Two suits seek large damages for injuries and separations
The day brings two personal injury actions and two divorce style suits. Nelson, a minor fireman on the Illinois Central, sues for 25000 alleging permanent spine and nerve injuries from a January wreck near Raymond. Matteson, a brakeman on the C G W, seeks 25000 after his arm was mangled and amputated. Mollie Moody seeks divorce and $39 monthly alimony amid alleged cruelty and desertion with three children. Alberta Hadley asks for separate maintenance and child custody with temporary and permanent support. Knights of Pythias Helmet lodge 89 to confer second degree on a class of ten or more.
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Nelson
Emma Nelson
Illinois Central
Caboose
Raymond
Cherokee
Jesup
Jullien Hotel
Iis
Matteson
Bleekton
Bush
Mollie Moody
Dte Wores
Fred Moody
Mildren
Warren
Mody
Alberta P. Hadley
Raymond W. Hadleys
Obama
Ronaid
Margaret
Hadley
Helmet Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Titanic Disaster Cast Heavy Shadow On Wall Street
The Titanic calamity depresses business mood and stock activity in New York. Investors hesitate as June conventions loom, while crop prospects and coal labor tensions dominate outlooks for the market and gold effects.
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Henry Clewn
New York
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
United States
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Wheat Rises Sharply on Improved World Prospects
MARKET NEWS Chicago April 22 Wheat rallied after a prior decline from large world shipments and India crop reports. A bullish outlook for Nebraska field conditions spurred the recovery, with notable losses reported east of central Nebraska and south of the Platte River.
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Chicago
India
Dardanelles
Nebraska
Platte River
Markets Mixed as Grains Slip and Livestock Rises
Grain prices eased after initial gains with July corn and oats slipping while wheat rose on rains and new supplies. Livestock markets in St Louis Kansas City and Omaha opened steady to weak for hogs and firm for cattle and lambs amid large receipts and shifting demand.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kansas
Nebraska
Danube
Liverpool
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Eve
Cate
South Omaha
Obama
Nev
Texas
Chicago
Ja High Run
S. May
H. W
N. S
Waterloo
Wellington
Redfern
Widow says Ismay at fault in Titanic disaster
Mrs Walter D Douglas of Minneapolis testified in Chicago about Mr Ismay urging extra speed and two more boilers on the Titanic before the wreck. She described crew water sampling, her rescue, and discussions with senators about reporting concerns to officers.
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Chicago
J. Brocesma
Walter D. Douglas
Minneapolis
Dougla
Douglas & Co
Cedar Rapids
Douglas State Works
Quaker Oats Company
Douglas
New York
Arthur Ryerson
Senator Smith
Senator Newlands
Senate
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