Thirteenth Annual Congress of Americanists Opens in New York
The thirteenth congress of the Society of Americanists meets in New York under Morris K. Jesup and Duke de Loubat as president and vice president. The gathering, first in the U S, brings distinguished scholars to discuss archmology ethnology and early American history, promising rich insights into pre Columbian peoples and the peopling of the Americas.
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New York
Society of Americanists
America
United States
Paris
Duke de Loubat
France
Americas
la Societe Americaine de France
American Museum Journal
Congress of Americanists
Nancy
Luxemburg
Brussels
Madrid
Copenhagen
Berlin
Turin
Huelva
Stockholm
Mexico
Morris K. Jesup
Washington
Porto Rican Citizenship Dilemma in U S Circuit Court
A New York circuit court rules a Porto Rican seeking U S domicile remains an alien and undesirable immigrant, despite allegiance to a foreign ruler. The decision highlights lack of U S citizenship for Porto Ricans and suggests making Porto Rico a territory under a special act to define relations with the Union.
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United States Circuit Court
New York
Philip Nolan
Nolan
United States
Porto Rico
Europe
Africa
Do Good It Pays and Cough Remedy Endorsement
A Chicago man extols good deeds over real estate deeds and urges kindness. The ad touts Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a safe cold cure sold by Carey’s drug store and DeLee’s drug store with a claim of proven efficacy.
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Chicago
Chamberlain
Carey
St. Marlboro
DeLee
Maynard
The City of Refuge in Joshua and Its Deep Faith
A Sunday School commentary explains Joshua's call to establish cities of refuge as a mercy plan. It links the ancient refuge with the mercy of Christ, describing unintentional vs intentional killing, divine foreknowledge, and the justifier role of Jesus for sinners. It notes city names symbolizing Christ and urges steadfast faith in the Redeemer.
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Israel
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Jesus Christ
Kedesh
Shechem
Hebron
Bezer
Ramoth
Golan
Hudsons Largest Registration Bodes Change in Local Politics
The town completed its election registration with 1227 voters, a new high. Seventy six French speaking residents joined the list in the latest board session, while 108 overall net new voters increased totals. Officials note a growing socialist presence, with about 1000 voters identified as socialist. The joined voters split roughly between Republicans and Democrats, signaling shifting local dynamics.
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Board of Registrars
Ninty
Smoke Talk Mirrors Democratic Rally Theme
The event, held under the club's auspices, featured speakers including Dr. John E. McGrath and Michael J. Walsh. Attendees noted the speeches aligned with Democratic political lines and the gathering resembled a campaign rally.
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Officers Installed at Trinity Commandery Meeting
The Trinity commandery officers were installed at Maccais hall last Thursday. Members from Marlboro Clinton and Maynard attended. Harvard quartet provided music. Officers listed include Freeman A. Generalissimo Bartlett Rowell S. P. Brea W. C. Stevens J. W. teat Henry Tower recorder Cochran B. S. Gale sword bearer Stacy G. A. Cundall G. Richardson Morrison Richardson Thomas Deangene. A collation followed.
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Trinity Commandery
Maccais Hall
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George B. Cochran
G. T. Gale
G. A. Stacy
A. C. Cundall
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Former Hudson Boy H B Locke Named Hotel Manager
H B Locke born in Hudson and raised there until 15 has been hired as manager of The Brazos hotel in Houston Texas. He also serves as manager of the Carolina hotel at Pinehurst North Carolina. Since leaving Hudson he has built a notable hotel career with prominent properties nationwide and remains a popular figure among locals.
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H. B. Locke
Huudson
Houston
Texas
Locke
Pinehurst
North Carolina
Hudson
Elsworth Locke
Careless Laundresses Ruin White Table Linen
A column warns that white table linen can be boiled and bleached but easily ruined by not removing stains before washing. Stains set by water and soap or boiling become permanent, so inspectors should check tablecloths napkins doilies and other linen and remove stains beforehand.
Love In the Home Crying Need of the Home
The piece argues love is the essential need in the home not wealth or intellect, stressing that childhood love from parents shapes life and that missing it is profoundly sad. It urges warm demonstration of affection as life is brief.
Doctor Remembrance After Grim Prognosis
A man recalls a doctor’s warning that he would die in six weeks, then asks the physician to tell a despondent friend there is no hope. The New York Herald cites the exchange as a dramatic reminder of false optimism in medical fortune telling.
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New York Herald
Concord Churches Service Schedule in Local Notices
Concord churches list service times for three congregations. Trinitarian Congregational holds 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m sermons with Sunday school and Y P S C E events. First Parish Unitarian lists 10 45 a m worship, youth guild at 7 p m, and communion dates. Scandinavian M E Church offers 10 30 a m and 7 39 p m services with a Friday class meeting.
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W. W Campbell
Beasey
C. E
Trinitarian Congregational
George A. Tewksbury
First Parish Unitarian
Toren B. Macdonald
Young People’s Guild
Scandinavian M. E. Church
C. F. Wilson
W. F. Lawford
L. D. Wilson
thPworth League Meeting
R. W. Carter
ST. Bridget’s R. C
J. A. Crowe
West Acton
Maynard Churches Schedule Services and Leaders
Maynard Congregational and St Bridget churches list Sunday services Sunday School and officers. St George Episcopal notes rector and weekly schedule with morning and evening services and catechism details.
Unclear Text Fragment From Historical Page
The readable fragment shows garbled words, scattered names, and stray phrases likely from a historical newspaper page. No coherent event, person, or organization is clearly identifiable to construct a factual card.
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