Obituary of Edmund J Delehanty of Fall River Mass
Edmund J Delehanty died Friday at his home in Fall River following a brief illness. He was long associated with Mt Hope Park and maintained a summer residence near Mt Hope Bay. He leaves his wife Katherine O Neill Delehanty three daughters two sisters a brother and four sons. Funeral services were held at Holy Name Church.
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Edmund J. Delehanty
Fall River
Mass
Mt. Hope Park
Mt Hope Bay
Highland Avenue
Holy Name Church
Katherine O'Neill Delehanty
Sarah
Mariel
Edna
Ellen Dixon
Watertown
Patrick Sullivan
Martin H Delehanty
John
Everett
Elmer
Haly Cross College
Irving
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Funeral Services Held for Angus McVarish at Constitution Street
Funeral services for Angus McVarish were held yesterday afternoon at his home 121 Constitution Street with Rev James J Goodacre of the First Congregational Church officiating. Interment followed in North Cemetery. bearers included Dannl G Coggeshall George A Richardson Leonard P Sanford and Fred F Hodgdon. McVarish aged about 73, died Friday evening after a long illness. He was born in Paton Nova Scotia and is survived by his wife Mary McVarish. He previously worked as a heat builder at the Herreshott Miz Co plant and was injured in a fall at work some time ago.
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Angus McVarish
Constitution Street
James J Goodacre
First Congregational Church
North
Dannl G Coggeshall
George A Richardson Leonard P Sanford
Fred F Hodgdon
North Cemetery
MecVarish
Miss Emma M Munroe Dies After Illness at Home
Emma M Munroe aged about 70 died at her Franklin Street residence last evening around 8 o clock after a period of poor health following an operation months ago. She was born December 12 1855 in Bristol and attended public and private schools. She was greatly interested in p ils and was a member for many years.
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Mass Janing Mas
Munroe Dalladites
Cate
Sanford Benton
Mars
Tillinghast
Munroe
Franklin Street
Severa
Bristol
Bristol woman active in church groups to be laid to rest
A Bristol resident active in St. Michael's Church and the Bristol Choral Society and a member of the Bristol Chapter DAR will be buried Thursday. Her funeral from the late home will proceed to North Cemetery for interment.
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St. Michael’s Church
Bristol Choral Society
Bristol
Daughters of the American Revolution
North Cemetery
Dr Mary Esther Harlan Dies in Providence
Dr Mary Esther Harlan widow of Dr Allison Wright Harlan former resident of this town died in Providence yesterday at about 63. She was born in Mystic Connecticut, daughter of Julius Clark and Mary Esther Gallup, graduate of Boston Dental College in 1893. She practiced dentistry on Boylston Street Boston from 1893 to 1901 and later lived in Mt Vernon No Yo. She leaves a brother Julius and sister Dr Jennie H Gallup. Funeral tomorrow with interment Kensico Cemetery Mt Vernon.
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Mary Esther Harlan
Allison Wright Harlan
Providence
Julius Clark
Mary Esther (Harvey) Gallup
Mystic
Conn
Boston Dental College
Boylston Street
Boston
Mt Vernon
No Yo
Julius
Jennie H Gallup
Kensico Cemetery
Mt Vernon Noy
Community Events Schedule From Local Clubs
Readable listings show varied events at Holmes House and Pepita Pastime Theatre with church and school group sponsorships. Includes card party on Thursday April 7, theatre performances by Columbus Players and Teachers Vacation group and multiple cabaret style shows and concerts through April.
Old Buddha Images Found Near Blouseng India
Ancient Buddha figures discovered near Blouseng in India are believed to be centuries old and of exceptional artistic quality. Authorities note the government will offer no reward for the finding of these artifacts.
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Anegert
Blouseng
India
Daughters of Union Veterans visit Soldiers Home for Easter
Seventy five Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War visited the Soldiers Home Sunday afternoon. Commandant Mrs Susan M Sheple welcomed them as Easter eggs and gifts were distributed. Rev Lincoln Bean addressed the group with remarks by GAR leaders and Daughters of Union Veterans officers.
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Veterans of Soldiers
A. Lincoln Bean
Barrington
Soldiers Home
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Susan M Sheple
Soldiers Home Committee
Woman's Relief Corps
Ao Lincoln Bean
Barrington Congregational Church
William Dunham
Charles A Lewis
GAR
Gertrude Houghtaing
Daughters of Union Veterans
Helen Place
Susan Mo Sheple
Henry LL Sweenes
John J Coughran
Freckles Explain How Sun Affects Their Appearance
The text discusses freckles as seasonal and sun influenced. It notes freckles arise from increased local deposits of pigment granules in the epidermis and dermis, though the sun’s rays may not be the sole cause.
Crewed Ocean Highway Plan Fails in Fictional Narrative
Fragmentary OCR reads as a stylized account of a failed project to blast barriers and connect the Atlantic and Pacific via a mythic ocean highway. It mentions August Shott and Panmure nat with unclear terms and locations.
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Panmure
Atlantic
Pacific
Lion of Lucerne Memorial Faces Revolution and Loyalty
In Lucerne a rockcarved Lion memorial honors the Swiss Guard who died protecting Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette during the 1789 Paris uprising. The statue shows a wounded lion with a shield bearing Bourbon fleurs de lis, beside a reflecting pool in a tribute to fidelity beyond borders.
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Ue Tuileries
Paris
Detroit News
Lucerne
Switzerland
Louis XVI
Marie Antoinette
Clit
Louis
Cake as a Symbol at Life’s Milestones Through History
The article notes cake’s long held symbolic role from birth to death in big events. It cites Helen Buchler of the New York Herald Tribune Magazine and sketches historic Yorkshire obsequies with sweetened cakes and hot ale or wine, lemon peel indicating mortality, and biscuit favors wrapped in coffin and skull imagery sealed with black wax.
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Helen Buchler
New York
Hercald Tribune
Iden Times
Yorkshire
Eurastometer Gauges Human Power In Horsepower
The eurastometer, a device using a bicycle transmission and geared cylinder, tests human strength in horsepower. A subject maintains a set rpm while a weight brake increases resistance until revolutions fall below a standard, with horsepower read from a scale.
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Washington Star
Wood Used in Golf Clubs Through History
The article explains golf club construction with woods for drivers and brassies, irons for heads, and wooden shafts. It notes a shift from beech and beech-n heads to American white hickory and split hickory shafts, detailing wood types like ash and greenheart as older materials.
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Simmon
Open Range Practices in Methena Ranching
Article notes open range methods dominate old fashion cattle operations in Methena. It highlights large grazing tracts, seasonal cattle movement onto forest lands, and the shift by some ranchers toward alternate pasture use during early spring months.
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Methena
National Forest
Curious Garlic Use Described In Agricultural Note
A historical agricultural note describes extracting garlic juice for a plant treatment. The process involves pressing tan omeeri616 and boiling the juice at a low temperature, then repeated pressing and boiling to yield a final extract for use on crops.
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Vosthorp Aablestve
Perten
Latinas
Tnt
Fourth Estate Origins as Army Reference Across History
An explainer notes Carlyle credits Edmund Burke with coining the phrase Fourth Estate but editor Frank Vizetelly argues it predates him, tracing it to Lord Falkland in Tudor times. It describes a 17th century episode where officers sought civilian control, framing the army as a fourth estate alongside church and state.
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Carlyle
Edmund Burke
Frank A. Vizetelly
Lord Falkland
Richard
England
Lords and Commons
Detroit News
Moments of uncalled-for anxiety in Balfour golf tale
The Boston Globe recounts a story about Earl Balfour when he was prime minister. He faced Sunday golf hosting tension as spectators appeared and asked who the mysterious clock-suited man was, noting he could not play golf.
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Earl Balfour
Boston Globe
Old St George the Martyr Church in London Narrative
The parish church of St George the Martyr in London draws visitors for its Dickens connection. Historically the bell tolled for fires and alarms, and crypt burials linked malefactors from King's Bench prison. Richard Banks allegedly revived after a 1610 supposed death before a second execution. The current church dates to 1734 on the original site's footprint.
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St George the Martyr
London
Charles Dickens
King's Bench Prison
St. George’s Crypt
Richard Banks
St George’s
Lawyer Confounded by Witness Name on Stand
In a courtroom a lawyer failed to catch a witness name after multiple asks. The witness spelled it aloud as O dou ble t i double you e double o double d, provoking laughter. The lawyer then took the witness aside and learned the name was Ott iwell Woodd.
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Ottiwell Woodd
The Smile You See Is Not What It Seems
A Tystyette Journal item describes a girl who cultivates a constant bright smile as her facade. It notes her face stays fixed in cheerfulness all day, while hinting that a loss of that sunlit grin could cause her expression to crack.
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Tstyette Journal
Courter
Gates at White House removed from public access
The Office of Public Buildings and Grounds states that gates on Pennsylvania Avenue at Jackson Place were installed during Grant's administration between 1870 and 1874 to close a public thoroughfare on land originally the White House grounds. The gates were removed as they had served their purpose and obstructed traffic.
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Office of Public Buildings and Grounds
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Jackson Place
State, War and Navy
Grants Administration
White Hose
Trafic
Dying Partner Reveals robbery and betrayal
A man by his dying business partner's bed recounts a confession of a £50,000 robbery ten years earlier. The partner had sold the invention blueprints and stolen letters used in a divorce case, but the dying man reveals he had poisoned the partner.
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Ietole
The Kiss in History and Legends Across Ages
A compact survey notes how kisses influenced ancient wars and royal intrigues with Cleopatra and Antony, cites customs of Athens and biblical scenes. It mentions modern anti kissing movements, Soviet health bans, and mistletoe sales, ending with biblical imagery of Jacob and Rachel at the well.
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Athens
Antony
Cleopatra
Russia
Soviet Commissioner of Health
Jacob
Rachel
Enormous 5000-year-old Greenland whale found in Sweden
Workmen digging a ditch near the coast at Kistinge close to Halmstad uncover a massive Greenland whale skeleton. A thirteen foot long jaw bone was dug up and initially thought part of a ship hull. Archeologists date the whale to the end of the Ice Age around 5000 years ago.
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Greenland
Kistinge
Halmstad
Sweden
Kansas City Star
The Car Is First Many an old shoe now is half-goled
A brief item notes a car in need of new tires referenced by a playful line about an old shoe. The Cincinnati Enquirer caption hints at wear and replacement of worn parts.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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Apouite Fiesda
Seven Keys
Columbus
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Kearnes
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Socony
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Moto
Yam
Socony Touring Service
Broadway
New York City
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Old London
White House Gates
Freeborn
R. Cole
Edward F. Kearns
Constitution St
Pearl St
Hope Street
Browning-King, Tailors
Lanzire’s Express
Frank Lanzire
G. M. Wilbur
Lad
Bristol District Nursing Association
Robert J. McKay
G. W. Simmons
William Street
E. W. Weaver
High Street
Augustus P. Duffy
W. W. Franklin & Co
Wood Street
Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Eo Watson Co, Inc
Weybosset Street
William A. Doran
Bay View Ave
Charles M. Connery
Undertaker
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