Wild officer storms streets in Harlem and drugstore chase
Special to The Sun reports Patrolman Frank Q O'Harrow, on suspension, went on a "brain storm" Saturday afternoon. He knocked men down, attempted to hug women, toppled a drugstore front, and fought multiple officers before being restrained by five patrolmen and taken to the W. Thirtieth street station. O'Harrow has a history of prior hospitalizations and legal actions, including a Bellevue stay and a previous Harlem incident. He was suspended since January 1 and remains under police inquiry.
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Woman popular official candidate up for second term
Amanda S. Mc Kee, wife of a Montrose, California photographer, is a popular candidate for city treasurer. She appears on both party tickets and has no opposition, making her likely to win a second term.
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George Washington University Adds Teachers Course
The George Washington University in Washington will add a teachers course to its curriculum and has engaged several lecturers. The program, along with Washington’s advantages for scientific and historical research, should make it a favorable place for studying the art of teaching.
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Blind girl wins Virginia City competition as operator
A blind girl trained at the Berkeley School for the Blind in California works as a telephone operator in Virginia City and recently defeated all competitors in a contest. She faced skepticism about handling a keyboard but proved her abilities.
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Lineal Descendant of Martha Washington Active in Charities
Mrs Britannia W Kennon of Georgetown DC is a great granddaughter of Martha Washington and a descendant of Lord Baltimore. At 92 she remains deeply involved in charitable work and holds several offices in local charities.
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Giraffe at the Zoo Becomes Talk of the Day
In a lighthearted scene set as nature wakes, Rollo and his father visit the zoo. They admire a mottled giraffe whose lofty neck and calm demeanor spark humorous remarks about its thoughts and diet, before moving on to other animals like silver-mounted pheasants and a remark about vampires.
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What a Mollycoddle Looks Like
The artists who illustrate this paper believe a better understanding of the word Mollycoddle can be had through pictures than cold words, and they have worked out their ideas in sketches.
Castoria Ad Promise Be Like The One You’ve Always Bought
An old time line cites Castoria for infants and children with the familiar reassurance to bear in mind it is the same trusted remedy already long used. It emphasizes consistency and safety associated with the established product.
Emilie Grigsby Wins Big Yerkes Fortunes Share
Emilie Grigsby, once ward of late traction magnate Charles T. Yerkes, gains a large estate share. A 47 000 share bond certificate held in blank proved central, with executors contesting. Grigsby’s suit was dropped as others settled, leaving her Park Avenue mansion and Yerkes’ previous liberal provisions intact. Yerkes’ widow, now Mrs Wilson Mizner, lives in seclusion on Fifth Avenue amid art treasures.
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Catarrh Cure Promoted by Household Surgeon Druggists Refund
An advertisement touts treatment for catarrh by The Household Surgeon with a guarantee from Dr. Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil. If the product fails to provide relief, druggists will refund the purchase price of 25 cents.
Best Communion Photos at Cox's Studio
Best Communion photos offered at Cox's Studio located at 6 East Washington Street for 1.75 per dot. The ad highlights affordable prices and onsite service.
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Puro Distilled Water Company Ad Prices
Half gallon bottles cost five cents and five gallon demijohns forty cents. New phone number is 2177 and old main line is 778.
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Accordion Dress Plaiting At Odd Fellows Building
Room 8 at the Odd Fellows Building on Penn and Wash hosts accordion dress plaiting. Buttons recovered. Celery vesce for stomach trouble noted.
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Mrs Sage Leads The Taxpayers In New York List
Mrs Russell Sage heads New York tax rolls with a personal assessment of 7.5 million and total 7.538 million, edging out Andrew Carnegie who pays 7.3 million. Rockefeller at 3.95 million, Schwab 2.029 million, and Morgan 1.749 million follow as other top taxpayers. Whitney heirs see large reductions as officials conclude the big swearing-off day.
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Lawson Purdy
Air Line to Cross the Atlantic in Three and a Half Days
Halifax dispatch notes a French company plans a direct air route from Termon in Blacksod Bay Ireland to eastern Canada, shortening transatlantic travel from five and a half days to about three and a half. A railroad will link Termon with major Irish cities, enabling the air line across the Atlantic.
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Educated People Dominate Nevada Mining Camps
Tonopah Nev April 3. A Tonopah society matron describes a busy social scene with weekly events and notes that 188 of 192 Tonopah business men are college graduates. She argues mining camps like Tonopah host educated Americans, with five churches and a public library averaging over 100 daily visitors, funded without gambling money.
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Taormina Yawl Sails World Tour From New York
Special to The Suan reports Ralph Brandreth, a young millionaire, will captain the 60 foot Taormina yawl on a worldwide voyage with Capt. McPherson. After a collision near the hook the boat is repaired and will pick up Dr. Baderman in Jamaica to conduct science studies and promote Brandreth as an around the world skipper.
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