Death of Mrs Gibson After Fall At City Hospital
Mrs Sarah Gibson died on Thursday night after eight days unconscious at City Hospital following injuries from a fall. Detectives say she lay with Mrs John Roben since January 1, noting whisky alcohol on the table and intoxication reported for the deceased. Gibson, once wealthy, lost her fortune to strong drink and lived as a cook, with her brother in Minnesota providing a bi monthly allowance.
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City Hospital
Sarah Gibsom
Need St. 1
Massachusetts Ave
Boo
Gthgen
Lancnator
Anne
Sts. Thpson
John Robenhow
Minigan
Angell Guest of Honor at Indianapolis Michigan Banquet
The University of Michigan Alumni Association hosted a Thursday banquet at the Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis with 175 guests. President James B. Angell was guest of honor. John W. Kern served as toastmaster. Speeches highlighted university growth and alumni ties, with remarks from Charles W. Miller Calin N. Kendall Henry Warrum John B. Blom and Miss Laura Dornan.
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Alumni Association
University of Michigan
Claypool
James B. Angell
Indianapolis
John W. Kern
Angell
Charles W. Miller
Attorrney
Calin N. Kendall
Henry Warrum
John B. Blom
Misa Laura Dornan
Tim
Indiana
Bucht- Kull
Union leaders end eight hour day talks in central states
The eight local unions met with President Lynch for two days and voted to submit the eight-hour day action to the central unions for ratification. Public release is delayed pending ratification and action by central bodies.
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Central States
Segaion
Lynch
Focal Unions
Dave
Puritan stock at risk as New Hampshire divorce laws debated
Special to The Sun Concord N H April 2 There is an average of one divorce in every two marriages in New Hampshire says Rev W Branley Emery rector Trinity Church Moysenerts urging the New Hampshire Conference a Charity and Correction to pursue new divorce laws Emery notes there are over 17100 divorced residents and argues lax laws allow marriages by youths ages 14 and 13 without parental consent urging reform to preserve Puritan stock and raise laws above those of the Orient
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SUN
Concord
N. H
Granite State
New Hampshire
Giria
Anda
Hmery
Japan
Smoking youths and dealers target under new juvenile law
Acting Judge Vireni Lockwood rules boys one year and under may be delinquents under the Parks anti cigarette act. Adults aiding juveniles in crime face punishment. dealers who sell to youths may be charged. Superintendent Kruger says juvenile court procedures will apply.
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Vireni. Lockwood
Parks
Kruger
Car Hits Train at Washington and Nob Hill Crossing
A Irvington street car, number 8, crashed into a freight train at the Washington Nob interactions crossing Thursday night. Ten inbound passengers and motorman Jacob H Bodenhamer were shaken. Bodenhamer was seriously injured as air brakes failed and rain slick rails prevented stopping.
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Washington
Irvington
Jacob H. Bodenhamer
Bone
City Record Births and Deaths in Local Facilities
City hospital births list numerous families and infants including Lon and Bertha Richey and Mary Brown with various locations. Deaths include Eisannla Morris and John M. Mason among others, noting causes like tuberculosis heart disease and phthisis pulmonalis. Building permits issued for cottages, dwellings, and repairs across multiple addresses. Dull day noted in London with Good Friday observances and scarce news.
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Lon
Bertha Richey
Martindale
Larry E
Grace Hutchison
City Hospital
Way
Irwin
Mary Brown
Robert J
Rose Chance
Lambert
George A
Etta Hughes
Franklin Township
Frank and
Matte Brinkley
Greer
Wirl
Eisannla Morris
New Augusta
John M. Mason
Ashland
Gertrude Vole
Union
Magdelena Kull
Walcott
Elizabeth Mueller
Liberty
Koy R. Thomas
Nan Patterson Examines Jurors Eyes in Talk
Nan Patterson, jailed in the Caesar Young case, talks directly to a reporter for the first time. She comments on jurors and preferences between male or female juries, hints at possible authorship if acquitted, and notes plans to go home. Chicago evidence suggests bookmaker fired the shot that killed Young.
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New York
Caesar Young
Nan Patterson
Recorder Golf
Miss Patterson
Chicago
Samuel | Igenberg
Rwasia
Tauraday
Young
Smoire
Four Bodies Found Dumped Near 90 Percent West Elev
Four dead bodies were found late Thursday on a dump near 90% W Elev. Three were men and one a woman. One head was missing. The bodies showed partial dissection likely from a medical college. They were placed in a box and dumped. Coroner Tute wiler ordered burial at Mount Jackson cemetery. Public indignation grows and a thorough investigation is sought.
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Eleventh-st
Tutewiler
Mount Jackson
City Brevities Report From Keller Hall Events
Albert Salim declined a mayoral bid at the German American Democratic club gathering at Keller's hall. Other notes report Overstreet’s army post work starting soon, a boulevard plan, no murders on the docket, Saens to be secretary of the Monument commission, and $5,000 in private gifts added to $5,000 state funds. A Good Friday service, a funeral, a political speech by Governor Snake, a minstrel show at Germania hall, revival services by the Texas Boys, and twenty six graduates from Central College of Physicians and Surgeons, with a address by Dean Diable and remarks from Wabash College president Rev Kane.
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Albert Salim
Democratic Club
Keller's Hall
Miyor 14
Kloks
Jesse” Overstreet
Army Post
Les
D. R. Saens
Morten Monument Commission
Central College of Physicians Ad Surgeons
English
Opera Nouse
George Diable
W. PB. Kane
Wabash Collvgc
Clusa
Newport Meadow To Feature 900 Sheep On Van Alen Lawn
In Newport a new sight for summer residents will be 900 sheep grazing the extensive Van Alen lawn at Querry Point. James J. Van Alen will visit from Canada in June and bring his flock, with May 1 arrival of the sheepland caretaker. The display aims to reduce garden maintenance costs, reflecting English estate practice. Also: ads for Smith's Dyeing and Cleaning and Losey & Noland Electric Light Studio. An old Norse remedy for teething by Mrs. Winston is advertised, 22 cents per bottle.
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Newport
Thie Fummer
James J. van Alenp
van Alen
Ned
Canada
Hia Cheey
Hha
Sherp
Taken to Penitentiary After Sheriff Transfers Two Prisoners
Sheriff Edward Sourbiertei took two prisoners from Tar Menten City to the penitentiary on Friday morning. One inmate, Jan Watte, colored, was sentenced to two to fourteen years for burglary, while Alexander Yancy was sentenced to one to three years for forgery.
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Edward Sourbiertei
Fridny Morning
Tar Menten City
Mem
Jan Watte
Alexander Yancy
Mrs McLean Elected President General of DAR
Mrs Donald McLean of New York won the DAR presidency on the second ballot in Washington on Thursday with 302 votes to 292 for Mrs Sternberg among a total of 690.
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M'Lean
Washington
Donald McLean
New York
The
Daughters of the American Revoluting
McLean
Mra. Sternberg
Pacific Coast Excursion Rates and Sleepers Promote Travel
Pacific Coast ticket rates: Chicago to Portland San Francisco and Los Angeles via Union and Northwestern Lines. Daily excursions in Pullman tourist sleeping cars. Double berth price 71.0. Fast trains with dining cars. Booklets mailed postpaid for 4 cents in stamps. Agent contact N M Breese General Agent Cincinnati Ohio.
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Pacific Coast
Many
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Tacoma
Beatle
Victoria
Vancouver
Union Tc
Northwestern
Cincinnati
Ohio
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Fern F. Davidson
William J. McCain
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Lida Linkmyer
Gilbert J. Thompson
Jessie M. Peter
Jeromney Schafer
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Joseph Brallo
Robert Keller
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Riley
P. C. Rubush
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J. L. Casper
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London
Bcrippa-M'Rae Press Assoclation
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St. Paul's Opal Church
John E. Hunt
Cox
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Snake
J. Frank Hianly
Central MA
Concordia Society
Germania Hell
Texas Boys
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John F. Roberta
Altice Irtek
People’s Congregational
James J. van Alen
Houd
Smith's
Massachusetts
Losey & Noland Electric Light Studio
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SILLY @ STALNAKER
Choice Sweet Sugar
Com, Ct
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Rie
Mpmplia
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California
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Prop
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Waal St
Ngianape
H.L. Sanders
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Ug Up
Williams’ Grocery
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Huntington & Page
Market St
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Chalfonte Sete
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