece notes restaurants in Boston New York and Chicago with the Chicago cafe claimed as the Wests largest. It quotes a speaker advocating tariff revision and direct US senate nominations. It includes a testimonial from W A Smith of Bridgeton Indiana praising Foley Kidney Pills for recovering from rheumatism and kidney trouble.
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Boston
New York
Chicago
West
United States
Kirkbride Rumored Candidate for Water Works Chief
Captain Edward B. Kirkbride long time Democratic activist and former city council president is reported as a candidate to succeed C. W. Soost as superintendent of the city water works. His supporters say his name will be turned in to the commissioners, though he would not confirm or deny the report.
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Edward B. Kirkbride
Old City
C. W. Soost
Kirkbride
Police Seek Two Missing Men in City Letters
A Columbus woman asks Chief Walsh about her brother James G Wycum last heard from years ago after writing home. Brooklyn resident Sarah Stephenson asks police to trace Frederick Stucker also known as Wenger or Weber age 46, 5 feet, 120 pounds, last seen years ago.
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Emma Kester
Mair Street
Columbus
Ohio
Walter F. Walsh
James G. Wycum
Mobile
Sarah Stephenson
Brooklyn
New York
Police Department
Frederick Stucker
Frederick Wenger
Frederick Weber
Eiseen
Jury Convicts Gaubitz in Jealousy Murder with Death Penalty
In Fort Smith Arkansas, Ferdi nand Gaubitz interrupted court to declare guilt before a jury. After about ninety minutes of deliberation the panel convicted him of murder and sentenced him to death.
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Fort Smith
Ark
O&ark
Ferdinand Gaubitz
Gaubitz
Anniversary of Raphael Semmes Celebrated by Daughters of the Confederacy
Mrs Electra Semmes Colston daughter of Admiral Raphael Semmes was honored on her 193rd anniversary with a silver loving cup from the local Daughters of the Confederacy of which she is president Miss Metta Thompson presented the token and Mrs Lewis Sewell presided The inscription praises the Southern virtues of Colston as president of Electra Semmes Colston Chapter U D C
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Electra Semmes Colston
Raphael Semmes
Daughters of the Confederacy
Metta ‘Thompson
Lewis Sewell
Impressive observance marks Confederate naval chieftain anniversary
The program commemorating the birth of the Confederate naval chieftain drew veterans and family members to the YMCA auditorium for ceremonies starting at 4 30 p m lasting over an hour. Bows of red and white ribbon replaced crosses of honor for several veterans, to be returned with crosses later. a silk flag presentation to Raphael Semmes Camp, U C V, was given by R I Daly.
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Sons of Veterans
Raphael Semmes
R. i. Daly
The Trials of a Traveler Digest
I am a traveling salesman and was troubled with constipation and indigestion until I began to use Dr King's New Life Pills. They are an excellent remedy for stomach liver or kidney troubles. Only 25 cents at all druggists.
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Youngs
Berkshire
Dr. King
Revolutionists Name Provisional Nicaraguan Leaders in Leon
WIRE BRIEFS: In Leon province Nicaragua revolutionists proclaim Dr Rodolfo Espinosa provisional president and Dr Julian Irias commander in chief, per advices received but not confirmed. Other items report $11,500 stolen from Newark National Bank, Barcelona railroad clashes, and a Juarez payroll raid.
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Panama
Leon
Nicaragua
Rodolfo Espinoza
Julian Irias
Marconi Improves After Auto Accident
SPHZIA Italy Sept 27 News reports William Marconi inventor of wireless telegraphy shows great improvement in condition after an automobile accident Wednesday and is expected to recover sufficiently to leave hospital soon.
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Barcelona
Juarez
William Orr
Mexican Northwestern Railway
Sphzia
Italy
William, Marconi
Lyric Theatre closes with matinee and two evening shows
The Lyric Theatre ends its vaudeville bill today with a 3 p m matinee and 7 46 p m and 9 15 p m shows. Next week President Wells plans five new headliner acts. Naughty Marietta at Mobile Theatre stars Florence Webber with sixty associates in a Herbert score and Young book.
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Lyric Theatre
Jake Wells
Fourior
Oscar Hammerstein
Miss Webber
Marietta
Mr. Herbert
Mrs. Young
Prolific Family in Albion Welcomes Eighteenth Child
Albion Iowa September 28. Captain D K Ewalt adds a daughter to what is believed to be the state’s largest family. Ewalt aged 7 1 2 years, a farmer near Ewalt, and his wife 39, are a pair of note. She is his fourth wife and has borne seven children with him. She also has seven children by her first husband.
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Albion
Iowa
D. K. Edwalt
Ewalt
Pimples and eczema plague Morrigan resident
Morrigan Tennessee resident recalls a year long severe acne attack with pimples and eczema on face neck and chest causing pain itching and insomnia. After trying various remedies she sought a sample of Cuticura Soap and Ointment and reported results.
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Morrigan
Tenn
Last Session of Colored Teachers Institute Concludes
The final session Friday afternoon reported success in all respects. Resolutions thanked Superintendent S S Murphy for support and speaker selection. The highlight was W F Feagin of the state department on School Preparation, with Caldwell presiding and Hill presenting a phonograph and stereopticon display.
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Colored Teachers’ Institute
S. S. Murphy
Public Schools
W. F. Feagin
State Department of Education
W. A. Caldwell
A. F. Owens School
Charles W. Hill
Reverend Phillips Returns from Vacation in New York
Rev. John W. Phillips D D pastor First Baptist Church returned home today after visiting his father and mother in Binghamton New York for his vacation.
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Phillips
John W. Phillips
First Baptist Church
Binghamton
New York
Trains Cut to Twice Daily Schedule from Mobile
Effective Sunday, Sept 29 trains will run twice daily and depart Mobile at 3 45 p m daily except Sunday. On Sundays trains depart at 8 35 a m and 7 20 p m.
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Mobile
Comstock Produce Company Expands Western Market Hub
Comstock Produce Company operates as the southern market headquarters for Fancy Vegetables and Western Produce. It imports twice weekly from Chicago and northern markets offering tomatoes cauliflower celery roots onions cabbage lettuce parsnips corn okra butter beans and snap peas. The firm invites old patrons and newcomers to patronize via prompt telephone delivery.
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Chicago
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