Dolman Divorce Sought by Dora E Dolman
Dora E Dolman sues Frank J Dolman in district court for divorce after nine months of marriage. She accuses him of exploiting her wages for his private expenses, claims destitution and abuse, seeks $50 alimony and restoration of her former name Dora E Middaush. She owned a tile house in North Tyde Watned and has three children from her first husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora E. Dolman
District Court
Frank J. Dolman
Mra Dolman
Frank Dolman
North
Ty- Deke
Omaha
Dolman
Dora E. Middaush
Cumberland Presbyterian Assembly Opens in Denver May 18
The sixty ninth general assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church convened at First Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Denver with about 600 delegates from across the country. Moderator H H Novarat of Murfreesboro presided, sermon by A H Bick, Missouri Valley College president. Candidates for moderator named from Illinois, Missouri, Tennessee, Texas. reports covered education, funds, and church missions with emphasis on education before ordination and growing endowments across Cumberland institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Denver
Cumberland
HM. ‘Tinnon
Lincoln, IL
F. E Morris
Marshall
M. Templeton
Clarksville
Tenn
Janne NS. Halell
Houston
Tex
Srl
Educational Sociery
General Assembly
Assembly
Queen Victoria Eyes Reported Near Blindness
London reports claim Queen Victoria has lost sight in her left eye and the right eye eyeing cataract, with German specialist Dr Pagenstecher urging surgery as the only safeguard against total blindness. The queen was seen wearing spectacles at Kensington, prompting comment and denial from officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Victoria
Ingenttecher
Kensington
Streetcar Strike Wrecks Car With Dynamite in Tulath
May 1 reports from Tulath Minn say striking street car men used dynamite to destroy another street car last night. The vehicle burned with smoke, passengers were terrified but unharmed. The blast shattered glass in nearby buildings and shook structures five blocks away. An hour later a car at Twentieth Avenue was pelted with stones, breaking more glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulath
Minn
Twentieth Avenue
Locked Church Fears At St Patrick’s Parish East St Louis
About 1500 parishioners gathered to guard St Patrick’s church residence and convent in East St Louis amid dispute over a German priest’s appointment as rector. The church was locked and belted for the first time in history as Vicar General Cluse was awaited to assume duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Humber
St. Patrick's Parish
East St Louis
Vicr
Cluse
St Patrick's Parish
Woshington
Msgr
Martinell
Martinelli
Father Hazan
Dio
Te Said Ne
Venus
The State of John Brown Toasted At AP Banquet
Chicago May banquet features Frank P. Mac Lennan of Topeka State Journal delivering a toast on The State of Old John Brown. He recalls Kansas as land of sunflowers and wheat, notes wartime roles, and likens farmers to volunteers who replaced swords with plowshares amid drought and economic pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
Frank P. MacLennan
Topeka State Journal
John Brown
Kansas
Calon
Kaneis
Shot Two Girls In Separate Dispute At Dancer
In Middlesboro Kentucky on May 15 ex-Sheriff Combs of Leather county shot Mary and Jennie Gibson two 16 year old twins, mistaking them for men from prior trouble. Mary was wounded, Jennie killed. Combs surrendered to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesporo
Mary
Jennie Gibson
George Gibson
Serecant
Sherif Combs
Leteher
Combs
Jennie
Comba
Yarn Trust Formed in Philadelphia Amid Looming Consolidation
The Record reports formation of the United States Worsted Yarn company with capital of 350000.00 as nineteen leading worsted yarn spinners agree to join. Philadelphia firms signing include Thomas Wolstenhorne & Co John Dearnley & Co Ge Campbell & Co Phoenix Milix Co Yewdall & Jones Bros TB & W Fleischer Griswold Worsted Darby Pa W H Grundy Co Bristol Pa. Some major firms decline such as Erleen Harding & Co and Howland Croft & Son of Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Worswd Yarn Trust
United States
Thomas Wolstenhorne, Sons & Co
John Dearnley & Co
Ge Campbell & Co
Phoenix Milix Company
Yewdall & Jones Bros
TB & W
Fleischer
Griswold Worsted Company
Darby
W. H Grundy Co
Gof Hristol, Pa Aome
British Minister III Sails for Europe Amid Illness
Vancouver report dated May 18 cites China advices on Sir Claude MacDonald, British ambassador at Pekin, aboard the Empress of India from Shanghai April 22 with Lady MacDonald. His illness prevents visits as hopes for settlement of issues linger. unverified reports claim poisoning links to Hing-Pobking-Povarnish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B.C
China
Claude MacDonald
Pekins Bowery
Shanghai
Lady MacDonald
Prince Heinrich
Irene
Prince Henry
Prussia
Explosion at Missouri Blast Furnace Works injures seven
In South St. Louis at midnight a plug blew out in a cupola full of molten metal. A white hot stream contacted water causing a blast that wrecked a side of the building. Seven men were injured. one is likely to die. Names listed include Centuri and James Fills among others. The accident left workers hurled about, with Centuri severely injured. The others expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri Blast Furnace
South St. Louis
Centuri
James Fills
James M. Gamach
Dan Hogan
Lews Manley
James Smith
R. Parkinson
Large Chicago Fire Destroys Property Worth Large Sum
A major blaze in Chicago destroyed extensive property valued near half a million dollars. The fire confined to blocks on Tacms and Lain streets and nearby lumber firms. Firms including T. Gunter & Son Rathbone, Hair & Ridgeway, and Fisen Lumber faced damages cited around 150,000 to 529,000 dollars.
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Chicago
May
Tacms
Giregt
Meie
T. Gunter & Son
Milton Dolce
Joan A. Guages & Co
Rathbone, Hair & Ridgeway
Fisen Lumber Company
War on Merriam and labor protests in Madison Square Garden
Secretary Mich ayl Kelly of District Assembly No 1 and Knights of Brooklyn Jersey City and Manhattan plan a mass meeting in Madison Square Garden to protest General Merriam’s handling of Montana and Tolatio miners strike. District Assembly No 49 orders protest filing in the war department. Union Pacific offers reduced Los Angeles convention fare with extensive sleeper and dining services while Topeka Dry Goods opens a job department for damaged goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Michayl Kelly
Distriit Assembly
Erichia
Tador
Knights of
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Manhattan
Wiler
Madison Square Garden
Merriam
Montana
Tolatio
Knights
District Assembly No. 49
John W. Hayes
Welkinston
War Department
National Educational Association
Los Angeles
Cal
Chien Pacific
Union Pacific
Washington
Is Association
Union Pycific
Union Pacife
Omaha
Kansas City
Atkinson Plans Speech on Imperialism at Cambridge
Cambridge mass May 1 A Well attended meeting last night invited by Edward Atkinson who spoke on Criminal Aggression The Way to End It He warned that imperialist policy risks moral breach and urged neutral open commerce and orderly government to keep the Philippines under fair influence and prevent any nation from seizing its islands or seas for free trade opportunities He argued all nations including Great Britain Russia Germany France and Japan should see the islands as a sanctuary of free commerce open to all alike
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Cambridge Anti-Imperialst Association
Edward Atkinson
Atkinson
Pei Tully
Philippine Islands
Spain
Gesorditiz
Ageres
MOE
Amy Wreter
Itty Coutry
Great Britain
Russia
Germany
France
Japan
Low Rates to the East for Summer Trips This Season
Low railway fares extend across the East offering cheap round trips to cities like Columbus Buffalo Chicago Milwaukee Detroit Richmond Indianapolis and more. Details include specific dates and certificate plans with agents F A Lewis and J C Fulton for full sale dates and limits. Peerless Steam Laundry invites collar cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Columbus
Ohio
Tate
St Paul
Minn
Buffalo
Chicago
Til
Milwaukee
Detroit
Mich
Richmond
Indianapolis
Tech
F. A. Lewis
J.C. Fulton
Mail Carriers Strike Paralyzes Paris Mail Service
Paris May 13 postal workers strike after senate rejects higher pay bill. About 3000 postmen walk out halting deliveries, embassies miss letters, business districts disrupted. An emergency plan puts clerks and soldiers to sorting and delivery while officials threaten punishment for leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
M. Mougeot
Vasily
Biz
Pollor
High School Contest and Concert Items Schedule
The Athenaeum and Philomathesn societies announce an annual contest in essay oratory and declamation at the high school on Friday evening May 1. Tickets are 10 cents and on sale at Moore Kellam and Priddy. The Blind Boons Concert Co plans entertainment at Third Christian church Monday May 2 with 7 and 5 cent seats. tickets at F M Newland 1201 East Sixth. Also notes a liver health ad for DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athenaeum and Philomathesn Literary Societies
Moore's
Kellam
Priddy
Blind Boons Concert Co
Third Christian Church
Gale
F. M. Newland’s
East Sixth Street
DeWitt
Geo. W. Stansfield
W. HH. Wilson
A. J. Arnold
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Ano
Ther Wehonged
Cumberland University
Committee On
Beack
Wieder
Innestadt
Board of Missions and Church Extension
Board of Publication
King of Reference
Werner
Encyclopedia Britannica
Encyclo Pedia Britannica
Kellam’s
Kansas Avenue
Topeea
Duluth
Shooter
Py Vogenitz
Gus J. Neubert
Knights of Pythias
Hamburg
Eton
Price
P. K
iEuits
Fiat
Yarn Trust
Sir Claude MacDonald
St Louis
Knights of Labor
California
Campbell's
Topeka Cash Dry Goods Co
Peerless Steam Laundry
Pratt
Sct
Pkts
Peter Heil
Tacoms
Waeb
Santa Fe Roue
Great Rock Island
Hortest
Colorado Flyer
the Savings & Loans Association
Kansas Ave
Telsos
Teortese
Dr. Lyon
Beattie
Wash
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