Graft Scandal in Shore City Grows
Atlantic City New Jersey June 6 eighty four men are involved in the grafting scandal and when the grand jury reconvenes next Wednesday it may bring indictments. Samuel Phoebus who resigned after admitting a bribe is said to have told detectives Burns about inside city operations.
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Samuel Phoebus
Council
Burns
Atlantic City
N. J
Supreme Court
Kalisch
Goldenberg
Phoebus
Justice Kalisch
A Mighty Orchestra Converges For Postwar Peace Concert
A Boston promoter announced a remarkable postwar concert featuring a grand orchestra totaling 1 004 pieces. It listed 115 first violins, 100 second violins, 65 cellos, 65 violas, 85 basses, wind and brass sections among others, signaling a historic musical event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. 8. Gilmore
Boston
What is a foreigner and how status varies by country
A reflection on foreigner status compares the United States and India. In the U S a newcomer who has not yet settled, and in Malabar a letter claims foreign origin and blood by birth. An Edessa Syrians colony from A D 345 is noted as context for such claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
India
Malabar
Sorth
A. D
Helvetian Ladies in Ancient Warfare Praised by Caesar
The article notes the Helvetian women as famed for military prowess alongside the Amazons. Caesar commends their achievements as Roman legions reportedly retreated before Swiss maidens. Crusader women are cited for bold, chivalrous acts and steadfast devotion to lovers and husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caesar
Rome
Switzerland
Derby Drama At Epsom As Tagalie Prevails
At Epsom Downs the Derby produced an American duel of fates as Tagalie ridden by Johnny Reiff won by four lengths over the pack. Tracery, racing for the first time, finished third for August Belmont. Duryea's sweeper Althoffetf, ridden by Danny Maher, disappointed the crowd by finishing seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althoffetf
Herman Duryea
Danny Maher
Epsom Downs
United States
Johnny Reiff
W. Rafael
Tagalie
August Belmont
Tracery
Senator Nixon Dies in Washington Hospital
George H. Nixon United States senator from Nevada and mine owner died in the Episcopal Ear Eye and Throat hospital in Washington from cerebspinal meningitis at age fifty two. Mrs Nixon and their son Bertram raced to reach his bedside but doctors were discharged for a Christian Science healer in line with hospital ethics.
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Washington
George
Nixon
United States
Nevada
Episcopal
Senator Nixon
William Beverly Mason
Harvey Cushing
John Hopkins University
Baltimore
Weather forecast for south and north regions today
Fair conditions in the southern portion with warmer trends in the north. Tomorrow looks unsettled with probable showers and light variable winds.
Boy Killed in Newark Strike Riot
In Newark New Jersey on June 6 a riot arising from striking laborers left a high school boy dead and several others wounded. Edward Faulks aged sixteen, a student at Central Commercial and Manual Training high school, was shot in the head and died at City hospital. Police attempted to arrest a woman throwing stones at laborers near the Lackawanna railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Lackawanna
Edward Faulks
Central Commercial and Manual
General Aquila Wiley Dead in Wooster Ohio
Brigadier General Aquila Wiley civil war veteran and attorney died in Wooster Ohio at eighty. He was defeated for Congress by William McKinley in 1877.
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Aquila Wiley
Wooster
William McKinley
Ban on Turkey Trot Shocks Plainfield Country Club
Plainfield Country Club in New Jersey bans the turkey trot at dances. A notice to members explains the trustees hope dances remain graceful and free from objectionable styles. The move is praised as tactful by many members.
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Plainfield
Plainfield Country Club
New York Baker Dies by Suicide in Atlantic City Hotel
Adolph Meyer of New York shot himself in an Atlantic avenue hotel after moving to Atlantic City two days earlier. Police entered via a porch roof window to find him dead with a pistol in hand and $1.15, antique earrings, and a watch in the room. A New York bakery operator, an envelope bearing H C Meyer Co. was found on him. Canada Joins In Peace Move shows Ottawa forming a peace centenary group to mark 1814 treaty anniversary.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Adolph Meyer
New York
Atlantic Avenue
Meyer
H. C. Meyer Company
Leonard Street
Canada
Ottawa
Ont
Canadian Peace Centenary Association
United States
Great Britain
Tristate League scores from four matches
At Allentown York 1 Allentown 4. At Lancaster Harrisburg 13 Lancaster 9. At Wilmington Altoona 5 Wilmington 6. At Trenton Johnstown 4 Trenton 1.
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Allentown
York
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Wilmington
Altoona
Trenton
Johnstown
Polygamy Seen Through a Classroom Exchange
A playful classroom exchange defines polygamy as the right to have more than one wife. The teacher asks what it is when only one wife is allowed a man, prompting an improvised pun involving Willy Monotony and Lipplecott.
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Whistler
Gorious
Mortimer Menpes
Trailor
General Markets report from New York and Pittsburgh June 6
Market notes show butter steady with large receipts 13 100 packages across creamery and state dairy produces. Cheese steady with 8 707 boxes received. eggs steady with 26 277 cases. hay and straw steady. dressed poultry and live poultry prices listed. Pittsburgh cattle and hogs markets mixed to steady with prime and good grades noted.
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New York
Mall c
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Moon Debate Ends in Paris as Miss Rogers Decides
Miss Madeline Rogers stirs Paris society by sparking a duel dispute among three suitors. At Bois de Boulogne the men quarrel over the moon’s make up cheese pudding or jelly, but Rogers calmly declares the truth depends on the viewer and chooses to leave.
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Madeline Rogers
Paris
Miss Rogers
Wrench Bloods
Straightway
Rogers
Boise de Boulogne
Bach
Edouard du Four
Count de Luny
Maitre Fallansbee
du Four
de Luny
Fallansbee
Bois de Boulogne
Jules Cartier
M. du Four
Circle Francais
Gentlemen of Honor
M. Fallansbee
Mademoiselle
Count
Sailor Hat Fashions and May Manton Pattern Picks
Snapshot fashion notes describe sailor hats with white straw brims and plumes. French outfits mix flesh colored tulle with black gowns for a striking, soft neckline effect. A new empire style breakfast jacket with integrated sleeve appears, and pattern No. 7140 offers three bust sizes with 10 cent pattern mail order plus two cent stamp for rush shipping.
Steamed Clams and Variations in Classic Dishes
Abundant clams are inexpensive and popular in many preparations. Steamed clams are scrubbed and opened without water, then finished in clam juice. served with brown bread. Clam croquettes mix chopped steamed clams with cream sauce, breading, and frying. Escalloped clams use layered clams white sauce buttered crumbs and bake until brown.
Lingerie Frocks Feature Basques and Embroidered Bodices
Summer frocks showcase basques and elongated bodices with cream bote or Bulgarian embroidery. The cream Gilbert lace inserts the embroidered bands with ball fringe along the bodice edge. White hats pair with the dress, while high buttoned white buckskin boots complete the look.
Types of Girls Men Avoid And Why They Fail
The piece outlines several types of women who repel men. It cites the self centered girl who must have her own way, the nagging scolder, the cold scowling type, the painfully shy maiden, and the gossiping critic who ridicules others for amusement, explaining why each fails to attract affection.
All Day Bag Advice for First Atlantic Trip
An experienced tourist warns that travelers to Europe should carry an all day bag with ample space for gloves, toiletries, a compact brush, soap, towel, mirror, pen, notebook, and a tiny flask, to stay tidy during excursions. The piece quips on cleanliness and a Health Inspector figure who detects dirt and exposes filth.
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America
Europe
Atlantic
Denmark's Prime Minister Addresses Suffrage Banquet
Klars Bernstein, Denmark's prime minister, spoke at a banquet for the 40th anniversary of the Danish Woman Suffrage Society at Helning Fors. He pledged that no constitutional amendment would pass without extending political suffrage to Danish women.
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Denmark
Klars Bernstein
Helningfors
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Pacha
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the Record
DAILY
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Norce
Dolly
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Evelyn
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BIZE
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