Public dispute over palatial valve house cost in Round Top
City officials clash over a proposed twenty thousand dollar excess for a grand water valve building in Round Top. Critics call the plan extravagant and wasteful, citing bids from eleven thousand to thirteen thousand and questioning the need for marble detailing and a costly plant.
Tightwad Hubbies Lose Pocketbook Shield in Chicago Court
In Chicago the municipal court ruled against husbands who refuse to provide funds, allowing wives to seize available change and even hire a boarder to cover household needs. Judge Gemmell called the case robbery and advised action if support is withheld.
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Chicago
Bhashemia
Municipal Court
Jas
Guntay
H. Dekolkey
Dodge
Church building at Fifth Avenue to cost over 1 million
Work on the St. Thomas Protestant Episcopal church at Fifth Avenue and Fifty third Street will begin next month. The cost exceeds $1,000,000 with two thirds already held by trustees. The church aims to be the most luxuriously appointed among New York’s smaller churches, counting railroad presidents, bankers and multimillionaires among its members. Six subscriptions of $50,000 started the building fund.
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San Francisco
Cheyene
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St. Thomas Protestant’ Eylocopal
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Fiftythird Street
St. Thomas 1A
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Railroad
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PLO OF OLD MASTERS FOLLOWS TARIFF TORNOUAT
New York art dealers say old masters flood the country after tariff removal. A government report issued here shows voyages through July 1 last year and April of this year.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
San Francisco Subscriptions Rapid for Panama Pacific Expo
San Francisco on April 28 reported over 4 million dollars subscribed inside three hours after opening the Panama Pacific International Exposition stock books for 1915. Officials expect more than 5.6 million by Monday. Governor Gillett and a delegation will go to Washington to urge congressional funding for the world fair.
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San Francisco
Commemora
Gillett
Washington
Congress
Art imports surge with 15.6 million value in alost year
The report notes imports of art works valued at 15 6 million into Alost this year, versus 3 4 million last year when duty was collected. Authorities voice skepticism on authenticity of many pieces and foresee possible government action to refuse portions of European imports.
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Alost
Europe
Jeffries Backed By Boss Amid Training Debate
In Ben Lomond California on April 28 manager Sam Berger says the back injury may prove a blessing in disguise for Jim Jeffries as Joe Choynski’s athletes shuffle in new ideas. Jeffries resists, preferring a steady schedule while Berger defends easing work to prevent overtraining. Jeffries eyes sparring with Choynski, who recently sparred Billy Papke to showcase pace.
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Cal
Sam Berger
Bos
Jim Jeffries
Joe Choynski
Jeffries
Berger
Jaffrles
Choynaki
Billy Papke
Papko
Dexon
Joe Thomas
Jettison
Rickard seeks to overturn Coakley judgment in NY suit
Tex Rickard promoter of the Jeffries Johnson fight moves to set aside a $2,290 judgment against him for services to Coakley. Coakley’s counsel calls it a case of collecting from an elusive character as Tim Sullivan holds $40,000 of fight stakes. Floor finishing at Sherman Co.
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Rickard
New York
Tex Rickard
Jeffries Johnson
Supreme Court
Whitney Gut
Cortnelius G. Coakley
Richard
Dr. Coakley
Timothy D. Sullivan
Bil
Cone
Debe
Mayor Gaynor Attacks Press Publisher At Banquet
New York April 28 Mayor Gaynor denounced a publisher and editor as unfit for office at an Associated Press banquet. He accused forgery and falsification of a public document over a city treasury draft and claimed a concealed date was cut from a plate. He urged criminal forgers and abolitionists be jailed.
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New York
Associated Press and
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Gaynor
City Treasury
Hearst
Coplea
Thomas
Newel Alilia
Kern Nominated Indiana Senator By Democratic State Convention
In Indianapolis the Democratic state convention unanimously named John W. Kern as their candidate for U S senator from Indiana. The stormy session saw clashes over support for Tom Taggart and Kern leading from the first ballot with 202 votes to Taggart’s 228. On the third ballot Marion County’s stake and Taggart’s machine claims dominated the debate before a unanimous fourth ballot sealed Kern’s nomination. A separate item notes May baskets and candy sales at a May Day event at the First Baptist church on April 30 at 7:30 p m.
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John W. Kern
United
Indiana
Gils State
Thomas Taggart
John J. Lamb
Terre Haute
Taggart
Kern Jed
Nurion County
Marion County
Kern
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