German Squadron Homeward Bound After New York Visit
The German cruiser squadron under Rear Admiral von Rebeur Paschwitz weighed anchor in New York on June 14 after a goodwill visit. The Moltke flagship flew a long white pennant as the fleet prepared to sail. The admiral praised the city and press for its cordial reception and expressed hope for lasting fraternal ties between Germany and the United States.
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New York
Kaiser Wilhelm
Moltke
von Rebeur-Paschwitz
von Rebeur- Paschwitz
Weather observations from 8 p m yesterday listed
The United States Weather Bureau recorded temperatures across cities including Albany 56 Atlantic City 68 Boston 4 Buffalo 58 New York 6 New Orleans 80 Chicago 60 St Louis 72 and Washington 70 with weather described as cloudy or clear at 8 p m yesterday.
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Albany
Atlantic City
Boston
Buffalo
New York
New Orleans
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Origins of The Star Spangled Banner at War of 1812
A chronicle notes the 1812 war’s burning of Washington and a failed Baltimore assault, with Francis Scott Key aboard a Chesapeake vessel witnessing the flag’s endurance. It mentions competing theories of the flag’s origin and interprets the color symbolism of blue for heaven, white for purity, and red for liberty.
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Washington
Baltimore
Francis Scott Key
Chesapeake
Intimation of Refusal to Pay Rent Recalled
Paris Journal records a terse exchange where a tenant is described as insolent for not paying rent, hinted by actions rather than words as one party says the other intimated a refusal by kicking him downstairs. The report frames a domestic dispute with emphasis on implied repayment.
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Paris Journal
Live Stock Markets Report From Pittsburgh June 4 Prices
Market notes show cattle and hogs with mixed prices and steady sheep. Beef steers and cows range from 4 to 9 dollars, calves at around 9, hogs trading as low as 6 to 7 dollars, lambs and lamb prices varying with market demand.
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Ritsburgh
Bali
Indignant Duchess Ejects Suffragist at Devonshire House
London June 14 The Duchess of Devonshire helped eject a suffragette who interrupted a meeting at Devonshire House in support of the Colonial Nursing Association. Princess Henry of Battenberg and Lewis Harcourt were present. A second suffragist spoke on Votes For Women, and the duchess asked all to withdraw after warning guests.
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London
Duchess of Devonshire
Devonshire House
Colonial Nursing Association
Princess Henry of Battenberg
Lewis Harcourt
Butter Cheese Eggs and Poultry Market Reports
General Markets in New York on June 14 show steady butter with varied receipts and price ranges for firsts seconds and thirds. Cheese and eggs receive mixed quotes and irregular receipts, while live and dressed poultry list steady to weaker prices across many grades and weights.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Perspi No Deodorant Ad Sparks Theatre Anxieties
An old advertisement promotes Perspi No powder to control underarm sweat claiming no staining or fabric damage. It cites easy use and money back guarantee and lists Chicago company address. A separate historical anecdote recalls Navy Secretary Chandier and Admiral Meade debating punishment by sending an officer to sea.
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Perspo Co
Lincoln Ave
Chicago
William E. Chandier
New Hampshire
Meade
Navy Yard
Washington
Nathan Hale Bronze Captain Moved for Subway Grin
Nathan Hale the bronze statue credited with guarding Broadway and Mall street in New York has been relocated from his pegpost to a spot under the south windows of city hall. City officials say the move accounts for the progress of Mr. McAneny's subway project and the needs of modern transit.
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Nathan Hale
Nathan
Broadway
Mall Street
New York
City Hall
Mr. McAneny
Danger Lay as You Call on Miss Applegate Bulldog Warns
New York Times notes a warning about calling on Miss Applegate, mentioning a bulldog and the risk of being robbed. The piece links a Mr Applegate to protective actions and portrays a tense local scene regarding trust and safety.
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Poorman
Miss Applegate
Richman
Mr. Applegate
New York Times
Pleiades used as timekeepers by Pueblo rituals
T W Fewkes notes Pueblo ceremonies in Tusayan relied on the Pleiades as time signals. He observed in 1892 and 1903 that the cluster’s culmination marked the correct time to begin rites, with the error in their November 18 dating deemed insignificant.
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T. W. Fewkes
Tusayan
Dialogue on religious upbringing in a family exchange
A brief dialogue reveals siblings and a friend sharing their religious backgrounds. Helen mentions Presbyterian roots, Mary identifies Methodist ties, and Bella notes her mother’s dyspeptic remark without clarification. The exchange hints at personal beliefs shaping family conversations.
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Helen
Mary
Bella
Pop Knew Teacher- What does one two three four five make
Fragmentary exchange shows a teacher prompt about counting with a student named Tommy whose father plays the game. The line hints at a classroom or sports setting with a playful mispronunciation of a straight.
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Pop
Tommy
Wiggs and Bogge quarrel vivid line from comic panel
In 1950 dialogue from Puck depicts Wiggs claiming control at home and Bogge agreeing that he wears the dresses in the family. The panel underscores domestic power dynamics with sharp wit.
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Wiggs
Bogge
Puck
Assignee's Sale of Lands in Atlantic Township New Jersey
William A. Stevens assignee Moritz Blum gives public notice of a June 19 1912 sale at City Hall Long Branch NJ to liquidate Moritz Blum's lands in Atlantic Township Monmouth County. Multiple tracts total over 200 acres with woodland and road rights of way. Sale details include terms from the assigned deed and references to prior conveyances.
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William A. Stevens
Moritz Blum
City Hall
Broadway
Long Branch
N. J
Atlantic
County of
Monmouth
Newers
Corties Tilton
Jonathan Morris
Benjamin Reevy
William Bayresfall
Joseph Voorhees
Sophie H. Nicholl
Nea Mth
Tinton Walls
Farmingdale
Augustus Reevay
Morris
Allen
New Jersey Southern
Anna M. Woolley
Morris Blum
Wolf Hill
Raritan and
Delaware Bay Railroad Company
New Jersey Southern Hullroad Company
Sald
Daniel B. Boding
William H. Marshall
Monmouth County Clerk's Office
William A
Rule to Bar Creditors Administrator Notices of Monmouth County
Notices from Monmouth County Surrogate court require creditors of William J Burke William H Treland and Winfield W Gneduced estates to file debts demands and claims within nine months from April May 1912 or be forever barred. Administrators Gustavus Nordell Louisa White issue orders for sworn claims to be presented or barred.
Reexecutor's Notice to Creditors in Monmouth County
William P Cantwell executor of Margaret Hyan deceased by Surrogate order notifies creditors to file debts and claims against the estate within nine months from May 24 1912 or be barred.
Executor's Notice in Monmouth County
Reil 4 Tatian executor of Catharine Tall man deceased by order of the Surrogate mails this notice to creditors to bring in debts demands and claims against the estate under oath within nine months from June 1912 or be barred from legal action forever.
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William J. Burke
Daniel W. Wardell
County of
Monmouth
Credito
Gustavus J. Nordell
William H. Treland
Louisa Ne White
Winfield
County of Monmouth
Louisa WN. White
Tatian
Catharine Tallman
Eald
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Second Aves
West End, N. J
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Thos, L. Slocum & Co
Center In
Coal & Wood
Cedarhurst Inn
Leland Inn
Rockwell
C. S. King
Tel
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The
Parisienne Shop
Hotel Astor
B. Fischer&co
Iffee
Leon Cubberley
Madison Ave
N. Y. City
Record Building
William Asher Stevens, LL. B
P. O. Building
WN. J
J. W. Seaman
Clarence G. van Note, LL. B
Masonic Hall
Broadway, Long Branch, N. J
Henry G. Terhune
Notary Public Office
Post Office
Charles F. Sexyon
General Markets
Home Secretary
NEW York and Long Branch Railroad
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Desbrosses
Wadson Terminal
Church and
Cortlandt
Newark
Red Bank
Matawan
Perth Amboy
Elizabeth
Ed Bank
Asbury Park
Ocean
Belmar
Spring Lake
Manasjuan
Manasquan
Mannaquan
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Freehold
H.rt
Trenton
Caves
Toms River
Mt. Holly
Camden
Market St. Wharf
Win Bea Side Park
A. My
Tao
K. RK
Liberty Street
RAO
West 24d
Roy
Leo A. Om
Oaks
Dal ' i Saturdao
Ndent Shah Oh Rep
Perspino
Hale
Martyr
American Press Association
West End, N. Ud
Indianapolis
Treaven
William P. Cantwell
Margaret Hyan
William P,ietorboe Pet
Aim
Ellis J. Tall Tae Te
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