Thaw Lunacy Commission Hears Testimony Amid Quiet Day
New York March 30 The lunacy commission examining Harry K Thaw may finish today and report to Justice Fitzgerald by Monday The jury will report at 1030 AM and the judge may order continued confinement if the report finds Thaw is dangerous The session is private with potential witness Allan Hamilton to testify as the only expert heard.
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Washington, D. C. Return by B and O Trains
One fare plus 3200 tickets sold March 23rd good until April 1st. Consult Agents B&O on 3 8.
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For Sale City Property In East Avenue Area
For sale a 12 room boarded house with 57 foot front on East avenue between Broad and Second streets as well as four 40 by 90 building lots at East avenue and Gracecourt. Also two houses and lots on West Eleventh street now under construction offered at low figures. For further information call on.
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Three-Sided Conference Aims to Avert Trainmen Strike
Chicago March 30 reports a day of talks among federal officials unions and railroad leaders under the Erdmann act. Martin Knapp and C P Neill represent the government while GC Brown chairs the managers and Morrissey and Garretson speak for workers. Both sides seek concessions to avert a rail worker strike as Friday talks failed to resolve remaining disputes.
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Fire Wipes Out Newberry Town Center
A Friday blaze driven by strong winds destroyed ten stores and twenty two dwellings in Newberry, a town of about 1,000, with losses expected around 200000. Two churches and the Nawberry hotel area were ruined as flames spread, cutting water and rail access and prompting appeals to Columbia and nearby cities.
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Easter Retail Thrives Amid Broad Market Strength
A G Dun weekly review notes favorable weather spurring a large volume of business last week, with activity spreading beyond staple goods to dry goods and millinery. Railways report retrenchment with no impact on iron and steel due to stock scarcity. prices held steady amid seasonal pressure.
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New York
G. Dun & Cos Weekly Review of Trade
Chicago Mayoral Battle Heats Up Before Election
Chicago reports a heated mayoral campaign with Busse leading in most papers and Dunne opposing a street railway franchise. Campaign workers conduct door to door efforts, polls predict votes, and the state legislature delays until after April 2 to influence the closing days.
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Florida Route Offers Diverse Roaming Trip Rates
A Washington backed report outlines a diverse routing plan for travel through Florida with unique rates and routes never offered before. It highlights new options for travelers seeking varied itineraries and price points across major Florida destinations.
Alleged boodler arrested in New York tax case
New York March 30 J F M Bouillon a clerk in the tax department was arrested Friday charged with acceptance of an unlawful fee. He is accused of taking $235 in marked bills from Harry Hall treasurer of the Hamilton Building Co in payment for a tax reduction. Hall protested the assessed amount and Bouillon allegedly offered to fix it for $25. The district attorney was notified.
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Tax Department
Faere
Harry Hall
Hamilton Building Co
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Hamilton
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