Birthplace of Grover Cleveland Becomes Memorial in Caldwell
The frame house where Grover Cleveland was born, in Caldwell New Jersey, was dedicated as a permanent memorial after a deed was conveyed for 17610 to a representative of the Gower Cleveland birthplace memorial association. Hundreds visited for the ceremonies as the Presbyterian manse was preserved as a historic monument with the Cleveland family and local dignitaries among attendees. A letter from President Wilson expressing regret at his absence was read.
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Caldwell
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Gower Cleveland Birthplace Memorial Association
Meveland
Wilson
Longhaired Gardener Ed Flenners Dies in Oregon
Ed Flenners died at the hospital in Baker, Oregon, from liver trouble after a long illness as a county patient. His relatives in Kanene were wired for the body’s disposition. Flenners was known for saying he would not trim his hair until Bryan was elected president and worked as a landscape gardener for many homes.
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Baker
Ore
Ed Flenners
Kanene
Flenners
Minister tells of killing US wife in fatal quarrel
Topeka March 26 Rev JL Beers a Methodist minister charged with killing his wife by forcing false teeth down her throat spoke of the fatal quarrel. His wife a Catholic and witnesses testified to the dispute.
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Topeka, Kas
JL. W. Beers
Family quarrel over child custody
The minister and his wife clashed over religious education for their three children. He denied quarrels on October 9. After she fled to the Catholic Sisters of St. Francis hospital in Wakarusa, Beers followed and later met her in a hotel where they debated whether she should keep their daughter Alice.
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Wakarusa
Sisters of St. Francis Hospittal
Beers
Alice
College Girls Hike California Route for 42 Day Trip
Misses Grace Brown and Marguerite Carborough from Los Angeles college circle start a 42 day trek to San Francisco. They bear a message from Los Angeles mayor to the San Francisco city official, plan to sell postcards to support themselves en route along the Golden Gate route.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Grace Brown
Marguerite Carborough
Los Angeles College
Golden Gate
Golden Rule Chief of Police Ousted by Civic Board
Cleveland, O March 20 Fred Kohler longtime chief of police was found guilty by the civic service commission of gross immorality and conduct unbecoming an officer and gentleman. The charges stem from visits to Mrs May Shearer at her home on February 2 May 22 and June 5 while her husband was away. Shearer testified Kohler and Shearer were found in scanty attire at the Shearer home on the last date. A divorce suit earlier named Kohler as co respondent.
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Fred .Kohler
Ceveland
Cleveland
Fred Kohler
Golen
Civic Service Commission
Kohler
May Shearer
Tine
Shearer
Shhearer
Police chief denied pension extension by commission
The commission said it had no authority to grant a permit for a full pension to the retired chief. Kohler, 49, served 24 years in the police department and ten years as chief. His "golden rating" policy made him a widely known figure among law enforcement.
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Kohler
Police Department
Lack of Exercise Blamed for Morbid Girls in Paris
Paris reports Professor Man Jon of Nice warns lack of exercise air and sun causes morbid tendencies among girls and women. He advocates sunbathing air bathing and frequent physical activity in loose garments as essential to health and temper. He urges high school girls be taught basics preparing them for motherhood.
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Paris
Man Jon
Nice
Phystcal
Former Judge to Appear as Attorney in Walla Walla Case
Judge Brents to act as attorney in J. H. Bowden and wife versus Walla Walla Valley Railway Co. Retained by plaintiffs with Attorney John F. Watson. Case set for March 24 on injuries from a collision with an interurban car at Orchard crossing on January 26.
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Brents
J. H. Bowden
Walla Walla Valley Railway Company
John F. Watson
Orchard Crossing
Mob attacks at colored asylum in Knoxville city
Knoxville Tenn March 26 a mob confronted the colored department of the Tennessee home for the deaf in Knoxville attacking a Black youth and assaulting Superintendent Matthew F Mann his mother and two Black attendants. No motive given.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Russel Mann
Matthew F. Mann
Negro Department of the Tennessee Home For the Deaf and Dumb
Former Superior Judge Wilt to Appear in Damage Case
March term of the superior court in Walla Walla opens Monday with former Superior Judge T. H. Brents representing Bowdens in a damage action against the Traction Company. The case hinges on alleged property damage and prior court rulings in the county judicial system.
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Wilt
T. H. Brenta
Bowdens
Traction Company
Walla Walla
Wash
Superior Court
County Halls of Justice
T. H. Brents
Mothers club planned to aid Bakers mothers
Baker Oregon March 20 a mothers club is being formed to discuss proper child upbringing and education. Mrs Ia Evans and her daughter Misa Hazel from Spokane arrived to help organize a local branch and an initial meeting will be announced soon.
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Baker
Ore
Auto Track Hang It Service Ad
Local moving firm advertises quick furniture and piano moves within the city or to the country. Contact Waln 329 for short trips or transfers. Penl xd Bros.
Newsy Notes From the Sporting World 1913 Track Meets
Track meet schedule outlines events from April to June across Multnomah Columbia and regional campuses including indoor meets at Columbia University and scholastic meets. A Yukon Alaska dog team race is hinted with a 412 mile sweepstake event likely April 3, offering a $4000 purse and $2000 raised by a Kirmess.
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Multtnomah—Columbia
Columbia University
Multnomah
Oregon
Eugene
University of Washington
Solomon
Council
Gabriel Dogs
Christiansen
Akuguk
Trassic
Kirmess
Chinese University Baseball Team to Tour U S
The Chinese University of Hawaii baseball team will sail from Honolulu for San Francisco to start a U S tour. With 15 players led by Captain Akana, the 50 000 mile trip includes coast games and ends with a series against New England colleges in late June. Most players also toured the U S last year.
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Hawaiian University
WHHL
Honolulu
Chinese University of Fiawali
San Francisco
United States
Gothet
New England
Akana
Henry Lewis Knocks Out English Middleweight Champion
London, March 20 Henry Lewis the American welterweight knocked out Jack Harrison, England's middleweight champion, in the third round of a 30 round contest at the National Sporting Club Monday. Harry Lewis was awarded 2750 damages in February after a taxi crash allegedly impaired his nerve and vitality for fighting.
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London
Henry Lewis
Jack Harrison
England
National Sporting Club
Harry Lewis
Itn
Rematch planned for Bud Anderson vs Knockout Brown
Los Angeles March 20 Bud Anderson of Medford Oregon and Knockout Brown of New York who fought a 20 round draw at Ver non Saturday were nearly set for a rematch on April 12 The weight dispute may force a noon weigh in while they likely weigh in about 2 pm Also mentions Chamberlains Cough Remedy and widespread sale.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Bud Anderson
Medford
Oregon
Brown
New York
Vernon
Anderson
Mathieson Sets New 100 Meter Skating Record
O Mathieson, Norwegian champion, established a new 100 meter skating record at Hamar yesterday finishing in 44 seconds. The previous world best was 42.15 seconds set by Mathieson in Christiania on February 17, 1912.
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Christiania
Norway
O. Mathieson
Hamar
Mathieson
Judgment by deeds: Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy praised
A brief praise of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as trustworthy and effective, asserting its superior reputation and noting it is for sale by all dealers. The monologue emphasizes action over promises as the true test of quality and appeals to broad consumer trust.
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Chamberlain
Pittsburg Beats Boston In Opening Nine Game Series
Pittsburg defeated Boston 4 to 3 in the opening game of the Boston American and Pittsburg National series played in Hot Springs Arkansas on March 20. Bedient pitched three innings for Boston while Adams and Robinson led Pittsburg with timely hits. Batteries Bedient Leonard Foster and Cady for Boston Carrigan Adams Robinson and Kelly for Pittsburg Gibson.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Hot Springs
Ark
Boston American
Bedient
Adama
Robinson
R. H. E. Posto
Nigeria
Leonard
Foster
Tennessee bill to resume horse racing without state commission
A bill introduced in the Tennessee House of Representatives proposes resuming horse racing with no state racing commission and would bar all betting methods except pari mutuel wagering. The measure aims to regulate wagering while restarting racing in the state.
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Tennessee
Nashville
House of Representatives
Gabriel Dogs Win Race in Nome Alaska
Gabriel leads a 160 mile dog team race in Nome Alaska on March 20 as teams race across the snow with strong performance. The event highlights Nome’s winter sports scene and showcases endurance and team effort amid frigid conditions.
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Nome
Alaska
One Man Locks Up Woman Suffrage Meeting in Eugene
Eugene Ore March 20 A library janitor frustrated by outside feminist talks locks the library doors from the outside and leaves lights out. The women attendees crawl out a window and disperse after a long meeting featuring Joseph Schafer on municipal government. The dean of women helps reveal the escape. A separate ad touts Chamberlains Liniment for rheumatism relief available from dealers.
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Woman Suffrage Club
Eugene
Ore
Joseph Schafer
Luke
Ming Ruth Guppy
McCulla Sets Fast Detroit Drive in New Packard 38
William R. McCulla completed what is believed to be the fastest sustained road run under favorable conditions in a Packard 38. Starting from Chicago at 2:30 AM after leaving the New Southern hotel and arriving at the Pontchartrain hotel in Detroit at 9:30 AM, he covered 284 miles. After three brief stops totaling 15 minutes, actual running time was 6 hours 4 minutes, averaging a little over 41 miles per hour for the trip.
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William R. McCulla
Pontchartrain Hotel
Detroit
Chicago
New Southern
J. T. Murphy
Pontchartrain
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Proved Best For Colds
Protecting children from contagious diseases linked to colds, the ad extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a quick, dependable, pleasant and safe cure. Sold by all dealers.
Canbarra name to mean Laughing Jackass in Australia
London reports that Australiana residents react to the Melbourne dispatch. The Daily Chronicle notes that the newly chosen capital name Canbarra reportedly translates as Laughing Jackass. The claim centers on language meaning and public reaction.
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London
Daily Chronicle
Melbourne
Canbarra
Commonwealth
Chamberelain's Tablets Offer Cures for Condemned Conntipation
Promotion claims many users are permanently cured by Chamberelain's Tablets and states the product is for sale by all dealers.
Mountain cabin buried under 26 feet of snow near Trout Lake
In Trout Lake Washington on March 20 M M Filloon and Fred Ketel visited their shelter cabin at timber line and found 26 feet of snow covering the cabin. The two young men had built the log cabin last September for tourists and others delayed by storms during mountain climbing season.
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Trout Lake
Wash
M Filloon
Fred Ketel
Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Infomercial Drugs
An old promotional ad touts a remedy to cure a cold in one day using laxative bromide and quinine tablets. The text claims a druggist will refund the money if it fails and cites Grove’s signature on each box, priced at 26 cents.
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Druggis
BF. W. Grove
D.D.D Eczema Remedy Promises Instant Itch Relief
An advertisement extols D.D.D Prescription for Eczema as instant relief from severe itching and skin irritation. It claims long-standing reliability, urges customers to buy at the store, and offers a full-size bottle guarantee if the product does not remove the itch. It emphasizes price and availability through druggists or the seller.
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D.D.D
Cent & Company
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