Rogers Stricken Court Excuses Presence in Suit
The court ruled Rogers need not appear in a $50 million case pending against him citing his stroke last July. Judge Haramoul allowed the motion to avoid attendance while Rogers has limited ability to participate in proceedings. Proceedings related to a conversion of revenues and production of petroleum were discussed, with doctors' testimony aiding the finding of incapacity.
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Togers
Massachusetts
Rene Tane
Tinmond
Tragic Tugboat Accident Drowns Workers at Aspinwall Dam
Panic struck Italian laborers when a stone laden barge on the Allegheny River began to sink at Dam No 2 Aspinwall. Most workers could not swim and drowned as the barge listed, Frank Herman among those rescued. Garland S. Dravo Construction Company supervisor arrested on coroners orders. charge that weight overload caused the disaster.
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United States
Aspinwall Px
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Garland Srndendalph
Drago Contructing Company
Armstrong
Poison Killed Doctor Relatives to Contest Widow Wealth Claim
Washington Post reports that Dr Shepard Shepard a hermit physician of Brooklyn Ridge left an estate valued at 5 million dollars to his widow Mary Shepard married four months ago. Relatives plan to contest the will after an autopsy indicated morphine overdose linked to his death following a neuralgic attack. Coroner and health department inquiries follow, with ongoing funeral arrangements and questions about the late physician’s private life and wealth.
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Shepard
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Shore Road
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Vina Meyer
Indians May Give Battle to Free Murder Suspect
Sheriff Pacheco and Ranger captain Harry Wheeler led a twelve man posse from Tucson to Cabo Rancheria to seize Indian Papage John Johns. They expect armed resistance as Indians threaten to kill the first white man encountered while the posse travels toward the village 160 miles southeast of Tucson.
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Sohne Childa
Bharitt Pacheco Hare
Cuba Ranchetta
Theera
Sherif Pacheco Childs
King Will Treat Town on Siamese Birthday Fest
The King of Siam plans a grand celebration in Hamburg for his birthday on September 21. Beer and champagne will be served at the Casino Garden buffet for foreign guests, with a magniscent supper for attendees and a 9000 donation promised to the town poor.
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Siam
Hite
Woman Leads Mog Slayer Saved by Police in New York Street
A 22 year old Italian mother faced a mob after Francesco Sica killed Harry Becker and mortally wounded Samuel Becker amid a confrontation at Upper Second Avenue in Little Italy. Detectives rescued Sica as the crowd tore at officers and attacked the Becker family. the mother was wounded but survived, while Samuel Becker died and Harry Becker was killed.
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R Euinding
Gorky Married Affinity In America Return
American observer Harold MacGrath reports Maxim Gorky and Mme Andrieva, the woman who accompanied him to America, are now married. MacGrath, who met them at Capri, says Gorky admitted changing views on marriage and sought to legitimize his union under Russian law. He may return to the United States with his wife, altering the reception they once faced.
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Finland
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Mme Andreeva
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Tila Wifo
Woman Loses 236000 Reward For Return Of Box
A middle aged woman reportedly lost a box containing 31 percent cash and 40 worth of diamonds on a trip from Larchmont to New York. An accredited agent appeared, claims of robbery circulated as police from New Haven Hartford lines investigated fruitlessly. An ad offered 910000 reward for return of the small black box with contents. Benjamin F Norrin of 264 Lafayette Avenue Brooklyn and a companion woman appeared, but no box was recovered.
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New Haven
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Benjamin F Norrin
Lafayette Avenue
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Nore
New York Central
Mystery of Cosmos Club Member Vanishing Stuns City
Prominent Cosmos Club member missing for two days sparks police search as strangers at the station resist naming the absent man. A description was filed with Detective Carter and broadcast citywide while officers, precinct and central, mount a full locate effort amid secrecy and concern for safety.
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Watson Declares Run for Indiana Governor
Republican Congressman James B. Watson of Indiana says he will seek the governorship, launching his candidacy in a statewide bid. He represents the Sixth Indiana district and announces from Richmond on September 1.
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Diplomatic Rumors Cloud Sternburg Posture in Berlin
Berlin officials deny reports that Ambassador Sternburg will be replaced by Foreign Secretary Tschirsky. Inquiries suggest Sternburg may stay another year as Washington embassy negotiations unfold and potential successors like Mumm von Bwarzenstein and von Kinierien Wachten emerge as possible choices. The rumor mill notes the looming Congress session and hotel signals to Roosevelt, with maritime chatter about the Lusitania’s rivals and Kaempff aiming for speed records.
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Liner Raging Time La Provence Enters Cunarder Contest
Ocean race heats up as La Provence enters list against Cunarder. Jungt Freuch steamer changes departure from Havre to leave the same day Lumtanta sails from Liverpool on next trip. Mis tress of Seas allegedly gains three days, while Germany’s hopes loom large.
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Peace in Morocco Sought as Tribes Agree to Conditions
Moroccan tribal delegates met Gen Drude and French officials to accept conditions for peace. Delegates said they did not represent all Moor tribes and negotiations aim to secure submission of all factions. Abdul Aziz the Sultan reportedly to arrive at Rabat soon for further talks.
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Cleveland Comfortably Resting as Friends Visit
Former President Grover Cleveland remains at home in Cleveland Ohio where he meets only his closest friends. He is described as comfortable and quiet under constant care by his nurse. A household member says he has not suffered a serious illness and was out for a drive in the afternoon.
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Woman stung by bee dies near Toledo suburb
Special to The Washington Post Toledo Ohio Sept 1 A woman, wife of Rich ardeon, died within ten minutes after a honey bee stung her under the right eye while she gardened east of Howling Green, a Toledo suburb. She collapsed, was carried to the house, and died en route. Death listed as apoplexy caused by the sting and exertion. She leaves a husband and six children.
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Quits Wife for Smoke Cigarettes Decide Divorce
In a Wash ington Port (St Louis) petition, Mrs Rose Accaphoon says Abrahan Youphsen chose cigarettes over her after being asked to pick between her and smoking. He, a cigarmaker, smoked heavily while she ran a confectionery and had previously operated in Philadelphia. The case notes his nightly smoking and the couple’s marital strain.
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Transport Sherman Buffeted by Five Day Typhoon
The U S Army transport Sherman endured a fierce five day typhoon on its voyage from Naha to Mayanaki. Following rough seas the ship neared Mare Island for a new wireless contact record and carried troops including the Sixteenth Infantry and Sixth Engineer Corps plus cabin passengers. An excursion from Washington to Niagara Falls and Lehigh Valley trips were advertised with rail and coach options for a ten day side trip in October.
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Missing Person Mystery Follows Railway Disaster Trail
Fragmentary items recount events around a railway disaster with police hunts for a missing clown and a doctor among others. Names cited include Admiral Welker and Mrs Chadwick with broad coverage of arrests and legal actions.
Straw Ballot Taft Leads as Knox Follows in Roosevelts Shadow
Secret straw ballot among Republican leaders in Pennsylvania New Jersey Maryland West Virginia and Delaware shows Taft leading with Knox second and Hughes close behind. Roosevelt’s renomination appears favored by some editors, while others back Hughes or Taft. party insiders discuss vice presidential picks and regional ballot viability.
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$5,000 Stolen From Brooklyn Mission Institution
Brooklyn man Herbert B Trippan was arrested as he left 261 Pacific Street charged with stealing funds from the Seaman’s Church Institution. Police say the theft total may reach $5,000, involving a forged check drawn on Mille & Gibb and signed with Baylie’s name.
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Needed Billions WHI P at New Life into Industry
Stock market will be reinforced and Standard shares gobbled up. harvests will push heavier railroad orders. Iron and steel trade quickened. Rat experts awaited. War effort context noted. outlook remains optimistic about industry revival and investment.
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Thaw Trial Bout Opens as Defense Demands Immediate Hearing
Special to The Washing and Port New York report that the criminal branch of the Supreme Court will open next month to hear the Thaw case. Starry K Thaw is charged with the murder of Stanford White. Senior counsel for the defense, Martie Littleton, pushes for an immediate trial, while Pittsburgh District Attorney Jerome urges a prompt hearing. The skirmish marks the first clash between Thaw’s new defense and the People. The two sides are expected to settle on a December trial date, pending agreement.
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Delmas
Big Chorus for President at St Louis gathering
About three thousand voices will sing a patriotic choral piece titled Deep Through Dirts as President Roosevelt visits St Louis on the way to Memphis for the Lakes to Gulf Deep Waterway convention. The work, set to the tune of Dixie, aims to inspire through mellifluous words and bold sentiment.
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