Heyl faces cross examination over Schandein will case
Milwaukee observers report Jacob Heyl under intense cross examination by James Flanders in the Schandein will dispute. Flanders seeks letters from Emil Schandein and Mrs Frank and asks about Heyl's past in Europe and his calls to the Schandein household as he defends alleged undue influence.
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Milwaukee
Jacob Heyl
James PF. Flanders
Emil Schandein
Louis F. Frank
Lisette Schandein
Flanders
United States
Schandein
Mre
Frank
Jacob Hey
Planders
Heyl
Charles Quarles
Unfriendliness Tied to Alleged Assault Claim
Testimony details tensions between Heyl and Schandein over Mrs. Meyer accused Heyl of assault on her 10 year old daughter.Key moments recount the July 4 1887 incident at Heyl's house and the reconciliation two days after Heyl’s wife died at Wells Street.
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Heyl
Schandein
Mr. Schandein
Mrs. Heyl
Mrs. Schandein
Dr. Reinhard
Vanderbilt Cup Won By French Automobiles
The Vanderbilt cup race on Long Island ended with a French car taking the honors. The course covered 283 miles and the winning time was 4 hours 36 minutes 8 seconds. The event occurred as reports from Washington noted peace accords ending the war.
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New York
Apn
I, P. Frenel
Long Island
Five steerage passengers swept overboard from Campania
A great wave swept the Campania on Wednesday last carrying five steerage passengers overboard and none were rescued. About thirty other steerage passengers were injured, some seriously.
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New York
Campania
Bank President Sentenced for Fraudulent Banking
W E Brown former president of the failed First National Bank of Storm Lake Iowa has been sentenced to five years in prison for fraudulent banking in Sioux City. The judge recessed the trial earlier for a court break until Monday and the party including Mrs Schandein Heyl and a nurse and servants were mentioned in court records.
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Sioux City
W. E. Brown
First National Bank
Storm Lake
Italy Cracks Down as Anti-Militarism Spreads
A Rome dispatch reports Italy bans anti-military meetings after police break up gatherings in northern cities. Twenty arrests include soldiers. prefects forbidden to host such events and judges ordered to deliver swift sentences. Avanti, the socialist paper, is confiscated again for an anti-military manifesto.
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New York
Italy
Rome
Paris
Avanti
Famed Gould Estate Fountain at Georgian Court
George J. Gould’s Lakewood New Jersey home spans acres and hosts a renowned fountain. Designed by sculptor J Massey Rhind, the fountain is among the nation’s finest artistic creations and cost about $40,000 to erect.
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America
George J. Gould
Lakewood
N. J
Gould System of Railroads
Gould
J. Massey Rhind
United States
Scamped Plot to Defraud City Charged in Weaver Campaign
Philadelphia reporters note charges of conspiracy to defraud the city against Abraham L. English ex director of public safety John W Henderson and Henry E Baton of Henderson Co Philip H Johnson architect and James D Finley ex building inspector arraigned for a hearing before Magistrate Eisen brown The case stems from an investigation into the construction of a new city hospital for contagious diseases under Mayor Weaver and city architect Wortell The Henderson Co bid 135 000 142 700 and 125 000 reveal a strategy to overstate and tile costs Johnson was involved as architect and Finley named as inspector
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Philadelphia
Abraham L. English
Public Safety
John W. Henderson
Henry E. Baton
Philip H. Johnson
James D. Finley
Eisenbrown
Weaver
W. Blod
Dyn Wortell
New City Hospital
Henderson & Co
Samuel A. Ashbridge
Ashbridge
Powell
Gordon
Philip Hu, Johnson
Irregularities In Hospital Building Contract Case
Powell testified about revised June drawings by Johnson and alleged disregard of contract specs. He said work was shoddy with rooms unpriested, brick walls replaced by plaster, maple flooring, and only 20 000 pounds of steel used. Grading was done by inmates, not licensed laborers. Mayor Ashbridge testified as the hearing paused.
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Johnson
Powell
House of Correction
Ashbridge
Five Cured of Cancer Reported by Doctor
New York Oct 14 Dr William H Dreenlich reports five cancers cured at Plower hospital using radium coated celluloid rods inserted into tumors. Only one of six cases failed due to advanced disease. Dieffenbach notes rods dipped in radium salts and placed in tumors destroy diseased tissue. Bart Spencer leads British Liberals amid new paralysis illness. late Speaker Henderson of Iowa is hopeless at Dubuque. Ex Governor Garvin nominated for Rhode Island governor by acclamation.
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New York
Plower Hospital
William H. Dreenlich
United States
International Medical Congress
the Hague
Tromeopathic Medical Society of
County of New York
Dieffenbach
Dubuque
L. F.C. Garvin
Rhode Island
Chicago Market Reports Mixed Cattle and Hogs Slips
Chicago markets show mixed receipts and varied strength across cattle hogs and sheep. Official and estimated receipts span 15000 today with yesterday’s 21117 hogs and 10000 sheep, while light hogs and shipping grades command prices from 84 to 85 and cattle hold steady at 470 to 495 for roughs.
Supreme Court rules against Hopper in Dunsmuir estate case
California high court overturns Judge Coffey order appointing Edna Wallace Hopper as special administrator. It approves James Dunsmuir's petition to keep control of the estate, blocking use of the administrator to challenge the dead man Alexander Dunsmuir's will on grounds of fraud or undue influence.
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San Francisco
Supreme Court
Coffey
Edna Wallace Hopper
Alexander Dunsmuir
James Dunsmuir
British Liberal Leader Improves After Paralysis
Karl Spencer shows slight improvement while Cunliffe of Pittsburg Adams Express remains at large. Paris editors claim Britain offered France aid if Morocco war broke out. British foreign office calls editor a liar. Ossovsky, Kishenev assistant police chief, assassinated. Ratifications of the Russian Japanese peace treaty to be exchanged today.
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Karl Spencer
Cunliffe
Pittsburg Adams Express
Paris
France
Morocco
M. Ossovsky
Kishenev
Russia
Ultimatum to Venezuela May Lead to Peaceful Blockade
Washington reports France may act without Caracas ties. Diplomatic path favored as U S and France seek restoration of relations and French property seized by Castro regime. Public impatience in Paris grows, but navy action is not yet announced.
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Venesuela Porta
Washington
United States
Venesuela
France
Caracas
Foreign Office
Paris
Venezuela
Calhoun
Thlis
State Department
Department
Carnens
Castro
Hague Tribunal
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Andrew Carnegie
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