Royal scandal grips court after card cheating allegations
Royal household member accused of cheating at poker at St James and Marlborough clubs prompted King George to pull invited guests from the Derby dinner. The courtier denies guilt and threatens libel action while a Queen Mary friend is linked to the affair.
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England
Spectal Cabia
Washington
London
St. James
Marlborough
Jockey Club
Derby
George
Prince Arthur of
Ons
Duke of
Teck
Jockey Tub
Buckingham Pal
Acs
Ring
Queen
Queen Mary
Trailed diva rivals visits at all hours in divorce suit
Depositions in the divorce suit of Madame Schumann-Heink name William Rapp Jr and Mrs Katherina Dean as corespondent. Detectives testified they trailed the pair to Home Street apartments and to shopping trips. Key details include a man with a key and an overnight stay, with records of late night calls and daybreak departures. The court limited questions about earlier marriages and the Wagner festival plans in Bayreuth.
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Singer
William Rapp, Jr
Uhicaga
Mra
Katherina Dean
New York
Mrne
Schumann-Heink
Liverce
Kapp
Suran
Thin
Rapp
Mrs. Dean
Eugéne Rossi
Thirty-fourth Street
Home Street
Sle
Happ
Josephine Goldsmith
Germany
Marie
Schumann
schuman-Klevik
Bayreuth
Ship Louisa to France honors French canal labor
The steam launch Louisa built in France in 1876, used in constructing the Panama Canal by the French Panama Canal Company and later by the United States, is to be presented to France in recognition of French services. Senator Root introduced a resolution to authorize the presentation, affirmed by Ambassador Jusserand as a gesture of Franco American goodwill.
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Panama Canal
France
Louisa
Root
Louise
Panama Canal Company
United States
Junserand
Keyhole Peep Shocks Divorce Case In New York Society
Detective testifies Walter Eaton peeped through a keyhole and witnessed Frank Schoonmaker and Miss Maris Merwin in an apartment. Officers burst in at 1 am as Merwin cried out, Schoonmaker slept on a divan, and the party dispersed after a room check in the high society divorce case.
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Walter Eton
New York
Frank Schoonmaker
Wall Street
Washington Post
Walter Eaton
Frank L. Schoonmaker
Maris Merwin
Supreme Court
Gelgerich
Felix D. Unger
Grace Llewellyn Schoonmaker
Schoonmakers
Ciretes
Schoonmaker
Haton
Unger
Miss Merwin
Mr. Schoonmaker
Mr. Eaton
Br. Schoonmaker
New York Sweatshop Tales Front Commission Hearings
A fourteen year old girl, her mother, and other workers describe dire tenement sweatshop life in New York City. She testifies before the United States commission on industrial relations about six people sharing two rooms, surviving on 60 cents a day, unpaid rent, and efforts to buy food and clothing. Other witnesses cite disease in workspaces and intensified child labor while industry leaders dispute the accounts.
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Agpegiel
Washington Post
New York
Mary Minora
United States Commission On Industrial Relations
Clty
Pail Orran
Elf
New York State
Joseph Gold
The
Brotherhood of Tatlorg
Mayer Schoenfeld
American Clothing Manufacturing Association
Miss Sullivan in Court Over Love Fight and Butcher’s Bill
New York June 5 Miss Mae Sullivan testified in city court that she broke now despite receiving 350,000 from Arthur J Hoe in less than a year and will perform a new vaudeville sketch to pay a 92,000 two-week fee. The magistrate postponed the butcher’s bill suit for a week while she explained finances and the romance context.
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A. Hoe
New York
Mae Sullivan
Arthur J. Hoe
A. del Hammerstein
Floe
Butcher
Miss Sullivan
Hoe
Sher
Rana
Army and Navy Changes of the Day
Leaves of absence extended for three lieutenants in medical reserve corps. Officers to report to Hot Springs Arkansas and Walter Reed. movement of naval vessels including Prairie, Jarvis, San Francisco, Annapolis, and others with multiple mis-spellings preserved.
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Charles L. Gandy
Medical Reserve Corps
William W. Vaughn
William G. Guthrie
Herman C. Schumbe
Conal Artillery Corps
Hot Springs
Ark
Army
Navy
Inspital
Clarence
Gilbert
Coast Artillery Corps
Walter Reed
B.C
Prairie
Tompkinsville
Jarvis
Vera Crag
Iwana
Basie
Foatin
San Franelico
Mayflower
Gaasin
Vere
Cruz
Lobas Island
Jenkins
Tuxpan
Dustin
Tiburon
San Francisco
Guantanamo
Fortsiouth
Naval Orders Report From 1914 Navy Yard Transfers
Naval orders list personnel movements among U S Navy and academies. Officers and midshipmen including Kittelle Marvell and Arnold detachments move to Naval War College Newport Annapolis and Kansas with transfers to ships yards and training facilities.
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Sumasr
W. Kittelle
Naval War College
Newport
White
Utah
T, Taylor
Athinlin'Yesorye
Midsubman
Rhode Island
Casay c. Arnold
Kansan
Allen
Kearsarge
Shasteston
S.C
Jane
Lost Woman In Rain Seeks Sister Mary Francis In New York
A 21 year old woman described as unusually beautiful is found wandering near Park Avenue and Seventy first Street in the rain. She tells police and doctors that Sister Mary Francis was taken away and mentions the name Helen Morgan. Despite memory gaps she is deemed able to care for herself and is released. address given at a vacant West Fifty fourth Street house.
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New York
Tichold
Seventy-first Street
Park Avenue
Mary Francis
Bergeh
Flower Hospital
Bellevue Hospital
Polier Ag Pousasaing
Mary Francia
Bellevue
Helen Morgan
H. M
Helen Morgen
Seventh Avenue
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Killed for Her Honor Freed After Months Trial
Countess Tiepelo Ogelon, Venetian by birth, was acquitted in Rome on self defense for the murder of her husband's orderly Polimanti at San Remo. She admitted allowing the young private to become too familiar and had sent him postal cards and money, while friends testified to their close relations. The trial spanned over a month with dramatic courtroom scenes.
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Gray
Tiepelo Ogelon
Rome
Tiepelo
Capt
Oggioni
Berengilleri
Polimanti
Oggion
San Remo
Polimant
Vapt
Ozgtoni
Portmand
Pollmanti
Pol‘manti
Lome
Argentina to Elevate Legation to Embassy in Argentina
Buenos Aires June 5 acting president Dr de la Plaza sent a message to the senate Tuesday elevating the Argentine legation in Washington to an embassy. The move mirrors the United States action that recently raised the American legation in Buenos Aires to embassy status.
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United States
Buenos Aires
Dr. de la Plaza
Senate
Washington
Virginia Medical Society Plans Washington Event
The Virginia Medical Society met at the New Willard Hotel in Washington to discuss a joint program with speakers including Gov. Stuart and Dr. W. A. White. Planned activities feature welcome addresses, open meetings for readings and social events, with notable military and naval attendees anticipated to participate.
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Éinia Medical Society
Medical
Washington
New Willard Hotel
A. B
W. A. White
Government Hospital For the
Gov. Stuart
Virginia
Surs
Gene
Thomas Hume
Adams
RK. Sorrell
P. S.roy
A. R. Shands
Lee Morgen
Augustus Simpson
H. T. Lemon
Gerry Morgan
J.J. Richardson
C . Wehardson
Joseph Bryan
W. P. Carr
Thomas Taylor
W. H. Kerr
Stone
Oscar Wilkercos
W. P. Davis
Larkin Glazebrook
W.C. Gwyn
F. Hagmer
Jo- John Thomas
George T . Eprigs
John Dunlap
Arthur Hoos
A. FA. King
GY. Cool
W. W. Barton
PA. Williams
J. B. Nichols
FISH KILLS HIS BRIDES ROMANCES OF THE AQUARIUMS
The feature notes the aggressive nature of cichlids and the gentler roles of bitterlings and goldfish in aquarium life. Dr. Schneider of Brooklyn Aquarium Society discusses mating, parental care, and an aquarium tale of scalare traveling from Manaus to Germany, questioning if it is a true fish story.
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Zot Beckley
New York Mall
Rantara Unearis
Clchlide
Kilkenny
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
American Federation of Goldfish
Brooklyn Aquarium Society, Inc
W. H
Goldfish
Mrs. G
Bitterings
Raverman Fish
Schneider
Bing
Ike Col Roosevelt
Manaus
Amazon
Germany
Elbe
Woman Threatens Judge With Loaded Revolver in Detroit Court
In Detroit on June 6 a woman named Fay Wells faced a disturbance charge as she chased her husband waving a revolver. The pistol was brandished at Municipal Justice Chrisopher Stein Jr who leaped behind the bench as court attaches restrained her. An officer recovered six rounds from the weapon.
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Detroit
Mich
Jung
Christopher Stein, Jr
Stein
Fay Wells
Gardener Sues Rich Man Over Marquette Romance
Gardener Max Frederick Bleist sues Chicago businessman Edward N. Breitung and family over alleged alienation of Mrs. Kleist, claiming $250,000 in damages. Case linked to a summer romance at Marquette Michigan, with transfer from state to federal courts and defendants named as residents of other states. Breitung denies the charges and says his daughter is free to return to Kleist.
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Chicago
Max Frederick Bleist
Juliet
Edward N. Breitung
Marquette
Mich
Breitung
White Plains
Kleist
Breitungs
Fres
Brelting
Man Dies After Nicotine Poisoning During Jury Deliberations
Elas Sawden, 61, longtime anti tobacco advocate, died in Owosso Michigan after jury members smoked for over two hours during a Sanilac county circuit court deliberation. He collapsed after pleading to stop smoking, was hospitalized in a coma, and died next morning from acute nicotine poisoning.
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Washington Post
Owosso
Mick
Elas Sawden
Sawden
Sanilac County
Alt
Bawden
Plan to Pay Plaza Awards in 1 Cent Bills
The House public buildings and grounds committee will present a plan Monday to pay Union Station plaza property awards. A 1 cent bill is being prepared by subcommittee members Burnett Logue Summers and Barton. The plan creates a new commission possibly including Speaker Clark and Vice President Marshall to oversee immediate payments and potential recondemnation of disputed property.
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House Public Buildings and Grounds
Union Station Plaza
House
Burnett, Logue
Summers
Barton
Clark
Marshall
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