John Paul Jones remains honored in Annapolis ceremony
In Annapolis the body of John Paul Jones lies in state at the Naval Academy grounds awaiting interment in a future sacred vault. Soldiers sailors and midshipmen lined the sea wall as the funeral cortege passed, a display of national reverence for the nation’s naval founder.
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Admiral Paul Jones
Annapolis, Md
Annapolis
John Paul Jones
United States
Caval Academy
Tnd
Kteel
Mayal
Cntil
Lune
Talisman Wins New York to Boston Motor Boat Race
The 28 foot motor launch Talisman owned by William Saville of Bouton won the New York to Boston race by 299 miles along the New England coast in rough midsummer seas. The vessel started at noon Saturday and carried the smallest boat in a fleet of 12 to claim the 250 silver cup after 24 hours of pounding surf and seam leaks. Bilak finished late Monday, Aquilla and Glissando followed as top contenders, with Glissando taking second due to delays. A second note reports walking delegate George Prescott shot yesterday in New York as Teamsters’ union tensions flare amid a Staten Island strike.
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Talisman
Marblehead
New England
William Saville
Bouton
New York
Knickerbocker Yacht Club
Tallaman
Boston
3. H. Chase
Providence
Glissando
L. Andrews
Fall River
Murder in a Washroom at Carey School House
A woman's badly decomposed body was found in a school washroom near Carey Ohio. Skull fractured and a bloodied cold chisel found nearby. Suspect motive unclear and body positioned inside after killed outside. evidence of a struggle observed in grounds and bushes.
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Carey
Boy Drowned Off Edgewater Park In Lake Erie
Eddie Radepker aged 14 drowned when a swimming device failed while he swam three quarters of a mile from Edgewater park in Lake Erie. Bathers did not see his trouble as waves likely pushed the device down from his armpit making his head submerge. The body was recovered in an inverted position.
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Cleveland
Eddie Radepker
Lake Erie
Edgewater Park
Radepker
Beaver Shore
Fight Against Yellow Fever Prompts Detention Talks In New Orleans
New Orleans mayor Behrman urged sanitation measures amid yellow fever cases six deaths and 17 infections in the city. Health officials pressed mosquito control while detention camps on rail lines are planned and quarantine debates extended to Louisiana.
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New Orleans
Behrman
Yellow Fayer
State Board of Health
City Health Board
White
Marine Hospital Service
New Orleans Medical Society
Pariah Health Officers
Porte
Hunter
Mississippi Board
Louisiana
Board of Health
Penguins and Queens in Distant Echoes of History
A historical clipping notes penguin species facing extinction due to oil developments on Macquarie Island and Auckland Islands, with Dr. H A Wilson warning of caldrons and mass slaughter. It also recounts Queen Tele of Egypt, her illegitimate ascent, and her parents receiving a royal tomb later unearthed by Theodore Davis with undisturbed treasures.
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H. A. Wilson
Macquarie Island
Aucklands
Auckland Islands
Ancienn Egypt
Tele
Amenhotep III
Teie
Yua
Thua
Theodore Davis
Soapy Lake Describe NeJapa Water In Nicarguan Trade Report
The annual Nicarguan trade report notes a soapy lake named Lake NeJapa with bicarbonate of potash and magnesia salts. The water can lather when rubbed on greasy objects and is used as a hair wash and folk remedy. Nicaraguans exported four demicobns of the water to Guatemala.
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Trade and Commerce of
Nicaragua
NeJapa
Magnesia
Guatemala
Lace factory chapel sermon and social wits across papers
A Nottingham lace firm runs a morning chapel for workers with an in‑house choir and lectures three times weekly. The text also references a West exhibition and a string of miscellaneous notes on crafts, recipes, jokes, and Paderewski's memory for over 600 compositions.
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Thomas Adams & O
Nottingham
Paper Floors Offer Clean Durable Home Upgrade
Germany tests a pulp floor system with a rough pine base and a stone hard drying pulp surface. The finish imitates wood, is water resistant, easy to clean, insect free under base boards, and costs about two thirds of hardwood. Adoption spans affluent to affordable homes. Example praised in Santa Maria district coffee regions after volcanic ash in 1902 boosted soil.
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Germany
Santa Mana
Aatemala
Ribbon Trends and Sewing Machine Adoption in China
The article notes sewing machines becoming common in Chinese tailor shops, offsetting wages with labor savings. It cites about 190 in use in Newchurg and rising sales from England to China, especially near Somespot by war theatres. It also highlights a ribbon fashion surge for summer with sashes, girdles, and numerous ribbon decorations in trims and accessories.
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China
Newchurg
England
Ehoux
Jelly Layered Chicken Salad and Kitchen Quips
A recipe for Franklin Tarts and a cold chicken salad with celery and lettuce, plus a series of clipped humorous lines from newspapers. The text mixes food preparation steps with brief comic snippets and household tips from era papers. The fragmentary notes reference jelly filled tarts and mayonnaise dressed chicken salad with vinegar.
Embroidered Hats Feature White Rally Style Attire
A description notes a large number of white embroidered hats and garments with pale colors. The text highlights white stitched titles and broderie Auglassears worn as part of a coordinated attire.
Meaning of a Mexican Word in Historic Texts
The excerpt explains that the syllable pee appears in many lexicon names and terms, tied to a word of Agtee origin. Its use is nearly confined to the region of the former Montezuma era in the Mexican republic.
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Dickas
Mexican Republic
Montezuma
Melted Sugar for Tea Arrives in New York Tea Rooms
In New York a fashion in tea rooms features small pitchers of melted sugar served with red tea. The sugar pours with a touch of boiling water and is preferred to powdered sugar to avoid marble dust. A Philadelphia Ledger note references a medal awarded for good conduct at school.
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New York
Philadelphia
Cleaning Instructions and Charity Notes From a Chicago Daily News Clip
A fragment mentions cleaning stained mats with salt water daily and notes a charity appeal by Rev. Mr. Sapley for a drunken home, alongside a remark from Mrs. Ardtack about midnight calls. The piece ends with a caution against striking a man when he is down and a line from the Chicago Daily News.
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Teo
Chicago Daily News
Take a Lake Trip With D C Coast Line to Mackinac
Promote a health themed lake trip on the D C Coast Line to Mackinac with ads urging vacation value for well being. Encourages readers to invest travel time for happiness and physical improvement, directing inquiries to Detroit office.
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D. &C. Coast Line
Mackinag
W& OC. Navigation Co
Dept. B. Detroit
Mlo
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H. A. Dykeman
Broggist
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