Woman arrested in smuggling case from first overseas trip
Mrs. C A Wollman of Helena Montana was arrested in New York on a smuggling charge after disembarking from the George Washington. Inspectors found Paris gowns and Parisian dress labels in her trunks and in her stateroom jewelry including a pearl and diamond brooch. Bail set at 500 for further examination.
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New York
C. A. Wollman
Helena
Mont
Washington
Paris
Egg Walks On Lawn Turns Into Chicken
In Cedar Grove New Jersey on March 24 Frank Rue spotted an egg appearing to walk across his front yard. The egg rolled along turf stood briefly and fled as Rue approached. It tumbled down wooden steps rolled onto the street hit a stone and hatched into a chick. Rue took the newly hatched bird inside to his wife and children.
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Cedar Grove
WN. J
Frank Rue
Uwz
Rue
Mr. Rue
Toss a Coin Wins Two Jersey City Contracts
In Jersey City the firms Van Keuren & Sons and E M Mulan & Co tied for two street and water contracts worth about 25000 dollars each. Mullin proposed a coin toss to break the tie. Van Keuren won the second toss after Mullin won the first.
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New York
Board of Street and Water Commissioners
Jersey City
van Keuren & Sons
E M. Mulan & Co
Mullin
van Keuren
van Kueren
Escott on a Tour of Salvation Army Corps
Major Wm. Escott of the Salvation Army leaves this evening for a northern state inspection tour. He will visit Anderson, Muncie, Elkhart, Michigan City, South Bend, Marion, Peru, Kokomo, and Logansport, returning April 5, in a territory with two corps and over 250 officers and workers.
Native Herbs on 55 W Washington Street
Native Herbs lists a storefront at 55 West Washington Street. The notice records a shop location and its street address for the historic listing.
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Washington Street
Doctors Will List Rich Dead Beats In Blue Book
Atlantic City physicians plan to issue a public list of patients who can pay but do not, totaling over 100000 dollars owed. The proposed book would name only those with ample cash who refuse to settle while vowing continued service to the poor.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Sorg Takes Blue and Yellow Coach to Atlantic City
New York on March 24 reports Paul A. Sorg leading a four-horse blue and yellow road coach along Fifth Avenue toward the Holland House. The party, including Mrs Sorg and about a dozen friends, will embark on a lengthy 144 mile run to Atlantic City as Sorg takes the ribbons at the start.
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New York
Paul A. Sorg
Fifth Avenue
Holland House
Paul Sorg
Atlantic City
Earth age put at 400 million years by sea salt method
Chicago March 24 The Journal of Geology from the University of Chicago press proclaims Earth is about 400 million years old. Geologists Sir John Murray Prof Joly and M Dubois endorse a method using sea salt content divided by yearly river salt input to estimate age.
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Chicago
Journal of Geology
University of Chicago Press
Sir John Murray
Prof
Joly
M. Dubois
Mayors Dining at Shank Home for Fairbanks Visit
Mayor Shank hosts 18 of 42 invited state mayors at 804 E Fifteenth Street for a 6 o'clock dinner during the Fairbanks home-coming demonstration. Attending officials include J H Edwards Alexandria and I P Foster Anderson among others. ten Republicans and nine Democrats are among the accepters.
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Shank
Fairbanks
Fifteenth Street
J. H. Edwards
Alexandria
I. P. Foster
Anderson
Barnaby
Columbus
W. G. Oliver
Franklin
J. R. Miller
Greencastle
Ora Meyers
Greenfield
Lawrence Becker
Q Hammond
J. L.puckett
Kokomo
EH. QO. Rogers
Lebanon
Cantonstastings
Martinsville
T. W. O’connor
Monticello
J. H. Moeller
Mt. Vernon
E. C. Loehr
Noblesville
D. A
Fvison
Princeton
Luckey Announces Run for Legislature in Republican Primary
Herbert A. Luckey an attorney in the Law building announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination to the legislature at the coming primary. He graduated from Indiana Law School in 1902 and practiced with Judge Daniel Waite Howe before. Luckey says he will serve the people’s best interests and not run on any pet hobby. He is a member of the Marion club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert A. Luckey
Luckey
Indiana Law School
Daniel Waite Howe
Marion Club
Plaza hotel bar fined after minor liquor charges
Harry Rogers proprietor and bartender William Btoth faced charges for selling liquor to a minor and permitting pool and loitering by a minor. They were acquitted on two counts but found guilty on the liquor charge with fines and costs. Willis M. Wiieme testified as the prosecuting witness, father of the minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rogers
Plaza Hotel
Wiliam Btoth
Squire Hutchinson
Willis M. Wiieme
Sorg launches public coach with fifty horses on Long Island trip
Charles A. Boudouine of Rye and a dozen companions bid farewell as Mrs. Sorg and several others offered stirrup cups. The Sorg party plans a 64 horse setup for a Staten Island run and will start a public coach service next month from the Holland House to Long Island, needing fifty horses daily.
Father Brucker, Brightwood Parish Painter, Leaves
The Rev Father W J Brucker, pastor of St Frances de Sales Brightwood, moves next week to St Bridget's to take new duties. He is a noted local artist, mainly biblical scenes, with a home filled with his paintings. Parishioners regret his departure after elevating the church’s standing in the diocese.
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W. J. Brucker
St. Frances de Sales Church
Brightwood
St. Bridget’s
Ofle
Christ
St. Sebastian
Schools blamed for child deaths from poor conditions
Dr J N Hurty, Indiana state health secretary, cites 1104 school child deaths last year and says unsanitary air, dampness and contagious diseases in schools cause needless losses. He urges more frequent inspections and better school facilities as a health investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Hurty
State Board of Health
Indiana
New Life Company Incorporation In Indiana
The Conservative Life Insurance Company of Indiana with offices at South Bend was incorporated yesterday with capital stock of 250000 dollars in ten dollar shares. The incorporators are Dixon W Place Edwin R Dean E J Welsh J M Sartin T P Moyer C A Warwick EB E Burner Emil Reyer G W Shelby and W Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Life Company
Life Insurance Company of
Indiana
South Bend
Dixon W. Place
Edwin R. Dean
E. J. Welsh
J. M. Sartin
T. P. Moyer
C. A. Warwick
EB. E. Burner
Emil Reyer
G. W. Shelby
W. Young
Russian Countess Works As Servant
A Brooklyn manufacturer, M. Le Lehman, employed a Russian countess as a servant two years ago. Delka Romanoff, wife of Count Ivan Romanoff, rose from servant to family member, sent her children to charity, then rejoined her husband in a pardon and restoration of estates. The couple sailed after receiving a postmarked letter from Russia.
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Brooklyn
M. le Lehman
Park Place
Russia
Delka Romanoff
Ivan Romanoff
Lehman
Delka
Ivan
America
New Poultry Concern Forms In Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Poultry company with capital stock of 25000 was incorporated yesterday. Stanley B. Wycloff Mildred Rm. Wycloff and Milton L. Clinson, all of Indianapolis, named as directors.
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NEW Poultry Concern
Indianapolis Poultry Company
Stanley B. Wycloff
Mildred Rm. Wycloff
Milton L. Clinson
Sunday Closing Move Spreads Through Steel Trust
Carnegie Steel extends Sunday closing to United States Steel Corp works affecting nearly 200000 workers in iron, steel, coal, coke, tin plate, bridge building and more. Only essential Sunday work allowed with 24 hours off another day. Pig iron production to continue to prevent blast furnace damage.
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Pittsburg
Carnegie Steel Company
United States Steel Corporation
National Tube Company
A. C. Dinkey
Carnegie Company
Sadie E. Hall
Dinkey
Fittsburg
King Edward Shows Favor To American Guests At Dinner
London tradition meets American social circles as King Edward early evening invited Mrs Higgins to sit近 the fire then chose her as bridge partner. Guests wore formal gowns while Mrs Phillips hosted a dinner on Curzon Street before attending a play with an ambassador departing early.
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His Majesty
Mrs. Keppel
Mrs. Higgins
Lady Qlandesborough
Lady Savile
William Phillips
Caroline Astor Dryton
New York
Curzon Street
Warrens
Clemans
Mr. Reid
Alistair Innes-Ker
Grewe House
Mrs. Phillips
Navy Widow to Follow Husband Around the World
Mrs. Louise Winslow Kidder Sparrow plans to travel with Lieut. Herbert G. Sparrow as he is sent to sea. She will meet him in every port, traveling long term to accompany her husband, a Boston social figure before marriage. Her exact destinations depend on his orders, anticipated July or August.
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Washington
Herbert G. Sparrow
Bride Also Weds in Midnight Ceremony Mystery
St Louis reports that Charlotte Beate Drummond, now Mrs Charles R Drummond, says her subconscious self married during a midnight ceremony. She left for Barnes Kansas to escape psychic influence and may seek a divorce then wed the minister who guided her. The minister, Rev Herman Dubberstein, replied with a conditional yes.
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ST. Louis
Charles R. Drummond
Charlotte J. Beate
Drummond
Barnes
Kan
Drumond
Concordia Seminary
Herman Dubberstein
Deerfield
Kansas
Colorado Hne
Governor to Fell Trees for House
Jefferson City Mo March 24 Governor Hadley plans a log cabin home on his recently purchased farm near the city He will cut the logs himself and stage an old fashioned house raising to occupy the executive mansion this summer He promotes back to the farm living and keeps cows and chickens to illustrate farm life as a response to living costs.
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Jefferson City
Gov
Hadley
Notice to heirs and creditors in two Marion county estates
In the matter of the Estate of William McFarland deceased Executor Cary A Mc Farland has filed final account in Marion Probate Court to be examined April 2 1910 all heirs creditors or legatees must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved The heirs must prove their claim at the same time In the matter of the Estate of Mary A Dickey deceased John L F Rives as Executor has filed final account to be examined April 2 1910 all heirs creditors or legatees must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved Heirs must prove their claims at the specified time Both notices urge compliance with the court ruling and payment or proof of succession
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William McFarland
Marion County
Cary A. McFarland
Akland
Mary A Dickey
John Bl. F. Rives
Mary Ickey
Hbbs
Credisons
Franklin W. Hays
Merion County
Thomas 2. Arnold
Widow’s will cuts out son in law and restricts income
New York March 24. The will of Mrs Isabelle Penn Fleming of Newark N J was probated revealing a codicil excluding her son in law George S Kent of England from any estate share and tying her daughter Mrs Marie Fleming Kent to live apart from her husband to receive income The Kent marriage ended in separation after five years Mrs Fleming widow of Del James E Fleming founder of the Essex troop and Civil War hero The residuary heirs are nephews David J Gould and Edward W Gould of Staten Island
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New York
Isabelle Penn Fleming
Newark
N.J
Essex County
George& Kent
England
Marie Fleming Kent
Fleming
del James E. Fleming
Essex Troop
Crack
New Jersey National Geard
Col Fleming
Richard Penn Smith
Philadelphia
William Penn
Mrs. Fleming
Mrs. Kent
Girl stowaway seeks father in New York after escape
Maria Cavallero, 15, orphaned by the Reggio earthquake, followed her father to America. She traveled from Reggio to Palermo and boarded the steamship San Giorgio as the only girl stowaway. Arrived at Ellis Island. letters from Felipe Cavallero cite a Brooklyn address unknown to her. Italian Immigrant Aid Society will search for him.
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New York
Maria Cavallero
Reggio
America
San Giorgio
Maria
Ellis Island
Felipe Cavellero
Brooklyn
Pork and Auto Burn in Rushville Fire
Rushville Indiana March 24 a large quantity of pork and an automobile were destroyed when a small rear out building at Wat Dye’s home caught fire from a meat smoking operation. The car was damaged beyond repair as firefighters could not move it in time.
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Rushville
Ind
Wat Dye
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Ocean
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Indianapolis, Ind
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Adolph H. Cassau
Leid
Jacob Leider
Dick W. Mathers
Alice Mathers
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