Woman Seeks Limited Divorce Amid Silent Co tenancy
New York May 25 In supreme court Justice McLean Mire OBrien sued for a limited divorce with alimony after three years of living in the same house without speaking or interacting with her husband. She testified he spends no evenings at home, avoids money, clothing, or writing paper, and she was left penniless at times while he used funds from a firm green line.
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O'Brien
Supreme Court
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Muld
Lea
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Sori
Anney
Tna
Case of Mrs O Brien Raises Cruelty Claim
In a court scene, Mrs O Brien seeks relief over alleged cruelty amid financial strain and estrangement. Justice McLean questions the sufficiency of cause for a judgment, noting her life was not easy but finding no firm evidence of excessive wrongdoing. Mrs O Brien’s supporters condemn the ruling as unjust.
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Ante
Mra. O'Brien
McLean
Rag Time Decline Prompts Musicians to Ban It
Denver May 25 reports a wave of professional disapproval sweeping rag time as musicians and teachers of major orchestras vow to ban its influence. The American Federation of Musicians condemns rag time as vulgar and obscene, calling for its demise amid calls for higher musical standards across the country.
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Denver
Cal
American Federation of Musicians
Cincinnati
Zenon
Federation of Musiciana
Ho. Wheeler
Kansas City
Musicians Call for Higher Music Standards and Rag Time Ban
A 19th century meeting denounces rag time as eroding public taste. President Weber urges suppression and replacement of rag time works with those of recognized writers to educate the public toward a wholesome intellectual music, warning degeneracy if rag time persists.
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Asia
Bgte Wondees
Karte
A. FP. of M
Weber
Caprice Halts Big Work At Million Dollar Skyscraper
New York May 25 Colonel Proskey halts demolition of a planned twenty one story building after a court injunction. The lease runs to October and the action stops work while ensuring the colonel enjoys his prior environment. A watchman guards the Broadway block while talks with the Geo A Fuller Co. continue.
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New York
Winfield Scott Proskes
Geo. A. Fuller Company
Wnder Simhe
Colonel Proskey
Broadway
Yaley
B. McConnell
Costruction Company
Euatern Artiste to Transfer Colorado Wonder to Canvas
A party of fluent artists pauses in Chicago on May 2 as they plan to move the Colorado Wonder painting to canvas. The group aims to showcase the artwork in Chicago and coordinate its relocation and display.
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Euatern Artiste
Colorado Wondar
Chicago
Chiesgo
Public statement endorses Hon E J Pickett by Clinton veterans
A long public statement by a Clinton G A R post commander and Clinton County veteran leader praises Hon E J Pickett. The letter asserts Pickett is trusted, respected, and broadly known for his public service, noting a remedy claim for health issues.
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Clinton G.A.R. Post
Clinton Co. Veteran Association
Pickett
de. Greene
Painters Plan Grand Canon of Colorado Study Tour
A group including George Hazen Thomas Moran George Inness and G M Mc Dirk will travel from New York to Arizona to sketch and prepare a Grand Canyon piece for exhibition in New York next year They will spend weeks in the west gathering outlines then return to finish the work Santa Fe official W H Simp sot joins as guide and companion The artists expect to surpass previous canyon reproductions in grandeur and scenic effect, weather permitting.
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New York
Arizona
Colorado
George Hazen
Thomas Moran
George Inness
Sentimental
G. M. Mc Dirk
Black and Watera
Chicago
Annex
W. H. Simp- Sot
Santa Fe Railroad
Mrinness
Dentists Claims Hand Method Replaces Forceps In Tooth Extraction
An article reports Dr. Charles B. Coughlin of Coughlin & Wilson endorsing a primitive hand technique for pulling teeth, using only thumb and index finger. He asserts it removes even firmly rooted teeth quickly, claiming the forceps are unnecessary and that the method shocks patients less than a revolver at their heads. The piece notes tension between traditional Chinese practice and modern dentistry, as well as skepticism of the hand method’s efficacy.
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Talianapolis
Charles B. Coughlin
Coughlin & Wilson
Iie
Wien
Girl in Wabash Struggles With Swollen Tongue Following Eating Incident
Mins Myrtle Leonard, ten years old, daughter of Edward Leonard of Huntington, reportedly swallowed a virus or dangerous substance after eating what is described as puwpawa. Her tongue has swollen dramatically, protruding two inches beyond the mouth, causing excruciating pain and partial immobilization. Doctors hope for improvement but she remains in severe distress.
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Wabash
Ind
Myrtle
Edward Leonard
Huntington
Hue
Water pipes scare Argentines misread as cannon
May report from Valparaiso notes Argentine citizens misinterpreted a large gust seen near Punta Arenas and the Strait of Magellan as an enormous cannon. The item clarifies the gust was actually water supply pipes for Punta Arenas, suggesting press sensationalism in coverage.
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Chili
Valparaiso
Punts Arenas
Caupine Seok
Strait of Magellan
Punta Arenas
Paris Doctor Laborde Performs Concert for Dental Drawings
Dr Laborde of Paris communicates a method linking music and dentistry. He gave a concert while drawing teeth to illustrate the technique. The report notes the unusual fusion of art and medicine with potential therapeutic implications.
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Laborde
Paris
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