Maris Lodge Elects Officers for Year
The Harris oOo lodge held a night meeting electing officers for a new term. Named were grand, Clarence Caulkins as vice president, secretary Haer Th, treasurer William Pwyn e, and incorporator Hall jincorporator for the association. Frank Hunter and Louis Bramone named as members. A representative of Wisconsin appointed to joint congress for purchase matters. Former mayor My Bpeo announced his Republican nomination for state office.
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Harris oOo
Wrand
Clarence Caulkins
Pierce
Haerth
William Pwyne
Hall
Pe Glare
Wisconsin
Wn. MY
School site question is still in air
The Board of Education postpones a final decision on two proposed sites for a new North End school. The Whitney property on Remer street and a site opposite Shelton school were discussed. a meeting Thursday will include site visits. An option on Clifton street was noted, and Italian clubs may place a Columbus bust on Columbus school property. A $5,000 appropriation for land purchase and a $10,400 Barnum estate lot were discussed, with the latter tabled.
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North End
Board of Education
Shelton
Whitney
Remer Street
Housatonic
North Avenues
Shelton School
Chm
Beers
Alice Streets
J. HH. Coughlin
Columbue School
Bath
Colum- Sue
St. Vincent's Hospital
Eee
Hevens Deel
Bell
Rable
Boardman Reneed
Clifr Street
Alte
Cullinan
Remer Straet
Columbus
Committee On
George Finn
Reyting
Frank E. Clark
William H. Comley
U S Express Co Winds Up Affairs After Sixty Years
New York reports United States Express company ends operations at midnight, transfers most staff to other carriers, and liquidates assets. Equipment valued at 250000 to 400000 dollars is taken over by American and Wells Fargo. June rail and equipment orders show strong activity with 165000 tons of rails and 90 locomotives plus 2500 cars.
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Barrin Financial News
New York
United States Express Company
United States Express Co
American
Welle-Fargo
New Haven
Harlem River
Portchester
New England Navigation
New England
Charli Chaplin headlines Plaza shows with Keystone acts
An uproar greeted Chaplin on screen at the Plaza for three performances as Mabel and his Keystone comedy drew laughs. The vaudeville bill featured Wormwood's Animals with Pink the mind reading dog, Elliott and Mullen, Enright and Stone dancing, the New York Duo and others delivering a lively program including Our Mutual Gift and Footprints of Morwat.
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Charles Chaplin
Keystone Pictures
Plaza
Chaplin
Mabel
Keystones
Wormwood
Pink
Elliott
Mullen
Enright
Stone
Board of Censors
Way
Fenton Bill
New York
Margaret
Mowart
Railroad Notes and Officials in Flux Amid Rate Controversies
The piece reports on receivers Blair Waters and H King taking full control of the system as part of a court move to lessen railroad influence. It notes proposed slag rates in Pittsburgh are set for Aug 16 and may face Interstate Commission scrutiny as industry groups push for lower rates. It covers Ohio public utilities order mandating joint routes, shippers’ tariff concerns, and a possible leadership shift at Canadian Northern with I C Fritch rumored to assume command. It also mentions Baltimore & Ohio engineer Nakamura aiding the Monongahela bridge project and Chicago shippers losing potential Intermountain case claims.
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Blair and Waters
H. King
King
Tuttle
Publica Utilities Commission of
Ohio
Newberg & South Shore
Lake Terminal
Ist
Interstate Commission
The Master Cracksman at Lyric Impresses Audiences
The Master Cracksman opened at Lyric Theatre to wide praise. The melodrama stars Harry Carey with a star cast and features a sensational escape sequence and a twisting plot of theft, murder, and romance. It runs all week at the Lyric.
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Lyric Theatre
Joe
Harry Carey
Biograph
Progressive Motion Picture Corporation
Bird
Lyric
Socialism Must Tyranny Or Failure
Former President Taft argues at a Ceo- Terisiic Celeb'n event that socialism demands perfect selfless leaders or it becomes tyranny and destroys liberty. He contends true social harmony requires sacrifice and industry for others rather than self. until humans reach perfection socialism risks tyranny or collapse.
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Taft At
Terisiic Celeb
Foundation of New Harmony
Ind
Obituary notices for Dales H. Lane and Ellen Rafferty
Funeral services were held for Dales H. Lane at 11 30 yesterday from Bishop mortuary chapel with Rev F A Leffingwell officiating and Park Cemetery as the final resting place. Mrs Ellen Rafferty’s funeral began at 8 30 yesterday from her residence and continued to St Patrick’s Church for a requiem Mass officiated by Rev Fr Curran with floral tributes. burial was in St Michael’s Cemetery. Plans for a House Rules Committee vote on July 1 regarding Hobson constitutional amendment for nationwide prohibition have been abandoned.
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Dales H. Lane
Pacific Street
Bishop Mortuary
F. A. Leffingwell
Christ Episcopal Church
Park Cemetery
Ellen Rafferty
North Avenue
St. Patrick’s Church
Fr. Curran
Sadie Dillon
James Walsh
George Sweeney
John Murane
Thomas Carroll
St. Michael’s Cemetery
House Rules Committee
Hobson
Polls Theatre features Harry Cooper in top bill and varied acts
The Polls Theatre opened for the first three days of the week with headliner Harry Cooper, a famed dancer and showman. The program includes Montrose & Sidell, Lydia McMullen & Co, ventriloquist Frank Rogers, The Juents, Halsey Brothers, and Fred Mace in The Escape, plus other titles. A separate note reports Harry Allen of Youngstown, Ohio dying after being struck on the head during a game. The Washington court of claims adjourned for the summer after clearing its docket. One Cent a Word.
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America
Harry Cooper
Poll’s
Vernon Gastle
Montrose’ & Sidell
Lydia McMullen & Co
Frank Rogers
Juents
Halsey Brothers
Fred Mace
Harry Allen
Youngstown
Ohio
The Big White Cat and the Squirrel Friends
A large white cat in a forest home appears cross but befriends Baby Squirrel after a tense moment. Mrs. Squirrel initially warns against the cat, but Baby Squirrel reassures her and friendship grows. The tale ends with the cat no longer lonely. Pritz C Bleck, treasurer of a brewing company, was robbed of 1500 dollars in the Buffalo Federal building elevator.
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Vivian Vale
Mrs. Squirrel
Baby Squirrel
Pritz C. Bleck
Federal Building
Buffalo
Courtland School for Girls invites booklet visit 1914 15
The Courtland School for Girls at 431 Washington Avenue invites inquiry into its 1914 15 prospectus. Principal Miss Mary J. Miner highlights primary through advanced departments, an attractive building, strong faculty, individual attention, and college admissions for women. Boys may enter four lower grades. postcards request home interviews.
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Courtland School For
Washington Avenue
Mary J. Miner
Courtland School
June Weddings Bring Two City Nuptials to Light
Miss Marie Veronica Oliver and Mr. Thomas Keeley wed in a morning ceremony at St. Augustine's. The couple plan a two week honeymoon to Atlantic City and other points before settling at 5 Highland avenue. A second wedding, Miss M. Lohr and Mr. John M. Stockfish, occurred quietly at St. Mary's rectory with a reception at Shore Haven Inn. The bride will reside in Montreal with Stockfish heading there after marriage. News of the simple ceremonies surprised local friends.
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Marie Veronica Oliver
Peter Oliver
Linen Avenue
Thomas Keeley
Thomas H. Keeley
Atlantic Street
Kennedy
St. Augustine's Re Cc
Anna Bertha
Oliver
James
F. Keeley
Killarney
Brisebois
Atlantic City
Highland Avenue
Mise Isa M. Lohr
Rudolph Lohr
Adams St
John M. Stockfish
New York City
St. Mary‘s Church
Ruby Metcalf
Cincinnati
Walter Shanahan
Shore Haven Inn
Norwalk
Montreal
Stockfish
Nantell Carroll Wed At St Augustine's Church
Miss Alice Carroll and Mr George A Nantell were married at St Augustine's R C church yesterday at six in the morning with a nuptial mass conducted by Rev Father.
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Alice Carroll
George A. Nantell
St. Augustine’s R. C. Church
Wedding of Murphy Couple Traces Attendants and Trip
The bride was attended by Mrs. Edward Jones as matron of honor while best man Edward Jones. Following the ceremony the couple left for a wedding trip to Atlantic City and Washington DC.
Reich-Tims Korsreichs Wedding Unites Families in New York
Miss Sadie Reich daughter of Mr and Mrs William Reich of 9% Harries street and Mr Tim Korsreich formerly of Paterson NJ were married in New York City. Minnie Reich sister of the bride was maid of honor with bridesmaids Rad, Kornreich, Birdie Reich, Beatrice, Marks and J Preiaman. Best man Morris Balch. ushers Louis Reich Barney Huranery Joseph A Metz Richard Ettelsop Chee G Blank Nelian Katansky Jack Belch. Large attendance. couple to reside at 51 Puotos.
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Mise
Sadie Reich
William Ice
Harries Street
Tim. Korsreich
Paterson, NJ
Star Shirt Co
Ayarriage Bundey
New York City
Minnie H. Reich
Rad
Kornreich
Bede Etek
Birdie Reich
Beatrice ‘Aienahor
Marks
J. Preiaman
Morris Balch
Louis Reich
Ane Arbor
Mich
Barney Huranery
Jseph A Metz
Richard Ettelsop
Chee G. Blank
Nelian Katansky
Paterson
N. J
Jack Belch
Phere Ves
Treadiae
Two Bodies Recovered From Wrecked Steamship
Rimouski reports divers recovered two more bodies from the sunken Empress of Ireland. One was a man about 30 in a suit and the other a little girl in a nightgown. Both will be buried locally as authorities seek to identify all victims.
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Rimouski
Empress of
West Orange Buys Own Rail Line In New Jersey
In Trenton on June 10 West Orange became the first New Jersey municipality to own a railroad after Town Treasurer Exterest A. McGuirk bought the Orange Mountain Trolley Company at auction for taxes unpaid. The Public Service Company cut power to the line. town officials have not decided its future. Senator Henry West of Georgi suffered a hip injury from a fall near the Hotel Cochray in Hington.
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Trenton
West Orange
New Jersey
A. McGuirk
Orange Mountain Trolley Company
Public Service Company
Henry
Georgi
Hotel Cochray
Hington
Everely
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Good & Reynolds
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Clinton
John B. Reynolds
Pacific
M. J. Gannon Suneral
Brand
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Mphone
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Wm. Lieberum & Son Embeleérs and Undertakers
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Resolute
Bristol
R. L
Dorothy
Arauco Bay
Cyrus
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Fairfield Ave
Wm. R. Winn
Greatford Avenue
Darriet Fesherwood
Main St
Lyford Brothers
U. S. Express CO
Winds UP Affairs
Plaza Theatre
Trafic
Surnaces
Pittsburgh
Aubat
Darius Miller
The
Colorado Southern
United Comercial Travelers of America
Llower
Utilities Commissions
Eastern Territory
United States Steel Corporations
Benetchi Nakamura
Japanese Imperial Railways
Tokio
Baltimore & Ohio
Monongahela River
I. C. Fritch
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
A. Killen
National Audit Company
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Washington Court of Claims
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