New Lord Lieutenant of Ireland Selected Contested
The article discusses the selection of a new Lord Lieutenant of Ireland amid political maneuvering and ceremonial expectations. It notes the aging process of the post and the implications for governance, highlighting figures involved in the decision and the broader impact on Anglo Irish relations.
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Eomle
Edmund Bernard Talbot
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Thol
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Esmund Bus
Jey
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Beegies
Sir Alfred Mond
Fiecxunes
Merderick Keay
Charles A. McCithidy
Sereemen
Alor
Rly Greet
di Zytny
Nyresena Trade
Albert
Wiener Hs
Peters
No Observance of County's Birthday
Fragmentary notice recounts county birthday events and local figures, noting dates and officials from early 19th century readings. Names such as Warrick and Whitey appear with references to military rank and colonial era activities, implying a ceremonial observance date near April with historical anecdotes.
Second Big Day For New Paper H Conviqued From Eage Anes
Police to try men on a serious charge as a chaotic public scene unfolds. Reported violence and disorder surround a local event with multiple witnesses, a machine chest, and a matinee disruption.
County health week program starts today items and events
The page fragment outlines a county health week with performances, showcases, and reader notices. It references preparations for a health program kickoff, displays, and community activities across venues. It mentions a winter festival atmosphere and various local organizations, with ads urging attendance.
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County Health Week
Health Guide on Urine Changes and Kidney Signals
The article reviews signs of kidney and urinary changes, noting how urine quantity and quality reflect kidney function. It warns of suppression, retention, and the need for medical checkups, with cautionary mentions of related symptoms and possible poisoning scenarios. It also briefly mentions infant teething and dietary advice.
Commencement at St Peter's Auditorum Event
A 19th century commencement program at St Peter's Auditorum features a schedule of performances by the Sehach Sisters of Nawre Fame and various musical acts including violins mandolins and choruses. The event aims to honor graduates with a sermon and a concert lineup, listing several performers and accompanists.
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Shelton resigns as purchasing agent in state
The Anurtiand reports Shelton resigns as purchasing agent amid a shakeup. Governor Hintshan will fill the vacancy, with Krad Kolmaan of Indimnagolig named as successor. committee actions and a conference with the savernee are noted as work begins today.
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Hughes Note Fails to Discourage Reds
A disjointed report quotes M. Kyags and M. Brastt discussing Soviet relations and American policy. It cites calls for reciprocal trade and nonaggression while noting transport, production and wartime strain. The piece notes American and Soviet positions, with references to commerce, military needs, and foreign government reactions.
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Woman Acquitted of Murder Charge in Local Trial
A jury acquitted Mesie Magers of murder after trial. jurors found insufficient evidence to convict. Marie Tokers and Jonathan Preads faced related charges. Tokers was jailed for trial delinquent status and Preads received 18 months for accessory after the fact. Marion A. Davis sentenced for involvement. Lanternier's advertises blooming plants and spring flowers at 1203 Calhoun Street.
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Marie Tokers
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Jonephy A. Moxs
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Critical Condition Of Father Quinlan In Cathedral
The rector of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Father Quinlan, remained in critical condition. Attending physicians reported a rapid decline since Wednesday morning, with semi conscious state and limited bedside contact by clergy and a few attendants.
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Blooming Plants and Cut Flowers Listing at Lanternier's
Blooming Plants and Cut Spring Flowers are offered at Lanternier's, 1203 Calhoun Street, with prices listed for 75 cents per dozen for cut flowers and $1.00 per dozen for roses. Also notes a lodge gathering and a dance event at nearby locations with times and host details.
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T. G. PLANS SOCIAL AFFAIR
A community group announces a social event for members and their families to be held Saturday night at Unity Hall. Music by a quartet led by Frank Vodpol and others will accompany the evening with refreshments to follow the card games.
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Yormen Initiate at April Realm Event
A fragment notes the Brotherhood of Amecatn Yormen to host Bree of the Realm of Imdamanthas on April 9 and 10. It mentions Paul Homestead and a Maehi team present, with a scheduling change to avoid interference with a regu lar Initiethon night.
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Red win prize team item unclear event
Fragmentary text describes an event with times around 2230 and 2740, mentions names like Mat. Caith and Mrs. Dnorman Aaaiut, and refers to a Wing and a fancied Ari tedm Af. Details are incomplete and unsure.
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Irish Accusations Denied By Embassy
The British embassy released a formal statement rejecting claims of British government endorsement of violence in Ireland. It labeled the commission's conclusions biased and asserted that acts of violence were not ordered or encouraged by Britain. The embassy blamed Sinn Fein and described the report as misleading and untrue.
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Wayne Camera Shop Opens in Wayne District
A new camera shop debuts at the corner of Cathoun and Delleron, joining local businesses to showcase photography gear. The owner, identified as the general manager, announced the opening with a brief ceremony and expected to attract amateur and professional photographers alike.
Diphtheria Cases Reported in City Health Bulletin
City health weekly report notes ten new diphtheria cases in seven days. Scarlet fever and smallpox also appear, with fatalities and births listed alongside vaccination totals and school enrollment figures. Public health measures and quarantines are referenced as authorities track infections citywide.
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Business Bureau Targets Punch Board Outreach
Fred M. Willson, secretary of the Beller Buslanis bureau, announced plans to eradicate punch and pull boards from related venues. He will inspect establishments under its watch to enforce bonding and issue warnings. A case involved C. J. Barnes reporting a boy left a punch board and premium catalogue at his home without consent, seeking rewards for selling chances.
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Beller Buslanis Bureau
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Mizpah Minstrels Uncal SuccEss At Scottish Rite
The Mizpah Minstrels performed a program at the Scottish Rite cathuds with many Jokox and 8OnkR in attendance. Nehlow led by start and proved to be the fur matter of the evening while Nobles from Pura Loganaport and Wabish attended but were prevented from the amtult yesterday evening.
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North Wildwood elects five new counsellors
North Wildwood voters elected five new counsellors amid a crowded field. The slate included names such as Christ Borlirsaan and Hoh Whitn, with campaigning centered on local issues and community development.
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