Golfer Involved in Court Case With Mother-In-Law
The case centers on William Cameron a Manhattan merchant and golf player who accuses his mother in law Mrs B Aldrich of unlawful entry after he left his Richmond Hill home on March 13. Aldrich admits taking silverware and clothing claiming items belonged to her daughter who is in court. Cameron seeks alimony and damages while Aldrich faces a separate suit for false arrest and malicious prosecution.
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York
B. Aldrich
Greenavenue
Richmond Hill
L.1
Court of Special Sessions
William Cameron
Manhattan
Greewood Avenue
Jamaica
Miller
Cameron
Samuel PD. Aulis
Elmira
N. Y
Aldrich
Japanese Premier's Move May Retain Foreign Minister
Washington reports that Baron Makino is likely to stay as Foreign Minister in the new Kiyoura cabinet, while Vice Admiral Matsumoto faces court martial amid naval scandals. The United States-Japan rift over the anti alien land law remains unresolved though the scandal diverts attention.
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Washington, D.C
State Department
George W. Guthrie
Tokio
Baron Makino
Count Yamamoto
Keigo Kiyoura
Justice
Wa Matsumoto
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
United States
Japan
Injured B&O Worker At Keyser In Serious Condition
Samuel Smith a boss laborer in the Baltimore and Ohio shops at Keyser was seriously injured yesterday when caught between two engines. He is in Hoffman Hospital with possible internal injuries and little hope for recovery. Smith, married and a longtime West Keyser resident, moved from Piedmont with shop transfers.
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Samuel Smith
Baltimore and Ohio
Keyser
Hoffman Hospital
Mr. Smith
West Keyes
That City
Piedmont
What Is the Soul Ad By Dr Heard at Liberty Theatre
Dr. C. E. Heard of Vancouver will answer the question What Is the Soul next Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Liberty Theatre. All are invited. Seats free. No collection.
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C. E. Heard
Vancouver
B. Ce
Liberty Theatre
Lost witness in Becker case back in New York
New York April 4 District Attorney Whitman relies on Jacob Goldman a witness who disappeared after the murder and says he received hush money from Becker's friends Goldman claims Becker ordered Jack Rose to fix Rosenthal while at Lafayette baths in June 1912 Goldman has been in touch with Whitman and lived at 17 West Seventeenth Street He allegedly received 50 to 100 dollars per visit from Black Charley. Whitman and Justice Golf also received Governor Glynn letters regarding the Rosenthal gunmen appeal for commutation to death.
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New York
Whitman
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Jacob Goldman
Becker
Goldman
Jack Rose
Rosenthal
Layfayette
Morris Luban
Abraham Dolinko
Eldredge Street
Mediately
Charley
Mr. Whitman
Justice Golf
Glynn
Local Guard Units Ready for Annual Army Inspection
Adjutant General Charles Mackilin directs commanding officers of Maryland National Guard First Fourth and Fifth Regiments to prepare for annual inspections by a United States Army commissioned officer. Company G First Infantry led by Captain Thomas R. Palmer will be inspected at the South Mechanic street armory on Thursday evening April 16. Company G plans camp and target practice in May near Baltimore and will mobilize with the Army division in Washington in July for the Washington defense. In September the unit will attend a week in Baltimore for the Star Spangled Banner celebration.
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Charles F.mackilin
Maryland National Guard
United States Army
Thomas R. Palmer
South
Mechanic Street
Baltimore
Ffrg
Washington
I W W Mass Meeting Planned in Union Square
New York April 4. The I W W and their anarchistic followers plan a large Union Square gathering today. Police Commissioner McKay and Mayor Mitchel allow the event to proceed quietly while ready to act if speech incites riot. No permit was requested, but authorities permit broad latitude to maintain order.
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New York
Union Square
McKay
Mitchel
Mask and Wig Club revamps Easter week ticket sales
In Philadelphia on April 4 the Mask and Wig Club at the University of Pennsylvania unveils a new system to end the sidewalk line for ticket sales. Students will buy on campus with matriculation cards while patronesses obtain tickets through their nominated clan members, eliminating advanced patroness sales.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Easter Eggs of Quality at O'Neill's in Dare
Advertisement notes Easter eggs of quality sold at O'Neill's opposite Liberty Theatre.
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O'Neill's
Liberty Theatre
Wireless saves two trust clerks from shipboard stowaway fate
Two Guaranty Trust Company assistants, Park and Fleming, disappeared after failing to report for work at No. 140 Broadway. They boarded the Olympic of the White Star line, but the wireless warning led to prompt rescue and their removal from stowaway risk. The bank declined to discuss accounts or payroll status.
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New York
Atlantic Ocean
Olympic
White Star
Guaranty Trust Company
Trust Company
Fleming
Park
Broadway
Edgar C. Hebbard
Senator O Gorman delays Panama Canal Bill committee meeting
Senator James O Gorman of New York chairs the Inter Oceanic Canals committee. He is among the bill’s active opponents. The committee meeting to study the Panama Canal Bill has been postponed and will not be called until next Tuesday.
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James O'Gorman
New York
Senatorial Committee
House
O'Gorman
Pittsburg Aims for Branch Bank Under Reserve Board Plan
Washington reports Pittsburg seeks a branch bank as the reserve board is appointed. The move would align with the regional reserve bank and provide significant financial advantages for the city, given its position within the district.
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Washington
Pittsburg
Reserve Board
Treasure Department
Regional Reserve Bank
Noted Scientist Discovers Soul Lecture at Liberty Theatre
Vancouver researcher Dr Heard will lecture on his claimed soul discovery at the Liberty Theatre this Sunday at 3 p m. The event is advertised as a must attend talk.
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Dr. Heard
Vancouver
B. C
Liberty Theatre
Hotel May Sue Mrs. H Siegel for Damages Over Divorce Case
Mrs Henry Siegel seeks divorce from her husband Henry Siegel head of defunct stores in New York and Boston. She alleges cruelty and cites his visits to the Netherland Hotel with a nurse known as Miss Smith. Hotel official Augustus Foran says no misconduct by Siegel and notes only his daughter contacted the hotel.
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New York
Henry Siegel
Boston
Netherland Hotel
Augustus EE. Foran
Foran
Mr. Foran
Mr. Siegel
Mrs. Siegel
Miss Smith
Netherland
Campaign bids and conventions spread across Texas
Dallas report notes precinct and county conventions statewide today. Halbert of Coleman opens campaign for commissioner of agriculture while J C Jones of Caldwell seeks county chairmanship. Thomas H Ball of Galveston aims for governor. Prohibition dominates the campaign as neither party uses anti or pro labels.
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Dallas
Tex
Halbert
Coleman
J. C. Jones
Caldwell
Thomas H. Ball
Galveston
Order of Publication in Knopp vs Knop Equity Case
Public notice in Allegany County Maryland regarding Philip Knopp's suit for sale of real estate in Cumberland to satisfy the deceased Morris Knop's debts. Non resident heirs Bailey Knop Ethel Myer Lina Katz and David Katz asked to appear by May 29 1914. Court orders publication four weeks before May 4 1914 and publication through April 25 1914.
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Philip Knopp
Bailey Knop
Allegany County
Cumberland
Morris Knop
Act of Assembly of
Maryland
Ethel Myer
Israel Myer
Lina Katz
David Katz
Kellem
Corona-Gubernia
Russia
Townersville
State of
New York
West Hoboken
New Jersey
Circuit Court For
Lloyd L. Shaffer
Militant English women vow to die for cause in prison cruelty
Miss Dorothy Pethick, sister of Mrs. Pethick-Lawrence, told an Equal Franchise Society meeting in New York that English militants are persecuted and tortured in prison. She described forcible feeding as torture and said authorities hesitate to let prisoners die, citing horrors of hunger strikes and medical examinations.
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New York
Dorothy Pethick
Miss Pethick
Texas hearing on oil firm case seeks timber land recovery
Austin date April 4 reports the hearing on law questions in the State of Texas v Troustan Oil Company over the recovery of 1,000,000 acres of timbered land in the eastern part of Texas, scheduled for today.
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Austin
Tex
State of
Texas
Troustan Oil Company
Gately and Fitzgerald Offer Furnishings and Clothing
House furnishings clothing and more offered at lowest terms. Phone 1604-K. 21 N Centre Street. Agents wanted. Mr. 9 tf.
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Centre Street
Secrets of manhood and womanhood sexual knowledge
Promote a comprehensive guide on sex matters for marriage happiness. Claims to reveal cardinal laws of sex, sexual abuses, social evils, diseases, and inner reading for nurses teachers doctors lawyers and social workers. Advertises under plain wrapper for $1.00 plus 10 cents postage from Miami Publishing Company Dayton Ohio.
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Winfield Scott Hall
Chicago Tribune
Phiadelpha Press
Standard Book of Knowledge
Phladelphia Ledger
New York World
Miami Publishing Company
Dayton
Ohio
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