Plan Big Celebration for Dr Lauro Muller in New York Arrival
Brazil’s Prime Minister Dr Lauro Muller will visit the United States in June, with military aides assigned for his travels. He aims to select a site in San Francisco for a Brazilian building at the Panama Exposition and will meet President Wilson in Washington. His career includes leading Brazil’s public works, agriculture, weather service, and major Rio de Janeiro redevelopment.
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Brazil
New York
Army
United States
Elihu Root
San Francisco
Washington
Wilson
Bryan
Roysity
State Department
the Inquirer
Muller
Prince Henry
Prussia
Dr. Muller
Wisi
America
Inter
Fonseca
Department of Agriculture
Brasilian Weather Bureau
Madeira-Mamore
Joinville-Absseu
Amazon Valley
Yast
Rico de Janeiro
Para
Otter Harbors
Dr. Mulier
Rio de Janeiro
Singering
Last Grand Army man Saltzgaber can become pensions chief
Washington May 31. The last Grand Army man to hold the Pension Commissioner post may be Gaylord M. Saltzgaber of Van Wert Ohio who took the oath of office. A young Union veteran he served early and long, with battles from Shiloh to Wilson's campaign, and now at 63 he stands ready for a long tenure.
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Clyde H. Tavenner
Washington
Gaylord M. Saltgaber
van Wert
Ohio
Saltzgaber
Saltaga
Grand Army
Gaylord M. Saltsgaber
Staltsgaber
President Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Salizgaber
Gaylord
Fort Sumter
Third Ohio Cavalry
Samuel
Thomas
William
Pulaski
Tenn
Culver
Gaylord Saltzgaber
Shiloh
Corinth
Perryville
Stone River
Chickamauga
Wilson
Alabama
Georgia
Mr. Galtz
Notable Ohio lawyer and politician to mayor at 23
Gather pursued blacksmithing then studied at a business college in Poughkeepsie before teaching in Ohio. He rose as a renowned Buckeye State attorney, entered politics as mayor of Van Wert at 23, served four years in the Ohio Senate, and was once the party's US Senate candidate a dozen years ago but lost.
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Gather
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Ohio
Buckeye
van Wert
Ohio Senate
United States
Birthday roll call of famed scholars and rulers
The article lists notable birthdays from June 1, including Harvard psychologist Hugo Munsterberg and eugenic advocate Charles Davenport, noting their ages and work. It also covers Beulah Miller, Beulah’s mind studies, and mentions figures from Britain and the Vatican, such as Pope Pius XI, with brief biographical highlights and remarks on their contributions and origins.
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Hugo Mumsterberg
Harvard
Philosopher
Cambridge
Danzig
Germany
Leipzig
Old Heidelberg
University of Freiburg
Dr. Munsterburg
United States
Great Britain
Munsterberg
Beulah Miller
Rhode Island
Charles B. Davenpore
Carnegie Institute
E Harriman
Davenport
Cold Spring Arbor
L. I
Washington’s naval duel tale echoes a famed 1800s clash
A century ago off Boston harbor the US frigate Chesapeake under Capt Lawrence fought the British ship Shannon commanded by Capt Broke. The Chesapeake was defeated after a close ship to ship duel lasting minutes. Lawrence and Ludlow were mortally wounded, inspiring the phrase Dont Give Up the Ship. The Shannon sailed to Halifax with its prize where Lawrence and Ludlow were honored in Salem.
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Lawrence
Shannon
Philip Bowes
Broke
Boston
Augustus Ludley
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Ludlow
Halifax
Salem
Maes
Wallis
February advance note on Thomas Hardy and critics
A low profile obituary style piece notes M. La my succeeding Thureau-Dan gin as academy secretary and lists Hardy as a rationalist realist born in Dorsetshire seventy three years ago. It recounts his literary rise from Desperate Remedies to Far From the Madding Crowd Tess of the d Urbervilles and his Dorchester cottage belief in merciless writing over sentiment.
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Pius XI
Thomas Hardy
Etienne Marie Victor Lamy
French Academy
Giuseppe Sarto
Joseph Taylor
Treviso
Italy
Mantua
Venice
Vatican
Elo
Rosea
Joseph
M. Etienne Marie Victor Lamy
Academie Francaise
Cize Jura
Immortal Forty
Legion of Honor
National Assembly
Dorsetshire
Dorchester
Reilly Pushes Clock Tariff Reduction Compromise
Connecticut Congressman Thomas I Reilly argues that any tariff cut on clocks will fall short of the Underwood plan. He notes clocks remain common in homes and urges Senate restraint to protect manufacturers in New Haven Waterbury and Bristol. He supported a 30 percent rate after a 10 percent cut proposal faced House passage. The clock industry faces no monopoly and has cut prices rather than raising them. Congress has approved a 25 percent rate, with ongoing compromise efforts.
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Thomas I. Reilly
Congress
Senate
New Haven
Weterbury
Bristol
Reilly
Connecticut
Washington
House
D. M. Read Co. Announces Clearance of Period Furniture
A clearance sale of period furniture on the fourth floor features dining room and bedroom suites in Chippendale Adam Sheraton and Hepplewhite styles plus Elizabethan and Jacobean Oak. A note worthy gathering for collectors with items including a French Suite style Louis XVI. Call and see the exhibit.
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Chippendale
Sheraton
Economical Housekeeper Reviews Refrigerators
A furnishing store feature outlines multiple refrigerator models and prices. It compares ice capacity and construction, highlighting the McKee line with porcelain enamel, White Mountain, Eddy, and all steel variants. Emphasizes proper air circulation, moisture control, and economical ice use through suitable sizing.
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McKee
White Mountain
Special La Resista Corsets in Summer Style Sale
A graceful model for the average figure with a long close fitting skirt shaping the body to slender lines. No 901 La Resista corset priced at 3.00 shown in a batiste summer version in all sizes 18 to 30. Special sale price 1.98 begins Tuesday morning June 3.
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Batiste
Senate debate on duty rate as 20 percent compromise
In the Senate discussions a 20 percent duty is presented as a compromise arrangement agreeable to all, with the possibility that this rate will be the one finally adopted. The exchange highlights that the tariff rate remains unsettled and subject to final decision among lawmakers.
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Senate
B H S NOTES Hints Of Local Social and Sports Events
Stuart Hamilton II played second base in the Army Navy game. He is a student at Annapolis. The Hermes club held a theatre party Thursday evening. Jonas J. Meyer will perform with the First Presbyterian church drum corps in the Sunday school parade. Thomas Lashar 13 and Dorothy Smith 13 will attend the Courtland school dance. The afternoon freshman class of room 4 held a Beardsley park picnic Saturday. Misses Barbara DuBois and others were Dorothy Capps shore guests over four days. The senior dance Friday evening is expected to be a brilliant affair. For outing trips white buckskin oxford and rubber sold tennis shoes are being worn.
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Stuart Hamilton ,II
Annapolis
Ladies Bathing Shoes Warm Cork Sole Ads
Ad brief listing ladies bathing shoes with cork and rubber soles. Mentions warmer items and a single contour ad line with wallet note. Contains sparse readable text likely from a classified ad page segment.
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Abe Om
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