St Patrick Day Observances Stir Reflections On Patrick
A long discussion outlines St Patrick's Day celebrations with governors, dinners, and public speeches. Notable figures such as Governor Stokes, Dr Wheelbrook, William A. Pendergast, and Rev. William Cantwell are mentioned. The piece notes the symbolism of green, debates about Patrick's life, and regional differences in observing the holiday.
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Une
Sone
Mt Tatrick
Joan Cohvad
Bond Street
Stokes
Elizabeth
St. Patrick
Richard ¥. Linddhings
Whvelrook
Jy Sons
Lindabury
William A. Pendergast
Charles Muller
Bayonne
Hiovernor Foster M. Voorhees
Collins
William C. Matech
Re. Patrick
Greei
Charles Stewart Sarrell
Ngalmat Nm
St. Varrick’s
Order of Ten Knights of the Garter
England
Boyne
Great
Iria
Pnpire
Roberta
Rine G
Rob
Kitchener
Beresford
Ite
Knox Wolmy
Gough
Wellington
Patrick
Tweed
St. Patricy
Hume
France
Commissions of Deeds Commissioners Appointed Inquire
The article notes appointments of county commissioners for the commission of deeds amid a contested inquiry. It references Chere J Calventelven and the will, with focus on appointment validity and administrative procedure under a state act. The report signals governmental deliberation and potential impact on deeds processing and public records.
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Commissions OF Deeds
County
Chere
Calvent Elven
Poblee
Police Guarded Minister at Wedding in Cumberland County
A wedding near Horton in Cumberland County, Virginia drew heavy police presence after strong opposition to the ceremony. The event proceeded with guards at the home of the groom as the marriage took place and the couple were married amidst tense tension and reported protests.
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Wedding
Cumberland
Subjects Before Labor Federation Meeting Details
Washington outlines weekly Executive Council agenda at the American Federation of Labor session. Topics include eight hour work for typographers, labor strikes, Chinese exclusion, anti injunction bill, and interstate commerce questions, with emphasis on workers’ rights and immigration policy.
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Washington
Conor Ty
American Federation of Lihat
Lalor
United States
Congress
Gaye Tecamiles
Labor Leaders Wear Pink Carnations in UMWA Meet
Indianapolis march coverage shows United Mine Workers of America finishing preliminaries before talks with operators. Delegates attend St Patrick parade, wear pink carnations and green ribbons while the union votes up to 15000 dollars to defend Western miners arrested in the murder case of former Idaho governor Stuebenburg.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
United Mine Workers
Order of Hibernians
Patrick Dolan
John Mitchell
Prince Albert
Stuebenburg
Idaho
Three Firemen Die In Camden Armory Blaze
Camden March 17 three firemen were killed and nine others seriously injured as a fire at the old Sixth Regiment Armory destroyed the building at Bridge and West streets. The dead are George W. Shielda William Hillman and William Jones. The blaze began in the boiler room and spread rapidly through the structure.
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Camden
Armory
Bridge
West Streets
George W. Shielda
William Hillman
William Jones
Suit Seeks 35000 Against Public Service Corp
Charins Baigert sues Public Service Corporation in Union County Circuit Court for 35000 alleging injuries from a February collision with a trolley car at Kast Jersey and Division streets. He says a wagon was wrecked and he has been bedridden, blaming motorman carelessness for permanent injuries.
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Union County
Public Service Corporation
Charins
Baigert
Kast Jersey
Division Streets
Fast Train Wrecked in Indiana
A Minon Mat train wreck occurred near Horse Shop Bend between Bloomington and the city, injuring several and causing one death. Dettoré Ind. reports the incident on March 11 at 10:31 AM with rail damage spreading and the cause under investigation.
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Dettoré Ind
Teavas
Bloomington
Russian printers seek reinstated censorship in Saint Petersburg
In Saint Petersburg on March 11, printing house owners announced plans to petition the Czar to restore former censorship. They complain that under the new regime police shut their offices without any explanation.
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Bt. Petersburg
Czar
Regina
Post Office Shot Up After Moonlight Serenade Incident
A mob in Scotch Mains and Scotch Plains robbed a general store and fired on the local post office then fled after causing damage. A $30 reward is offered for tips identifying the youths involved amid reports two suspects are under surveillance. Authorities anticipate possible federal involvement in prosecutions.
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Scotch Mains
Pontoffee
Scotch Plains
Thomas Farrel
Farrel
Gall
Howe Am
Anton
Maine
United States
Legal fight over Broad Street sale blocks deed
A restraining order prevents Edward Tomes of New York from transferring 48 South Broad Street to John Whelan of this city. Albert Tolman of Elizabeth alleges Tomes agreed to sell to Tolman first for a high price, with a hearing set for March 27.
Special fashion advance for spring millinery set
The notice details advance styles in spring millinery, highlighting airpiny and E ¢ feanta offerings with Secons branding. It notes a focus on modern hats and accessories for upcoming season. Named entities are limited by the legible text.
Briggs and the Governor Denial in Trenton
In Trenton on March 17 Governor Stokes and State Treasurer Briggs issued a joint denial aiming to quell rumors of rifts between them. They insisted no political or personal disagreements exist and dismissed claims of cross purposes. The controversy centered on redistricting lines and internal party influence fueling speculation about future offices.
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Trenton
Stokes
Briggs
Cross Prirpones
Judiciary Committee
Kasex County
Tolhyijes
Republican County
Lanity
Colbyanen
Lente
Cav
Cav. Stokes
Heyden
United States Senate
Senate
Banker Bozzuffi Threatened Again in Black Hand Style
In New York a banker named Bozzuffi receives a new threatening letter after his son Antonin was kidnapped by Italians and held for ransom. The note features skull and crossbones, demands 5900, threatens disaster, and is unsigned though imitating the Black Hand.
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New York
Marchie Stohn
Antonin Bozenfli
London Man Purchases Vast Bermuda Onion Lot
New York report states a London man contracted for 700000 crates of oblong Bermuda onions, representing about two thirds of the crop. The deal involves sizable shipments and signals strong demand from European buyers in the market.
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London
Bermuda
New York
Hormuna
Praise for Gov Stokes and New Jersey church revolt
An unusual action by the New Jersey Methodist Conference features a speaker calling Gov. Stokes “the McKinley of New Jersey” in a fiery denunciation of official misconduct. Rev. Henry Robinson leads the charge, while Rev. Earedon Manchester faces trial for debt, ultimately found guilty only of high imprudence. The era’s tensions reveal a troubled clergy and fragile finances ahead of possible lapses and appointments.
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New Brunswick
Bonhewick
Stokes
Henry Robinson
McWinley
New Horney
Earedon Manchester
Sharpatoven
Chim
New York
Huw
Alonzo Chambers
Tunlaystown
Minn University girl wins annual oratorical contest
A senior at the Minnesota University in Ainnenpolle won the big annual oratorical contest held in the university chapel. She captured the top prize of $800 and the right to represent Minnesota in the Northern Oratorical League at Chicago, becoming the first girl to win the honor.
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Ainnenpolle
Minn
Lucife
Way
Minnesota Universite
University
Arar
Minnerotn
Chitra
Theeague
Operator Admits Causing Wreck in Train Disaster
An operator confessed to causing a wreck that led to a fatal crash. In a statement he described the sequence of events and acknowledged responsibility for the train collision and subsequent fire, noting the wreck and slow response as factors in the tragedy. Authorities are reviewing the details and the operator’s role in the incident.
Lawyer Browne 18 Found Guilty at General Sessions
In New York Mareh Whe Hy 1tyifian Styorene, the lawyer known as Browne previously on triad, was found guilty yesterday of forgery in General Sessions. The jury was out seven minutes. sentencing next Friday could bring a ten year term. Prosecutors said Browne forged property conveyances and pages, using client property without consent. Assistant DA Crain portrayed Browne as a Sunday school superintendent who preached virtue while deceiving clients in Bunco schemes.
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New York
Triad
Crain
Browne
Wople
President asks leniency for Chinese exclusion laws
Washington March 17 President Roosevelt received a call from Dr. Young J Allen and several church leaders urging leniency toward Chinese in the United States The visitors pressed for reform of exclusion laws and proposed inviting Chinese youths to study in America to ease strained relations The president said he would discuss the idea with all university presidents and take it up with others as fits policy
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Washington
Beansvelt
Young J. Allen
Aw Tong
Dr. Alien
Cadence
United States
St Patrick Celebration Sparks Lively Trading in Wall Street
Brokers showed scant market activity as St Patrick’s Day celebrations dominated attention. Jeannie Wasserman Bailey the Brooklyn Rapid Transit specialist led a parade through the room wearing a green derby while others sported green ribbons. Minor price shifts followed orderly, steady bond activity amid general holiday distraction.
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St. Patrick’s
New York
Hualth
Ireland
Saiag
Jease Wasserman Bailey
Brooklyn
Jeane Wassermann Wesring
Crentad
Jittia
Ted
P S C Outlay of 2 000 000 in Newark plans
The article outlines a 2 million dollar outlay with disbursements for other purposes and preparations for greater traffic. It notes plans to upgrade tracks and fly roads, improve Newark facilities, and replace old cars with new, more powerful equipment to handle increased traffic expected after Hudson tunnels and electrification projects are finished. Real estate believes in business improvement. Western syndicate aims to take over the Essex Croms Railway franchise and welcomes cooperation with Public Service Interurban.
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Pullin
Hehbon
TOT Motor & Co
Aionitvenente
Mide
Dr. H. Morgan & Co
Ageiat
Flan
Plank Road
Newark
Elizabeth
Tealey Nerview
Hudson
Terminale
New York
Passantorn
Bergice Interenta
Apes Nomia Montha
Méone Wat
Efforts To Float Steamer Cearenz Near Jersey Coast
Atlantic City March 17 The Booth ing steamer Cearenz grounded on the bar between the Tomе River and Island Beach while bound from Pará Brazil to New York in an easy position this morning The wrecking steamer Merritt and North America will attempt to drag the vessel free later The cargo includes rubber and coffee Aboard were 23 passengers landed yesterday in lifeboats for New York
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Atlantic City
Cenrens
New Jersy
Tome River
Island Beach
Para
Brrzil
New York
Lira
Merritt
Eliz Commercial College Spring Term Opening
New students may enroll as term begins at Eliz Commercial College. The notice notes offerings in preparatory courses and building trades with emphasis on emulsion of coal and restorative health products amid increased business and general merchandise.
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Eliz Commercial College
Inneaston
Rosa Aiy
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