Artist William Chase Attacked by Students in Studio
In New York on May 1 William A. Chase, famed portrait painter, was assaulted at his studio on 69 Borealis art students. Injuries occurred in a front room and hall while the incident drew a crowd. Chase was later taken home as Dr. T. Chalmers Sangree, husband of Virginia Sangree, discussed the matter.
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William M. Chase
New York
William A. Chases
Rebbol
Bortion
Zidy-suventh Street
Bintietts
Iowa
Jowd Calle
Chase
T. Chalmers Sangree
Mire
Virginia Sangree
Sean Fin
Ken
Bayonne
Ex-Prea Ment Cleveland Arrives for Brief Stop in Washington
Ex president Cleveland visited Washington on a brief stop Saturday arriving at 7:50 p.m. in a private car he did not leave during the halt. He was en route to Sandusky and was expected to be a guest of the Pelee Island Fishing Club, whose members include prominent national figures.
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Washington, Dy
Cleveland
Sandusky
Pelee Island
Woman Seeks Spy Life With Disguises From Owussu
A Detroit woman resident in Owussu claims she can bend the world with disguises and an Uncle Sam spy vocation. Col Eli Button notes her wardrobe of apy gowns and a dramatic personality, urging enlistment though unlikely. Walter Damrosch resigns from the Symphony Society, citing a desire to devote more time to composition after a year of service.
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Detroit
Mick
May
Eli Button
Owussu
Uncle Sam
Col. Sutton
New York
Walter Damrosch
Symphony Society
Damrosch
Theig Society
Dam
Wheat export ban halts grain carry in Odessa port
Odessa May 58 government forbids wheat border exports, leaving many ships at the port waiting for cargo. Inbound and outbound routes described with train schedules between Kansas City Topeka and Topeka connections referenced.
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Odessa
Upton Pacific
Kansas City
Topeka
Keassy City
Dipeka
Union Pacific
Kansas
Rouse City
Supreme Court Upholds Right to Enjoin Union Depot Construction
Supreme Court affirms lower court ruling denying property owner John Uouder’s injunction against a city backed Union Depot project near Leavenworth depot. Decision holds union depots on public streets are within legislative authority and not enjoinable by nearby property owners, even where street vacating occurred and a substitute street was created.
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Supreme Court
John Uouder
Leavenworth Inon
Stretta
Union Depot
Union Depot Company
Erty
Morrow’s Kidneyids Promised Cure for Kidney Troubles
Public health notice promotes Morrow’s Kidneyids as a unique kidney remedy. It cites backache and urinary burning, claims rapid relief, and urges buy now at 50 cents a box or $2.50 for six from Herb Medicine Co., Ohio, with a testimonial from W H Meyers of Springfield.
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Morrow
Ww. H. Meyers
Bppingfield
Ohio
Warder Street
Meyers
Alf
Herb Medicine Co. Id
Obio
Fire at Havana Traps fail and later near miss hurt ships
Near Havana two American ships the Vicksburg and the Morrill escaped a Spanish trap after a decoy schooner lured them toward Morro Castle. A later morning assault by Santa Clara batteries sent eight inch shells that narrowly missed and caused minor damage while both vessels returned fire and withdrew.
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Key West
Fla
Vicksburg
Morrill
Havana
Santa Clara
Morro Castle
Smith
Lilly
Santa Clara Lateries
Sith
Vicksture
Ilko
Craig
Vickebure
Ahore
Fred
Doubts on Washington over European intervention plan
Reports from London claim continental powers seek U S entry for intervention. State department says no such plan is suggested or believed to be under consideration. Foreign officials from Britain, France, Germany, and Russia deny any active talks on intervention and reiterate neutrality. Officials question what would be achieved and note uncertainty about Philippine or Puerto Rico status.
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Washington
London
Ingland
State Department
Great Britain
France
Germany
Russia
Willam
Reichstag
United States
Gou Alot
Pans Aes
cMlais
Philippines
Porto Rico
Europe
Judge Doster Dissents On Greenburg Recalling Case
John Greenburg was convicted in Bourbon county district court of recalcining stolen goods. The Kentucky Supreme Court affirmed, but Chief Justice Doster dissented, arguing an arrest is an accusation and sworn papers carry no stronger truth than an oral statement.
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Supreme Court
John Greenburg
Bourbon County
Greenburg
Doster
Baseball News Major Sunday Games Result in Wins for St Louis and Cincinnati
Baseball notes from May 9 report two Sunday big league games with St Louis and Cincinnati victorious. Accounts mention Lachey and Ehret struggles, Chicago’s Taylor showing frost form with backing, and other city scores with sparse readable details across multiple minor summaries.
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St Louis
Cincinnati
Twe Colonels
Lachey
Ehret
ST. Louis
Chicago
Taylor
Atten
Rhe
Seaman Eeetgeeess Ff
Eniend
Donokus
Taylor and Clements
Wife's Rights in Property Division After Separation
Supreme court rules that a wife who helps accumulate property during marriage is entitled to an equal share upon separation, even if not properly a wife. Rose Werner sought divorce from Emil Werner in Wichita County. Emil sought nullity of marriage and no alimony, arguing a living Indiana husband made the marriage void. The district court granted divorce and half the property to Rose. the high court confirms alimony cannot be granted but affirms Rose's equal contribution and share of the property.
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Supreme Court
Rose Werner
Wichita County
Emil Werner
Rose
Indiana
District Court
Enill
Eril Werner
College prank turns violent at Arbor campus
A two week freshman sophomore rivalry over cutting hair escalates at App Arbor Michigan. A freshman law student was chased and fired five shots at pursuers at around 2 a.m. One shot struck a sophomore literary student in the arm. the bullet remains unfound. The injured student was rushed away and authorities warned against further skylarking.
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App Arbor
Mich
Gee
Hale
Tax Dodgers Active in New York City May Tax Date
The New York tax department reports a surge in active delinquent filers with 20,000 sworn from 24,000 names as the April 13 deadline nears. Notables like Cornelius Vanderbilt and Joan D Rockefeller are late, while the Gould brothers may face a $10,000,000 claim against the Gould estate. The Manhattan Railway Company and Teo personal property values are noted, with expected tax increases likely to spark further appeals and salvos.
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New York
May
Tax Department
Borough of
Manhattan
Bronx
Iaw
Cornelius
Withinie Vanderbilt
Joan D. Rockefeller
George Gould
Howard
Edwin
Court of Appeals
Gould
Goulds
Manhattan Raiway Company
U P to Meet Chicago Next Year in West
Chicago May 9 University of Pennsylvania and University of Chicago to play football in Chicago next year. Stage plans to bring Penn team east to face Quakers on their grounds and in two years a return match on Marshall Field. This will be first western match between eastern and western leaders, signaling closer athletic ties. Henry Gale praised efforts to build a champion Chicago team for the eastern champions.
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Chicago
University of Pennysylvania
University of Chicago
Quakers
Marshallfeld
Henry Gale
Penn Vent
Government Cheated in Torpedo Boat Manly Purchase
New York on May 9 reports the torpedo boat Manly bought abroad and landed on a steamer deck. The vessel, a Yarrow design sixty feet long, shows serious deficiencies such as limited coal capacity and almost no bunkers for fuel. Experts also question torpedo tube placement for any effective service.
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Manly
New York
Navy Yard
Tires of being mayor and longing for term end
New York May not express joy in office. Van Wyck tells a friend he will be glad to be relieved. Rumors say he may resign but Tammany will not permit it now. Some prefer Guggenheimer as successor for the full term due to his suave manner.
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van Wyck
New York
Robert A. van Wyck
Tammany Organization
Guggenheimer
Dramatic events at Crawford theater this week
The Crawford theater opens with Flanklin's Flats a gay Irish farce tonight featuring Vaudleville acts and a cake walk. Prices range from 15 to 85 cents. George's Operatic Colored Minstrels appear Wednesday with prewar Negro performances priced 16 to 60 cents. Prof. Lohrman brings vitascope pictures next Thursday and Friday for Rien school drama. Pudd'nhead Wilson comes next Saturday evening.
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Flankllan
Crawford Theater
Vaudleville
George
Lohrman
Hia Vitascope Pictures
Rien School
Vandals Upset Graves in Bloomfield Cemetery
Police and residents in Bloomfield New Jersey are outraged as vandals toppled nearly 200 headstones from numerous graves in a Hilsomfield cemetery. Monuments and marble slabs were broken flowers uprooted and scattered. Estimated damage runs to at least $2 000.
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Bloomfield
N. J
Hisomfield
Hlsomfield
Cost of the War Expenditures Reported in May
A May notice lists army wartime costs totaling about 157000 dollars plus an added 20 percent. Items span medical department engineers and inspector general, with figures shown for subsistence and equipment. The record reflects Spanish-American War funding allocations in 1868.
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Washington
Spain
Selon Aeg
Tollone
Snes
Alscal
Medical Department
Corps of Engineers
Inspector General's Department
A WORN-OUT FAD Promotes Digestion With Humble Tablets
A historical ad touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming digestion problems stem from indigestion not tonics. It urges meals after use and highlights testimonials from James Burns and James Lillis praising relief after twenty years of dyspepsia, presenting the product as safe, patent-free medicine.
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Stuart
Amgtuart Co
Maremath Moe” Eae
Fraud rumor ends in $10 fine at Astor residence
New York May 9 A shabbily dressed German man claimed to be John Jacob Astor’s cousin and waited at 840 Fifth Avenue. The butler had him arrested after he persisted in seeing the Astor family. Magistrate Meade ordered a $10 fine. the prisoner denied any real relation and cited a Waldorf birth.
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Mr. Astor
New York
Astor
Fifth Avenue
John Jacob Astor
Louis Astor
Oakwood
Louis
Waldorf
Germany
Felix Astor
William Astor
Seo
Carl
Jersey City
Front_street
Sam Radges Plans Parade Dress Hat and Ambitions
Sam Radges appeared on Kanass avenue this forenoon wearing an elik hat and striped attire. He plans to decorate, add a hole to the top, and march in a parade, declaring mixed loyalties as an American amid wartime talk.
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Sam Radges
Kanass Avenue
Pears Tinea
Rotanes
Lewentack
England
Governor Leedy Regrets Disruptions To Volunteer Service
In a damaged text fragment Governor Leedy expresses regret over disruptions to volunteer work and mentions efforts to mobilize Kansas volunteers for United States service. The garbled excerpt references speeches, travel routes, and trains between Kansas City Topeka and Topeka, with scattered lines about coffee and railroad promotions, reflecting a chaotic wartime morale note.
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Leedy
Democratic Love Trust
Bryan
Seattle
Teteram Johnsos
Kanaas
United States
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