Dolly Kicked Off Deacon's Hat in Bloomfield Center
Special to The Sun. New York April 12. Miss Dolly Gray dancing near Bloomfield Center New Jersey kicked off a deacon's hat as Percy Mott applauded. Police arrested Dolly and Mott at the deacon's place afterFurther colorful tale of their street revue ends with both jailed.
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Everal
Susanna
Golden Medical Discovery Promises Health from Forest Remedies
Dr. Pierce advertises Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic to aid digestion and liver function, claiming it strengthens the blood and supports food assimilation. The advertisement touts natural forest plant extracts, warns against substitutes, and notes it is non habit forming with printed ingredients on the wrapper.
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Not Explained Court Scene Ends With Train Farewell
In police court Miss Dolly feigns confusion while Mr. Mott and others show tension. Each is fined five dollars, Mott leaving a diamond ring as security. Dolly bids farewell to the recorder, then the couple departs for New York on the 10:29 a.m. train.
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Cadmus
New York
Temperance Leaders Launch Murphy Gospel Revival in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis a Murphy gospel temperance revival opens Sunday at 3 p m in Murphy Gospel Temperance league hall. Thomas C Murphy grandson of Francis Murphy heads the drive for the cold water pledge with the younger Murphy also active. They arrive after a successful Delaware campaign and stay with Dr and Mrs W W Gates.
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New York
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Murphy League
Thomas C. Murphy
Indiana
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New York City
W. W. Gates
Delaware
What Makes Divorces Read Like A Newspaper Debate
A Chicago professor links divorce to cooking and domestic economy, while Mrs. Rachel Foster Avery argues ill temper drives splits. She notes impatience, not vice, fuels divorce and recalls a Pittsburg anecdote about a dog growing downstairs, illustrating attitudes toward marriage.
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Chicago
Rachel Foster Avery
Pittsburg
Gas Saving Lectures Promote Frugal Kitchen Range
Mrs. Helen Armstrong speaks to 400 women at St Marys hall about economical gas range use and kitchen tips. She urges plenteous seasonings but warns against overuse. demonstrations include paned tomatoes and broiled fish with butter, tomato sauce, and brown sauce, with lectures continuing at multiple churches in Indianapolis.
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Helen Armstrong
New Jersey
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Indianapolis
Miss Adams Honored by Chicago Papers
Chicago papers express broad satisfaction that Miss Jane Addams will remain at the School Bard. The mayor appoints members, and the new incumbent allows her to continue in the role during his term.
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Chicago
Jane Addams
Miss Addams
Shaving Husband Funds Church Carpet Effort
In Trenton Grace Baptist church members raise money for carpet by a bold plan. Mrs. Lonsdale marshals self denial with a shaved husband, charging 15 cents per whisker share to fund the four yards of carpeting. The scheme garners mixed local praise as Theo Roosevelt Jr. earns Harvard rowing news.
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Grace Baptist Church
State St
Henry Lonsdale
Boudinot
Lonsdale
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Ladies’ Aid Society
J. €. Willian
B. R. Bennett
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Engineering Societies to Dedicate New York Building
The 13 1/2 story Engineering Societies building on West Thirty-ninth Street in New York will be dedicated on Tuesday April 16. Andrew Carnegie funded most of the 1.6 million project and the structure, 219 feet tall with limestone exterior, will house the American Institute of Electrical Engineers American Society of Mechanical Engineers American Institute of Mining Engineers and the Engineers club along with offices lecture rooms libraries and a large auditorium. The building features reinforced concrete piers and a minimal wood framework to reduce fire risk.
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New York
Engineering Societies
W. Thirty-ninth St
Preventing the Grip with Laxative Bromos Quinine
An old patent medicine ad urges readers to avoid the grip by using Laxative Bromos Quinine and to seek the genuine product by requesting the full name and signature of EB, promising a cure by removing the cause through a specific remedy.
Not a Dead Issue in England Suffrage Debate
The English parliament ends the women's suffrage bill for now but is expected to be reintroduced under more favorable conditions. England's women have shown strong support for equal suffrage and municipal privileges already granted to some extent.
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England
Public ownership of railroads may not lower transport costs
The writer argues that public ownership would likely raise government service costs and wages, making it unlikely to reduce transportation rates. Even with private efficiency, government operation could incur higher salaries and staffing, with negligible impact on ticket prices or freight costs.
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