Ideal Melodiste Player Piano Recital Offer
Prospective purchasers are urged to consider the Ideal Melodiste player piano as a superior alternative to renowned pianos like Steinway Chickering Hardman Lohmer Knabe and Weber. Early opportunities to place one in your home with small payments and flexible terms are advertised along with daily recitals and demonstrations for interested buyers.
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Steinway
Chickering
Hardman
Lohmer
Knabe
Weber
Bookette on Player Pianos Free Guide
An illustrated booklet explains how player pianos are built in plain English. It helps readers choose the right instrument and invites requests for BOOKLET A.
Gunness Victims Killed By Chloral Poison
A LaPorte report ties Bella Gunness to murders across the farm. Ray Lamphere’s actions and minister Rev. Schell’s interviews emerge as investigators seek charges of murder and arson. Autopsies report hair in Helgelein’s clenched fist and evidence of unnatural deaths.
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New York Times
Laporte
Ind
Gunness Farm
Ray Lamphere
Bella Qunness
Indiana
Gunness
E. A. Schell
First Methodist Church
Lamphere
Andrew Helgelein
J. H. William Meyer
Mansfield
Jennie Olsen
Helgelein
Ralph N. Smith
Emil Greening Links Mrs Gunness to Three Killings Month
Emil C Greening claims the Mrs Gunness tale is true and that she is hiding in Chicago where she had many friends He says the Gunness house killed three victims each month while he was there and that she often kept whisky and perhaps used poison He did not hear gunfire though pistols and valuables were scattered around
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Laporte
Michigan City
Oklahoma City
Okla
Emil C. Greening
Gunness Murders Drive Man to Death by Own Action
Warsaw Indiana May 11 A 70 year old man Jacob Pouch, deranged by Gunness murder reports, took his own life last night according to local accounts.
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Gunness
Man
Warsaw
Ind
Jacob Pouch
Taxicab Runs Down Woman in Midtown Robbery Suspect Arrested
Mrs Viola Moore was struck by a taxicab at Eighth Avenue and Fifty seventh Street while waiting for a ride. She alleges three men robbed her of 79 dollars sewn in her dress. Driver John Newman, 21, of West 143rd Street, was arrested after claiming he swerved to avoid a sightseeing car. The injured woman was taken to Roosevelt Hospital and is expected to recover.
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Andrew Helgelein
Helgelein
Eighth Avenue
Fifty-seventh Street
Viola Moore
West Fifty-seventh Street
John Newman
West 143d
Waste and debts shadow Third Avenue system collapse
Public Utilities receiver Frederick W. Whitridge reports 36 million dollars wasted on the Third Avenue system with 200 thousand to trace and four million needed for immediate repairs and improvements. He questions bond proceeds usage, outlines costly repairs, and sees little recoverable value for bondholders. He seeks court approval for 2.5 million in certificates and urges abandonment of many claims against Metropolitan and New York City Railway for stage money.
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Frederick W. Whitridge
Third Avenue Railroad
Public Service Commission
Third Avenue
National City Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Ceiver
Bronx
Pelham Parkway
Third Avenue System
Metropolitan
New York City Railway
Whitridge
Croker at Fire Inquiry
Commissioners Mitchell and Gallaher questioned Chief Croker and Deputy Water Commissioner Loughman in a Fire Department inquiry. Croker denied involvement in specifications. Loughman admitted pressuring a hose test change to a fire engine test for fairness. Hearing adjourned to this morning.
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Croker
Loughman
Windsor
Mitchel and Gallaher
Fire Department
New Haven Road Reports Largest Quarterly Deficit
The New Haven Road posted its largest quarterly deficit since 1893 for January through March. The line shows a $668,837 shortage versus a $49,109 surplus a year earlier, with no dividend paid. Operating expenses dropped to $8,880,113, while gross earnings fell to $16,015,741 and net earnings to $2,033,127.
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New York Times
New Haven
Conn
New Haven Road
Mellen
Grand Jury Report Upheld in Kissena Park Scandal Case
In Flushing Supreme Court yesterday Justice Garrettor denied the motions by John R. Paris and Edward A. MacDougal to expunge from Grand Jury minutes the presentment naming individuals connected to the Kissena Park scandal.
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Flushing
Evans' Cream Ale described as ideal springtime beverage
Evans' Cream Ale compares to cream in milk and is touted as a fresh, enticing drink that enhances meals. The text positions it as a zestful, satisfying beverage for heart and pleasure and notes availability at clubs, cafes, restaurants, and wholesale depots in New York City at 35th Street and 12th Avenue.
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New York City
35Th St
12Th Ava
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Anderson & CO
Fulton Street
Smith
Brooklyn
Boro Hall
Pete Og Leace
Madras
Sheppard Knapp & CO
Sixth Avenue
Chloral
Muti
Emil Greening
Roosevelt Hospital
Boangé
Maslin Curtains
Mushin
Lord & Taylor
26Th St
5Th Ave
16Th St
New York
18Th
19Th Street
B. Altman & Co
Times
Advas
McCutcheon
34Th St
Wale
Kissena Park
Evans
Justice Dickey
Supreme Court
Dickey
Charles F. Bandel
Board of Health
Saks & Company
Broadway
Stern Brothers
West Twenty-third Street
B. Akman & CO
34Th Street
35Th Street
St. Avenue
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