United States to Build First Embassy in Rio de Janeiro
Edwin V. Morn will be the first American ambassador as the United States starts constructing its first embassy building in Rio de Janeiro. The project for the Arabian Centennial exposition will cost about 1 million dollars, with much space opening at the expo on September 7 and completion planned for November. The design by Frank W. Packard features white stucco exterior with Portuguese colonial styling, two stories, and an interior using native imbuia wood.
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Edwin V. Morn
Frank
Packard, Colembuys
Rio de Janeiro
Girl Killed in Putnam Crash. Uncle Hurt
In Putnam a car overturning on a rainy road killed 13 year old Ethel Tayng of Carlstedt New Jersey and badly injured her uncle William Midd ing of Wall River Slusa. Mrs Flailing and two children in the car escaped with minor injuries. The parents of the deceased drove ahead to a family reunion in Limantic New York.
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Putnam
Ethel MM. Tayng
James Jayne
Carlstedt
Wiliam
Wall River
Slusa
Voas
William. Flailing
Mmr Inj Vies
Dyad Gil
Witlimantic
Pootatuck Yacht Fleet Back After Enjoyable Cruise
The Pootatuck Yacht Club returned after a Labor Day cruise that drew several clubs to Lloyd's Harbor. Commodore William Houston sold Mohawk while TL Loveland bought Vagabond to captain it to New Jersey. The fleet included 400 yachts weighing anchor as crews swam and raced, with plans for another race the following Saturday.
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Jules
FE Y
Wi Brooke
Araft
Gommodore
Harry EB
Sadie C. _Freyd
Ernest Hull
Bierhom
Pan Club
Board of Governors
Poordtuck Yacht Club
Lloyd's Harbor
Indian Harbor
Corinthean
Bayside
Harlem
Pequannock
William
Houston
Commodore TL
Loveland
Yachtet
Uiyner
Vagabond
uArthur
Atright
New Jersey
Eilen May
the Papotatuck Club
Red Shir Stratford
Labor Day Weather Disrupts Seaside Festivities
Heavy rain and wind marred Labor Day activities across Bridgeport and Seaside, delaying planned events. A Seaside Week opening performance was postponed, sports and tournaments were moved to next week, and street decorations suffered as crowds faced soggy grounds and flooded venues.
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Bridgeport
Avila
Americia
Helwes
Waterbury
Wiregulk
Jupiter Flavius
Wu Hillry
Newflall Park
Eolt Fang
Buardgley Park
Allery
Am Heavy Mage
Munich
Etween
Stratford Avenue
Mae Laure
Heirstal
Clarke Resigns From W S Bench in Victorian Era
Former United States Justice Clarke, born 1862 in Buckingham England, resigned from the Utah bench after a long career from 1905 to 1917. He served in the first Senate and as Utah delegate to Republican conventions, later advised the Wilson administration and represented the U S in negotiations with Norway during wartime. He was defeated for re election in 1916 by Marcus A Pla nna. He was associated with Tom Johnson and Newton D Baker in Ohio politics and was nominated to the Supreme Court by Wilson. He was noted as a corporation law specialist and discussed road and traffic accident causes. The piece ends with a note on Danish theatre in Copenhagen.
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England
Senate
United States Senate
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Funios
Utah
United States
Norway
Justica Clarke
Wilson
Ohio
Tom Johnson
Newton D. Baker
Marcos A. Planna
Iia
Wisgle
Clarke
High Esteam
Ila Associates
Way to dissolve and remove blackheads ad
An advertisement promotes dissolving blackheads with talcum powder and water. Rub a hot wet cloth over the pores, then wash the area to make blackheads disappear leaving pores clean. The ad claims powder and water dissolve dust and dirt in the pores.
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House of Marshall Field & Co
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Jong
Save Days
Ity
City Savings Bank
Uncle Sam
Rio
Taneiro
Uneiy Sam
Ido Jangira
Ormerly
New York City
the Wichen
Abe Helen
Main St
Elm St
Pootatuck
Long Island Port
Royal Opera
Tgo
Fashion Park
Norfolk
Delft
Bzigs
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