Shank Gloses More Saloons for Violations
Mayor Shank revokes the license of George Greak at 428 W Washington and suspends Effie Grisson at 320 W Tenth for 30 days after police found beer at the Greek saloon. The Harrison Losh case was dismissed. Evidence tied Arthur Harris at 925 E New York to a West End Social club with a saloon, liquor sold Sunday. The mayor warned saloonkeepers to close or face more actions.
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George Greak
Washington Street
Effie Grisson
Tenth Street
Shank
Harrison Losh
Monard Street
Arthur Harris
New York Street
West End
Harms
Lcense
Indianapolis
Orgy in Capitol Claims Denied by Trenton Prober
Trenton April 21 Speaker Ward after reviewing reports of an orgy at the closing day of the legislature wrote Governor Fort that there is no proof of members and women drinking to excess or sensational events. He cannot order a voluntary probe and asks the governor to call a special session if truth is found.
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Assembly Ward
Society News Couples Tie In Philadelphia Armory
New York society notes from London report the engagement of Mrs James Henry Smiths son to Barton W Van Voorhis. Mrs Smith formerly Annie Armstrong daughter of Gen John A Armstrong of Baltimore. Her sister is Mrs Anthony J Drexel of Philadelphia.
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New York
New York Society
London
James Henry Smithson
Barton W. van Voorhis
Smith
Annie Armstrong
John A. Armstrong
Baltimore
Anthony J. Drexel
Philadelphia
Warehouse Burns in Anderson Fire Loss at $20000
A three story warehouse of Union Grain and Coal company and a nearby residence were destroyed in a fire of unknown origin last night. The loss includes flour hay and grain totaling about 20000 dollars.
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Anderson
Ind
Union Grain and Coal Company
Roosevelt Sends Cards to Pupils
Roosevelt sent postcards bearing the signature received from the former press. Pupils in a New York industry, the Children’s Aid Society, show the deep interest in the gesture.
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Roosevelt
SIGNA
New York
Elson telephone merger bill defeated in Ohio Senate
Columbus Ohio April 21 The Elson telephone merger bill was defeated yesterday in the Ohio senate with 19 votes against and 14 in favor Personal crisis reports due to Comet Halley noted in Wheeling West Virginia April 21 Four of eleven reports in the district this week traced to fear of Hal lex's comet striking the earth
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Ohio Senate
Wheeling
W. Va
Ghostly thief plagues Brooklyn house for days
In Brooklyn, a robber loots Dr. Viv Isaac Pasternak’s home at 303 President Street for three days, stealing nearly $1,900 of goods and breaking most windows. Police guard the house after stones strike from the yards as Annie Murphy, the maid, notes a man scoping the property.
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Annie Murphy
Capt. Savage
Rutter Street
Annie
Claims share in gigantic estate in Ann Arbor
Nellie Christman a laundress declares she is an heir to an estate valued at 204000000 dollars in America and Sweden. Her attorney FE L Scribner of Amesbury Massachusetts asserts the Wilmington business district rests on ground leased by her great grandfather now valued at 199000000 dollars with original leases held by relatives in New York City who refuse surrender for less than 1000 dollars.
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Sweden
FE. L. Scribner
Amesbury
Mass
Wilmington
Del
New York City
Divorce suit cites excess charitable work by wife
Special to the Suns Bedford April 20 Mrs John B Goff files for divorce alleging in her complaint that she spent too much time on religious and charitable work The Goffs are prominent in the fashionable west end.
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Bedford
John B. Goff
Josephine
Goffs
Hatpin Law Stance Reported By St Louis Police Commissioner
St Louis April 21 The new police commissioner opposes St Louis adopting the Indianapolis hatpin law. He is no misliner.
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ST. Louis
Indianapolis
Railroad toll rises as three-month toll reported
Washington April 21 A bulletin by the Interstate Commerce Commission shows that 40 persons were killed and 2,981 injured in railroad accidents in the United States during the last three months of last year. The figures mark an increase of 201 deaths and 3, -1u injuries from the same period a year earlier, with total accidents up 3.1u.
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United State
Man rescues family by choking dog to death
In a New York dining room a man named McCullough of Alorence No J wrestled a dog to the ground and choked it to death to save his wife and five children. The struggle lasted about five minutes before he subdued the animal with bare hands, escaping with scratches. None of the family was bitten.
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New York
Uowserd McCullough
Alorencve
Sally
McCullouugh
McCullough
Eagle Shot Near Milford Nets Large Bird
Oliver Johnson of Milford area shoots an eagle near Greensburg Indiana. The seven foot wingspan bird fell to the first shot and measured three feet from beak to tail.
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Johnson
Milford
Here
Louisville Man Believes Wife Shot. Divorce Wonder Ends
Louisvile upholsterer Theodore Finkter traveled to Nashville after a divorce suit left him separated from his wife for two months. He learned she was alive after a claim of her being shot reached him, and the message source remains unknown to the couple.
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Louisville
Theodore Finkter
Finkter
Nashville
Tenn
Finklers
Boy Ignites Powder in Columbus House Fire
Special report from Ta-San details Joseph Watson who ignited powder yesterday. He was burned on feet arms hands and head. He ran to his parents while burning clothes were torn off and set a horse aflame. The house was saved though the boy may lose his sight and his life is in danger.
Comet Tail Not Harmful, Indiana Professor Says
Bloomington Ind Apr 21 The Indiana university astronomy professor W A Cogshall says Halley’s comet tail will not harm observers and may be visible with naked eye late this month or early May. He notes uncertainty about the tail’s composition and cautions that predictions are not possible.
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W. A. Cogshall
Astronomy Department
Gas fumes cause death of Mrs Fagg
Washington April 21 Mrs Jane L Fars widow of Lieut Col James Fagg and a cousin of Sen Rob Taylor of Tenn was accidentally asphyxiated at her home here. It is believed she turned the screw too far after extinguishing the light when she retired last night. She was found dead by a daughter.
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Fagg
Fars
James Fagg
Rob Taylor
Tennessee
Divorced. Weds No. 5 in Marshall
Joseph Sturgis, a wealthy farmer, was divorced yesterday from wife number four, whom he married last June. He married wife number five, Flora Terwilliger, 38, yesterday afternoon in Marshall. Sturgis' first wife died. the other four were found through a matrimonial agency.
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Sturgis
Flora Terwilliger
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