The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-04
IN DETROIT

IN DETROIT
Miss Grace LnnRneId. - years old. was
struck by Fourteenth eur nt BagE
and SiAth-sts, early Monday morn
ing and badly injured aobut tho body.
She was taken 90 her home No ls7
futh-st" IN police auto
The Whatsoever BIbir cinss of the
Moodward-nVe. BnptIst church had
CharSc Of thr dcdicatory services OF
the new church hoasc. SUNDAY after
noon when a program OF speeches
and music was glVcu
Reformation sunday Was GENERALLY oh
served In the German Lutheran
churches uf the city, sunday sp, cial
services beinE held in church ana
sunday school.
Doninic Maronr, of No. 3tG IIIiIser-
ave. was bndly EcnIded about the
rae" ana legs WHOM "A hot water fur
mace IA his home exploded. while ne
was nttcndinE 20 a. carly Monday
mornlnS Ills condition. while seri.
Gus, Is not thought 10 be fatal
The home OF ~. 4. Patterson, No. 100
Seyburn-aNe, wan burginrixed, sun
day night, ana Jcwclry To the Naluo
OF S42.5 was stolan. shortly after
ward, TIE home OF l.. e. straw No:
500 Scyburn-ayc., MAS plundered or
Sl29 worth OF siiNerWare and
Jewelry.
Coroner H"thaeher IL InVcsttgntinE the
death, la Grace hospital, Of Joha
Blcliske. 20 years old OF No. 32l =
irand lttNcr-aNt. Wno was kicked in
the back hy a morse, Get, =. whil"
working as a teaIngtcr foe buchanan
& Hun. coal dealers. lie died sun
day. anu IL was found that his KID
neys had brcn affected BY the blow
from the horses boots
Funeral services for the late Julius 10.
Lebinson, who died sunday, In Grace
hospital. were held Monday alter
noon, In the home oil his daughter,
Mrs. l. H. Caplln, No. 40 East Pal
mer-ave. Mr.. lebinson IL survived
10y two daughters. Mrs Caplin ana
Miss r T., i.ch!nsOu. ana one son, y.
Charles Johnson, or fctoskcy. lie
!, was a Mason, knight OF Pythias ana
an odd Fellow.
Thomas CARNEY, ~ years old died, Sat
1rdaS, ia the county poor LOuse ia
t,loise from injuries sustained in
street car accident a0but Dct. J. lie
Is said TO .4a4r- wealthy relatives IN
Baltimore, Md. coroner Rothacher
is investigating the vuso. Carney was
for a time a pattern In 81 Mar s
hospital but was later removed 70
the county retreat. Hr gave toe namS
OF his sister i'm Baltimore AZ Mrs
Margaret Diver, and said that she ~
well 10 20.
Den II. Jacob has secured n 09-yesr
lease on the property nt No. 80
Iln2er, fuTrier. ana the deal involves
$500. 00r, The lease is given by T. III
Cooper and the deal was negotiated
by the Jacob NiCol Realty Co II is
stated &. at The lot which has a front
age OF 20 feet on Broadway and
DEPTH OF 100 feet viii he improved
when IN, lease which Mr. Zanger now
has expires In l0l4 \ three-story
hrick building stands upon the land
at present.
Mrs.. LISsrtte Hartenstein, ~ years old.
died early sunday morninE, In her
home, No. 423 Ficld-avc.. " heart dis
ease. Her husband, four sons and
Eve daughters survive her. Sh" came
To Detroit SO years ago from Ger
many and her family was one Of the
most prominent German families IN
Detroit Coroner j w -Rothacher,
the family physician. WAS called 70
attend her when she was taken III,
hut she was dead when he arrived,
and he acted in his of1cial capacity
as coroner
The latest downtown residence build
ing 10 40 tu,vn- before the march OF
business is the old Aspinwall ter,
race. built Ia 1860 by Joseph ana
Philip Aspinwall at Clinord-st and
Bagley-ave., which was the hrSt
building OF It's type 70 be put up IN
Detroit, and for years WAS one OF the
show places. a number OF the &C.
lebrities OF times lived in the
terrace. Plans for the improN ement
Of the property have not been an,
business block will be put UP
ChuYon barry, II years old, or Durasd,
Mich. In I'm So. Mary's hospital. with
q bullet wound through his stomach
and spine, but Is expected 10 re-
cover. owing 20 an exceptionally
strong constitution. The lad, Win
Ills brothers and some other boys was
hunting near mis- home, SATURDAY:
when a bullet from the rifle or one or
the other lads passed through MS
body lie was rushed TO the loeal
hospital on the hrst train, and lDr
Frank Walker, who operated on him.
believes he viii recover
A. n result of n talk by A. DouEsas
JamisOn, scout master of the BOY
Scouts troop, OF St John Episcopal
church. before the Newsboys asso,
citation Sunday evening troop VIII
be formed in the association, Just as
soon as President John l.. Dexter can
make the necessary arrangements
Three scouts from Mr. Jainlson,s
troop gave an exhibition OF scout
tactics that was enthusiastically re- |
ceived by. the boys in the audlehce
The program offered some dellsntIul
music by Miss Myrabelle GoldperS
and Mrs. J. +. Goldberg
George Allen. "a prosperous farmer liv-
ing near Lake Orion, stepped directly /
I'm the path OF an outbound Fllnt car |
at the Seven Mile-road, after aliBht- !
ing from a city bound car at that |
poInt. sunday night, and was almost
Instantly killed. The Michigan am |
n bula nCe removed the DOdy 10 the
county morgue, after Justice Mar |
shall OF Greenfield had view H. Allen
has sister living in Pontiac. and
n brother In oxford
The nRcd man who was terribly man
RIed by car nt Gratiot-ave. and
Riupelle- St, Saturday morning, was
identified, Saturday night, as An
thony Krass, 81 years old. OF No. Zso |
Mullet-st His son. William, with |
whom ne made his home, became
alarmed at their fathers long ABB
sence. and reading about the uniden.
tilted man I'm the morgue, called and
claimed the body. Mr.. krass had
lived in Detroit for so years, coming
here from Re'desheim. Germany lie
had worked as a tipisher In the Pull
man shops up 10 the time OF his re-
tirement
The equal sunrage parade and series |
= of out door meetings held SATURDAY
night were a great success IN polnt
OF numbers attracted, and enthusiasm
shown dozen good speakers. men
and women were on hand 70 talk 70
the crowd OF 1000 or more which [
gathered In front Of the county build
ing Miss Josephine Casey addressed
. a meeting in Moose temple, and was
compelled TO speak 10 an overnoW
meeting in the hall below. There |
were plenty OF suffrage campaigners