Crusade on Noise in New York City Aids Quiet Reform Push
Eight years into a movement led by Mrs. Lee and Isaac L. Rice the Society for the Suppression of Unnecessary Noise expands beyond New York. The effort spreads to London and Ireland with the aim to curb noisy holidays and promote a calmer celebration. In 1908 there were 5021 casualties from noisy celebrations. by 1912 the figure had grown.
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New York City
Lees Clamor
New York
Theodore Lessing
Manaver
Isaac L. Rice
Society For
Hy Suppression of Unuwewasary Nomne
Germany
Lesenig
Flee
Few
Belty
Thary
London
Iee Toels
Phore Iy
Funeral for Mrs Peter Peveryo in East Bethlehem Street
The funeral took place for Mrs Peter Peveryo at East Bethlehem Street. Relatives and mourners attended the service at Holy Lutheran Church with Rev. William Stetuayer officiating. The procession moved to the cemetery where the bereaved family observed the burial escorted by clergy and mourners.
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Urea Reat
Peter Peveryo
Von
Chiratervan
Petorelly
Mae Hasna
Sennen
Gas Adama Avons
Petaryon
Svhila
Striches
Young Vetersov
Renmnborst
Jensen
Irene Clerk
Uni
Tate
Ney
William Stetuayer
Ition Lutheran
Turin
Petersinn
Auction of wigs in Jerany City and Hoboken sale
A damaged notice describes wigs of all kinds and colors to be sold at auction in Jerany City and Hoboken. The fragment references a vendor and government phrase but includes garbled lines and unclear dates or organizers.
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Storey City
Biola
Jerany City
Hoboken
Reform and Prohibition Moves in Early 1900s
The document recounts legislative pushs and health board actions around 1906 1907 including licensing and regulation of wine commerce and motor bowls. It mentions officials such as William Dean Howlle Nicholas Murray Hitler Cardan Varley and Dr W H Maxwell alongside city superintendents.
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Iprovamene
Iran
Fool Waterway
Wenner
Eotarend
Irons New York
Board of Health
Fin Nataw
Astor Trade Days and the Old Forts Trail Tale
A fragmented 19th century account recalls Astor era trade routes from New York to the Missouri River. It mentions the Allegheny outposts, the Astor company, and the 47 000 infant workers whipped to St Louis by river post, noting key figures and the rise of rail interests. The piece connects Wyom ing and Nebraska frontiers with trading posts and the Arbuckles, highlighting the era's expansive fur trade network.
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Mingle
Ne ‘Hrania
Surrender of Yanina and Ownership Claims Highlighted
Fragmentary text notes surrender of Yanina and disputes over ownership of 6000 brood mares. Mentions Snehorsky and Force as figures in the claimed holdings and a May date related to trading or scrip. Keeps readers unsure of full context due to garbled OCR.
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Wisco Snehorsky
Raaisippe
Vorer
Atie
Win Wi
Lee Ramet
Goat incident prompts farmer to recall fatal harm
A farmer notes a goat ate from a banknote meal and caused harm. The animal repeatedly ate near a stable, then the tone worsened. The farmer realized the goat killed and damaged a vine, leading to a serious incident.
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Fries
College Men See Snakes at Lafayette Club Event
About 200 members of the Tulewraity club in Lafayette attended a lecture by Kay and Low Ditmar, curator of reptiles, at the New York Feologies park exhibit. The program featured live snakes and discussion of superstition, with Detmar recounting experiences and warning about danger while a glass specimen of a cobra drew attention. The talk drew mixed reactions and concluded with remarks on the dangers and fascination of reptiles.
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New York
Lafayette
Totemad Sisith
Alvicn of
Lafayette Collegs
Wincon
Kay
Low Ditmar
Reptiler
Outlandish Parable of a Perfect Baby Genesis
A bizarre archaic tale describes a baby born with extraordinary traits and temptations, detailing his diet, intentions, and a strange moral framework. The narrative frames the child as a future changer of civilization, warning readers about obedience to rules and the implications of power on society.
Two Men Hearts Shifted in Philadelphia Case
In a Philadelphia X ray department examination a forty two year old man from Camden was found with a heart condition described as shifted. The other patient Edgar Merrill, aged forty two, from Forest City was noted as having a similar heart issue.
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Philadelpha
Fredverik Seether
Henry Treat
Camden
Camarnn
Edgar Merrill
IC Wen
Wathenton
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