Creditors Lose Case Against Countess Boni de Castellane
Paris reports that Madame Gould formerly Countess Boni de Castellane won most suits brought by creditors seeking joint responsibility with her husband. Thirteen cases were dismissed with costs against the plaintiffs, while two art dealers faced potential liability. The court found debts not proven to benefit both spouses and noted her marriage contract obligations were fulfilled.
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Boni
Paris
Madame Gould
Countess Boni de Castellane
Madgine
Inter
Son of an Admiral Ends in Arizona Mystery
M de Rey lan, who arrived from Chicago with Dr Rowe, died in Phoenix of consumption. Claimed Russian admiral’s son with wife and son in Chile, and said to have served as a vice consul and in the Spanish American War. Barons and consuls question his past as Mme De Reyian and Mme De Regan reveal uncertainty and lack of knowledge about his death.
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Phoenix
Ariz
M. de Reylan
Chicago
Rowe
de Reyfan
Chile
Bern Gtoue Thiesssistant
Russia
McKinley
Pr Rowe
Mme de Regan
Mme de Reyian
Relief funds protest to aid groups in city
In San Francisco a petition from many relief and charity groups protests the relief committee for pauperizing refugees. They demand that organized charitable bodies handle needs and funds rather than a centralized committee. Attachments show a $15,000 suit against a New York corporation. In Stamford burglars looted a jewelry store on Main Street, stealing goods valued around $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Relief Committee
Relief
Red Cross
Mechanics’ National Bank of New York
Maze
Cargiere
Stamford
of & Krosbels
Main Street
Bishop McCabe Dies in New York Hospital
World church leader Bishop Charles C. McCabe of the Methodist Episcopal Church died at 6:20 am in a New York hospital after a stroke in transit from Philadelphia. He was 1836 born in Athens Ohio and known as Chaplain McCabe for decades. Fire reports from Boston describe a major blaze in Tremont Street area damaging Eldridge and Peabody, Talbot Company, and Orpheum Theater with heavy losses and widespread disruption to Christmas trade.
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New York
Charles C. McCabe
Methodist Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
McCabe
Libby
Torrington
Conn
George P. Mains
The
Methodist Church
West Twenty-third Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Hospital
Bishop McCabe
Athens
122Nd
Ohio Infantry
Winchester
General Conference
Portamouth
Board of Church Extension
Methodist Missionary Society
American University At
Washington
Boston
Tremont, Bromfield
Winter Streets
Tremont Street
Eldridge & Peabody Furniture Establishment
Studio
Orpheum Theater
Music Hall
Talbot Company
Washington Street
Talbot
Bromfield Street
Eldridge & Peabody
Browning, King & Co
Orpheum
Howe
Muties
New Mandamus Action Seeks Coal Car Distribution Order
A new proceeding in the rebate discrimination suits against the Pennsylvania Railroad in Philadelphia seeks a writ of alternative mandamus to force pro rata distribution of coal cars. The Logan Coal Company files the petition claiming the railroad’s January order unjustly discriminated against petitioners in car allocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Logan Coal Company
Pennay Railroad
Ballot counting in New York Life and Mutual Life trustees race
New York officials began counting ballots in the election of trustees for the New York Life and Mutual Life Insurance companies. Both administrations and the interstate policyholders committee claimed victory still this morning. Also reported a passenger train derailed near Hutchinson Kansas with twelve injured as cars left the tracks.
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New York
New York and Mutual Life Insurance Companies
Interstate Policyholders’ Committee
Hutchinson
Kan
Dee
Rock Island and Pacific
Will Flood Mine Revenue From Beer
Glace Bay Nova Scotia December reports outline a plan by Dominion Coal Co to flood Hub colliery by using tides through a concrete dam at the cliff base. Workmen will clear old passages and open the dam to flood the mine sixty feet below sea level within a week, with managers at the scene directing efforts.
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Glace Bay
N. 8
Atlantic Ocean
Dominion Coal Co
Hub
Duggan
Fergie
Christiansen
Extradition Granted in Murder Case of Professor Hall
London report states Professor Karl Hall of George Washington University in Washington D C has been extradited to Germany from Bow Street on murder charges in Baden Baden involving his mother in law Frau Molitor. Magistrate noted German evidence. counsel warned objections unlikely to succeed. prisoner to return to Germany and may seek habeas corpus within fifteen days. Baden Baden lawyer present expresses hope to clear him.
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London
Karl Hall
George Washington University
Washington
D.C
Germany
Bow Street
Frau Molitor
Baden-Baden
Fran Molitor
Wilson
Tis
Tun
Latin America to Attend Jamestown Exposition
A special communication from Nicolas Velaz-Goilicoa, Latin America commissioner, shows ten countries have accepted invitations to represent Latin America at Jamestown. Six others are considering, three have not answered, and Cuba has declined. Panama will exhibit a miniature canal 100 feet long and 50 feet wide with topographical data and locks.
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Latin America
Jamestown
Washington
Nicolas Veloz-Goilicoa
Argentine
Brazil
Bolivia
Chile
Costa Rica
Dominican Republic
Ecuador
Haiti
Mexico
Venezuela
Guatemala
Honduras
Nicaragua
Panama
Peru
Salvador
Colombia
Paraguay
Uruguay
Cuba
Bill to extend relief for financial stringency proposed
Washington December 19 a bill designed to extend relief during financial stringency was introduced by Senator Elkine It would authorize deposits in national bank receipts for customs and internal revenues and require banks to pay a tax on deposits making all national banks eligible as depositories The senate also debated independent intervention in the Brownsville case and whether the committee on military affairs should be empowered to investigate after testimony from the president tampered voyage got most voters Hartford December 10 the team of canvassers completed the secretary treasurer and custodian slate for governor and secretary gages
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Washington
Elkine
Senate
Brownsville
Foraker
Committee On Military Affairs
WILL FIGHT COMBINEChicago farming machinery men oppose iron and steel combine
Chicago authorities report farm ing machinery companies plan to counter the United States iron and steel combine by appealing to President Roosevelt and Congress. A petition asks curb on trust power and new tariff measures to break up the injurious combine. Signatures come from prominent manufacturers nationwide after a recent meeting to protect smaller implement makers from ruin.
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Chicago
Pevero
Iron and Steel Combine
United States
the Tribune
Roosevelt
Congress
Fired at Conductor Near Fort Barrancas Fla
Reports from Fort Barrancas Florida indicate a car conductor was fired upon by soldiers last night. No official word from the War Department yet, but the incident has prompted inquiries to the fort’s commanding officer. The event follows a prior disturbance in Brownsville Texas and alarms officials in Washington.
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Washington
War Department
Fort Barrancas
Fla
Brownaville
Texas
Fort Barrancar
Pensacola
Toast Artillery
Pianos for Everybody Buy a Piano for Xmas
The F H Lewis Co at 24 East Main offers two floors of pianos from top makers like Haines Knabe Kimball Newby Evans Armstrong Marshall Wendell Foster Brewster Doll and Schencke at deep discounts. Prices cut one third to one half with easy terms, down payments and weekly plans available. Store open every evening until Christmas.
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F. H. Lewis
East Main Street
Haines, Knabe, Kimball, Newby , Evans, Armstrong, Marshall & Wendell
Foster & Co
Brewster, Doll, Schencke
Second Day Session at Connecticut Board of Agriculture
New Haven Dec 19 The second day of the Connecticut state board of agriculture program featured E M East agronomist at Connecticut Agricultural College on corn breeding and his experiments. Prof W E Britton state entomologist spoke on the gypsy moth in an informative address. This afternoon Prof L L Van Siyke of the New York agricultural station discussed Commercial Methods of Judging Milk and Cream.
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New Haven
Connecticut State Board of Agriculture
E. M. East
Connecticut Agricultural College
W. E. Britton
L. L. van Siyke
New York
Sailors Sentenced For Potemkin Mutiny
Fifteen sailors linked to the June 1905 mutiny on the Russian battleship Kniaz Potemkine were sentenced today at Sebastopol. The leader received four years penal servitude while the rest were assigned to various disciplinary corps for periods between six months and two years. The convicts had sought refuge in Rerja after the Potemkin surrendered at Kusten and later surrendered to Russian authorities.
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Sebastopol
Kniaz Potemkine
Panteleimon
Rorja
Kalaz Potemkine
Kusten
Eine
New England Society Dinner Set At Waldorf Astoria
The 101st annual dinner of the Englandso ciety of New York will honor the Pilgrims 286th anniversary. The Waldorf Astoria hosts the event on Saturday night with chief executives from all New England states invited. Governor elect Hughes will attend but not speak.
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New York
the England Society of the
Pilgrims
Waldorf-Astoria
New England
Elect Hughes
Pay Full Price for Coal for PRR Employees
Philadelphia December 19 notice from the Pennsylvania Railroad Company states that after January 1 employees will no longer receive coal at the reduced employee rate. The company, which operates many mines, will sell coal to its workers at regular shipper prices.
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Philadelphia
The
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Twelve year old Elizabeth Ewen arrested at uncle’s home
A 12 year old girl Elizabeth Ewen was taken into custody at William N. Ewens 2 Dublin Street by Detective Kennaugh after fleeing Plymouth to avoid being sent to an institution for incorrigibility. The muddled report also notes street sprinkling concerns and a real estate inquiry involving Aaron J. Torkomisa and McGrath as trustee.
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Elizabeth Ewen
William N. Ewen
Dublin Street
Kennaugh
Folke
Plymouth
Aaron J. Torkomisa
Igee McGrath
Rik
Nd Se Bet Ors Ami Contractors
Bryan
Newton
Tormeniana
Lavery Street
A Gift Card for Glasses and Eye Examination
A gift offer for a complete glasses package including eye examination or the option to buy the glasses directly. The giver promises to handle any needed changes after the sale.
Captain Fitzpatrick Talks On New Year Ball Plans
Captain Fitzpatrick says Sergeant Tom Lawlor will only discuss the company ball to be held on New Year’s Eve as he talks about the Gleeswood Range he bought weeks ago. Town residents would recognize the reference.
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Tom Lawlor
Ballo
Sergeant Lawlor Confirms Glenwood Event Highlight
Sergeant Lawlor hails Glenwood as the guest of honor for New Year's Eve. He urges references for those seeking details and notes Company G Ball will be the season’s big event.
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Glenwood
G Ball Em
Co G Ball New Year Eve Fundraiser
Community notices urge attendance at the Co G Ball on New Year’s Eve to raise funds for a new home and support Waterbury hospitals and factories. Tickets encouraged, with emphasis on early and frequent purchase to swell the fund.
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Iisa
Waterbury
Co G Ball New Year's Eve Ticket Sale Announcement
Readable lines promote a Co G Ball on New Year’s Eve with assurances from Captain Fitspatrick and Sergeasé le about a good time. Tickets are sold to benefit a charitable cause, with Captain Fitepatrick offering many tickets and promising to explain details at Cartetmas preewets In the i son-Gellew store.
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Captain Fitspatrick
Sergeasé le
Captain Fitepatrick
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M’cabe
Methodist Episcopal
Neyser
Atantic Ocean
Colonel Chamberlain
National Home For
John L. Chamberlain
Secretary of War
Hau
Retreet
Hartford
Anvareers
Huatantu
Kiangsu
China
Taoyuen
Antong
Funing
State Department
King Oscar
East Main
Connecticut
City News
Upson
Captain Fitzpatrick
Sergeant Lawlor
Co. G Ball
Co. G
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