International Fisheries Congress Opens in Washington
Practically all nations attend the fourth International Fisheries Congress in Washington with five days of sessions at the Willard Hotel. Brace M. Bowers presides as United States Commissioner of Fisheries. Topics include numerical fisheries, regulation, aquaculture, parasites, and market issues with demonstrations at Gloucester and other ports.
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Lindabury Wedding Planned for Sept 26
The bridegroom to be is Lieut. Lindabury, Naval Officer, of Hernardsville. The ceremony takes place at St Bernard's Episcopal Church Here on Saturday with Lucy Haldane of Memphis and Bes Me Shafer of Syracuse as guests. ushers include Lieut. G. Faunt and Lt. A Andrews, with family members Richard Lindabury and others noted. Location details and attendees referenced in local notices.
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Couple set for a smooth tour through York and beyond
A short notice states that a couple from Manor, near Deenarae, will begin a spring tour in December 1006. They plan travel to the United States with a destination that includes New York City, moving through various stages and dates, starting on a Wednesday.
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Sacred Heart Dramatic Club Dance May Aid October Play
A large crowd attended a Sacred Heart Hall dance hosted by the Sacred Heart Dramatic Club to raise funds. The club plans its first rehearsal of Comrades in mid October, with Gloeckner providing music and officers led by Ignatius as president and director, plus a secretary and chaplain to guide proceedings.
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Roosevelt Raises Wages of Printers in Government Office
President Roosevelt issued an order increasing wages for workers at the Government Printing Office. Linotype operators and keyboard workers will receive higher pay, rising from four dollars to a higher rate, effective after October. The move aims to adjust compensation for printer labor under federal government auspices.
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Annual Ball of Division No 1 A C H Hibernians
The ninth annual ball of the Ancient Order of Hibernians was held last night in a festively decorated hall with Irish and American flags draped over the stage, featuring Professor Brogan's orchestra. About 300 attendees filled the event, with Finn as general manager, James Sheridan as chairman, William Finn as floor manager, Daniel Treg as assistant floor manager, and a treasurer listed among the organizing committee.
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William Finn
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Marriott and Robert McDermott Caption SeLaegen Brenpan
Edward Brenpan and Divinkon No 1 officers listed with Rae caption and Ritwant SeLaegen in a cryptic note. Marriott and Robert McDermott are mentioned as part of the caption context. The fragment hints at a formal or ceremonial setting with named individuals and roles described.
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