Kiss Outsmarts Rebellious Heir at Hoboken Station
A wealthy young man from Hoboken balks at leaving New York Central Station. A pretty young woman arrives by car and delivers a long soul kiss that cools his defiance, leading to his return home. The scene includes a policeman, a sanatorium plan, and a staged rescue by kiss.
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New York
Harlem
Hoboken
Robert Prescott
Goshen
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgage Filings
W N Michael and others transfer lots 10 and 4 in city developments to Goldsberry and Dykeman for 5000 dollars. Wilhelmina Asmus sells to Lewis J Smith and others on Miami avenue Cicott and Heath streets for 25 dollars. Mortgage filings total 1400 dollars. chattel mortgages 1184 dollars. mortgage release 955 dollars. Try a Want Ad in the Reporter.
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W. N. Michael
Etux
William C. Goldsberry
George W. Michael
Chicago Street
Pollard
Fountain Streets
City
D. D. Dykeman
Sixteenth
Seventeenth Streets
Wilhelmina Asmus
Lewis J. Smith
Harvey Heath
Miami Avenue
Cicott and Heath Streets
Training The New York Bluejackets On a School Ship
The New York school ship Newport sails May 25 from Northport to New London and onward to Plymouth Gibraltar Madeira and home, carrying 100 boys aged fourteen to twenty under six naval officers. The program covers two years with winter dock at East Twenty Fourth Street and a summer cruise, with mandatory drills, studies and chores.
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New York
Newport
Northport
L. I
New London
United States
Melville
Board of Education of
Merchant Marine
Plymouth
England
Gibraltar
Madeira
Everhart
East Twenty+Fourth street
Bid farewell to Miss McNitt at Washington School
Washington school students greeted Miss Caroline McNitt with flowers and song as she gave her last music lesson. After classes nine teachers hosted a farewell spread in the Washington building, with many pupils moved to tears by her departure.
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Caroline McNitt
Miss McNitt
Washington
Gas plant assessment signals merger under receiver
County Assessor Harry C. Warrick completed the assessment of the Wabash Valley Gas plant in this city. The facility is now under a receiver and expected to be merged into a larger corporation that already controls gas operations in several Indiana and Ohio cities. The total assessed value was $22,803.66.
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Harry C. Warrick
Wabash Valley Gas Company
Indiana
Ohio
Literary Notes in The Century Magazine June Issue
The June Century presents Harvard Yale and Princeton Old College Songs with drawings by John Wolcott Adams. It also features Mrs Isaac L Rices critique of Our Barbarous Fourth and a constructive debate on a live issue. Gerald H Thayers piece on The Concealing Coloration of Animals explores Thayer and Abbott H Thayers theories of counteracted light and shade. Serial features include The Reminiscences of Lady Randolph Churchill Proof of Life on Mars Grant’s Last Days The Spell of Egypt and color reproductions of Guerins art of Amenhotep II Luxor Memnon Temple Meidnet Abu.
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Harvard
Eel
Old Nassau
John Wolcott Adams
Isaac L. Rice
Gerald H. Thayer
Abbott H. Thayer
Lady Randolph Churchill
Percival Lowell
Mars
George F. Shrady
General Grant
Egypt
Robert Hichen
Jules Guerin
Amenhotep II
Great Colonnade
Luxor
Colossi
Memmon
Meédinet-Abu
City Farm in Harlem Vacant Lot Promises Profits
Bolton Hall, author and lawyer, turns a vacant Harlem lot into a daily urban farm living in a tent. He hoes potatoes onions cabbage while working in his downtown law office. Hall says city garden labor on half an acre can beat rural yields and plans shared produce with partner Alfred Banning.
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York
Bolton Hall
Harlem
Hall
New York
Alfred Banning
Frisco Chinks in New Homes Raise Chinatown Revival
San Francisco reopens a rebuilt Chinatown on the old site beneath Nob Hill, financed by Chinese merchants who returned with cash from the coast and steamer letters. New brick and cement structures blend oriental styling with modern codes, adding pagoda hints and lanterns while boosting health standards.
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San Francisco
Nob Hill
Financial District
Chinatown
Telegraph Hill
Mission District
Water Front
Market Street
New York
China
Adjutant Kiselev Noted For Cold Gulf Bath Habit
London reports a striking habit of Adjutant Kiselev, aide to the late General Shobeteff, who for thirty years has bathed each dawn in the chilly waters of the Gulf of Finland. The unusual practice is linked to his endurance and long service in the Russian army.
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London
Kiselev
Shobeteff
Gulf of Finland
Chinatown's Fire Left Scarce Souvenirs Across Shops
Years will pass before Chinatown recovers souvenirs after the earthquake and fire. Chinese crockery shops and brass and ivory workers’ establishments salvaged stock that withstood the blaze, and dealers fear shortages as demand grows.
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Chinatown
New Quarter
Plumber Mystery Leaves Town Guessing
A cryptic note asks whether the plumber’s fate is a joke or a serious matter, wondering if the issue has grown or if he has mended his ways. The text invites readers to choose one guess about the situation.
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