Odell Opposes Sunday Saloon Openings in New York City
Albany dispatch reports Governor Odell argues local option should not extend to Sunday saloon doors. He warns nationwide liquor rules risk broad licenses and demands careful state wide referendum before changing excise practice. The piece notes new legislative leadership and session outlook.
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Albany
N. Y
General Assembly
S. Fred Nixon
House
Republican Caucus
Senate
Benjamin B. Odell
Odell
Gvernor Odell
New York City
New York
United States
Excise Department
Bay State Legislature Faced With Great Yet Faint Debate
Boston reports the Bay State Legislature opens with a crowded chamber and a wary mood as lawmakers weigh proposed measures amid a slow start to the new session. Key figures and committees are named as debate begins.
Jefferson club Jackson Day banquet plans revealed
The Jefferson club prepares for its annual Jackson Day banquet at Knights of Columbus hall. Mayor Berghoff ex mayor Scherer and County Clerk Beloit head a nominating committee that reports a brilliant program and remaining tickets. A 250 ticket allotment was not sold out and a few tickets remain. A two hundred twenty waiters will serve the elaborate menu.
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Jefferson Club
Knights of Columbus Hall
Berghoff
H. P. Scherer
Frank Beloit
Seth Low Becomes Mayor of New York on Fusion Ticket
Seth Low former Brooklyn mayor and Columbia University president became mayor of New York on January 1. The city and county offices saw a broad turnover with fusion ticket winners replacing Democratic incumbents in key posts such as district attorney and comptroller. Police Commissioner Murphy retired. Partridge became commissioner and George L. Rives was named corporation counsel. Eighteen of the thirty five Tammany leaders lost their public service posts.
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New York
Seth Low
Brooklyn
Columbia University
Bronx
Queens Surroughs
Michael C. Murphy
John N. Partridge
George L. Rives
John Whalen
Tammany
Machinery Arrives for Fishack Plaster Branch
E H Fishack of Toledo Ohio, manager of Fishack Plaster, is in the city to oversee Hayden street installation. All machinery has arrived from Toledo, with Fort Wayne branch to be ready within thirty days. Six to eight men will start, expanding as business grows. Local manager is H F Fishack.
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E. H. Fishack
Toledo
Fishack Plaster Company
Hayden Street
Francis
H. F. Fshack
Marriage of Miss Mary E Frame and Jacob Zell
Miss Mary E Frame daughter of Horace Frame of 358 Hanna street wed Jacob Zell an employee of the Withington Handle factory. The ceremony occurred last Tuesday at 7 oclock at the residence of Rev J W Lake Calvary U B church with only immediate relatives present.
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Mary E. Frame
Horace Frame
Hanna Street
Jacob Zell
Withington
J. W. Lake
Calvary U. B. Church
Lake
Ashley Man Files for Bankruptcy in U S Court
Charles A. Carr of Ashley filed a petition in bankruptcy in the U S court here. Liabilities are listed at 2143.30 with assets of 357. Attorney is Thomas Wickwire. Reference to Al Hazzard and other phrases appear as stray text.
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Charles A. Carr
Ashley
Thomas &. Wickwire
First Elections in Cuba Elect Palma President
Havana dispatch reports light voter turnout with Maso partisans abstaining. Tomas Estrada Palma, standard bearer for the Nationalist party, is the sole presidential candidate and expected winner as returns are scarce.
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Havana
Bartolome Maso
Senor
Tomas Estrada Palma
Nationalist Party For
Palma Says Cuba Should Seek Friendly Ties With U S
In an interview at Central Valley New York Gen Thomas Estrada Palma declares contentment with his life and rejects immediate honors He stresses Cuba should secure friendly U S relations and a commercial treaty to boost sugar and tobacco exports while avoiding ruin from import duties He notes Americans understand Cuba's prosperity serves U S interests and supports eased trade terms.
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New York
The
Tribune
Thomas Estrada Palma
Central Valley
N.Y
Cuba
United States
Washington
December Arrests Reported By Local Authorities
A December arrest summary lists offenses including intoxication vagrancy prostitution petit larceny assault and battery public drunkenness loitering grand larceny climbing on moving trains associating with prostitutes drawing deadly weapons assault with intent to kill and selling liquor to minors with totals and counts across categories.
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Cca
Ce Cesessaas AF
Lost on a Chicago Trip
Bloomington, Ind January 1 James A Bowles son of wealthy parents and Purdue University student has disappeared after visiting Chicago for theater and leisure He was due home Friday but did not return his father searched Chicago with no results as yet known.
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Bloomington
Ind
James A. Bowles
Purdue University
Chicago
Paoli
Police statistics show increases in yearly figures
Superintendent Gorsline previews his annual report noting 801 tramps lodged this year versus 740 last year. The force reunited 79 lost children and found 123 open business doors. Property stolen totaled 3537 with 2855 returned. about 700 remains charged to the Rosenwinkel Himes robbery case.
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Gorsline
Rosenwinkel-Himes
New Residence of Bishop Alerding Completed in Fort Wayne
The new Bishop Her man J. Alerding residence at Clinton and Lewis streets in Fort Wayne is finished and ready by week’s end. Costing over 20 thousand dollars, the Renaissance style building features Bedford stone foundation, red brick upper stories, oak interiors, a fireproof archive vault, five bathrooms, and a hot water heating system. The housewarming was postponed due to furniture delays.
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Herman J. Alerding
Fort Wayne
Clinton and
Lewis Streets
Charles E. Kendrick
Governor Durbin Announces Fourteen Appointments to State Boards
Indiana Governor Durbin revealed fourteen appointments to fill vacancies on state institutional and police boards effective January 1. The selections include John H. James of Greencastle to the deaf and dumb school trustees, Lee Rosenbaum of Mt. Vernon to the southern Indiana hospital for the insane, and several reappointments such as Henry A. Bicknell in Hammond, Col William C. Mitchell in Lafayette, and Dale J. Crittenberger in Anderson. Additional names span Anderson, Logansport, Richmond, New Albany, and Kokomo with appointments to boards of trustees and police commissioners.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Durbin
John H. James
Greencastle
Indiana Institution For the Education of the Deaf and Dumb
Thomas C. Grooms
Lee Rosenbaum
Mt. Vernon
Elkhart
Daniel E. Mustard
Board of Metropolitan Police Commissioners
Anderson
John J. Sheerin
Logansport
Charles E. Marlatt
Richmond Board of Police Commissioners
James Martin
iAdam ‘Heimberges
New Albany
Eli “Marvin
Tard
Central “Hospital
Woman Credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound For Cure
A Rock Island secretary testifies to recovery from nervous prostration after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes long illness, relief after one month and health after six weeks, urging others to try the remedy.
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W. Childs-Blackburn
Rock Island
Literary Ind
Art _ Society
W. CallDs-Blacknury
Fifth Ave
Ill
Lydia E. Pinkham
Northwest states unite against merger and seek congressional action
Governors from several states meet in secret to oppose the Great Northern Northern Pacific and Burlington consolidation. They pledge legal action and urge Congress to intervene while the federal court dissolves an injunction on retiring Northern Pacific preferred stock.
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Helena
Mont
Minneapolis
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Northwestern States
Combine
Congress
Douglass
Northern Securities Company
Root and Branch
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Idaho
Minnesota
Herried
South Dakota
Hunt
Congress of the United States
Inter-State Commerce Commission
van Sant
United States Circuit Court
Peter Power
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Elliott
District Court of
Hennepin County
Lochren
Dean's Kidney Pills Sold in Fort Wayne Ad
Mrs Adolph Felt of 12 Caroline street credits Dean's Kidney Pills with curing kidney trouble backache and headaches after tried other remedies. For sale by all dealers price fifty cents Forster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents Remember the name Deans and take no substitute.
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Adolph Felt
Caroline Street
Dean
Meyer Bros. & Co
Forster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. C
United States
Dsan
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Palma
Police Statistics
Bishop Alerding
A. ©. Pilkenton
Greenfield
Indiana Institution For the Education of the Blind
Nelson Bradley
Dale J. Crittenberger
Indiana State Normal School
Charles W. Ward
James H. Tomlin
Shelbyville
George T. Wood
City of
Kokomo
Miss W. Childs-Blackburn
Northwest States
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Fred Wartman
Germantown Ave
Philadelphia
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Sterling Remedy Company
Montreal
Fort Wayne Trust Co
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Charles A. Wilding
William Paul
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Charles 8. Bush
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