Hope for Batony and a Plea to Halt Suits
Mrs Burke Roche, previously Miss Burke, urged her husband to drop lawsuits demanding 1.5 million dollars or more for alimony and support. He traveled to Newport to discuss real estate and a possible reconciliation, but her father and attorney allegedly opposed any contact. The dispute centers on parental orders and financial settlements amid elopement rumors.
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Alenabon
Father Wall
Burke Roche
Newport
Adoption Reveals Divorce and Family Names
A scrambled notice describes an adoption and divorce involving a mother and child, noting witnesses and several family names. It mentions a November date and a place linked to a proceeding, with limited legible details about the participants or outcome.
Delayed Funerals Tied to Unpaid Union Dues
Reported in court a driver dispute over outstanding dues halted funeral processions and led to magistrate action. The case involves coach drivers owed wages and union payments, with judges ordering temporary measures as arrears were pursued. Names and precise details are obscured in the damaged OCR.
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Union Lnes
Upton Oat Nowy
Gri Co Tm
Wisitrate
Maratea S$ Crue
Pitlee Court
Prutden
Lens
Ith
Ward
John & Joaney
McCragk ens jailed in Baltimore on swindle charges
Baltimore dispatch reports Mrs McCracken, her son and two daughters, arrested on swindling Washington merchants, held in Baltimore City jail awaiting removal to Washington. They lack funds for lawyers, protested fair treatment, trunks valued at up to 9000 to 10000 examined for losses. Local owners and consul involved. case tied to Philadelphia and Newark inquiries.
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Baltimore
Washington
Washington Post
McCracken Familly
Baltimore City
District of Columbia
United States
Rogers
Morris
United States District Court
Washonston
WeCrackens
Jatt
Rothoa
Bay
United
McCrackens
Bowyer
William Piuleney Waster
McCracken
Grannan
Joyce Trimman
Philadelphia
James 8 Moon
Forest Park
WeCrackena
Worest Park
Moon
Ditzgernia
George Fitzgerald McCracken
J @ Wichman
North Charles Crest
August Strohmser
London
New York
Lao
Gomprecht & Benesch
Eutaw Street
Bandhem
Mrs Bradley’s Trial Focuses on Insanity and Secrets
Reports from the Raleigh courtroom depict Mrs Bradley’s dramatic testimony plan as defense aims to reveal life secrets and alleged mistreatment by Senator Brown. Witnesses, including reporters and her mother, describe her tense condition, with questions of sanity unresolved and the case shifting toward possible temporary insanity.
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Bradley
Senator Brown
Prsoner
Annie M Bredley
Arthur Brown
Utah
Raleigh
Dafongo
Mra
Brndtey
Brown
Seata
Roosevelt harsh on pacifism during Indianapolis fight call
John L Sullivan recalls Gov Hanly asking Roosevelt to curb fighting. Sullivan cites Roosevelt as a decision maker who would not stop a brawl, calling the president a mollycoddle for preferring peace over force. The anecdote invokes past boxing scenes and police actions, implying Roosevelt favored letting fighters resolve disputes.
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John L Declarea
Washington Post
Yndianapultz
Peter Maher
Choynski
Maher
Roosevelt
Poliin
New York
Rooevelt
Calve Threatened Strike Over Ore Car Noise
Special to The Washington Post notes Calve in Butte Montana threatened a strike tonight due to the ore car system creating noise through the streets and near the Broadway Theater. After appeals from Senator Clark and theater officials, the plan was suspended until the night’s close and Calve agreed to perform.
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Clarks
Butte
Ted
Washington
Ment
Calve
Senator Clark
Thearrest Taltway
Jme
Cave
Foraker Seen Likely to Announce Presidential Run
Special dispatch from Akron Ohio reports Senator Foraker may soon announce a presidential bid. Senator Dick, weakened by rheumatism and aided by crutches, declined further comment as talk of a possible Ohio campaign intensified.
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Washington
Akron
Ohio
Charter Dick
Joseph Benson Foraker
Foraker
Kime
Qhio
Benator
Dicki
DAVIS LIKES GRAYS LOOKS IN 1904 CAMPAIGN VISIT
Former United States Senator Henry Gasyaway Davis a Democratic candidate for Vice President in 1904 spoke with Thomas F Ryan and DNC Chairman Tageatt during a city visit. He praised Judge Gray of Delaware as a potential candidate and noted Bryan's uncertain role, while commenting on state banking deposits and noting Bryan’s arrival and plans in the city.
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Washington
United States
Henry Gasyaway Davis
Davis
Vestro
Thomas F Ryan
Tageatt
Democratic National Committee
Willam Jennigin Bryan
Democratic Party
New York
William
Bryan
Thos
Fire attempt at Santiago palace government building
An unauthorised man entered Santiago's civil government department at 10 am carrying gasoline. He set a fire with a lit match, flames burst but were quickly extinguished by police and officials. Furniture and drapery damaged. the attacker fled and remains at large.
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Santiago Tava
Polaca
Customs Impose Tax On Foie Gras De Fate
Port authorities decide foie gras is a prepared meat not listed in the Dingley tariff and subject to a tax of 2 per cent. Importers have appealed the ruling, arguing the delicacy is not covered by tariffs.
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Dingley
New York
Novi
Bankhead ill at home amid typhoid fever fears
Senator John H. Bankhead is gravely ill at his Eas Home in Fayette Alabama after contracting typhoid pneumonia. He was slated as a principal figure at the waterways convention opening in Birmingham but canceled all engagements.
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Eas
Birmingham
Als
John H. Bankhead
Fayette
Ala
Met Opera Opens As Vanderbilt Stakes Shine At Madison Square
At Madison Square Garden the National Horse Show opens with society watchers, including Miss Gladys Vanderbilt and Reginald Vanderbilt, in attendance. Fun and fashion mix as drivers and horses thrill, while Caruso performs next door at the Metropolitan Opera House.
Baronyl Hopes Regena Wite The McCrackens in Jail
Metropolitan page notes scattered items including to day New York horse show opens JW Wadeworth Jr for governor Rod Flan plans Banks ready to take bonde Dr Chancellor to be tried 3 Dickens name in Druce trial punished girl tries death by own action admiral Goodrich suspends officer Gov post coming to explain university presidents meet Taft in Vishivostok Rosa not a Hickney Washington birthday plans batteries comment 7 Ireml and personal S racing and other sport S Baptista in convention at the heaters 10 Financial in a Metropolitan Opera season opens WeLabor Dey programe
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Washington
S-Baptista
Metropolitan Opera
WeLabor
Roosevelt Backed Slate Aims for Gubernatorial Bid
New York November 18 Republican leaders plan to nominate Speaker James W. Wadsworth Jr. for governor and elect Timothy L. Woodruff to the U.S. Senate with William Barnes Jr. as state chairman and William I. Ward as national committeeman. Gov Hughes is expected to decline renominaton.
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New York
Roosevelt
James W Wadsworth
Charman
Timothy L. Woodruff
United States
William Barnes Jr
Albany
Challingn
William I. Ward
Westchester
Anas
Wadsworth
Smith Fof
Syracue
Col Aieble Baxtar
Jeme EL Philippa
Af Allegany
Prseum Ablytia
Philipps
Organization
Apeaker
Woman Whips Minister in New Brunswick Church Scandal
In New Brunswick New Jersey Rev B Hamboreky, head of the Hungarian Presbyterian Church, was horsewhipped by Nanassy, wife of a pastor, amid a fight over scandalous charges about her husband and church leaders. The incident, tied to religious friction between Hungarian Presbyterian and Reformed groups, follows efforts to start a Hungarian Reformed Church in Alpha and nearby Trenton. Mrs Nanassy reportedly avoided actions against Hamboreky, who said he would not pursue charges. Separately, an afternoon furniture sale by Manufacturer's Exchange advertised solid mahogany pieces and other items.
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Istorie
Mary E Madison
Bradley
Mrs Bradley
Smith Adam
Tone Bachelor
James Hay Jr
Mrs. Bradley
Senator Brown
Hay
Mr Hoover
Mra Bradley
Washington
Bradey
Baker
Judge Powers
Mr Cotterill
Mr. Bradley
Tom
Mr Baker
Laula
Polke
Bpeclal
Tewathewpine
New Brunawick
Hamboreky
Nanasay
Wanasay
Hamberexy
Hamberaky
Sffelr
Bond Plan Pleases Fiscal Legislation at Coming Session
The piece reports broad confidence in new fiscal measures to restore currency, with Panama Canal bonds and 3 percent certificates slated. Presidents and leaders in Congress back rapid action, noting anticipated depositary and banking use, while officials stress widespread subscriptions and credit expansion to steady the economy. Local and national reactions express optimism for early enactment and strengthened public trust.
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Cortilyou
Panama
New York
Chicago
Cortelyau
White House
Washington
Congress
Wal
Treasury
Wilbeld
House of Representatives
Gullhan
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Alexander Hamilton
Wortix
Cartelyau
United States
Yasstering
Cortalvou
Sixcuss
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Mary
Akela
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Stroma
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Myster
Eva Telpina
KU Baer
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Wartimore
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der Hir
George Hoove Jer
Furros
Union Trust Co
Sheffield Plate
Wwe
Tam
Charles A. Cotter
Otler
Mr Hay
Cottert
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Halley
Brad ‘Ley
Niewera Peer
Gighiye
Ebace
Gray
Comdial
Santiago Palace
Senator Bankhead
Uneap
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Martiasburs
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Cumberland
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Martinsburg
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Count
Gladys Vanderbilt
Foret
York
Madison Square Garden
Huntere
Reginald Vanderbilt
A_ & Vanderpat
Wiliam H Moore
C W Watson
Anc
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Lord Burleigh
J W Warriman
FlanWight
Reginald
Manhattan
Department of Hornen Ie
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Rye NY
Jonas Fat
Elaasex
EL Moore
Alfred Granflerbilt
Alo
Wilson
Sweet Marie
Polly Prim
Edward Knieriem
Brooklyn
J . Campbell
Hhompson
John Gerken
Reginald Vanderlit
Judge Moore
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Akeleton
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Fat Bain
Box
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Caruso
Metropolitan Opera House
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