Noted Clergymen and Politicians Highlight New York News
Rev C F A ked arrives at Fifth Avenue Baptist Church in New York denying Rockefeller ties to the church and defending its independence. Felix Adler, Roosevelt professor at Berlin, founded the Society for Ethical Culture and led reform efforts in tenement housing and education. State Senator Thomas F Grady of New York faces questions over a pool hall raid linked to a syndicate. Alain Leroy Locke, first Rhodes Scholar from Philadelphia, earns Oxford study. Charles Denby named consul general at Shanghai with a long record in Chinese affairs.
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C. F. Aked
Liverpool
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
New York
Aked
Nottingham
Alps
Pembroke Chapel
Transvaal
Felix Adler
Roosevelt
University of Berlin
Burgess
Columbia University
Society For Ethical Culture
Alzey
Germany
Temple Emmanuel
Columbia
Seth Low
Berlin
Heidelberg
Cornell
Adler
Thomas F. Grady
Jerome
T. G
Grady
Senator Grady
Grand Jury
Albany
Assembly
Senate
New York Athletic Club
Alain Leroy Locke
Rhodes
Oxford
Philadelphia
Harvard
Great English University
Boston
Locke
Pliny I. Locke
Mount Vernon
N. J
Charles Denby
United States
Shanghai
China
Harrison and McKinley
Princeton
Peking
Li Hung Chang
Japan
Tientsin
Denby
State Department
Washington
Jamestown's Tercentennial Exposition Plans and Naval Display
The Jamestown tercentennial exposition to run April 26 to December 1 aims to showcase U S government support with about 1 5 million for buildings and piers Hampton Roads will host a grand naval pageant including battleships and the famous Mer rimac and Monitor duel replica The fair site features Smith harbor Raleigh square a 40 acre basin 2 000 foot piers wireless towers and night illumination A historic Jamestown village reproduction and a Pocahontas drama highlight war path and Jamestown Midway entertainments
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Jamestown
United States
Congress
Hampton Roads
Rimac and Monitor
Smith Harbor
John Smith
Raleigh Square
Jamestown Midway
Pocahontas
The Only Drawback. Mary Did She Make a Good Match
A light remark about marriage decisions with a humorous twist. The line suggests the sole flaw in a favorable match is the husband, reflecting social satire and wit typical of the period.
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Mary
Modern Lady Godiva Rides Through Coventry in Silhouette of Historic Tale
A London performer named La Milo, posing as classical figures, rides a horse through Coventry by night in a wager inspired scene echoing Godiva. Reports describe her ascent from a city building to a moonlit ride through ancient streets as crowds rumor her identity and motive.
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England
Coventry
Godiva
la Milo
London
Deanstan
St. Michael’s
Milo
Jingles and Jests and a Quiet Wedding
A collection of quips and witticisms from early 20th century papers. The text cites lines about seasons and seasonal imagery, a quiet wedding followed by a humorous remark about a noisy divorce, and a barber gag.
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Pittsburg Post
Weather Warns of Fruit Crop Risk
A Washington Star verse notes that springtime delays fair weather until the fruit crop is declared a failure. The poem mocks how seasons hinge on crop prospects, framing nature and agriculture as intertwined in seasonal reporting.
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Washington Star
Not In His Line Hamlet Quote Sparks Defense
A critic asks if Hamlet was mad and Mr. Stormington Barnes replies he is an actor, not an alienist. The Washington Star records the exchange as a pointed dig at literary interpretation and acting craft.
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Hamlet
Stormington Barnes
Washington Star
Interesting game sparks late-night chatter
Hewitt laments sleepless night while Jewett calls the game gripping and compelling. TDuck notes the contest drew strong reactions and remains a topic of discussion among players and fans.
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Jewett
Early Verse Note From Cleveland Plain Dealer
A short line about boys running with kites and the heat making coal men surly, noting the rhyme would read better if not so early in the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Mary Trades Fleece for Dog in Chicago News
A brief item notes a Mary trades her white fleece lamb for a dog in Chicago. The dog reportedly carries fleas, highlighting a quirky local exchange reported in the Chicago News.
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Mary
Chicago News
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King OF Cures
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