London Prepares King for Delhi Durbar India Tour
Special Cable reports London organizing a grand royal tour to Delhi for December events. King and Queen will attend a mass homage, foundation stone ceremony, and a massive state pageant with princes, governors, and a 100000-strong Asiatic audience, followed by races and a royal review.
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Eabor Leader Sues Wife Seeks Separate Maintenance
Chicago September 3 Martin B Madden a noted labor leader sued for separate maintenance by his wife two weeks earlier Friday filed a cross bill before Judge Scanlan in the circuit court Madden seeks a divorce in his cross bill accusing his wife of misconduct He also filed an answer denying all charges.
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Washington College of Law to Open with Record Enrollment
Washington College of Law opens on Monday October 2 with the largest enrollment in its history. The three year LL B program includes evening classes for working students and offers a master of laws after three years or a certificate from another school. A new patent and trade mark law course starts October 5, taught by top patent officials, aiming to prepare graduates for practice before the US patent office.
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Prince Edward completes first naval month aboard Hindustan
Edward Prince of Wales finishes month in naval service on Hindustan. He will complete practical naval education by February and may tour the world in a warship with his brother later. He learns afloat and ashore under Capt Campbell, his governor. The prince interacts with sailors, asks questions, and enjoys life aboard while maintaining lighthearted resolve for future duties.
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Wrights may test power-less flight imitating gull wings
Reports from Nassau boulevard and Kitty Hawk say the Wright brothers plan experiments to reduce artificial power and mimic birds in wind, with Lorin at Kitty Hawk as Wilbur and Orville prepare to arrive. Rumors claim solved flight without power, new gull winged planes, and tacking like a sailing ship. Timothy I. Woodruff faces Sunday law charge over aviation meet admissions and awaits October 6 examination. he may hold a closing Aero Club of New York meet tomorrow.
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France and Germany narrow Morocco dispute
Paris reports France accepts some German modifications in the Morocco question while maintaining core French positions. Cabinet members discussed the latest German dispatch and agreed divergences center on consular jurisdiction with improvements expected and provisional concessions noted.
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Germany
Denver Man Links Revolver to Wife in Patterson Killing
Denver police say George W Strain told Chief Armatrong that he owned the revolver used by Mrs Gertrude Gibson Patterson in the killing of her husband. He claims he left the weapon with Patterson because she was afraid. Patterson contends the pistol belonged to her husband.
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Gustav Schwab Jr Married in Norfolk Ceremony
In Norfolk the wedding of Miss Alice Requa Clark daughter of Cyrus Clark of New York to Gustav Schwab Jr son of Gustav Schwab Sr of the North German Lloyd Steamship Company, was celebrated with ushers including Capt Ulysses Grant. The couple will reside at Scarborough on the Hudson.
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Cyrus Clark
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Frances De Witt Bingham Buried At Harpers Ferry
Funeral services for Frances De Witt Bingham wife of Col Benjamin F. Bingham were held at Harpers Ferry by her request her final resting place overlooks the gap. Col and Mrs Bingham had long summers at Hilltop House. She was survived by sister Miss McFall Mrs Jasper McFall and two daughters and by Col Bingham. Flowers from Washington included a rose bouquet from Lincoln Corps of which she was a member. The service was led by Rev Dr Nicholson of the Methodist Church and Rev Dr Crimston of the Episcopal Church.
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Navy hydroplane tested near Chesapeake Bay
Lieut J H Towers made the first hydroplane test at Annapolis Maryland the flight lasted about half a mile at ten feet altitude The Navy hydroplane lifted from the water in a graceful controlled rise after several practice trips over the water The test occurred in the Chesapeake Bay area near the aviation field
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Paris society erupts over temple turned garage by Miss Barney
Washington Post special cable reports Paris esthetes and playwrights outraged as Miss Natale Clifford Barney Hemmick converts Adrienne Lecouvreur temple in Rue Jacob garden into a car garage. The Greek revival relic once honored Sappho era and Racine wrote there. Dorothy Taylor, noted New York socialite, sets a record swim at Biarritz in 1 hour 27 minutes around Virgin Rock. She debuts a new bathing suit design and defends its practicality.
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Shot Girl on a Dare in Lincoln Home Incident
Marian Stevens aged 16 of Millers Falls was visiting Charles Wetherbee’s home when his father’s hunting rifle was pulled from its rack and fired. The gun misfired or killed the girl instantly as she uttered a defiant remark and the rifle discharged toward her head.
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Swedish Cabinet Resigns After Election Setback
Stockholm Sept 2 The Swedish cabinet led by Premier Lindman resigned today as ministers tendered their resignations to the king after the general election held last Wednesday resulted adversely to the government.
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Queen of Guinea Heir Marries Paris Sewing Girl in Quiet Ceremony
Paris reports the wedding of Guinea's heir Prince Ybrahim Dinch Sali fon to Marguérite-Louise Renault a Parisian sewing girl now titled Queen Marguerite of Guinea. He earns $20 a month at a bank and his father was once King of Guinea who met President Carnot in 1889. An American, A H Revel of Chicago, won prizes at Lucerne for autumn golf matters and helped Lafayettes statue by Wayland Bartlett. Dinard’s close of life drew many Americans in vegetable costumes at a fancy ball with varied outfits including a cornstalk and a pink tulip.
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