Memorial Service Heralds End of Order Tradition
The vast Knighs of Columbus convention in June held a memorial service to abolish the order’s memorial rite. Delegates reported 143 of 145 members present, with U.S. and Canadian officials attending. Supreme Knight Edward L. Hearn received the new building dedication amid hymns, an oration, and speeches as talks on reform and a level system of membership continued.
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Sow Haven
Rae
Frome
Menton
Manitoba
Tate
Cardina
Barton Hoefey
New Trea
Ben
Vitor J. Dowling
Morgan J. O'fislen
Doley
Hed Rae
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Hep Ba Ond
Brant
Einhoj Pring
Michael Baraka
Beardes
Dariog Hearn
Teneloey
Connecticut
Fy Aawartrang National Mereieien
Bes Horns
WiteLidsy
Milica
Broort
Newark
Sentghee
Meryland
Marylee
Bert Ieng
Carle Aera
Hanties
Melcome Ty
Dee _eardia
Andy Arround
He Trent
Fragmentary note from Woolsey Jail and Yale University
An incoherent OCR fragment mentions Woolsey Jail and Yale University with garbled terms and partial phrases about gratitude and a possible expedition. No clear actions, dates, or identifiable individuals are readable enough to specify.
Obituary notices for William A Plakereep and others in Evergreen Cemetery
An obituary notices William H Dickerson died after illness at a hospital with service to be held at Evergreen Cemetery. his family included a wife and two children. The piece also notes death of John Keller of Koenen and miscellaneous lines about Myrtle Irene Zimmerman and Frederick G, with interment and funeral conduct details.
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William A Plakereep
Willem H. Dickeraon
Ems
Aires
Dickerasa
St Pra
Evergreen Cemetery
Misa Ansie Jarvis
Sleeper
Aix
Auncey
China
Rittman Wate
Anception Farlin Weds Thomas Black at First Presbyterian
The ceremony united Miss Belal Farlin daughter of Mr and Mrs James Parlin with Thomas Black of Rahway at the First Presbyterian Church. The church glowed with electric lights and flowers as Rev John Billball officiated. A reception followed at the bride's Rahway home with guests and gifts.
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Belal Farlin
James Augustin Parlin
Thomas Black
Rahway
Johnn Fr
Billball
Ivan Heanor
Mabel
Macdougall
William ©. Freeman
Roger M
York
Armoatier
Loreen
Wedding Register Entry with Disjointed Names
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a wedding with a groom Bernard and bride Bernardine, a best man John Schuyler, a bridesmaid in white with lace and tulle, a bridal bouquet of roses, and vows performed by a relative or official, all tangled in garbled text.
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Henry M. Diskinson
John Schuyler
Bernard
Fragmentary note hints at tomorrow’s sale and buyers
A fragment mentions a sale and the expectation of eager buyers tomorrow. Names and places are garbled, but the core indicates market activity and anticipated interest in the event.
Admakers Claim Superior Upclose Covering Work
Advertisers praise a method of upclose covering work as the best for the yard, asserting a long history of effort and success. They emphasize quality over speed and imply trusted results across years of practice.
Drama at Union Baptist Church presents Lord Daniels Return
A Dix Dramatic Company performance at Union Baptist Church featured Lord Daniels Return an Elizabethan era style drama. Cast included Frank A Dix Adah Burnett Florences William Taylor Canadine Whiting Olive Williams Maud Akens Bertha Preston Moreach Rows and George Thomas with John William Edward Birchett as clergyman. A music program and recitations preceded the drama followed by a closing address from Rev. Dr. W F Lawrence praising participants.
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Union Baptist Church
Dix Dramatic Company
Chief Baptist Church
Lord Daniel
Prank A. Dix
Daniel
Robert Daviv
Pi Georws Neatley
Misa Adah Burnett
Wee
Ging
Frank A. Dix
Mie
Adah. Burnstt
Mise’ Florques Willian
Mies Taylor
Mies Canadine Whiting
Mise In Bradshaw
Mise
Masie Whiting
Olive Williams
Maud Akens
Bertha Preston
Mise Mloreach Rows
Robert Davis
George Thomas
Clarence Thoma
John William
Edward Birchett
Ododsma
Danny Jones
Mrcs
Bett
Floréses William
Thomas Taylor
Miew
Marton L. Simmons
W. F. Lawrence
Ui Thoes
Local notes from Sebago Lake and Boston area visitors
The clipped items recount visits and residences of several individuals at Sebago Lake Maine and nearby towns, noting guests at Dr. Richart Garnett’s London library cataloguing work, arrivals from Russia aboard the steamer Amerie, and a variety of social notices. Also mentions a treasury find of a gold and diamond box with prominent Brasilian regalia, and a French sportswoman quote about ballooning.
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Richart Garnett
London
British Museum
Treasury
Mysterious Vicus Mistrust Surrounds New French Interior Minister
An unclear report describes the arrival of a new French interior minister amid rumors and an alleged secret about his past life and career. The piece hints at government involvement and shadows of propriety as details remain disputed and speculative.
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Vicus
Bimasit
Wouk-Ercorou
The Business Doctor and Industrial Practice
A discussion on the elusive status of business doctoring as a recognized profession. It argues a business doctor must have wide industry knowledge, impartial judgment, and skill in detecting hidden faults and fraud, with independence from external influence. It also notes Birmingham University’s experimental coal mining course and lists several political and professional figures tied to Jewish and European affairs, including Dr. Winawer and others, along with a medical anecdote about blister treatment and recovery.
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Induntey
Trainems
Gootar
Freud
Large Jewelry Houses Protect Stolen Gems With Detective Network
The New York Press notes how prominent jewelry firms maintain an organized detective system to recover stolen pieces quickly and at no charge to customers. Each item is individually cataloged and traced, with shops alerted by patrons by phone to recover the gems.
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Mont Larga Vntabi
Boionte
Morole
Gene
New York Press
Translation Errors Shape Classic Spy Novel Fight History
A fragmented discussion notes humorous translation mistakes in Cooper's The Spy and traces British prize fighting lore. It recalls how locusts were misrendered as Les Bautorefles and describes 19th century prize rings where bare knuckle bouts occurred on turf with large side bets, including Gulliver vs Kilbane in 188.
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Trans Intbra Fa
Holt
Cooper
Jato Wrench
America
Bennet
Johm
Gullivam
Jake Kilsale
Otakes
Lonjon
Mire Overstat Tears and Mirels? Winslow’s Syrup Claim
Ad claims Winslow’s Mealing Byrup used for over eighty years by millions for teething and stomach issues. It promises soothing relief for wind colic and teething pain, asserting it calms nerves and comforts children.
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Winslow
Government Forecast For New Jersey Weather
Partly cloudy tonight with Thursday showers and strong winds. The unofficial thermometer at Olney Park records 37 degrees as a storm yesterday moved through. Local forecast notes gusty winds and a chance of rain, with temperatures remaining cool tonight and tomorrow.
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Washington
New Jersay
Reverend Taylor to Preach at Baptist Meeting Tonight
The Rev William H L Taylor pastor of Sbiioh Baptist Church Murray Street will preach tonight to married women and to men. The Rev Taylor with Miss Hester Molt has been invited to join the New England Baptist convention. Many beautiful stereopticon views will be shown.
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William HL Taylor
Sbiioh Baptist Church
Murray Street
Yniday Swouing Ae
Marrie
William HH. Taylor
Joh Jhakenon
Hester Molt
Cafigitne
New
Engiend Baptist Convention
Nest
Sapphire Country Air Meets North Carolina Mountains
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Sapphire Country in the North Carolina mountains near Hot Springs and Hendersonville, with hints of railway access and a potential meet or event. The text is garbled but centers on a geographic region and travel connections.
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Carolina Mountains
Hendersonville
Southern Railway
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