Telephone Gun Gets 000000 Special to the Sun
New York April 7 a Montreal businessman E R Whitney engaged to Miss Bennett 217 Nassau Ave Brooklyn handed her 40000 and promised gifts including a 9000 automobile and a diamond sunburst. Bennett quit Grand Union hotel switchboard while another waitress Ming Tada Schwindt shared Whitney’s fortune with a gown and bridesmaid gifts.
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Bepnett
Nassau Ave
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Grand Union Hotel
Whitney
Montreal
Ming Tada Schwindt
Parkave
Misa Bennett
Waitney
Horse Fevers Reported Near Owosso
Anth t George W Aiken a farmer southeast of Owosso Michigan has a horse diagnosed by a veterinary surgeon as suffering from scarlet fever.
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Owosso, Mich
Anth T George W. Aiken
Children and Dogs Viewed as Home Destoyers
In Chicago on April 7 a Progressive club session titled What Are They to Destroyer of the Home? featured a mock symposium on the woes of household life. A speaker proposed blaming children for many marital strains and said few children are angels, noting disputes over politics religion and education.
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Chicago
Amin
Lowe
Borthagame
Seiduin
Devotion to Charity Ends in a Romance Told by Mr Stokes
A citywide uproar over a love story unfolds as Mr Stokes discusses his union with Miss Panter. He describes shared mind and spirit, poverty, and a planned life together free of traditional engagements. They met in London and Cleveland, with Panter working in a cigar factory to support her sisters, and plan a future abroad after a Swiss rest.
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Mise Master
Kipling
Mr. Stokes Ania
Toda
Miss Panter
Jewish Daily News
Russie
London
Fettlecat Alley
Whitechapel
Jack
Ble
Cleveland
Brushwood Bay
Apfrila
Damages Sought In $1.2 Million Suit In Connecticut
Susan Bronson of Waterbury sues by attorney and aunt alleging long failure to account for her estate. She claims defendant held about $500,900 plus accumulated funds, with stock in national banks and foreign corporations transferred to his name. Case returns to Superior Court for action.
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SCN
New Haven
Coon
L. Bronson
Superior Court
Misa Susan Bronson
Waterbury
Let me Burn to Death Scripps S Rab Press Association
A man attempts suicide by setting a gas fire in his home, lighting a match after sealing doors. An explosion sends his house ablaze, neighbors rescue him, and he is taken to City Hospital with serious injuries. Ambs acts amid a chaotic scene as authorities investigate the incident.
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Scripps-S' Rab Press Association
Locisville
Antone Amos
Chese
Ambs
Amba
Puzzled Over A Cure Special to The Sun
A report from Fargo North Dakota describes a puzzling medical case involving a girl, daughter of Fred Ammer, with a mysterious recovery. Details outline symptoms, back issues, and the hopeful relief observed, though the full cure remains unexplained.
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Fargo
Ayearney
Fred Ammer
State School for the Blind Aids Deaf Blind Girl
Mrs Tone Jordan of the State School for the Blind spoke before the legislature in Jacksonville on Thursday about Emma Kaubleck, a nine year old deaf and blind girl. Teachers report mental activity and urge state support for her education. Hope her progress will be replicated statewide.
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Bcripps
RAE Press Association
Springfield
Tone Jordan
State School For the Blind
Jacksonville
Emma Kaubleck
Jordan
Reginlacure
Sheriff Resigns to Return as Railroad Conductor
Wheeling West Virginia April 7 Police report that Sheriff Thomas Smith of Loula County resigns to resume his former job as a railroad conductor on the Baltimore Ohio line. He has long been a railroad man and was induced to return as the season begins. The event shocks a political watcher who notes a salary around 57,000 dollars annually.
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Scripps-M Rap Press Association
Wheeling
W. VI
Sherif Thomas Smith
Loulka County
Baltimore Ke Ohl
Perth
Marshal shoots man during dusk arrest at Deinel feld
A marshal shot and fatally wounded John Divena during an attempted arrest at Deanefelt in the Thirsty Night incident. The marshal claims he was forced to shoot when Divena resisted efforts to place him under arrest.
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PS Waar Press
Absoclation Oro
Kyi
Marshal Din Benet
Deanefelt
John Divena
Ths
Sursint
Atmot
Dar
Rockefeller defends Standard Oil amid Lawson attacks
John D Rockefeller issues a public statement denying training accusations by Thomas W Lawson and criticism from ministers. He asserts Standard Oil did not unlawfully restrain competition or own railroad stock, denies rebates to railroads, and claims no link to gas or copper companies. The response also counters claims of dishonesty in wealth, stating such charges lack court proof.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Thomas W. Lawson
Tha M. Tuehed
Washington
Ladders
Rockefeller
Dt Ie
John BD. Rockerfitler
The
Standard
United States
Rockerfeller tainted gold warning from Lawson reads like shams
Boston April 7 Thomas W Lawson comments on Mamuod C T Dolds statement of Standard Oil chief solicitor. He deems Rockefellers era bitter and tainted urging Rockefeller to stay silent. Lawson foresees public backlash as tainted Standard Oil funds are rejected and scrutiny rises.
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Scripps-M'Tae Press Association
Boston
Mamuod C. T. Dold
Standard Oil Company
Thomas W. Lawson
Rockefeller
City Brevities From Van Qeden Vogt Address and Local Happenings
National secretary Van Qeden Vogt will address no more mage questing of Christian Endeavorers on Friday at Memorial Presbyterian Church at Fleetngh Street and Ashland Avenue with musical interludes. The Women’s Presbyterian Church elected Dr W M Karatatter and others to trustees, with Ernest Phillips named. Rev A L Durcan received a salary increase and the church reports no debt. Korze W Duncan of Greerfield appointed by Rev 3 Frank Hanty to the board of the Halers and Ratlers Orphans Home in Knightstown, succeeding Capt Hares Watts who served 12 years. Hugh Penignerty of this city will be aided by Capt W T Myers at Anderson Engine House. Eighth Street Improvement projects include a new engine bridge. Benate Avenue resident Benate Avenue’s resident Ben—transforms after time at Meduat’s drug store. Waste paper policing to remove from streets. A conference about the Harrigan statue will be held Tuesday. Nora Myers has filed a $9,000 damage suit in circuit court against the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Co for injuries when struck by a car on Tentheat and the Mig Kour tracks.
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Christian Endeavorere
Prabyterianchirch
Fleetngh St
Ashlandeare
Anedal
Wome Presbyterian Church
W. M. Karatatter
D. L. Jones
Vincent Keller
Com. Tylor
U. 2
Jemington
Hirnest Ptllies
Desion
A. L. Durcan
Salagy
Korze W. Duncan
Gremmfield
Prank Hanty
Capt
Hares Watts
Knightstown
Halers and Ratlers
Watts
Hugh Penignerty
Wity
W. T. Myers
Anderso
Flarrigan
Nora Myers
Indiananalis Traction and Terminal Company
E. Tentheat
Mig Kour Tracta
Earthquake at Dharini trenches Dhar Kangra valley devastation reported
Dispatches from London and Lahore state that 400 soldiers of the Seventh Gurkah regiment and 720 of the First regiment were buried alive in the Dharini earthquake. Reports say Kangra valley and the town of Kangra are devastated with enormous loss of life, but telegraph service is down and confirmation is limited.
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M’rae Press Association
London
Aphl TA Glapateh Cron
Lahore
Hridah India
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Gurkah Regiment
Dharini
Kangra
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