Chauncey Depew obituary notes long public life
The editorial tribute recalls Chauncey M Depews role as attorney for the New York Central and its president in 1885 He was noted as an internationally known after dinner speaker and a prolific public orator whose wit and good humor earned him wide audiences The piece credits his life and character with shaping beliefs in extending the span of useful life beyond medical theory
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Depew
Japan
New York Central Railroad
America
Chauncey M. Depew
Death of Henry P. Davison Prompts Public Mournful Tribute
The obituary notes Henry P. Davison will be laid to rest in Locust Valley today. It highlights his philanthropy with John D. Ryan in Red Cross work and the vast relief millions raised during wartime Europe. Davison rose from humble beginnings to become a model of generosity and civic virtue.
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America
Henry P. Davison
Locust Valley
Davison
John D. Ryan
American Red Cross
Europe
A Wilsonesque Marplot Faces Missouri Senate Race
The piece labels Jim Reed as a marplot per Woodrow Wilson and notes Wilson’s indirect critique of Reed. It recounts past political jibes at Bryan and Stanchfield, links Reed to Wilson opposition, and forecasts a spicy Missouri primary with Breckenridge Long as Reed’s rival. It suggests a Democratic rebuke of Wilson if Reed wins the nomination.
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Woodrow Wilson
Jim Reed
Baltimore
John B. Stanchfield
New York
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Stanchfield
Champ Clark
Reed
Wilson
Missouri
Breckenridge Long
League of Nations
Depew Starts Memoirs at Eighty Eight
Chauncey M Depew marks his eighty eighth birthday by beginning memoirs to chronicle his long public career starting with the 1856 Fremont campaign and continuing through his retirement in 1906. The New York sage, known as Peeks kill, says the work may interest younger friends entering life’s big work.
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Depew
Fremont
Yale
Passing of Nick Carter and moral tones in dime novels
The piece reflects on Nick Carter detective stories as a moralizing staple for American boys, praising the hero’s virtue, legality, and lack of vice. It notes the author Frederick Van Rensselaer Dey’s prolific output, his conscience, and the perception of Nick Carter as a clean, moral hero despite literary status. The text also weaves in contemporary issues about Prohibition, home stills, and remarks on figures like Woodrow Wilson, Uncle Joe Cannon, and Chauncey Depew, framing them in a satirical, period voice.
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Nick Carter
Nick
Frederick van Rensselaer Dey
Mr. Dey
New York
Fort Hee Hoedik Fort For Sale And Yacht Bargain
Zizi lingers on a coastal fort fate in the Breton port, learns the fort is for sale through a lawyer, and considers buying it with its furnishings. She is offered the Mouette yacht tied to the same owner, a luxurious bargain with a loyal crew, inviting a swift cash purchase and new adventures.
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Port
Navajo
Zisk
Inter Zist
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Fine
Vannen
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Iite
Tie Pantelot
Pari Pantelot
Zizi
Eviine
Mademoiselle
Mother sings lullaby over radio to first baby listener
In Philadelphia baby Florence Jackson months old listens as her mother sings a lullaby by wireless. The photo shows the beaming child enjoying the moment and her achievement as the first baby to hear her mother sing on the air.
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Florence Jackson
Philadelphia
Barn Fire Threatens White Sulphur Homes
White Sulphur Springs May 8 A barn behind the Westover boarding house was destroyed by fire. Owned by Lewis Penwell the barn and boarding house escaped total loss as firemen gained control in about 10 minutes. The barn was uninsured with damage around $400. Suspicion falls on a intoxicated man near the scene.
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Westover
Lewis Penwell
Theodore Sarter
Courtwright
Shor
Hiner Butler
Horoscope for May 9 1922 Mars influences travel and work
The May 9 1922 horoscope says Mars favors good luck today for journeys and engineering projects while Saturn brings a beneficial phase. Many foreign workers may return home and later gain citizenship, with colonization plans advancing and veterans seeing improved conditions. Sentiment and propaganda may face caution as weather and travel outlooks suggest cool spells and changes in the east.
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Mars
McClure Syndicate
Heartbreaker John Le Clair Accused of Bigamy Ties to Police
John Lawrence Le Clair, described as a fast and persuasive lover, was arrested in Poughkeepsie on bigamy charges. He claimed to have eight wives and boasted about his escapades with 78 women, telling officers he seduces every type of woman with the line all fall for me.
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John Lawrence le Clair
Poughkeepsie
le Claire
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