Girls in Gay Costumes Attend Kinney Trial at City Hall
A Milwaukee widow, Ida M. McNabb, sues millionaire mine owner John Kinney for 500000 in a breach of promise case in Kinney's breach suit heard by Justice Anderson in Nation Park Seminary for Girls attendance. Attorney Harriet Freebey represents Kinney with class observers. Court proceedings focus on pleadings and demurrer, with Viviersen to announce next steps.
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Vice President in pulpit for New York Avenue meeting
Vice President in pulpit as View President marshal will deliver an address at a mass meeting in the New York Avenue Presbyterian church tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. This marks a large gathering of the campaign in Freshvirrlad churches for the Seyi endowment fund for the aged and disabled Presbyterians. Rew William J. Dodson and other church leaders will attend.
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Resignation of Attorney General Adkins Cited
The article notes Nae Kins resigning from government service and Adkins stepping back as acting attorney general, with Adkins previously appointed in 1812 by President Tate. It covers his role in litigation under the pure food and drugs act and prosecutions for violations of the national bank law, plus involvement in the New Haven Railroad investigation and antitrust cases.
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Pauline Operetta at St Andrews bash ball
The Pauline operetta performance Tuesday evening in St Andrews featured Lenore Ted and a praised cast including Dr. Dutta Garcrell Taylan Nod Jafffar and Godwin E Williams. The sextet by Mrs Meroberts and the orchestra conducted by Mrs Mercherts received warm applause for their performances.
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Suffragettes Disrupt Court as Stands Burned in Midlands
Arson squads destroyed grand stands at county cricket grounds in Birmingham and London. Across the Midlands, two militant suffragists Flora Drummond and Mrs. Sarre Fox faced a month’s imprisonment after disturbing the peace as a magistrate pronounced sentence. they jeered and were dragged from the courtroom.
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Fought in First Mexico War veteran marks 94th birthday
John Cunningham, a veteran who served under General Scott in the Mexican War, celebrated his 94th birthday at the Soldiers' Home. Though in the hospital ward, he remains one of the home’s liveliest and most popular inmates, described as as lively as a young man despite his advanced age.
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Mount Vernon Association Adds Relics and Survey
The Mount Vernon Ladies Association expanded its collection with a Washington survey in Washington’s own handwriting, donated by J. Pierpont Morgan via Miss Townsend. Gifts include a cup and saucer from a china set, an embroidered vest, a decorated tea bowl, and a chair once owned by Washington. Four new vice regents were elected: Harriet Huntress, Charles S. Furness, Benjamin Walcott, and Louis Hanks.
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Milwaukee's "girl-man" linked to bigamy by law
Milwaukee reports a case of Cora Anderson alias Ralph Kerwhnek who lived as a husband to two women. The new argument claims she was the common law husband of May Be a and thus liable for debts and bigamy under Wisconsin eugenic marriage law. Creditors sue for groceries, furniture, dental bills, and goods bought under assumed names. A Supreme Court ruling on common law marriages prompts these suits about assumed husband's liabilities.
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Bailly Blanchard Named Post for Haiti and Other Appointments
President announces Arthur Bailly Blanchard of Louisiana as minister plenipotentiary to Haiti and assigns Charles Duffy and Charles Warren to key posts. Postmasters named J M Minnich at Gate City Virginia and Wade H Lipps at Wise Virginia.
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Street car delays after plow blocks Dupont Circle tracks
Engineer Commissioner Chester A. Harding was among street car passengers held up at Dupont circle for half an hour last evening. An eastbound car lost a plow, blocking three tracks and drawing a large crowd to the usually quiet circle.
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Army and Navy Changes of the Day
Leave of absence Edward Croft. Officers appointed to a San Francisco retiring board for examinations. Brig. Gen. John P. Wisser and others named. transfers within infantry and artillery. Medical corps and coast artillery officers reassigned or detailed for duty. Navy personnel listed for commissions, transfers, and station duties across several ports and ships.
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Tragic suicide attempt tied to mother’s death anniversary
Julia Winterstein a 25 year old Cincinnati woman drank poison at midnight on the eighth anniversary of her mother's death. She told police she had nothing to live for and hoped to join her mother. She was taken to City Hospital and may recover.
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Siddons Greets Newly Appointed Police Captains
Commissioner Siddons greeted Captains C. B. E. Flather W. F. Falvey and Thomas Judge after oath of office by Chief Clerk Hesse. Siddons praised their long records and emphasized promotions came from overarching merit, not any single person.
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New dignity to nations elevates legations to ambassadors
The president will sign bills boosting Argentina and Chile legations to ambassadors with a formal ceremony. Argentina’s Minister Nnon and Chile’s Minister Suarez attend with Secretary of State and U.S. officials. Brazil’s Senor da Gama already holds ambassador status. reciprocal action expected soon. Also, Washington Temple Congregation discusses The Tragedy of the Cross with J D Wright at 3 pm tomorrow.
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Becker and Rosenthal Murder Case Evidence Unfolds
Testimony reveals plotted murder with Becker's circle urged by Rose to kill Rosenthal to spare Becker and avoid framing. Witness accounts describe money sharing, gunmen involved, and threats to indict drivers who aided the crime. Court adjourned as prosecutors expect to finish state case Monday.
Honor Newmarket Dead Battle Anniversary Observed
In Lexington Virginia the fiftieth anniversary of the New Market battle was observed with 280 Virginia Military Institute cadets and hundreds of visitors. Col A B Colonna addressed the crowd in Newmarket after memorial exercises led by Judge Samuel W Williams. Cadet Sgt Major C C Clarkson led the way from Chicago with his father and joined by J E H Clarkson as they traveled by car to Newmarket on the historic Valley Turnpike. The group later returned to Lexington to board trains for departure the next day.
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Women vote demand backed by large Rome meeting
In Rome on May 14 about 3000 women and a few men heard Dr Anna Howard Shaw defend woman suffrage against the view that voting would diminish attractiveness. English delegate Mrs Creighton urged moderation amid protests, and the meeting adopted a unanimous resolution calling for enfranchisement.
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Senate and House News Notes Favor Steamship Inquiry
Senate and House notes summarize favor for a steamship inquiry by Senator Newlands directing the Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate ties between transcontinental railroads and Atlantic Pacific steamship lines. The probe would gather information via mails amid broader debates on agricultural appropriations and naval park plans.
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