Vanderbilt Heiress Loses Pearl Necklace in New York
Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt Sr. seeks the return of a pearl necklace worth about 10000 dollars with more than 200 stones and a locket. John H. Gleason, a scalp specialist, advertised a 500 dollar reward with no questions asked. The loss occurred during a visit to Gleason's Forty sixth street establishment. details remain unclear.
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Telegraph
New York
W. K. Vanderbilt, Sr
John H. Gleason
East Forty-sixth Street
Gleason
Mr. Vanderbilt
Fifth Avenue
France
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Florida
Cuba
Florida East Coast Railroad
Ford to feed unemployed at new Ford Hospital
Detroit December 7 Henry Ford plans lodging and breakfast for the homeless unemployed at the new Ford Hospital. About fifty cots will be ready tomorrow with hopes to serve more as winter bites. Ford said the prosperity of his company should help those who cannot work.
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Auto Manufacturer's Hospital
Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
New Ford Hospital
Ford
Ford Automobile Company
Ostend Fire Attributed To Bombardment Or Malice
London dispatch reports Ostend in flames with fire blamed on either bombardment by British ships or German malice. The official press bureau neither confirmed nor denied the report. Also noted are a tango related suit and a Harrisburg dogcatcher jailed for drinking.
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London
Lucien Arthur Jones
Daily Chronicle
Dunkirk
Ostend
Obregon Charges Villa With Murder In Mexico
Washington reports General Obregon accuses Francisco Villa of murder and treason including alleged assassinations and betrayals. Capmany, Carranza rep, cites Obregon as source. Separate item notes John D. Rockefeller Jr announces a foundation inquiry into root causes of the Colorado mine trouble and similar labor disturbances.
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Obregon
Villa
Mexico
Washington
Carranza
Alvaro Obregon
Madero
General Chao
Huerta
Congressman de Las Cadenza
Mazanero
Manzanero
Arrieta
Aguas Calientes
Capmany
I Second Villa
Mmm
New York
Dec.w
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
The
Rockefeller Foundation
Foundation
Colorado
Gardner Pushes Army and Navy Investigation
Representative Augustus P. Gardner of Massachusetts moves to set up a House committee for an inquiry into the army and navy. The plan faces House rules committee review with uncertain fate. The move has sparked national debate and helped mobilize a National Security League advocating a stronger military.
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Gardner
Army
Navy
Augustus P. Gardner
Massachusetts
Rules Committee
House
Wilson
Garrison
Navy Department
Congress
Department
National Security League
Suit for 31000 damages against Dr Dickinson filed
Martin Kemp sues Dr J J Dickinson for 31000 as result of a motorcycle collision with Dickinson's car on October 12 at about 8 30 pm Kemp alleges Dickinson turned into the street without warning damaging his machine and injuring him. The report also covers realty transfers street project delays and Barnard's New York Cloisters museum افتتاح destaque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Kemp
W. J. Carter
J. J. Dickinson
Kemp
Second Street
John A. Reed
Harry Stahler
Susquehanna Township
J. C. Williard
C. Williard
Gratz
C. W. Cumbler
F. E. Bailey
J. I. Hamaker
Sarah Harrison
Herr Street
C. D. Lamberton
George Creznic
Herr
Monroe Streets
Dauphin County
John E. Dare
Dauphin County Court
Hildrup
D. S. Leitz
Reuben Resch, Jr
John Lentz
Commonwealth Trust Company
Eugene M. Ensminger
Seneca
Front Streets
Derry Street
Berryhill
Derry
Sore RR
Spring Creek
Cameron Parkway
Cameron Street
Renn
Earle FE
New York City
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg Rotary Plans Belgian Benefit at Orpheum
Harrisburg Rotary Club and emergency relief committee plan Belgian week events at the Orpheum Theater. A meeting at Mrs. M. E. Olmsted's home will discuss logistics for the fundraiser. Tickets are selling. Monday will be Rotary Night with a strong family appeal and a top bill under Manager Hopkins.
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Harrisburg Rotary Club
M. E. Olmsted
North Front Street
Orpheum Theater
Orpheum
Hopkins
Wins Two Turkeys and Loses Twelve Chickens
Michael Dwyer, Harrisburg Telegraph compositor, counts profit and loss from a poultry raid. He gained two turkeys by luck but lost twelve chickens to thieves. four birds recovered by Patrolman Hoffman, others missing. Edward G. Smith, accused killer, may be confined at Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane in Norristown. judge undecided on exact placement.
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Michael Dwyer
Harrisburg Telegraph
Hoffman
Iman
Mike
Edward G. Smith
John E. Bush
Dauphin County
Pennsylvania Hospital
Norristown
McCarrell
Smith
Norrisown
Hear Grading Testimony on Wiconisco Street Road Work
Testimony on the question of benefits and damages from grading Wiconisco street from Rent to Sixth streets will be heard at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning in the council chamber of a board of viewers James D Saltsman Larry Fahnestock and Attorney Paul F Smith. The viewers visited the improved street this morning in the rain. Dauphin Pa December 7 Through efforts of Rev H C Lutz of the Evangelical Church a reservation of 100 seats has been secured at the Stough tabernacle Harrisburg foreople from Dauphin and vicinity for Thursday evening December 10 Allison Hill is to get another home apartment house a permit for a modern brick structure issued this morning to W A Baptists yr 1419 Vernon street The contract price will be approximately 6000.
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Mar‘vel
Barnard
Wiconisco Street
James D. Saltsman
Larry Fahnestock
Paul F. Smith
Dauphin
H. C. Lutz
Evangelical Church
Stough’ Tabernacle
Harrisburg
Allison Hill
W. A. Baptists
Vernon Street
Be cautious with orders to outsiders warned by Harrisburg Chamber
The Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce issued a caution against placing orders with agents and nonresident dealers. President Henderson Gilbert said cigars liquors and other goods were being sold in Harrisburg by canvassers for outside firms. Officials urge buying from home merchants as the safer choice.
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Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce
Henderson Gilbert
Chamber of Commerce
Harrisburg
Harrisburg Chamber of Commercce
Property He Offers in Trade Is Courthouse
Dennie McKenna, California orange grower, is offered a five story building at 515-517-519 Oak street in Kansas City as a trade for his groves. T A J Shafer investigates and discovers the property is the courthouse, prompting a realization McKenna may decline the deal.
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Kansas City
Dennie McKenna
California
Los Angeles
McKenna
Oak Street
T. A. J. Shafer
Shafer
Criminal Court
James McCormick
Constable Receives Extra Costs for Heifer Chase
Bangor Maine December 7 Judge Blanchard allows extra costs to Constable Sheffington Kelso for serving a writ of replevin after a heifer led him through four miles of swamp circled a mountain an ugly dog delayed capture twice and Kelso stepped into a mink trap he also lost a jackknife ruined clothing and shoes and was mocked by a poem read at a grange meeting.
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Bangor
Maine
Blanchard
Sheffington Kelso
Kelso
French aviators drop bombs on Freiburg hangars
A German foreign office report to the embassy in Washington acknowledged aerial raids on Freiburg Baden carried out by French aviators. The message said French flyers were successful in dropping bombs on aviation hangars yesterday.
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Washington, D. C
Freiburg
Baden
Foreign Office
Petrograd reports Germany's Lodz victory debated
London dispatch notes Berlin claiming Lodz fallen while Petrograd admits desperation there. Russian lines hold in Northern Poland with Cracow invasion and Hungary on the weak side. Rome and ex-Premier Gioletti spark interest over Austria war plans in Servia. Also a thief smashes a show window. a wagon driver is fined for short weight. Belgian relief fund receives $1.
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Associated Press
London
Berlin
Petrograd
Lodz
Warsaw
Poland
Themelves
Cracow
Hungary
Lemberg
Austria
Russia
William
Rome
Gioletti
Servia
Democratic Tax Stamps on Sale at Post Office
Democratic tax stamps went on sale at the Harrisburg Post Office today at the registry department only. Only documentary stamps can be sold. William S. Bricker, deputy revenue collector, remains busy, working late nights for a week and still behind with duties. DR. WILLIAM T. BISHOP ELECTED The Colonel G. Simmons Post 116 Grand Army of the Republic annual officer election at 303-305 Kinnard's Hall re elected Dr. Bishop for the sixth term. George L. Sellers and Isaac Haifleigh elected department encampment representatives to Easton in June 1915. Typothetae to meet tomorrow evening at Mc Farland Printery.
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Harrisburg
Registry Department
Arge
Williams
Bricker
William 'T. Bishop
G. Simmons
Grand Army of the Republic
Kinnard’s Hall
Verbeke Street
William T. Bishop
George L. Sellers
J. C. Miller
Isaac Praineigh
Z. T. Baltoser
Robert Dougherty
Franklin Lantz
George W. Wolford
Easton
Isaac Haifleigh
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H. C. Claster
Market Street
Mars
Vanderbilt
Chicago
Douglas Jarmath
Jarmath
Morris Weinberg
Weinberg
Joseph Hosten
William J $. Benton
Juarez
Francisco Villa
Senor
Rafel Zubaran Capmany
Ques DR. Dickinson
Ters
George Gray Barnard
Pennsylvania
Capitol
Fort Washington Avenue
One Hundred and Eighty-first Street
Toul
Michael de
Cuxa
Norristown Asylum
Stough
Commerce Chamber
Universal Film Manufacturing Company
the Master Keys
John Fleming
Milson
Thrillin Myster
Ana Hee Ome
Ance
Samuel Fishman
Sixth
Herr Streets
Charles Feisher
Alderman Caveny
Lewis Toomey
Woodbine Street
H. F.anthony, Jr
Relief Committee
Philadelphia
Typothetae
McFarland Printery
Crescent
Mulberry Streets
A. Reeder Ferriday
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