Jury fails to reach verdict in 225000 breach suit
After fifteen hours of deliberation the eight to four jury could not agree on Miss Mac Sullivan's $225,000 breach of promise suit against millionaire Arthur Woe. Both sides plan an early retrial as jurors clung to the eight to four ballots and discussed damages, while Sullivan's attorney blamed the judge's charge and Hoe criticized a supposed seduction appeal in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Sullivan
Hoe
Washington Post
New York
Mac ‘A. Sullivan
Arthur S
Supreme Court
Vavexan
Hos
William H. Hamilton
Jine
No Use for Chaperon 18 Greatest Man Living
New Thought scribe reports Pauline Langdon, key witness in Julia Sears v Sears, accuses Mrs Sears of motive and asserts revenge rather than divorce. Langdon declaims on stage, defends meetings with Franklin Sears, and claims Mrs Sears seeks to dominate the church as a holy figure while denying improprieties in personal conduct. The case heads to briefs after judge limits cross examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Thought
Eddy
Washington Prat
New York
Volvo
Pauline Langdon
Sears New Thought
Julia Settin
Sears
Franklin Warren Sears
ML P
Esterday
Miss Langdone
Hiscox
Thia
Miss Langdon
Justice Gregerich
Aubmit
Kelving & Decision
Nurthouse
Recent Fads and Feats From The News Of The Weak
A quirky roundup notes spectacles in theater fashion with glasses as a trend. It cites an aeroplane in construction in Paris based on a leaf like balance to slow descent and allow one handed start. Edouard Zier exhib tion titled Nature and Artifice in Paris. A chimpanzee drives a motorcyc le with his wife in the sidecar. Cunard’s Aquitania, first sea going music hall, sails May 3 from Liverpool, promising onboard entertainments during the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Edouard Zier
Societe Nationale Des Beaux Arts
Eve
Eva
Aquitania
Cunard
Liverpool
Woman Enlists for Greater Service in Red Cross Letter
A recent arrival from Europe offers to join the field hospital service amid family military ties in the United States. She proclaims willingness to sacrifice body and soul, speaks multiple languages, and hopes to prove worthy of the country and her loved ones while awaiting an official reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United States
Army
Navy
Europe
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Tam
Field
Cama
Tia
U. S
Army and Navy Changes Of The Day In War Personnel
Col Joan S Parke assigned to Twentieth Infantry. Maj Alexander M Davis departs Fort Worth for Kansas City while Capt Roy B Harper returns to Chicago. A board of officers, including Saltzman Sunderland and McNeill, to inspect cable laying and equipment for defense. Lieut William Ballach and Lieut Joseph Ware reassigned. Ware moved from Blacksburg to Fifth Infantry. Rice to leave US Military Academy. Cook transferred within coast artillery. multiple coast artillery transfers and reassignments detailed for several lieutenants and captains across companies and corps.
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Joan S. Parke
Infantry
Twentieth Infantry
Alexander
Davis
Archibald H W. Sunderland
Coast Artillery Corps
Thomas FP. McNeill
Coast Artilery Corps
New York City
Joseph F, Ware
Fifth Infantry
Vint Uewt
Intunirs
Virginia Polylechitta Institute
Blacksburg
Elmer Rice
United States Military Academy
Thomas C. Cook
Ralph ©. Harrison
Ysth
Alexander C. Sullivan
Williame W. Rose
Coast Artillery Cords
Army Transport Service
Newport Netts
Coal Artillery School
Fort Monroe
Wad
Naval Orders and Vessel Movements Update
Navy notices detach Lieut Comdr Adolphus Andrews to Utah as navigator and assign Lieut E P Winney as inspector of ordnance and engineering materials at Bethlehem Steel South Bethlehem. Movements list ships from Hampton Roads to New York and Mare Island to Boston. Glacier sails to Guaymas and San Francisco while Salem arrives Vera Cruz and Key West operations continue.
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Adolphus Andrews
Montgsa
Utah
Liew. E
Winney
Kansan
Bethlehem Steel Company
South Nethlehem
Barritt
Naval Academy
Henry Guilmette
Appollet
Naval Station
Cavite
Hampton Roads
New York
Omaha
San Francisco
Charleston
Glacier
Guaymas
Salem
Vera Graz
Omeha
Mare Island
Boston
Hey West
Hamiton Roads
Guantanamo Bay
Nery Yard
Portsmouth
Patuxent
Key West
Oth Batant
Vera Cruz
Petral
Ordita
Havy Yard
Portemouth
N. Hy
Aver- Sauls
Royal Pair Kermit Roosevelt to Wed in Madrid Ceremony
Diplomatic guests including King Alfonso and Queen Victoria attended lunch at the American embassy as Ambassador Willard plans a Spanish law compliant wedding for Belle Willard and Kermit Roosevelt on June 10 in a magistrate's residence at Buenavista. The next day a church ceremony at the British embassy will be conducted with Rev. Dr. Samuel N. Watson and Rev. Herbert Brown officiating.
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Madrid
Diine
Joseph E. Willard
United States
Willard
Alfonso
Victoria
Spain
Bertolt Roosevelt
Diplomatic Corps
Buenavista
Belle Willard
Kermit Roosevelt
Buenavista District
Wea
Anicover
Mace
Eduardo Dato
Spanien Pramier
Marquis of Lema
Myron T. Herrick
Parte
Col. Roosevelt
Miss Wyale Held In Buenos Aires Insane Asylum
Ohio congressman and a lakeside family allege Miss Alice Wyale a Holy Roller missionary in Argentina was unjustly committed. Four doctors reportedly diagnosed insanity in Buenos Aires and relatives fear she was victimized and deprived of welfare scrutiny by the State Department. Inquiry by legation staff is urged to verify her mental condition.
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Wyale
Holy Roller
Stils Legation
Alice Wyale
Lakeside
Ohio
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Representative Sherwood
Robert Lansing
Department of State
Frank B. Shirley
Miss Wyte
Gen
Sherwood
State Department
Miss Wrele
American Legation
Mias Wyele
South America
Miss Wygle
Lansing
Entre Rios
Misa Wygle
Vanitie Withdraws From Race In America’s Cup Trials
Rye New York June The third race of the trials on Long Island Sound saw Resolute win after Vanitie led then withdrew to aid two seamen in a rescue. The 18 mile contest was shortened to 9 miles. Portsmouth England June 4 Shamrock IV set sail for a first spin with a huge mainsail and a long boom.
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Rye
N. Y
Long Island Sound
Resolute
Vanitie
Portsmouth
England
Sham- IV
Thomas Lipton
Justice Barnard to Be Honored in Washington Ceremony
Justice Job Barnard will retire in Equity Court on November 1 in Washington. A ceremony is planned with remarks from Justice Thomas H. Andeéréda for the bench and Attorney R. Rok Perry for the bar association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Barnard
Job Barnard
Equity Court
Washington
Thomas H. Andeéréda
R. Rok’ Perry
Bar Association
Bryn Mawr Head Calls Higher Pay to Attract Teachers
The Bryn Mawr College president urges higher salaries for instructors to keep brilliant educators from leaving education for business. She criticizes outdated textbooks and regimes and argues for modern teaching systems to develop student reasoning and keep colleges vibrant.
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Bryn Mawr
Philadelphia
Misa
Carey Thomas
Tao
le Fay
United States
Aaid
Thomas
Schumann-Heink Narrates Happy Home Life in Divorce Suit
In Chicago, Mme Ernestine Schumann-Heink described domestic life with her husband Willam Rapp Jr and denied love affairs. Depositions showed Mrs Catherine Dean and a New York detective tracing visits. the singer insisted she never desired a divorce and had lived apart since her husband left. Hans Schulger, her butler, testified no man stayed overnight at her home.
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Chicago
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Willam Rapp, Jr
New York
Rapp
Catherine Dean
Julia Willams
Dean
Mme
Schumann-Heink
Michigan Avenue
Sprah
Cook
Mme. Schuamann-Heink
Hans Schulger
Stone Laid for Hospital Cornerstone in Capital
A new Emergency Hospital cornerstone on New York Avenue in Washington DC was laid with Woodbury Blair presiding. Senator Gallinger praised donors from a $360,000 campaign and lauded nurses and physicians. Commissioner Siddens spoke on the hospital’s history as dignitaries and doctors attended. A copper box with records and coins was placed inside, Marine Band provided music, and Rev. Peters offered a dedicatory prayer.
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New York Avenue
Seventeenth
Eighteenth Streets
Woodbury Blair
Senator Gallinger
Siddens
Musle
Marine Band
Dre. A. R. Shands
W. P. Carr
D. G. Lewis
King Edward VII King Edward VII Gold Vase Show Opens
London hosts the eighth Inter national horse show at Olympia with American exhibitors in force. The King Edward VII prize of 2500 dollars is the feature event, drawing cavalry teams from European armies. The arena is transformed into a castle yard echoing Tower of London and Windsor, with a royal box for King George and Queen Mary.
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Sir. Moore
Alfred G. Vanderpilt
Alexander Stackelburg
Santa Barbara
Cal
Graham
Tuckahoe
N. Y
Ruth Boyd
New York
J. Sumner Draper
Miltor
Mass
Serosa
Atlante
Russia
France
Belgium
Castle Yard
Tower of London
Windsor Castle
Olympia
King George
Queen Mary
Leesburg Horse Show Concludes Amid Downpour and Victory Listings
The Leesburg Va show closes under drab skies with Morning Glory winning multiple classes including Best Pair, Morning Glory and Lady Sultan. J B Bayne carries Morning Glory to top in ladies park neck and Mrs Hitt wins ladies hunters aboard Nancy Pansy while Homewood Stables riders clinch pair hunters with David Gray and mate.
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Messrs
Hitt and White
Hunter
David Gray
Mate
Washington Post
Leesburg
J. B. Bayne
Washington
Morning Glory
William F. Hitt
Nansy Pansy
Mr. Hitt
Br. White
Homewood Stables
Powles
Te Sultapla
Red Rambler
Dan Sends, Jr
Jimmy Trigger
Sr. Churchman
Lucifer
Pinecrest Steppers
Star- West
Dr. Churchman
Golden Scepter
Bobolink
Dan Sands
Harneag
Reacken Rose
Allen Potts
Tamora
W. G. Fletcher
Major
Villain
George Pflaster
Robert B. Robert
Bart
Humphrey Potts
Lady Sultan
Chestnut Hi Farm
Bagthorpe Sultana
George Poster
Wonder
E. L. Norman
Starlight
Fire Alarm
Mitchell Harrigan
Joe Foison
Pinecrest Farms
Best lady's park_neck
Bracklenrose
Mra. Allen Potts
Harter
Dave Waller
B. L. Redman
Semper
B. T. Humphreys
Truxton King
Louis Ferguson
Nancy Pansy
Pretty Maid
Mrs
Forest
Lady Lawson
Furr Bros
Mrs. Allen Potts
Fit King
Folk
Nancy Panay
Hamewood
Ballymore
L. O. Leith
Maid
A. H. Utterback
Gateman
Phil Fiverhart
Captain Cassatt
J. R. H. Alexander
Lady Melha
J. G. Everhart
Vashi
J. 8
Castleman
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London
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Tod Sunday
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Daughters of Me
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Prop. T. Ave
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