Widow Weds Her Stepson After Dying Husband’s Request
In Philadelphia a deathbed plea by Jacob Snaidman to keep the family together led to the marriage of his widow to his stepson Louis Snaidman. The ceremony occurred at 44 West Ninety-fourth Street in New York, performed by Rev. Henry M. Warren. Louis, now 32, and his wife, 34, say the union preserves the restaurant business and ensures a good future for Louis’ younger half siblings. Jacob had run a South Street restaurant with his first wife, who died years earlier.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Jacob Szatdman
Thay
New York
Louis Snaidman
Henry M
Louis
Snaidman
Catharine Beckenbach
Snaidmen
Henry
Augustus
Frank
A Spring Medicine Prescription for Spring Tonic
An old fashioned spring tonic recipe is shared as a thoroughly scientific remedy. It lists 14 oz Fluid Extract Buchu 102 Bulso Mixture 14 oz Fluid Extract Gentian Compound and 15 pts water. A tablespoonful three times daily before meals is suggested. Any good pharmacy will prepare it at small cost.
WANTS LAND HANK IN PARK WITH playground plan
Commissioner Macfarland backs a children playground in Franklin Park with a bandstand to be used by kids in hot summers. J H Schenck of the Fredonia Hotel urges the idea, noting children enjoy gravel paths. Macfarland will recommend to Col Charles Bromwell in charge of public buildings and grounds.
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Macfarland
Franklin Park
J. H. Schenck
Fredonia Hotel
Schenck
Col
Charles
Bromwell
District Denies Poor Condition Of City Horses
Dr C B Robinson municipal veterinarian and vice president of the Horse Owners Mutual Protective Association disputes a recent claim that city horses are in poor shape. He states the district owns 500 horses that compare favorably with other municipalities. New horses are tested by fire department before police and other services receive them. Unfit animals go to the veterinary hospital or are withdrawn.
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C. B. Robinson
Horse Owners’ Mutual Protective Association
C. B Robinson
Robinson
Fira Hapertonent
Polica, Deartment
Pubic Service
Harge
Hermann Cleared in Public Records Case Trial Ends
Former Oregon congressman and General Land Office official Binger Hermann was found not guilty of destroying public records after an eleven week trial in Criminal Court No. 1. Jurors acquitted him as he expressed relief and thanked the jury, prosecutor, and supporters. Scores of friends celebrated outside the courthouse while his wife awaited news at home.
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Binger Hermann
Congress
Oregon
General Land Office
Land Office
Welock
Buford
Hermann
Baker
el Prescott Gatley
City Hall
St Adard
Ofés
Alwaya
Washmgton
Lfe
Washington
Mir
Jury acquits Hermann in land fraud case after doubt
The jury found Binger Hermann not guilty on the charge of destroying General Land Office records. Foreman Brown announced not guilty after deliberations citing reasonable doubt about destruction and admissibility of records. Hermann, who had faced Oregon conspir acy indictments, praised press fairness and planned Westward travel.
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Samuel Mofiomas Hewken
Olath
Foreman Brown
Tha
Cit
Hérmanin
Trial costs and witness recalls in defamation case
The defense argued the recent destruction of records was an official act to hide a conspiracy while witnesses testified to the defendant’s good reputation. The trial, with numerous recalled witnesses and substantial legal expenses, totaled about 30000 dollars in costs and fees.
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Worthington
Mann
Bee
Theciuaeer
Mileare
Farmers Protest Over Salesmen Rules
Farmers claim it is unfair to forbid using salesmen to represent their goods and argue distance from farms makes travel impossible. Commissioner Macfarland urges corporate counsel to reconsider the rule, noting other regulations could apply to this practice.
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Thomas
Macfarland
Colunsel
Street Paving With Asphalt Blocks Faces Local Protest
Residents along a street between North Capitol and First streets oppose proposed paving with asphalt blocks calling it old alley-block paving. Commissioner Biddle notes most streets in Washington and Columbia Heights already use this material and that paving could complete within two weeks.
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T Atreet
Capitol
Flrat Streets
Agatnet
Biddle
Washington
Columbia Heights
Be CIRCUS Arrives Today at The Parade Route
The Be Circus opens today with a parade from Fifteenth and M Streets northeast to the show grounds and features dozens of acts. The program includes elephants, camels, tigers, bears, trained horses, aerialists, and ensembles by the Corrella, the Lavan troupe, the Arizonas, and many others, plus a complete Metropolitan police department.
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Beare Fotepaugh-Sells
Peformance
Giornf
Maryland “Avenue
Pitnsylvania
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fifteenth Istreet
Fifteenth Street
Pennsylvania’ Avenue
Pennsylvania
First” Street
First Street
B Street
Maryland
Maryland Avenue
Metropolitan ‘Arc
Spessargy
Oscar Lawanda
Orrin Davenport
Berlin
Tha Four
Emma Cornalla
May Davenport
Pulas
Rebecca Daniels
Disboulevard
Suns “Suipp
Four Langlois
Alberts
Waverros
Four Johnsons
Crobailee
Nettle Carroll
Mamie Klein
Adairahd-Déan
St. Leon
Arizonas
W. Fy .Wallett
Ora
Victoria
Davenport
Ridfie
Cornallas
Ferries
Minnie Forepaugh
Mrs Bradley Trial Expected Soon in Utah Senator Case
Mrs Annie M Bradley indicted for murder in the first degree for shooting former Senator Arthur Brown of Utah at the Raleigh Hotel last December. Trial likely the last week in May pending Hermann and Hyde-Bengen prosecutions. Bradley’s lawyers Hoover and Walls plan to bring Utah witnesses to Washington. DA Baker cites work pause for rest and review.
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Annie M. Bradley
Arthur Brown
Utah
Raleigh
Baker
Mra Bradley
Hermann
Land Fraud Case Postponed In California Fraud Trial
Hyde Dimond Benson Schneifler land fraud case delayed to fall term after attorneys motion. Defendants Hyde Dimond Benson and Schneider, indicted for alleged acquisition of lands on the public domain in California by fraud, face postponement due to hardship and anticipated prolonged trial through August. Witnesses from California and Oregon already arrived for the case set for the third Monday in October.
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Frederick A. Hyde
Henry P. Dimond
John A. Benson
J.“H. Schneider
California
de ‘Fendants
Oregon
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Wests
Saks & Company
Seventh Street
Gude
Holmes
Holmeat Bakery
Puck
Pr. Weiler
West 279
Weiler
Harmacy
Schneider
Chicago
Bat Bakers
A. Muddiman & Co
Lenz & Lossau
Eosith St
Rushton
Glen Hecho Park
Hank
Saya
Cass
iepeugh-Selle ‘Ghawe
Brown
Hyde- Dimond-Benson
United States
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