Cardinal on divorce de Sagan cannot move pope
Irish Primate Logue says Mme Anna Gould and Count Boni de Castellane marriage likely valid and efforts to sanction a second marriage hopeless. He contrasts American divorce trends with France, says polygamy would be preferred by some, and urges marry within one’s country for trust and stability. De Sagan and Gould plan Protestant conversion before a possible Paris ceremony and depart Rome after a Rome visit during which Gould laments a lost bracelet.
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Anna Gould
Count Boni de Castellane
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America
Prince de Seaman
Amma Gould
United States
de Sagan
Rome
Prince Helie de Sagan
Monte Carlo
Paris
Mme. Gould
Prinns
Gould
Prince Helle
Naples
Anarchist Manifesto Urges Poverty and Government Abolition
Fragmentary reads claim an anarchist manifesto opposes poverty and state power. It condemns violence but advocates dismantling established order, urging action against government, churches, and oppressive systems with references to Philadelphia and broader U.S. unrest. The text blends rhetorical attacks with vague plans and names Berkman.
California Racing Notes and Bets Amid Odd Scribbles
A puzzled column mixes horse racing chatter about California fields with odd phrases and stray names. Mentions include bets, crowds, jockeys, and guesses about outcomes, all wrapped in a curio of garbled text and incomplete references.
Russell to Arrive May 18 In Venezuela Leave Report
A garbled dispatch notes Russell due to arrive May 18 and mentions a cade grant sent to the pneteent with references to Venezuela on leave. Flo sailed on the Red Doe Marina expected to reach New York around May 18, with a minister to state involved in the report.
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Russell
Tose Aseri
Cade
Pneteent
Frase Venezuela
Flo
Red Doe Marina
York
Soul Mates Tribulation Ends In Wealthy Suit Against Love
New York May 1 The Herrmann Stoddard case unfolds from a Brooklyn clerical romance as Mrs Stoddard sues Mrs Hermann for slander over claims of soul mates while Captain Stoddard sues Hermann for alienation of affections. The parties recount past lives and spiritual unions with divorce possible across states as creditors press Hermann into bankruptcy.
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New York
George J. Herrmann
Brooklyn
Charles B.stoddard
Herman
Mrs. Stoddard
Boston
Jim
Mr. Hermann
Ung
Mrs. Hermann
Novascott
Loum
Capt. Stoddard
Fears for Explorer Missing North Pole Seeker
In New York May U Riforts seek funds to rescue Dr. Cenk a famed Arctic explorer missing for a year since sailing north. Friends and Brooklyn surgeons fear his fate as Newfoundland sealers and Norwegian whalers report no word. Funds are being raised amid secrecy about the trip’s true aim.
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New York
Brooklyn
Cenk
Upsurge at Socialist Convention in Chicago
Chicago May 11 Socialists resume their national convention amid uproar as factions clash over the presidential nomination race between Debs and Haywood. Debs appears to command two thirds, neither side secure. A skirmish over appealing to trade unionists sparks a threat from the Wisconsin delegation to bolt. A seven-member committee is formed to consider the situation.
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Chicago
Socialist National Avention
Pears
Burens V. Debs
William D. Haywood
Debs
Cannel
Haywood
Socialist Party
Wisconsin
Taft Backed Delegates Named At Louisiana Rally
New Orleans May 11 Four delegates at large were chosen by the Republican State convention to back Secretary Taft. PearI Wight New Orleans H C Walmott Lawrence Henry McCall Donaldsville A B Kennedy colored New Orleans. Wight reelected national committeeman. The resolutions praise Taft as the continuation of Roosevelt era policies protecting public rights against aggressive commercialism.
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Taft
Pearl Wight
New Orleans
H.C. Walmott
Lawrence
Henry McCall
Donaldsville
A. B. Kennedy
New Orleana
Roosevelt
MANY SENATORS FOR JOHNSON IN DENVER DELIBERATIONS
Gov. John A. Johnson of Minnesota may ride a boom into the Democratic presidential race as leaders declare many Southern senators favor sending uninstructed delegations to the Denver convention. The statement cites Tillman, Clay, Martin, Taliaferro, Daniel, Foster, Simmons, Overman, Bacon, Smith, Johnston, and Bankhead as backing Johnson, with Bryan favoring instructed delegates.
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John A. Johnson
Minnesota
United States
South
Denver
Bryan
As Johnson
Michigan Republicans to Nominate Four Delegates at Large
Grand Rapids May 11 The Republican State convention meets in the Majestic Theater to nominate four delegates at large to the national convention. Likely Taft supporters include D. Stair of Detroit, Blodgett of Grand Rapids, Gilchrist of Alpena, and McNaughton of Calumet. All districts except the Fifth have selected their delegates. most are Taft instructed, while the Eighth was un instructed.
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Grand Lapids
Mich
Taft
KB. D. Stair
Detrait
John W. Blodgett
Grand Rapids
F. W. Gilchrist
Alpena
James McNaughton
Calumet
Long Fall Into Baby Carriage Shocks New York Crowd
A three year old boy leaned from a third story window in a tenement at 640 Hast Seventeenth Street and fell into a baby carriage on the sidewalk, landing unhurt. His mother Agnes Prenderbitt rushed downstairs to find neighbors examining the uninjured child who treated the incident as a joke. Several names follow as witnesses and involved persons, with many local and religious references interspersed in the damaged description.
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Washington Post
New York
Seventeenth Street
Robert Prentelbitt
Agnes Prenderbitt
Health Office Record Deaths May 10 Distillate
Health office log lists numerous death entries with names addresses and ages including Alicn M Bridge 1415 Fade Road AW ... Frank J Schlosser 1609 Git St AW 21 years and many others across city hospitals and streets.
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Fade Road
Frank J. Schlosser
Christian Xander
Ith St
John M. Gammill
Archibald C. Donaldson
Insare
Laura Smith
Wth St. Ae
Alvin Dryan
Govt
Missouri Ave
Yarrs
Thomas Folliard
St. Nw
Amelia S. Busterbrook
St. ‘Ne
Katie Aboketts
Garfield Hospital
Deborah C. Thompson
Emerson At. Ne
Carl 8. Jenkins
Monihe
Lottie Watson
William Lee
Logan's Ct
Lilian Lewis
Tyman Jackson
Samuel
Ada Boyd
O'st
Noble Perry
Golden St
John Sorrett
Freedman’s Hospital
Wayman Kerr
Washington Post Press Image and Editorial Ethos
The Washington Post presents itself as an independent, fearless newspaper serving all reader classes. It highlights its political independence, accuracy, and broad appeal, claiming to attract daily demand through top news sourcing, skilled writers, and modern production facilities.
The Post Newspaper Highlighting Its National Scope
The Post is described as the leading newspaper published in the U S capital. It collects financial news from all sections and presents full market reports for merchants and financiers. It serves farmers with produce sales guidance and offers leisure readers varied columns of news matter and reading.
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United States
Post
The Sunday Post Sporting Pink Sheet Overview
The Sunday Post lavishly covers outdoor and indoor sports with timely foreign news illustrations. Its Sporting Section, printed on pink paper, presents comprehensive results across baseball, racing, billiards, auto racing, yachting, boating, golf, tennis, and swimming, claiming to be the best sporting paper.
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Sunday Post
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