Boston welcomes Chuck Connors in Chinatown stage debut
Chuck Connors arrives in Boston on the nine o clock train from New York and visits Chinatown where old New York acquaintances greet him. He performs the Bowery dive on stage at the Columbia this week in On the Bowery, while locals doubt or confirm his identity through sightings and reactions.
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Chinatown
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Natown
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Celestial
Jerrys
the Columbia
the Bowery
Brooklyn Bridge
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The
Bowery
Henry George Mourned Across New York and Brooklyn
The city and state paid tribute to Henry George with a funeral procession from Union Square to Grand Central Palace and on to Greenwood. Crowds, including laborers and notable figures, filed past the plain casket as religious figures spoke, and Anna George urged flowers be placed atop the bier. The service drew tens of thousands while leaders and citizens attended in sorrow.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn City Hall
Henry George
Fort Hamilton
Greenwood
Union Square
Grand Central Palace
Seth Low
Patrick J. Gleason
Greater
Strong
Heber Newton
Lyman Abbott
Gustav Gottheil
McGlynn
Earl
Johns. Crosby
Hew George
Guard of Honor
Anna George
Gran Central Palace
Cdy
Richard George
Nee
Forty Sixth Street
Palace
Forty-sixth Street
Third Avenue
Abraham Cahan
Maurice J. Powers
John J. Mather
Alien Johnson
Tom Johnson
August Lewis
Arrest of Boston man linked to bicycle thefts near Bangor
In Bangor Maine a man naming himself William McIntyre of Boston was captured after a police chase following reports of a stolen bicycle from Oak Grove Seminary Wassamboro and a break in on the Maine Central railroad line between Brunswick and Newport. A loaded self cocking revolver, a stolen watch, keys and a knife were found on him.
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William McIntyre
Boston
Gilman
Oak Grove Seminary
Wassarboro
Evans
Maine Central Railroad
Brunswick
Newport
Detroit
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Zeice
Somerville City Charter Commission Names Revealed
Ward 4 members announced last weekend include J Warren Bailey Howard D Moore G M Harmon George Trient J O Hayden and Franklin B. The Ward 2 panel lists J Frank Wellington Dr A H Carvill Dr J F Couch William H Brine L Roger Wentworth and George A Bruce The Ward 3 roster features William F Hall George H Doane Elisha Woodward William L Barber Samuel C Darling and Benjamin F Smith.
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City of
Somerville
J. Warren Bailey
Howard D. Moore
G. M. Harmon
George Trient
J. O. Hayden
Franklin
J. Frank Wellington
A. H. Carvill
J. F. Couch
Illiam H. Brine
L. Roger Wentworth
George A.ruce
Wilam F Hall
George H. Doane
Elisha Woodward
William L. Barber
Samuel C. Darling
Benjamin F. Smith
Worcester arrest on warrant for Benny Ferro
Officers of Station 1 arrested Benny Ferro in Worcester on a warrant. He is charged with assault and battery upon Alexander Capone and will be taken to Worcester for processing.
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Alexander Capone
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In Berlin Kuhut and Delissler Patent Smoke Combustor
The Berlin firm Kuhut and Delissler patents a simple smoke consumer using a fire clay plate inserted in the furnace to achieve complete combustion of smoke and save about 20 percent on fuel. An ordinary fireman can replace it. It costs 400 marks.
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Kuhut & Delissler
New York Visitor Loses $100 in City Theft
Walter E. Loring of New York reported at Station 5 that near Union Park and Ashington streets a man conversed with him and then took $100 from his vest pocket.
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New York
Station 5
Union Park
Ashington Streets
Cornvale Football Player Said To Attend College
In an exchange cited by the Cleveland Plain Dealer a speaker asks about a Cornvale football player named Robert and whether he is attending college. The dialogue implies the player is associated with college attendance.
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Cornvale
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Clergyman forgets himself asks hymn request
A Chicago Record item reports a clergyman, forgetting himself, asking the congregation to sing a hymn with a garbled title. The incident sparks interest in the church service and the crowd’s reaction.
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Chicago
Floral tributes at Henry George funeral mass
A mass of floral decorations surrounds Henry George’s casket with wreaths from the Chicago Single Tax Club and prominent figures. Cards praise the late reformer as friend of man while portraits and a bust honor his memory. tributes include roses, immortelles, and a book shaped tribute of Progress and Poverty.
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Single Tax Club
Henry George
Richard
Imortelies
J. Julio
Tom Ll. Johnson
Joseph Pulitzer
Michael
Annie Dwyer
Lucy Johnson Wade
John C. Mitholland
Henry George Funeral Draws Thousands In New York
In a grand funeral, authorities and civic leaders oversaw police arrangements to manage about 6000 mourners. Henry George Jr chaired the service with family present as Dr. Abbott Rabbi Gottheil and Father McGlynn praised the reformer’s honesty, humanity, and push for justice while outlining his lasting influence on public life.
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Henry George funeral in New York city draws vast crowd
A large, orderly procession through Manhattan and Brooklyn honors Henry George. Notables including Mayor Strong and Rev. McGlynn attend services, while mourners line streets as the catafalque passes. The Brooklyn end leads to City Hall where the cortege disperses and the family returns to Fort Hamilton.
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Ene
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George
Tom Johnson
Lewis Post
Hamlin Garland
Albert Johnson
August Lewis
City Hall Square
Mary Baalick
Tribute to Henry George at Steinert Hall
The Rev Samuel Fuller paid a moving tribute to Henry George at Steinert Hall praising the economist as a saintly figure whose work in Progress and Poverty spread worldwide. He argued private land ownership is wrong and praised George as a savior of the poor whose ideas will shape the nation like Moses and Jesus.
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Samuel R. Fuller
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China
Japan
Sermon Honors Henry George By Rev Minot Savage
In New York City the Rev Minot J Savage at the Church of the Messiah spoke on An Ideal City and paid brief tribute to Henry George the single tax advocate. He praised George as a martyr to his cause and urged people to study government mechanisms.
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Earge
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Ie Lewis
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John P. Crawford
Charles W. Dayton
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Horace White
Edward McHugh
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John Swinton
Lawson Purdy
John R. Gide
A. van Otan R. Waters
E. Leverson
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Strong
Seth Low
George E. Waring
John Jeroleman
R. Heber Newton
Mr. George
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Cmane
Episcopal Church
Abbott
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Dr. McGlynn
The
United Sates
Minot J. Savage
Henry George Jr Promises Mayoral Fight for Greater New York
Henry George son of the late Henry George pledges to continue his father’s work if elected mayor of Greater New York. He vows swift justice against public thieves and corruptionists, urging supporters to keep faith and press on with the standard his father raised.
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New York
Henry George
Greater New York
Poem on love and sacrifice by Bliss Carman
The verses describe common people and notable figures who sacrificed for others. It references a man of the people, a Son of Goa, and a rebel path of love and labor to redeem the world from cruelty and greed. The poem emphasizes love as creed and honor as law.
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Bliss Carman
Lot
You
Goa
Miss Footlight Photo Sparks Editor Clash
A reader confronts the paper over printing Miss Footlight's picture and the editor retorts that they never retract statements. The exchange highlights tension between readers and the newsroom about coverage.
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