Reynolds School Auditorium Program
Students in Grade 5B under Miss Horton perform an afternoon program at Reynolds School featuring flag salute, "Star Spangled Banner," recitations including "Little Chinese Maidens" and "Quite a Different Matter," a playlet "Building a Character" with roles such as Johnny and Spirit of Hygiene, musical solos by Edward Luther Samuel Turillo Emma Bonvicia, and a "Johnny's Lesson" skit with a Tooth fairy cast. The event ends with "America" song and a gift presentation from The Adventure Club to Reynolds School by Robert Tourigney.
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Reynolds School
Miss Horton
School
Grace Bruno
Emma Bonvicia
Louise Mendez
Evangeline Coite
Dorothy Paiva
Edward Luther
Dennis MeNo
Samuel Turillo
Angelo
Massa
Edward Rego
Beatrice Ferreira
Anna Digati
Bridget Turillo
Anthony Ramos
Mary Marshall
Dennis Mello
Wallis Kemph
Nelson Beals
Louise Lasiello
Louise Jasiello
Adventure Club
Robert Tourigney
Independent Cities and Their Jurisdiction Boundaries
The cities of Baltimore St. Louis and Washington are not within any county. Washington is co extensive with the federal district of Columbia while Baltimore and St. Louis combine the functions of city and county government.
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Baltimore
St. Louis
Washington
Federal District of Columbia
Recall of Chartist Roots and Paine Book Discovery
A Cumberland Scotland find of a 1792 copy of Tom Paine's Rights of Man sparks a reflection on the early Chartist movement. It recalls harsh conditions for weavers, the push for universal suffrage and ballot voting, and the role of imprisoned activists who read and hid revolutionary writings.
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Tom Paine
Cumberland
Scotland
North
Lfe
Echoes of Echo Lake and Ute Legends
The Detroit News recounts how the Ute tribe regarded Echo Lake as sacred a homeland for the dead and place of ritual. They believed the lake's mist and Milky Way connection carried echoes of departed ancestors and spirits in legends and daily life.
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Colorado
Echo Lake
Detroit News
Living Lamps in Fishes and Luminescent Creatures
Clark notes over two dozen light emitting organs in fishes varying from simple to complex with eye like structure for emitting light. Beebe’s account details lantern fishes and other luminous deep water species. The text also mentions luminous processes in owls frogs centipedes and glow worms across species.
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Clark
William Beebe
Western
Furane
Europe
Telephoning from a Moving Train via Telegraph Wires
A system uses parallel telegraph lines beside railroad tracks to broadcast train conversations. The voice travels as high frequency cycles along the wires, is picked up at stations, reassembled, and sent onward through carrier current lines to a central station and then onto ordinary telephones. This creates a mobile telephone-like link along rail lines.
Trinity Church tract lands transfer through colonial heirs
A 62 acre tract known as the King's farm and Duke's farm passed from Van Twiller to Roelof Jans in 1636, then to Anneke, who died in 1663 leaving eight children. In 1670 Cornelings Bogardus signed a transport for Cul Francis Lovelace, and Trinity Church was incorporated by royal charter on May 6, 1697 with land later presented by Queen Anne in 1703.
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Famous Trinity Church
Trinity Church
van Twiller
New Amsterdam
Roelof Jans
Anneke
Cornelings Bogardus
Francis Lovelace
New York
Street Bonfires Delight City Children on Cool Evenings
Children light small fires from old newspapers and wood on city streets. They jump flames and gather nearby fuels, while firefighters and police monitor to keep the fires from growing too large.
Bristol plant closure praised by Factory Council leaders
Matthew Capone Sr voices gratitude to US Rubber Co management and to Bristol plant leaders for years of cost cutting and efficiency that kept the Bristol Keds division open. He laments impending closure, praises Maurice C Smith Jr and other managers, and pledges continued loyalty of Bristol employees.
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Eastor
National India Rubber Company of
Bristol
Maurice Smith
F A Currier
Robert Ford
Wuilliam J Cantwell
Keds
Itf
US Rubber Co
United States
Factors Council
Maurice C Smith
National India Rubber Company
Matthew Capone
Change In Train Discussion for Bristol Commuters
A letter to Mr George H Baldwin suggests Bristol Providence rail commuters would gain convenience with a new connection to the train service. The writer notes a long line of Bristol passengers and proposes adjustments to the Bristol line schedule.
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Efeeilu I
Mr Baldwin
Bristol
Providence
Train scheduling confusion affects Providence riders
A report notes a May 2nd issue where a noon Saturday train from Providence carried 30 fewer passengers than a preceding 11:28 A M service. Complainants, mostly Providence riders, argue they cannot catch the 11:28 A M EST train and seek a discussion with Supt Mackay and committee members to resolve the matter.
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Providence
E.S.T
Warren
C.st
Mackay
Commuter Opinion Sought on Train Time Change
A letter requests input from riders on a proposed change to train times. Commuters may express views by writing or telephoning R. S. Bosworth in the Phoenix office.
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J. P. Thorndike
H.R. R
Baldwin
R. S. Bosworth
Phoenix
Early Christianity Embraced in Abyssinia in Fourth Century
The article notes that Christianity spread in Abyssinia during the fourth century, marking the adoption of the faith by local communities. It highlights the historical shift from earlier beliefs to a organized Christian presence in the region.
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Abyssinia
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