The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-17
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NE Detrelt police department. hss re.
hSrss. OF Ksnsas City. asking tn.
s: NssE.r: 81 one 81 tn the hotel. fi'S Ss1s
S nsd notify them that Sister surf 1.
Dennl Fell, an Italian Iaborer, about
yafs OLD M home, was overcome
ward.ayss. 'Thursday afternoon. 'I IL.
test to 81. Mary's hospital. He viii re-
Detsctiyss stenton and Dowd, Friday
Dsly charged s% w GilsvsisSS Th9% a.
wife; Mrs. Daily lives at No. Il
Maple-st. She formerly lived IN
Steveiand. and has been here only
and swear out a warrant.
Those who nave been impatientiy
waung plunge In the river will
nsve an opportunity, Saturday, wncn
o the Belle Isle bath house Will be
on the beach reached a temperature
OF 6T degrees Friday morning and
Friday evening II had jumped TO %.
valentine Goldsmith, who for many
untii IL was remodeled and reoponcd
as the Burns hotel, Is dead In ms
home. No. 72s Van Dyke-aye. Death
was caused by diabetes. lie was os
years or age, and came from Ger
many 40 years ago. Mrs Goldsmith
and six children survive.
ence Ciavinxky, 10 years old, were
round sleping In pavilion at River
told the police they had been at the
home. The parents OF the boys were
notified and came TO the Elmwood
station after their charges
Samuel Mellow. Of Plymouth, came 10
Detroit, Thursday, to see the circus.
Confidence men took advantage OF
his verdancy 10 the extent OF hat
and IS They borrowed the hat and
the money, explaining to Sam that
they were going to do a trick with
II The trick was so successful that
Sam reported the theft TO the police.
with a ga. Jet turned full ON, Mira.
Jacob Lenkertis. ~ years old, was
round unconscious In her home, NO.
SIS Pennsylvania ave. Thursday. "A
policeman broke in the door after he
The woman Will recover. She Will
give no explanation OF her attempt
TO end her life. She is the mother
OF five children.
Dennis Collins, who, for msny years,
has collected ticket. at one Of the
gates OF the baseball park. was
found dead in bed. Thursday morn
John Scott No. PCS Porter-st Cor
Inns was 5s years old. and had SUI
tered from gastritis and heart dis
ease for some time. Coroner Burgess
decided an inquest unnecessary.
As the limit of navy recruits allowed
by congress, 1880, has been reache d,
there viii be no more men enlisted
in accordance with recent act or
congress- 1000 more men viii pe
taken into the service, IL is a signin-
cant fact that during the fiscal year
60 per cent OF the men honorably dis"
charged rc-cnlisted.
Mtchigun-ave. ear crashed into an
automobile containing Miss Loise
Richard Dunn No. go Wabash ave.
AZ Michigan and Wabasll-av
were hurled TO the pavement. Miss
Emmonds escaped with slight ~
1uries, but Mrs. Dunn was painfully
injured and had to be conveyed 10
her home in another auto
Hugh McMinn, manager Of the nd, cr-
ttsfng and ninil order departments Of
the Newconb- Endicott Co. is con-
fined to his home. No. 49, Pingree,,
ave-. with broken ankle. He stepped
out of the rear door OF his residence
Woodworking the steps had been re-
moved for repairs When MeMinn
rection OF publicity. lie expects 20
be Sack in mis- ofrire next week.
Shareholders of the new RoselaDd Park
s sn,,s which VII, be dedicated
meeting. Thursday, and elected the
following officers: President Mayor
Breltmeyer; ylee-pfe1siGdent' W a; u,
treasurer. III. ;. Earle; directors. MIR.
Breitmeyer. Mr. Hare, Mr.. Earle, All.
Western. c. W. Pickell. ID. Taylor.
Louis Hamper. John Benjamin, and
George T. Marshall.
Mrs. Louisa Parker Houston. "a former
Detroiter. died this week In Grnnd
Rapids in the home OF Ter daugh-
ter, Mrs. Thomas y. Junkin, whose
husband is managing editor OF the
Grand Rapids Herald and former
well. known Detroit newspaperman:
Mrs Houston was 81 years old, and
is survived by her three daughters :,
Mrs Junkin and the Misses Ida and
Ethel Houston. The body VIII oc
inferred in Woodmere cemetery, this
city.
Internal Revenue Collector Mcleod IN
In receipts of letters from numerous
corporations In his district, indicat-
ing a disposition to withhold pay
ment of their corporation taxes uE
til proceedings have been Instituted
against them. If the corporations
are counting trouble. they Will surely
find II. for all taxes remaining UNI
paid July 30 will be collected by the
sale OF, enough corporate properly 20
cover them. including interest ard
penalties
Fifty local hank clerks, members of
the American Institute Of banking,
were entertained In the y M: 6. A
building, Thursday evening. After a
trip through the building. refresh
ments were served. Alfred i. Pitts
presided. An address of welcome
was delivered by Wellington Nj. Lo-
gan the religious director, and re-
Spouse made by President Farrar. OF
the local bank clerks organization
Acting President stock, OF the Boos-
ters club, and Membership secretary
Strong, both Of the Y. NJ c. A., also
addressed the gathering.
Jere &. Hutehins, president Of the De-
troit United Railway, H. the posscssor
OF the first Elks' exchange badge
which have been printed especially
for the reunion next month. offered
for sale by the local lodge. The res
ular price Is so cents, but Mr.. Hutch
ins paid great deal more. The
was auctioned off in the Elks' lodge
rooms, Thursday evening. and bid
ding was lively l. F. Williams rep
resented Mr.; Hutchins' visiting
for the local decorations and thus
avail themselves of all the privileges
of the city.
AnatoIia Prannfcuike, Lithuanian
woman, % yenrs old, II detained by
immigration officers in Philadelphia,
and her nance, George Gudaitis. OF
No 242 Brooklyn-ave., has enlisted
the aid of G. .Leidich. and locai i'm
migration ofheers, TO nave her a.
tolia frankly told the inspectors that
she was coming here to be married
TO George The inspectors, suspicious
OF a white slave plot held her Tor
TO Ale an affidavit, promising TO
marry the girl on her arrival here.
and also an affidavit from priss.
who will perform the ceremony.
school from 1 TO 4 o'clock, I'm the at
fernoon throughout the summer