Will dispute over Dailey estate filed in District Court
Rita Ridgley files suit in the District Supreme Court register of wills seeking to invalidate Charlotte Thurston Dailey s will claiming the mother was not of sound mind when executed February 3 1914 The will leaves portions to Mary E Brown and various relatives while directing annuity payments and specific bequests Aids from Hasini Vertes Snaiton and other counsel noted Also mentions estates of Martha Moran McKim and Reithardt with executors and beneficiaries named in related filings
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District Supreme Court
Charlotte Thurston] Dailey
Wiecourt
Josie
Sidney T Mannets
American Security and + Company
eXecruters
Mary B Brown
Als
Churess
Cor Life
He Dauhter
Hasini Vertes & Snaiton
Martha Moran McKim
Jane
Naratian
Ales Metin
Fo Rewhardt
Massachusetts
Beef highest on record in Kansas City markets
Kansas City reports the beef market at record highs with July prices the strongest ever seen. Fewer cattle were marketed than in 1914 as drought hit the Southwest, limiting supplies until corn-fed beeves can return after the harvest. Experts say grass-fed cattle will dominate as demand stays firm.
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Bil
Lord Fauntleroy to wed Constance Bug Burnett
Announcement of the engagement between Miss Constance Bug and Vivian Burnett the son of editor Clarence C. Burnett notes that he is known for involvement in local politics and clubs. The wedding is planned for September and Miss Bug is described as the editor's daughter Frances Hodgson Burnett is mentioned as author.
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Constance Buel
Constance Bug
wLird Lord Fauntleroy
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Buelix
Clarence C. Buel
Burnett
Piandome
CAPT. E. E. WEST DIES AT UREMIC SICKNESS AFTER SUICIDE
Retired Marine Corps officer Captain E B West who recently shot himself died today at Rhaa Springs Tennessee. He had been stationed at the Bremérion Washington navy yard earlier in his career.
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Tenn
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Acre
Rhaa Springs
Tarn
Uremle
District oversight leads to April relief for Western Flight School
District commissioners reported an oversight caused the deficiency bill to miss funding for Western Flight School reconstruction. A dedicated equipment fund worth 50,000 was proposed as essential as repairs. Ernest H. Daniel will push the issue to the Senate appropriations subcommittee, hoping quick remedy as delays strain the new grant. Ernest L. Thurston, superintendent, returns from vacation, pleased with school grounds and summer programs. Mrs. Mabel H. Kirk named county psychologist in New Jersey courts.
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Ernest H. Daniel
Edecsation
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Felf
Ernest L. Cthurston
New Hampshire
Alo
Plissrounds
Aird Thorsten
Noted Danseuse Loie Fuller Shines At Eiffel Tower Fete
Loie Fuller starred at Paris sun fete atop the Eiffel Tower platform where scientists and astronomers gather to watch sunset. Comte de la Raume and Camille Flammarion presided while Fuller revived her triumphs, performing an Egyptian sun dance as crowds marveled at her agility and charm.
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Comte de la Raume
M. Camille Flammarion
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Neual
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Loie
Snores of a Whale Awaken Passengers on Steamer
Special to The Washington Post reports the Rea on liner Stephan arriving from St Johns. A dense fog 40 miles east of Nantucket nearly caused a collision with a sleeping whale 80 feet long. Captain Clifton Smith feared a whale collision more than icebergs as passengers gathered on deck. Passenger Charles A Baxter hurled a harpoon to wake the creature, which released a spray of water over the bridge. Deputy Fire Commissioner W Weeks, a fellow passenger, noted Newfoundland and Labrador sights and joked of Eskimo girls.
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Cully
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North
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Army and Navy personnel changes and duty orders 1914
Military dispatch lists numerous assignments and leaves of absence. Maj. William P. Wooten and Maj. Curtis W. Otwell move among engineers and infantry posts. Maj. John A. Murtagh and Maj. Alexander L. Dade shift to inspector and temporary duty, with others ordered to Philadelphia Scranton Williamsburg Fort Ledwardworth and Port Leavenworth for training, garrison duty, or joining units in Virginia, Texas, New Jersey, Alaska and Mexico as of August 1914. Names include Buck Forney Lacey Elliott McClure Hawkins Bankroft Noble Eastman Sutherland Brittain Nauberger and others in various corps.
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Nora Bayes Ill Death Sentence Reported
News from New York states Nora Bayes, famed vaudeville and musical comedy star, received a death sentence from physicians in Europe. The report notes her marriages, divorces, and public career with Jack Norworth, and mentions rapid remarriage after divorces amid theatrical activity.
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Chicago
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Louise Dresser
New White Palace Lunch Opens in Washington
Washington welcomes its second White Palace Lunch Room at 314 Ninth Street Northwest offering a remodeled facility with French and Italian frescoes, open fire broiler service, temperature control, glass tables for easy cleaning, and special tables for women. Proprietor Louis Mandes brings 13 years in local restaurant work.
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New bathing suit like shirt shocks Atlante City strand
Two bathing costume novelties drew attention on the Atlante City beach. A jockey cap and a shirt bathing suit were worn by young women, both in black satin ensembles. The cap featured red and black triangular panels and a black peak, while the shirt suit showed a straight knee length piece with glossy stockings and no sleeves or belt.
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Indorse En ugenic Marriages and Sex Hygiene Plan
In Chicago on July 17 a resolution by alienists and neurologists from 37 states urged healthy marriages and sex hygiene instruction in high schools. They advocated health certificates for marriage applicants and separate sex instruction in public schools above grammar grade. A second conference is planned in Chicago next summer. Weedsport New York widows show abundance while bachelors are scarce.
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W. A. Evaris
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Parisiers of Het Depily Threaded with Silver Parisiers
Fragmentary text appears to describe decorative metalwork with silver thread details. The readable fragment mentions stitching, shading, and a rose motif, implying a decorative pattern or textile or metalwork piece.
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Hot Weather Baby Care Chart Warns of Dangers
A printed chart advises mothers on safeguarding infant health in heat. It stresses bottle hygiene, avoiding sweetened milk, keeping the baby cool and slept alone, bathe daily, shade outdoors, prevent infection, and monitor for fever. Include mosquito netting and avoid exposing babies to sun, dust, or rough handling.
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Mrs Laughlin's Bar Harbor dogs travel de luxe in Pullman
Mrs G M Laughlin of Pittsburgh arranged a private Pullman compartment for her two water spaniels Wiggles and Fritz on the Bar Harbor express. A porter suggested the car section to protect the dogs from baggage-car rough handling, and tickets were issued in the dogs' names.
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Oldest tablet prefaces Eve and fall of man study
Philadelphia July 12 scholars report Langdon of Oxford translated pre Semitic tablets dated about 2500 B C from Penn Museum. Fragments describe Eve and serpent in Genesis tale with may indicate woman acted in temptation and pre flood context. Await complete secondary translation. language is debated among scholars.
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England
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America
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Tian
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Semitic Tablets and Genesis Study Highlighted
Scholars note that 40 years ago George Smith found Babylonian tablets of a later date than Semitic races, a discovery long valued for the study of Genesis. Recent finds predate known Semitic presence in Babylonia, making the tablet research highly significant.
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Nuns Bridal Veil Catches Fire During Carmelita Rite
White Miss Genevieve Nicholson received the white veil at a Carmelite convent ceremony in Baltimore. A bridal veil caught flame from a jeweled fabric, burning the back of the cap and some of her hair. An attendant beat out the fire and the event proceeded with Nicholson uninjured.
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Heir Born to Havemeyers in Islip Country House
New York telegram reports sugar magnate Mr and Mrs Henry Havemeyer receiving congratulations on the birth of a son born Tuesday night at their Islip country house Long Island. Mother and child are well. This is the Havemeyers third child following a daughter and two prior offspring.
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Mrs Pankhurst jailed during stretcher convoy to Holloway
Militant suffragette leader Mrs Pankhurst, out on bail days earlier, was arrested last night and driven to Holloway jail on a stretcher. Police cordoned the house in which she stayed as a motor ambulance arrived, with a procession and clergy aboard.
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Sufragette Marion May Tours Europe With Barrett Party
Special to The Washington Post describes Marion May of Atlanta, a nonmilitant suffragist, traveling with Kate Waller Barrett. She is feted in Paris, Rome, London, and Vatican scenes, meeting Queen Alexandra and the Pope, touring Italy and Switzerland, and visiting Florence and Naples.
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