Night Riders Clash With Troops Sparks Arrests Across Kentucky
The Kentucky Night Riders fight with militia as Brig Gen Williams and Adjutant Gen Chapman head to Augusta. About 150 arrests reported in Trigg and neighboring counties. Gen Johnston calls for a second military detachment to handle the volatile situation. Local Bracken County officials oppose militia aid and fear further trouble.
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New York Times
Lexington
Kentucky Night Riders
Roger D. Williams
Adjt
Chapman
Augusta
Williams
Bracken County
Johnston
Trigg
Tiffany nephews challenge uncle Dr Tiffany will
In Winsted Connecticut Joseph Burr Tiffany and Charles Tiffany of New York contest their uncle Dr Charles Tiffany’s will in Superior Court next week. Citations place the estate at about a half to three quarters of a million dollars with no direct heirs. The will’s principal legatees are the sisters of Dr Tiffany’s wife amid claims of undue influence.
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New York Times
Winsted
Conn
Joseph Burr Tiffany
Charles Tiffany
New York
Charles. Tiffany
Snd
Sharon
County
Dr. Tiffany
German Poliklinik marks 25th anniversary dinner
A dinner at the Walley Astoria celebrated the twenty fifth anniversary of the German Poliklinik. Speakers included Dr. Emanuel Kohn founder and president, Dr. Abram Jacobi, Dr. Ludwig Weiss and others. The Ladies Aid Society showcased dresses by its president Mrs Steiniger and honorary president Mrs Dr Ludwig Weiss. The Poliklinik has treated over 1,100,000 poor patients free of charge since founding.
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Polinik
Wall-Astoria
Mael Kohn
Abram Jacobi
Edrd Benneche
Ludwig Weiss
A. von Randohr
Breiten- Ila
Ladies’ Aid Society
S.steiniger
German Poliklinik
Coaching Trips To Fort Washington Begin Tomorrow
The Magnet four horse coach starts tomorrow from Holland House at 5 30 P M running daily on weekdays to Fort Washington with stops at Plaza Claremont and Arrow Head Inn. Return from Arrow Head Inn at 9 P M arriving Holland House about an hour after. Mrs Thomas Hastings engages the coach for the first trip with Morris Howlett as whip and owners Morris E Howlett and Morgan P Oehy. Mrs Henry Alexander has engaged the coach Bikes for May 2.
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New York
Fort Washington
Holsland House
Plaza
Claremont
Arrow Head Inn
Holland House
Thomas Hastings
Arrow Heed Inn
Morris Howlett
Magrittis
Morris
E. Howlett
Morgan P. Oeihy
Henry Alexander
Busy Bees Stage Play at Gramatan Heights Nets Charity
The Busy Bees perform The Toy Shop this week at Gramatan Heights, a merry show that clears over 100 for charity. Old Tackhammer stumbles on stage but the mishap only adds to the crowd’s amusement as Ayer and Cannell lease local homes and guests arrive at the Hotel Gramatan for the week.
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John S. Durand
Harry S. Durand
Sidney Shadbolt
W. Stevenson
George P. Slade
T. P. Barnes
Aubrey §. Wibbert
David R. Todd
J. Parker Sloane
D. S. Lamont
Miss Lamont
Glasscock Named to Lead Exploration of Forbidden Lands
Berkeley May 16 John R Glasscock Jr holder of a world record for alpine ascent in the Swiss Alps has been commissioned by the British Government to explore Thibet the forbidden lands He will accept the post He is son of John R Glasscock a prominent lawyer and is known as a varsity football player and fraternity man
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Berkeley
Cal
John R. Glasscock
Switzerland Alps
Thibet
Glasscock
Memorial Service for Spanish War Dead at St Patrick's
The Manhattan Borough Council of the United Spanish War Veterans will hold memorial services for com rades of the war with Spain at St Patrick's Cathedral next Sunday at 4 PM. Rev John P Chidwick will lead, assisted by Rev William A Olmsted Rev W H S Reaney Rev John J Dooley and Rev James N Connolly. Mgr Lavelle will give the welcome and the sermon.
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Manhattan
Carnegie offers ten thousand for West Haven library
Special to The New York Times from New Haven Connecticut May 16. Andréw Carnégie has notified town officials that he will give ten thousand dollars to establish a public library in West Haven with the condition that it be maintained. The library will be stone built and located near the town hall. This is Carnegie's first library gift in this part of Connecticut.
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New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Andréw Carnégie
West Haven
Carnegie
Connecticut
New War Is Begun to Kill Off Flies and Diseases
Merchants' Association Pollution Committee launches drive to remove horse manure heaps on Jersey meadows to curb house fly spread into New York. Edward Hatch Jr urges railroads to act, cites health nuisance, and seeks state action if needed. The campaign distributes care cards with sanitation steps and promotes window screens to block insects.
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Merchants’ Association
Edward Hatch, Jr
Jersey Meadows
Metropolitan
Hatch
New York
South Street
New York Medical Journal
Fly and Mosquito Hygiene Protects Household Health
A householder who keeps insects out guards family health by reducing infectious diseases. The mosquito spreads malaria and yellow fever, while flies mechanically carry typhoid and other ailments. Keeping homes clean and insect free offers double benefits to residents.
Women’s Underwear Sale Prices Include Dresses and Petticoats
Prices for gowns from 98 cents to 4 95 dollars include drawers corset covers skirts and combinations. Shirts range from 98 cents to 5 95 dollars with striped fabrics in black white and gun metal. Grey pongee petticoats feature flare flounce at 4 95 dollars.
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John R.glasscock, Jr
Tibet
Hackensack Meadows
34Th Street
Tussah
Liberty
Lord & Taylor
Ane
Batiste
20Th St
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19Th St
Stern Brothers
Marseilles
Misses’ & Girls
Madras
West Twenty-third Street
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