Dry Sunday in New York as saloons stay shut
On a remarkably dry Sunday in New York City saloons were largely closed with few admitting patrons through side doors. Police and Dr Parkhurst agents circulated. arrests were scarce. A saloon keeper claimed a coordinated plan and suggested hope for a future law allowing limited Sunday hours. The Rev Parkhurst made no comment on municipal reforms in his sermon.
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Man Is Taken To Bellevue In Violent Madness
New York April 8 Patrick J White thirty said he ran a liquor business and owned the Morning Star Hotel at Saugatuck Conn and a hotel at Peekskill He was taken to Bellevue Hospital last night violently insane He attempted to shoot a police sergeant.
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Town in Panama City Fire Reported on Canal Line
A town named Culebra along the Nicaragua Canal route was set ablaze by incendiaries on the night of April 1. The fire destroyed canal bar racks and shops the English Church Mission and several houses. Two people died in the blaze and financial losses were estimated at $20.
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Justice Lamar Ill at Supreme Court in April News
Washington April 3 The condition of Justice Lamar of the United States Supreme Court is serious He has suffered with hemorrhages from the lungs for several days and is said to have symptoms of Brights disease His family is greatly worried He remains strong enough to write and he gave a bulletin noting some improvement with hemorrhages less frequent and pain in the left side
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Russo Bulgarian Conspiracy Reported in Odessa
The Zeitung claims a Russo Bulgar conspiracy organized in Odessa with branches in Constantinople and Belgrade funded by Bulgarian government money to cover Russian occupation costs. It says Russia knows of a settled plan to overthrow the Stambulof government in Bulgaria.
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Typical Boston Girl Contest at The Post
A call invites readers to describe the Typical Boston Girl in under 100 words. The Post offers a $10 gold piece to the best description judged by Miss Miriam O'Leary, Museum actress. Submit thoughts on character, merits, defects, charms, wisdom, follies, facts, and peculiarities to the Typical Boston Girl Contest.
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The Typical Boston Girl a Model of Home and Charm
The writer defends the Boston girl as pleasing and wholesome. She is bright faced, well dressed, and sensible, valuing noble things and capable of building a happy home for a man. She is companionable at home and at the theatre, embodying cherished virtues.
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Slandering Portrait of Joan E. Langley in Newspaper Snippet
The fragment portrays a woman described as attractive and fond of theater and amusements, yet prone to flirts and jealousy. It notes her generosity with praise for favored persons and harshness toward rivals, suggesting social reputation concerns surrounding Joan E. Langley.
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Portrait Sketch of a Reserved Amateur Reader in Dorchester
A compact profile describes a medium height individual with small head and red lips, black hair, neat attire, and a confident mouth. The subject reads novels, attends matinees every Saturday, plays whist, dislikes kissing, and seeks adoration from creation while choosing a lover and moving about Dorchester with cautious, artistic charm.
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A Girl Worth Knowing by Marion Howarp
A Boston girl is described as practical independent and capable in various roles. She defies stereotypes about glasses fads and dialects and competes with men in many vocations while remaining ladylike and sensible. The piece highlights qualities admired in mid century society.
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Spanking Dilemma A Mother Seeks Advice Over Daughter
A mother in East Boston asks the Post for guidance on disciplining her 16 year old daughter who resists authority. She contemplates spanking but fears her daughter’s challenge and requests input from other mothers on how to handle the situation.
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Sundstrom challenges for long swim title in Providence
In Providence on April 8, Professor Gus Sundstrom, renowned US champion swimmer, during a visit with the New York water polo team, issued a challenge to swim from one to ten miles for the championship with stakes from 500 to 1000 dollars and favored a match with Robert Magee of Baltimore, instructor at the Manhattan Athletic Club of New York.
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April Popular Science and Cassell's highlight scholars and roads
The April magazines feature Professor David Starr Jordan on Agassiz, Wright on urban transit and underground railways, White on Galileo, Jastrow on muscle reading, and naval yard pieces. Cassell's Family and Art offer design guides, fashion, and The Watering Place etchings. The Century surveys American roads with Mr Potter, while Washington's birthplace and Greek sculpture debates spark discussion.
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Local youth charged with unfair penny pitching on street
Michael Wintz, 16, identified as Station 1, accused of a penny pitching incident on North Streety while lacking a special charter. The report notes no additional formal charter was filed.
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Taylors Whiskey Trademark and Purity Claim
An advertisement for G. O. Tay lor Whiskey states every bottle is seven summers old before sealing with a facsimile of the firm name signature. It warrants product purity and notes it is easily retained by the stomach for physician prescriptions and invalids. Chester H. Graves & Sons of Boston own the trademark "Q. Taylor."
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