No licenses for couples short in age in New York
March 16 report outlines a sweeping appellate decision by Justice Nathan Miller on the marriage of minors with parental consent. City Clerk Scully will stop issuing licenses to anyone under age as Corporation Counsel Watson prepares an official interpretation.
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New York
Archibald RB. Watson
Nathan Miller
Appellate Division
The
Supreme Court
Scully
Miller
Scott
Jose Conte
Lunde
Samuel Martin
Consolidated Laws of
Clerk Scully
Corporation Counsel
Watson
Philip J. Burns
W. Seventeenth Street
Loretta. Degnan
W. Fiftieth Street
Young Burns
Tiny Circus Rider Cannot Wed Yet
New York report on Paula the smallest equestrienne in the world who remains engaged to Ludwig but cannot marry until she is 25, living in a lilliputian circus with a tiny pony act and a multilinguistic flair.
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New York
Paula
Ludwig
Lilliputian
Little Equestrienne
German Firm in Court with Suit Over Damages
Mennell and Co of Hamburg filed a libel in admiralty in U S district court seeking judgment for 38 125 against Taige Mahogany Co of Indianapolis. The libel claims damages were sustained at Azim Africa when the lumber company allegedly failed to load the steamship.
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Mennell & Co
Hamburg
Germany
Taige Mahogany Company
Indianapolis
United States District Court
Azim
Africa
Irade
Farmer loses out as grain deal indicts Banworth
George F Hawkins, a Shelbyville farmer, accuses Charles E Banworth of taking 670 in a grain margin scheme tied to a Chicago brokerage via the Ww hens building. Banworth is in jail on 5000 bond after an affidavit by attorney Charles T Kaelin. Hawkins says he paid 670 over time and was deceived as market reports suggested profits he never received.
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Charles E. Banworth
Panworth
Leriuse
Charles T. Kaelin
Hawkins
Banworth
Ianworth
Chigo
Bays
Kaelin
King of Bachelors Seeks Illinois Senate Seat
Charles Doyle of Madison Illinois announces his candidacy for the state senate on a misogynist platform calling himself the King of the Bachelors He would represent the Forty seventh district including the Tri Cities and Alton His opponent is Edward Beall Teall praised by women for his interest in children Doyle pledges to oppose woman suffrage and to remove women from state boards The Madison county women's clubs plan vigorous opposition and a lively campaign is expected
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ST. Louis
Charles Doyle
Madison, IL
State Senate
Doyle
Illinois
Tri-Cities
Alton
Dogie
Madison
Viennese-born Vretman fined after hotel bill and bad checks
Walter Vretman a 26 year old Sweden native with links to Louisville affairs faced Judge Collins in Indianapolis Police Court. He was fined 823 and costs for hotel law violation after running a 90 dollar Claypool hotel bill on two bad checks while claiming no criminal intent to defraud. He had recently lost a $1200 commission deal and a Louisville business deal due to the arrest.
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Michigan City
Jeffersonville
Collins
Walter Vretman
Vretman
Indianapolis
Louisville
Claypool
Sweden
Tie
Lovuisville
Gall Is Admitted To Federal Prison
Paul Gall arrives at Leavenworth under U S Marshal watch to be photographed measured numbered and assigned to a cell and work in federal shops. He faces five year sentence but could serve three years eight months under good time deductions based on the prison system and anticipated credits.
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United States
David Rankin
John Woodruff
Paul C. Gall
Leavenworth
Al‘ough
Federal
Paul’. Gall
Max
Emmerich
Noise fright causes Brooklyn boy to faint
A 10 year old boy Joséph Voyeska of 585 Flushing avenue threw a torpedo at a fence on WWfarey avenue near Wallabout street Brooklyn startling a crowd. He fainted from shock as Police Man Orr from Clymer street station summoned reserves and Sr Hughes sent an ambulance from Williamsburg hospital to the scene.
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New York
Wwfarey Avenue
Wallabout Street
Brooklyn
Joséph Voyeska
Flushing Avenue
Orr
Clymer Street
Hughes
Williamsburg Hospital
Minister's Novel Dot Sells Fast in Baltimore
Rev Dr L M Zimmerman’s novel Dot has entered its fourth edition in Baltimore with strong sales. The romance is praised for moral lessons, solid character drawing, and attractive illustrations, reflecting swift popularity after its initial release.
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Baltimore
L. M. Zimmerman
Ita
Friends of the South Baltimore Divine
Injured Omaha man regains mind like a child
Raschke a 26 year old Omaha businessman suddenly reverts to a young child after a January accident. He learns A B C s slowly and must be reintroduced to wife and children. He later recalls little and questions familiar faces while adapting to a home life, watching horses wagons and lights with fascination. His doctors call his aphasia complete and foresee slow recovery.
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Omaha
Neb
Raschke
Sioux City
Bancroft
Otto
Mrs. Raschke
Tiny
Kaschke
Donavan Fined for Sunday Selling in Saloon Room
John Donavon a former city councilman and saloon keeper was fined 60 dollars in police court for holding a political meeting in an upstairs room above his saloon at 302 Virginia avenue last Sunday. Two men testified they bought drinks. Sergt Leet said he and his men had to force entry via a window to reach the scene.
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John Donavon
Virginia Avenue
Colting
Donavan
Sergt. Leet
Blackwell ends Emerson murder case with closed inquiry
Coroner Blackwell wraps up the Emerson murder investigation noting no motive or eyewitness details. The Feb 19 shooting left John Emerson dead on his way home, with a $1000 reward offered but no claimant identified. The coroner publicly states the case is effectively closed due to lack of leads and identification.
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Blackwell Ls
Hiss
John 2B
Emerson
Blackwell
Fr. Emerson
Pieckwell
Hinerson
Thlackwell
Herson
Shippers Seek Rate Reduction vs Major Rail Lines
Indiana rail and road commissions joined by Indianapolis Freight Bureau and key shippers to challenge charges by the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton railway and the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis railroad. They seek to limit rates to those of the Central Freight Association, arguing current fees favor Ohio and Illinois manufacturers and hurt local businesses. Eli Lily & Co., A. Kiefer Drug, Van Camp Hardware, T. B. Laycock, and Nordyke and Marmon also participate in the suits.
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Cinccinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway Company
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad
Ohio
Hitnois
Eli Lily & Co
A. Kiefer Drug Company
van Camp Hardware and Iron Company
T. B. Laycock Manufacturing Company
Nordyke and Marmon Company
Shank Inquires About Insurance Rates In Indianapolis
Mayor Shank sends letter to Dr Theodore Wagner, head of the advisory board, seeking reduction or abolition of the current insurance rates in Indianapolis. The city is described as third-rate for fire protection, with Indianapolis and Richmond Lafayette South Bend sharing elevated charges. East Chicago is noted as the only other city with an extra five cents per $100 over the standard rate.
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Shank
Theodore Wagner
Indianapolis
Richmond
Lafayette
South Bend
Chicago
Cannon in Jail for Plot to Kill Corinto
In Corinto Nicaragua on March 16 George Cannon 23 a cousin of Leroy Cannon is jailed on conspiracy against President Madriz. He traveled from Blhefields disguising as various names and had a Port Simon introduction to Madriz. Arrested with Admiral Kimball’s knowledge he claims Chamorro urged revenge for his cousin’s death. Also notes a Marion County Indiana probate notice by Frank S Flanner administrator.
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Corinto
Nicaragua
Madriz
George Cannon
Leroy Cannon
Zeisya
Blhefields
Chamorro
Estrada
Cannon
Madrig
Port Simon
Admiral Kimball
Sign
Chamarre
Madyiz
Public Notice of Foreclosure Sale in Marion County IN
By order of the Superior Court the Marion Trust Company Receiver will offer for sale at 10:00 a.m. Monday March 21 1910 in Indianapolis Indiana Lot 852 in Stouts Tenth Street addition. Sale to bidders meeting minimum value, cash, free of liens, subject to court approval.
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Superior Court
Marion County
Indiana
Benjamin T. Stout
State of
Stout
Tenth Street
Indianapolis
Recorder's Office
Marion_county
Mariun Trust Company
George W. Stout Company
Boar of Commissioners
Adams County
Mediana
Kirkland
French Townships
Wm. Adler
Board of Commissioners
Decatur
Eaid Road
H. &. Michaud
Root Township
Said County
Monroe Township
Ichaud
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William L. Marshall
Arthur Murray
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Lad
Donavon
Castoria
Lcignapolis Sun
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Hugh Scott
West Point Military Academy
Congress
William T. Russell, Jr
Harry C. Weaver
Alabama
Chauncey C. Devore
West Virginia
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Railroad Commission of Indiana
Association
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Pacific Northwest
St. Louis-Colorado Limited
Via
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Union Pacific
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G. A
R. R
E. Fourth St
Cincinnati
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Frank
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