Poison sale arrest looms in Eaton case at Norwell
Detectives comb drug stores within miles seeking the seller of arsenic and a purchaser as Mrs. Eaton sits in jail with her mother and daughters. A grand jury meets Monday while officials weigh will questions and possible further arrests amid claims of innocence from Mrs. Eaton.
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Miymouth
Mase
Pelson
Inley
Katon
Serwell
Harelson
Admirals
Eaton
Scott
Condou
Norwell
Dorothy Wade
Admiral
Keyes
Boston
Iratt
Dorothy Ainsworth
Frank S. Black Former Governor of New York Dies In Today
Obituary reports the death of Frank S. Black, former governor of New York, at an unspecified time. The brief notes his governorship and public service career. He led the state during his term and influenced early 20th century politics.
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New York
Inauguration Costs Covered by Seat and Program Sales
Washington reports show 710000 visitors paid all but 7 percent of the $88175 cost of the inauguration spectacle. Financed by stands and program sales, the finance committee notes a likely large surplus if audited. Revenue from seat rentals exceeded $3700 and programs brought in $1500.
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Washington
Wilson
Finance Committee
Inauguration Committee
Capitol
Court of Honor
Printer Arrested in Wife's Apparent Gas Death
Edward Seymour a Newark printer was arrested and held pending autopsy to determine if his wife Anna Seymour 38 died from gas or other causes at their home 110 New Street. He says he found her with a gas tube in her mouth and tried to revive her with whisky before a doctor arrived. County Physician McKenzie to perform autopsy.
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Newark
Edward Seymour
Anna
Seymour
New Street
McKenzie
Fifteen year old boy kills man to save his mother
Benjamin Rake of Flemington New Jersey shoots through a door killing Harvey Marshall after Marshall and another man return to a home where Mrs. Rake and two women guests shelter. The boy warned Marshall to leave then shot when Marshall forced entry. Sheriff Holcomb arrested the boy and named Charles Schaefer a witness for the upcoming inquest.
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Benjamin Rake
Flemington
N. J
Ladla
Irl
Marshall
Schaefer
Benjamin
Rake
Sherif Holcomb
Bootblacks as Politicians
Judge Robert Carey of New Jersey urged replacing bulky municipal boards with a five man commission. He argued a commission would grant direct power and responsibility, yielding better and more economical government than the existing complex system.
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New Jersey
Bridgeport
Conn
Robert Carey
New Jersey Court, of Common Pleas
Brotherhood of the First Presbyterian Church
Sylvia Pankhurst Freed After Five Weeks Of Forcible Feeding
Sylvia Pankhurst, daughter of Mrs. Bagneline Pankhurst, is released from Holloway jail after about five weeks of a two month sentence for window smashing. She reports fighting for health and vows to continue. Also reports on Missouri subway bond action authorizing St. Louis to incur 30 million dollars and Kansas City to vote subway bonds.
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London
Sylvia Pankhurst
Bagneline Pankhurst
Holloway
West End
Miss Pankhurst
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Kansas City
Local firms hire 35 painters amid busy season
Mulligan and Brazo, a leading painting and decorating firm, employs 35 men with a monthly payroll near $1600. Ongoing contracts include Daniel Guggenheim’s Firenzi and other cottages on Ocean avenue. St. Dorothea’s RC Church and Mount Olivet Baptist Church gain new electric wiring and lighting.
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Mulligan & Brazo
Daniel Guggenheim
Firenzi
R. Guggenheim
Towers
Leopold Cohen
Ocean Avenue
Gustav Falk
Hess
Cedar Avenue
J. Bache
Jerome Avenue
J. Kayser
Runyon Avenue
Eatontown
Edward Miller
Consolidated Gag Co
St. Dorothea's R. C
Harry McKaig
Consolidated Gas Co
Its Place in a Sleepy Hollow Chair
A quip from the Baltimore American asks where to place a sleepy hollow chair resting on a car carpet. The brief cartoon caption evokes a playful image of misplaced seating.
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Biltimore American
View from Malvern Hills Reveals Sixteen Counties
On a clear day from the summit of the Malvern Hills in England a tourist can glimpse as many as sixteen counties. The panorama captures a wide geographies across the surrounding countryside.
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Malvern Hills
England
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Wirgesten
Cookman Ave
Asbury Park, N. J
Gefihcan
Soc Eac
Hick’s Jewelry
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Waterman's Fountain Pens
Roger Bros
Albert Miller
Broad Street
Red Bank
Rumson Dairy
Rumson
Tel
Rumeon
Fair Haven
Rumson and Sea Bright
Lyric Theatre
Globe Hotel
Country Store
the Nut Club
F. R. Morgan
Joseph J. Bowies
Belfry
Darwin
Squashville
NUT Club
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Frank S. Black
By Gessford
Jane
Australia
America
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Pittsburgh Post
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Albany
Atlantic City
Toston
Buffalo
Chicago
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Ori
BiLly
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Ran
Jogarty
St. Michael’s
Society of the Holy Name
St. Michael's Parish
Richard A. Crean
Mount Olivet Baptist Church
Asbury Park
J. Krides Red Bank
Lemaistre Lace and Embroidery CO
Emory St. Asbury Park
Regal Shoes
Buster Browns
Regal Shoe Store
Fashion Shop
Cookman
Monmouth County
Berger's
Stricklin
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