President Wilson Arrives in New York City Hall Welcome
President Wilson lands at Manhattan docks in New York after a salute by Marines and mounted police. He enters Carnegie Hall for a brief address amid cheers, then departs by special train from Pennsylvania Station to Washington. Governor Smith and Mayor Hylan lead the welcoming ceremony.
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Shore Road
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Wadsworth
Hamilton
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Woolsey
Tarbell Wicks
Yarnall
Bry
Correction
Mayor Gaynor
President Welcomed in Hoboken by Mayor and Cheering Crowd
President Wilson lands in Hoboken greeted by Mayor Griffin and a large cheering throng. The scene features schoolchildren, dignitaries, and a formal welcome as Wilson returns from negotiations at the peace conference. Messages of congratulations from officials and citizens accompany the reception on the pier and along the Hudson.
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Hamburg American Inc
Back Pain Relief Claim For CINOT Medicine
A laborer named Mir Geatons from Stratford Avenue reports severe back pain from painting and contracting work. After trying CINOT he says kidney pain eased and daily tasks improved, praising the CINOT expert at Harrigans Drug Store 81 Fairfield Avenue for demonstrations and relief.
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Eadsport
Harbor Welcome as George Washington Reaches New York Harbor
President George Washington sails into New York Harbor amid cheers from crowds along the Battery Brooklyn Jersey shores and Hudson river. Naval escorts, twenty one gun salutes, and a flotilla of destroyers mark the arrival as officials and citizens greet the nation’s leader.
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Mai
President Wilson Speech Recounts Wars of Oppression
The passage reflects on peoples formerly under Austro Hungarian Turkish and German rule and how they now breathe freedom. It notes their memory of those who claimed to fight for liberation and insistence on liberty as the war’s terms.
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Turkey
Germany
Weather Summary for the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast
Turbulent fragmentary forecast notes fair to clear skies across eastern states with thunderstorms in the south. Winds from Atlantic coast to moderate and turning southerly. Temperatures generally rising through Wednesday and Thursday with higher values east of the Mississippi. Observations show varying cloud cover and light rain at several stations.
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President's speech declares peace task beyond victory
The governor speaks on America's wartime role and the conference. He says peace is a new task to preserve, urging collective effort to avoid bloodshed and ensuring future generations recognize the era as true to their early vision. He urges dedication and influence to maintain the peace.
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America
Saloon Shutdown as Barteens Strike Hurts City
Philadelphia on July 3 reports 400 or more saloons closed as union bartenders go on strike over wartime beer sale limits. Retailers and hotelkeepers warn of a bone dry price rise and potential protests urging the President to end the war-time prohibition.
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Philadelphia
President Wilson Heavily Guarded Amid Return Parade
The text describes heavy security as President Wilson traveled by train to New York, with police battalions and about 1100 officers guarding the route from Hoboken to Carnegie Hall. Captain Jamis V Filock led the guards, and about 3680 New York police were on duty from the harbor to Seventh Avenue.
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French Offer of 300 Million for 1.5 Billion Stock
In Washington, the French government offered 300 090 000 dollars for 1 506 000 000 dollars stock of American Unity equipment in France. The War Department ordered a sales organization for disposal of the property. Director Hare told a House committee that the offer covered all materials including ship locks railroad works and equipment, automobiles trucks and textiles. Hare plans to sail for Europe with industrial experts on Saturday to begin work abroad.
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United States Liquidation Commission
Europe
First Baptists May Have Batavia Man
Fragmentary item notes a Batavia man connected with First Baptists. The readable text references a dispute and a recipient from Buffalo and a pastor figure, but details are garbled and unclear.
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Batavia
Resignation at First Baptist Church in city discussed
The local church notes the resignation of the pastor from the First Baptist Church and reports an upcoming meeting on the matter. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate church leadership to address the issue at a congregation gathering tonight.
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First Baptist Church
Wridgport Church Committee Unresolved Response
In Wridgport the church committee members have not yet given a definite reply to Wi MacQueen Phil. The note hints at busy work scheduling and the risk of delays caused by imprudent actions affecting traffic in an hour or more.
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Kidney Remedy for 40 Years A Pronounced Success
The advertisement touts Warner’s Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy as an enduring household cure praised by a grateful user. It claims decades of positive results, endorsed by letters and testimonials, and highlights trust in kidney health products and a long history of use.
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