Castellane demands over 600000 for custody of sons
Paris report says Count Boni de Castellane withdraws his appeal for guardianship and seeks 600000 cash for the children. Princess Anna Gould reportedly offers 40000 to settle, but Castellane calls the sum insufficient and presses for debts and a larger amount. The dispute centers on custody and control of the three young sons.
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General Booth Undergoes Cataract Surgery In London
Salvation Army leader General William Booth was operated on for a cataract in London. Doctors report hopeful for a full recovery. The general declined anesthesia, opting for a simple local procedure and remains in good spirits despite the illness.
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Douma President Quits Amid Hasteful Parliament Exit
Nikolai A. Khowirakot resigns during a parliamentary session in St Petersburg. Chaos spreads as government officials debate the fallout and the fate of prison staff and their families amid outrages and fear for safety.
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Cashier confesses bank theft and restitution efforts
Fred Jones, cashier at the First National Bank in Nashua New Hampshire, admits defalcation of eighty five thousand dollars and assists in straightening the bank's books. Varney has served as cashier since 1897. In other news, the Monte negrin national assembly appeals to Russia over Bosnian annexation.
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Taft Urges Honest Tariff Revision in Chicago Platform
New York Dec 17 Taft calls for an honest thorough tariff revision aligned with the Chicago platform. He warns a surface revision risks rebuke from the American people and urges action to end trusts and monopolies while preserving essential protection. Also notes Sherman antitrust policy as Roosevelt era pledge. Paper Mill Destroyed by Fire in Dansville causes about $100000 loss.
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Punting a Romemaker in Prairie Hospital Twist
A four year old boy’s stone on a rail triggers a Wall Street panic as Gilbert Fairbain, a wealthy recluse, is found unconscious near a farmhouse. He recovers under Mrs. Bodington’s care and learns Martha Redington, his earlier lover, is his wife by proxy to protect their son Gregory.
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Anty Drudge Urges Fels Naptha Time Saver
Anty Drudge advises Mrs Method on saving a day by using Fels Naptha in washing. He claims it frees a large part of Monday for other tasks and allows ironing the same day, cutting time, effort, and fuel. The pair discuss fitting chores into a single morning.
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