Alexander McClelland for Superintendent of the Poor Nominated
The Democrats nominate Alexander McClelland of Dobbs Ferry for Superintendent of the Poor at White Plains on Wednesday this week. He previously served Greenburgh on the Board of Supervisors and led the good roads program, including Warburton avenue bridge. Voters are urged to support him as the ticket’s winner.
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Dobbs Ferry
White Plains
Westchester County
A. Smith Hopkins
Warburton Avenue
Greenburgh
Yonkers
New York
McClelland
Sinnott Is Nominated for State Senator in Mount Pleasant
Joan J Sinnott longtime Mount Pleasant lawyer and supervisor seeks the State Senate seat. He rose to board leadership, earned praise for low taxes, road improvements, and honesty. Sinnott's wife is a respected attorney. he is active in local clubs and Foresters. His nomination came at party urging and he vows a hard contest.
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John J. Sinnott
Board of Supervisors
Sinnott
Mount Pleasant
George C. Andrews
Corporation Counsel
New York City
Croton Aqueduct
Tarrytown
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Mountain of Gora Hidden as Gold Bearing Ore
A Mount Morgan in Queensland is described as a hill rich in mineral ore near mining districts. Local accounts call it a substantial deposit, with references to its gold bearing potential and geographical proximity to mining activity in the area.
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Mount Morgan
Queensland
Australia
Mount of Pilves Olive Trees Destroyed by Tourists
Report states olive trees on the Mount of Pilves were damaged by visitors during a tour. Local officials investigate the incident and urge respectful conduct to protect historic groves.
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War Supplies Ordered by Gen Amid Pacific Conflict
The General reports Japan has ordered ten million dollars worth of new guns and ammunition and ten war balloons, indicating escalating war readiness in the Pacific theater. The details reflect strained supply lines and intensified military posture.
Plain cooking gains favor as New Yorkers seek simple fare
New York diners, weary of elaborate sauces and haute dishes, increasingly demand plain cookery. A hotel steward notes patrons prefer straightforward meats and fish with minimal sauces, reflecting a shift from French chefs to practical, good plain cooking at home and in hotels.
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Punch and Judy in Paris at the Guignol House
In Paris the Guignol at Champs Elysees, founded 1818 by M. Guendeur, draws children of nobility and commoners alike with two Italian musicians. Madame Guendeur handles revenue and seating while the artist Monsieur Guendeur entertains, though his wife often moderates his pace and mends puppets, describing the show as a public benefactor amid steady, if lively, interruptions.
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M. Guendleur
Duc d’Orleans
Louis Philippe
Clementine
Enfants de France
Prince Louis
House of Guendeur
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M. Guendeur
Punch and Judy
Paris
Monsieur de Guignol
Madame
Monsieur
Tssk
Renlus
Theatre Magazine
The Late Train and Trial Marriages on a Rural Record
A North Dana Massachusetts resident Elmer Thayer embraced trial marriage ideas and died from worry over the notoriety. Locals recall his view that life long marriage is risky, and that only one in a hundred marriages is happy. A separate tale recounts Rudolph Dugdale and his wife on a Boston trip with a near tragedy at a grade crossing where the wife fainted after a harrowing close call with an approaching train.
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Anager
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North Dana
Mass
Thayer
Rudolph Dugdale
North Adams
Dugdale
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