Hotel magnates bow to governor amid Atlantic City politics
Atlantic City leaders report big resort hotel owners will withdraw opposition to Mayor Stoy’s reelection to avoid martial law disrupting guests. They fear a liquor crackdown and exodus of regulars if soldiers are called, prompting a united bid to keep the town open and protect business.
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Stoy
Atlantic City
Mqnor
Stoytthus
Kuehnle
sim’l cone
Songitor Lee
Charles W. Bryan and William J. Bryan Relation Mentioned
A fragmented passage refers to Charles W. Bryan and William J. Bryan, noting Charles as a bustling, friendly publisher figure and comparing him to his famous brother in affability and support, with unspecified details about their political involvement and public reception.
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William J. Brydn
Bryan
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ray
Mr Bryan
Andidate
Atlantic City Faces Sunday Alcohol Ban Pressure
Amid agitation hotel owners and big business fear an official Sunday liquor ban. Rumors of troops or enforcement loom as resort leaders weigh a quiet closure to protect Sunday business. Officials and key figures decline to comment while the public awaits a possible last minute decision.
Diamond Pin Found In Horse Hoof At Altoona
Altoona August 20 a dray horse lame forced the man to stable another. While cleaning the hoof he discovered a diamond pin valued at 160 dollars and a five dollar gold piece. The find followed the animal limping on the opposite rear foot. Refused 40 000 for Allen Winter. Indianapolis August 29 owner Reardon of the Readville Derby winner refused 40 000 for the trotter. He advised increasing insurance to 7000. Harrisburg August 29 Ralph Wagner two years old burned playing with matches. mother injured trying to extinguish the fire.
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Altoona
Colleman
Allen Winter
Indianapolis
Ind
Reardon
W F. Kissell
Alien Winter
Harrisburg
Ralph Wagner
Ross Wagner
West Fairview
hie
Windber Refuses Extradition in Wyler Brothers Case
Telegrams from Windber Pa report Governor Stuart refused to issue a requisition for extradition of the Wyler brothers held in the Tombs New York on suspicion of murdering their uncle S J Rosenbloom. The governor said evidence was insufficient for the request. Mrs Bonald Rosenbloom and daughter Eva posted bond and returned to Baltimore. son William plans to go to Camden to identify the body for burial rites.
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Windber
Btuart
New York
Wyler brothers
New Yorks
J. Rosenbloom
Camden
N. J
Stuart
Bonald Rosenbloom
Eva
Baltimore
William Rosenbloom
Camdew
Hebrew church
Tolstoi At Eighty Amid Dying Wish And State Interference
Tolstoi reaches eighty at Yasnaya in Tula province and is reported near death. Government bars public birthday celebration as Tolstoi remains ill. John Mitchell declines campaign speeches citing pressure, plans Labor Day talk in Marton Alabama. A deadly gas explosion on Lost Creek’s Packer No 3 cellar kills John Flannery on his wedding anniversary, injuring two others.
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Tolstoi
St. Petersburg
Leo Tolstoi
Yasnaya
Tula
Count Tolstoi
Pottaville
John Flannery
Packer No. 3
celery
Lost Creek
Girard estate
Mystery cloud shooting case deepens in Atlantic City
Reports from Atlantic City detail Charles Roberts of Baltimore shot on the boardwalk by a masked highwayman as Mrs. Wiliams, his companion, waits in hospital. Police dispatch detective to Baltimore to prove whether Mr. Williams was present or involved, while a bystander who pushed the chair is held for questioning. Roberts remains in a serious condition with a bullet wound to the liver.
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N. J
Charles Roberts
Baltimore
Mra. W
G. Williama
Haltimorgan
Roberts
atrollera
tha ‘iver
Mra. Williams
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Mr. Williams
ace J. Oln Norris
Shelbourne
Wiliam
Williams
Roberta
bigaggs
wayman
Rust
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ONE-PRICE OUTFITTERS
Cassimere
USA
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KELLER Co
NORTH MARKET STREET
KELLER’S
LEHIGH
PORTLAND CEMENT
SAYLORS
DEXTER
MARYLAND BRICK AND SUPPLY Co
P.R. E
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Fifth Streets
S. AMOS URNES
DEVELBISS & URNER, INSURANCE
DOLL & ALBAUGH
N. Markt
Fredrick Md
INSURANCE
PATRICK STREET
FREDERICK, MD
ATLAS
New City ézera
UNCLE HEZ
APHE
ALLEN G. QUYNN & CO
EAST PATRICK STREET
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Markey’s
GOOD Sons
BIRELYS Palace of Music
Comet Market
Church Stream
ATLANTIC
Hotel Mien
PERA
PEARCE & SCHECK
H.R. Flautt
CITY OPERA HOUSE SHOE STORE
FREDERICK COLLEGE
Old Frederick
Addreea
FOURTH STREET
L. M. NIXDORFF, Jr
Cout St
Certrat Bank
CHARLES W. BRYAN
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Royal Arch
Hiquor men’s association
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Mquor
Astory Park
Orean Grove
Long Branch
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Rosenbloom
Philadelphia
Jack Eckstain
North second street
Samuel Rosenberg
Norths Second street
Roosevelt hospital
Mitchell
John Mitchell
Mine Workers' union
trade agreement department
National Civie federation
Central Labor union
Marton
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