Princeton donor will not reconsider gift to graduate college
William G Procter Dectin states he will not renew his offer of 500000 for Princeton's graduate college. He cites retrain restrictions and pride in his alma mater, insisting his gift remains intended to advance higher education despite nationwide dissent.
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William G. Procter Dectin
Princeton
Procter
Cincin
Gay Alluuns
University
Graduate School of
Pelneerou
Forever Parted Lovers Echo in a Fragmented Scene
A garbled exchange shows a strained paternal dialogue about separation and unseen calls, with stray phrases like Clara and Mulent. The fragment hints at power, genius, and personal conflict, but leaves the broader context unclear.
Death by own action in a bathtub pastor killed himself
Rev. Oliver Stocking, pastor of Emanuel Methodist Episcopal Church Roxborough, was found dead in his bathtub with his throat cut. Authorities believe he acted while temporarily insane after brain disease from a horse fall years earlier. He had knowledge of Emperor Francis of Austria and attended a play with political allusions.
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Minteter
Philadelphia
Oliver Stocking
Emanuel Methodist
Chiroh
Roxborough
Hue
Clereymin
Elde
Camavesion
Stocking
Francis of Austria
Empresa
Oumélyes
Garford Chosen to Lead Ohio Republicans at White House Banquet
Cincinnati reports Garford, a BiNu, Ohio millionaire manufacturer, was selected last night at Taft’s White House banquet as the man who will read the Republican ticket next for Ohio.
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Cincinnati
Binu
Taft
White House
Ohio
Monumental Irish Bull at Kilkenny Castle
A Britannia Magazine note describes a monument near Kilkenny Castle, an Irish bull presented in a tombstone form to honor a former Ormonde retainer. The inscription reads Ereeted by John Toole In Memory of His Posterity, highlighting a misquote that amuses scholars.
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Kilkenny Castle
Ormonde
John ‘Toole
Britannia Magazine
Pageant to Exalt Older in Irish History Set for Chicago
A planned Pageant of Ireland in Chicago during the second week of May will involve nearly 2000 participants from Chicago and surrounding areas. Thomas Wood Stevens will direct the production with a mix of legends and historical scenes from the Book of Invasions to the era of St Patrick and Brian Boru, using a verse script and elaborate music and costumes.
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Jone
Ireland
EnrKeat
Gavaniale
Hab
Heigh
Chicago
Audge
Eltrigg
Manecy
Lreland
Collswan Ib
Tt Hr
Desendanta
Thomas Wood Steves
Gt Northwestern Adiversity
Brefund
Ubon
Stevens
Roderick O'Conor
Erin
Patrick
Sehleb
Nade
Tid
Miledh
Loveland
Cuchulnin
Covelwibar
Maeve
Dierdre
Iinn
MacCumall
St. Patrick
St. Bridget
Columbi
Sceie
Malneby
Brian Borolhme
Clontarf
Brian
Claos
A Stitch in Time Saves Nine in Spring Medicine Sale
A Penns Drug storefront promotes a spring medicine sale with low prices on Liver Regulator, magnetic ointments, headache pills, Eureka Blood Tonic, Paines Celery Compound, Brain Quinine Pills, White Pine Cough Syrup and more. Offers emphasize affordability and wide selection for seasonal health, urging customers to visit if allowed by local rules.
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Jerome
Eureka
Bowman
Plunger's Dream Palace and the Tawha Silence
A fragmented account describes the late Lewis Q. Tawha’s burial home titled the Dream Palace. The narrative, set in New York and New Orleans, portrays immense wealth, lavish electric chandeliers, and a windowsless exterior. It notes a public fascination with Tawha and the building’s rumored cost and opulence during a prosperous era.
Letter of Conger Read by Gare in Assembly Session
A long letter written by Conger during a New York Assembly session is introduced in cross examination to influence a witness. The document, supposedly from Acme Hand Machine Co, urges prompt action to secure state aid for stone crusher projects and mentions supporters in Marathon and Champion. The senator denied personal interest, and the witness was pressed to disclose ties to bridge companies and a personal trust.
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Gare
Albany
Aonuttor Conger
Ar. Conger
Conger
Cir
Benn Conger
J. L. Smith
Assembly Chamber
Senate
Corrhen
M Trust
Bread from cottonseed exhibited at Chongo trade fair
The cottonseed bread shown by Charlen Bronris at a Chongo trade gathering impressed attendees. Though ten days old, it remained sweet and palatable, resembling brown bread and among the best whole wheat substitutions seen. The loaf was baked in Banta with a price around one dollar per ton or a cent a pound, and Lexians hoard it as a wheat substitute.
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Chongo
Charlen Bronris
Banta
Howe
Lexus
Mystery Advice Column Teases Time Saving Trick
Fragmentary excerpt shows a caller seeking tips on saving time and avoiding delays in a phone conversation. The response hints at a blunt choice and the phrase polling appears, with unclear names or places due to damaged text.
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