Michigan days put 282 saloons out of business
In local option elections across Michigan 282 saloons and 6 breweries were voted out. After May 1, 46 of 83 counties will be dry. 19 counties voted dry and 16 wet. Grand Rapids’s defeat shakes dry hopes and shifts strategy toward rural protection. Illinois meanwhile faces 240 cities voting on dry versus wet, with Springfield Joliet and Rockford among larger towns.
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Gan
Oakland
Wexford
Barry
Clinton
Midland
Missaukee
Osceola
Oceana
St. Joseph
van Buren
Dickinson
Gogebic
Alger
Chippewa
Kent, Lake
Leelanau
Luce
Mackinac
Marquette
Mason
Rosecommon
Schoolcraft
St. Clair
Antrim
Arenac
Cass
Gladwin
Ingham
Lepeer
Tenawee
Presque Isle
Ogemaw
Otsego
Shiawassee
Lenawee County
Adrian
Owosso
Lansing
Grand Rapids
Detroit
Chicago
Illinois
Springfield
Elgin
Joliet
Decatur
Rockford
Aurora
Bloomington
Danville
Lincoln
Quits Society to Join Gypsy Band in Bid for Freedom
Baltimore dispatch reports Jessie Key Haber, long ago missing from her home, has written her father to say she is happily married to John Mitchell and now queen of a gypsy tribe. She left six years ago after debuting in Baltimore and later joined relatives in Saratoga before allying with the band. The couple eloped and married after she met the gypsies.
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Miss Habersham
Baltimore
Jessie Key Habersham
A. W. Habersham
St. Louis
Saratoga
N. Y
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Miss Irene Aldrich and John C Casserly Wed in Michigan
Miss Irene Aldrich and John C Casserly, both of Indianapolis, were married yesterday at St. Joseph Michigan after parental objections delayed a license at home. They plan to live at 841 North Delaware Street. Mrs Aldrich is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Aldrich.
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Irene Aldrich
John C. Casserly
St. Joseph, Mich
Dianapolis
Michigan
Casserly
North
Delaware Street
J. H. Aldrich
Charities Conference Set for September 10 to 18
The nineteenth annual State Conference of Charities and Corrections will be held September 10 through 18. An executive committee meeting yesterday selected a planning committee including E. Smith of Richmond Mrs T rr of Fairmount and Rabbi Binhpsiger of Terre Haute to arrange the meeting.
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State Conference of Charities and Corrections
E. Smith
Richmond
Mre. T. Rr
Fairmount
bin Hipsiger
Terre Haute
Indiana Republicans Endorse Roosevelt Policies And Taft
The Indiana Republican state convention at Lemlinson Hall adopts resolutions pledging support for Theodore Roosevelt policies, tariff reform, a permanent tariff commission, Alaska coal lease rights, constitutional income tax, child labor control, pensions for veterans, and continued endorsement of Taft. It praises past Republican reforms and names party officers and district delegates.
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Theodore Roosevelt
McKinley
Blaine
Alaska
Congress
William Howard Taft
Internal Revenue
Philippines
Panama Canal
Cuba
Sixteen Hurt in Interurban Wreck in Ohio
Warren Ohio April 5 C Dickenson motorman fatally hurt and 15 passengers injured when an interurban trolley car wrecked near here early today.
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Ohio
Pastor M L Haines to mark 25 years at First Presbyterian
Members of the First Presbyterian Church give a reception tonight for the silver anniversary of Rev. M L Haines arrival. He has served 25 years as pastor, with the congregation and Indianapolis presbytery planning an elaborate program.
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First Presbyterian Church
M. L. Haines
Dr. Haines
Flist
Indianapolis
Feuerlicht Questions Appointees on Advisory Panel
Rev M M Feuerlicht urged a full inquiry during yesterday afternoon’s meeting of Mayor Shank’s advisory commission asking why some appointees declined to serve and why others did not act. He cited community concerns and called for transparency in the appointment process and duties of the panel.
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Shank
M. M. Feuerlicht
Rev Long on Trial Before Committee
The trial of Rev. Wimon F. Long president of the Wittenberg Synod and Mansfield pastor began in Mansfield Ohio on April 5. Charges of misconduct were filed by a five minister investigating committee. Long denied all accusations as a large portion of his 1200-member congregation gathered at the church last night to pray for truth to triumph.
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Mansfield, O
Wimon FP. Long
Wittenburg Synod
Lutheran Church of
Mrs W J Bryan Rages The Stork
Mrs Bryan arrived in Tucson from Brazil to witness the birth of William Jennings Bryan Jr s child. The birth is expected next week after a record breaking 11 000 mile journey from London to Tucson in five weeks and ten days.
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Tucson
Ariz
Willian J. Bryan
America
Penalty Needed in State Housing Law Divides Officials
City health officer Dr. Charles Woods urged attaching a penalty to Indiana housing law at a Charity Organization Society meeting. State Senator Linton Cox said a clause could be added in the next legislature. Mrs. Albion Fellows Bacon of Evansville postponed her talk on the tenement law due to illness in her family.
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Charles 8. Woods
Charity Organization Society
Linton A. Cox
Albion Fellows Bacon
Evansville
Man fetches $25 for door to parents marriage room
Charles Gauss who bought old houses at New Jersey and Vermont streets sold the door to a room where his parents wed in 1852 for 25 dollars. Relic hunters show strong interest as families claim history linked to the 1842 mansion houses.
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Charles Gauss
New Jersey
Vermont
Widow of Chicago pie maker poisoned by breakfast steak
Mrs. Alexander J. Moody, widow of a Chicago pie manufacturer, is linked to the arsenic poisoning death of her husband last February. The breakfast included a hamburger steak tainted with poison. Moody says she felt unwell and cannot explain how the steak became contaminated. A maid named Agnes Hartwick served the meal and remains a focus of questioning.
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Alexander J. Moody
Chicago
Mr. Moody
Bulldog and Bulldog Fight Ends In Gruesome Finish
In Cheyenne, Wyoming, at Hawkins ranch five miles north of town, a bull killed by a bulldog after an hour long fight. A. E. Hawkins owned both animals and tried to intervene but was attacked. The bulldog bit the bull’s throat and held on as the bull weakened and bled out.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Hawkins Ranch
A. E. Hawkins
Must Marry First Willing Woman
Kansas City court orders attorney Fred M. Miller to marry the first woman willing to become his wife after he pleads guilty to a charge of wanting to get married. Miller asked the court for aid in finding a spouse describing his aims as lofty and well bred.
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Kansas City, Mo
Ralph S. Latshaw
Criminal Court
Fred M. Miller
Miller
Latshaw
Clerk
Indiana Youth Endangered by Coffee Drinking Case
A young person suffered severe effects from heavy coffee use prompting Dr. J N Hurty Indiana State Board of Health secretary to intervene.
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J. N. Hurty
State Board of Health of
Indiana
Brooklyn Bank Taken in Charge
The state banking department assumed control of Union Bank of Brooklyn with main offices at Court and Joralemon and ten branches. It holds about 5 million dollars in assets and over 4 million in deposits. the board asked for seizure and inventories are pending.
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New York
State Banking Department
Union Bank
Brooklyn
Court and Joralemon Streets
Cheney
Taft to Visit Indianapolis May 5 for Full Day
President Taft will arrive in Indianapolis at 2 15 P M on May 5 and stay until midnight. C W Fairbanks received the notice from the president's secretary and plans to coordinate entertainment with the Commercial club and the Board of Trade.
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Taft
Indianapolis
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