Slain Greek priest Casper found in trunk in New York
Detectives probe the murder of Father Casper Haran also known as Vallarian found folded in a trunk at 333 West Thirty seventh street. The case links the priest to Armenian revolutionary circles and hints at a political motive amid internal splits in the Honehekis group. Police trace his movements after a noon sighting at a restaurant owned by Serpassian and seek witnesses who saw him alive on Wednesday.
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Wim
Grooks
Auietles
Savoia
Mather Casper Haran
Vallarian
Revolutionary Workers
Revolutionary Order
Vahram Sopossion
East Twentyenixth Street
Honehekis
Father Casper
Europe
America
Ampenia
New Yorke
Hallony
Serpassian
Revolutionany Order
Sulus
Spina
Armenia
Honchekis
Terpassian
Com Paciats
Casper
Erly
Thie
Wyther Caspar
Kerparsian
Une
Tim
Father Caspar
Paler
al Most
Serposaian
Perlamans Kooper
Sheprost
Adam Express
Masonry and its ancient roots described in a historical note
A long, styleful essay recounts the origin and spread of Freemasonry from Solomon’s temple to modern lodges. It notes its global growth, key figures like Anderson and Wren, and the shift from operative to speculative Masonry amid superstition and secrecy. It also reports a New York indictment of J Edward Boeck for obtaining money under false pretenses, detailing his diamond dealings and alleged scams with a Pittsburgh client and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Europe
England
London
York
Kilwhining
Aires Stanes
Juas Aghmole
Chiles
William Til
Christopher Wren
Architreet
St. Paul's Cathedral
Anaye Bu
Scotland
Britian
Kilwinningy Abbey
St. Alban
Tinted Grand Lodge
Free and Accepted Masony
St. Tival's
Ma Hove
Ural
Begilar
New Zealand
St. Vata
New York
J. Edward Boeck
Republican Club
Beeck
Senator Clark
Montana
J. Pierpont Morgan
Boeck
Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
Marsellus, Pitt, & Co
Hoeck
Roeek
Dittsburg
Ravel
Ant Boeck
Koeck
Maiden Lane
Courtland Street Ferry
Berket Club
Philadelphia
Bocek
Dwin W. Dayton
West
Thirty-ninth Street
Dayton
Rooek
Amon
Fis Futhser
China
Pringo Pu Lun
St. Louis
Clark
Twenty-second Regiment
Hin
Dayon
Bovel Vane Bo Hha
Jabeodtetion
Reson
Wisbo Lake
Atticus
American Staeltine Company
Guywenhoun Sea
Armape
Borck
Dayuin
Roeck
Devon
Senate Clark
Wand Boecke
Senate Charen
Ghul
Unclear report on suspected crime and motive
Fragmentary OCR describes a robbery linked to a family fortune and a jewel, with uncertain details about suspects, motives, and whether Pathoe Vartiman was killed before being placed in a trunk. Police statements are cautious pending further evidence.
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Raton Ca
Vartinnan
Great Vale
Vartiman
Unclear historical note on a political gathering
Fragmentary OCR text references allegation of death, a political party in America, and a council of state with mentions of pirates and a society. The passage is garbled with many misspellings and nonsensical phrases, making precise facts unavailable.
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Aml
Masonki Party
Americg
Mont Thrilling
Eye
God
Minister Denounces Spiritism In Controversial Sermon
New York rector of the Catholic church stirred listeners last Sunday by condemning spiritism as deceitful and dangerous. Dr Searle, a noted scientist and preacher, argued that spirits communicate through mediums but are likely devils or lost souls, urging caution and warning against séances citing Scripture and church doctrine.
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Vgdsrke
Stario
Fae Fathers Catholic Church
New York
Spiritistia Keances
God
Christ
Searle
Boston
Harvard Observatory
Georgetown College
Society For Physical Research
Mother Paupert
Hell
Snel
Searle Sid
Jewelry Theft and Frauds Tied to Newport Nosty Figure
Around this period Bovek claimed friendly ties with Newport notables to access a fortune in jewelry and gems. Dayton guided him to Alfred Smith of Fifth Avenue and Thirty sixth Street where a deal allegedly moved a large jewelry batch. A dispute over Smith’s commission led to a lawsuit, and Boock then secured diamonds and pearls from other firms through Dayton connections, with some items pledged in loan offices.
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Bovek
Newport Nolosty
Gould
Dayton
Alfred Smith
Fifth Avenue
Thiriy Sixth Street
Booek
Smith
Howel
Altarward Boock
Willy Mr Dayton
Many killed as tornado devastates several towns
A severe tornado swept across multiple counties causing heavy damage near Wills Point and surrounding areas. Reports describe scattered debris, injured residents, missing livestock, and urgent rescue efforts as officials assess the devastation and urge caution.
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Wills Point
Owen
Wu Dowds
Dohatiten
Jose Douglas
Lily
Mixa
Mondhly
Vanity
Farmer
Stenter
Vishnu Tin Harry Saeed
Rosen
Sider
Ty Vadrinditge
W. Tt
Sumdersin
Park Sprig
Highindig
Penton
Olshh Gienhves
Wardtow
Ime
Theans
Bearns
Doe
Wills
Bryan Will Win Says Fragmented Source Text
A garbled historical note suggests Bryan would win the presidency with vague mentions of nominees and Democratic strongholds. The text is fragmented and difficult to interpret, yet hints at political expectations framed in era-specific rhetoric.
County official blocks liquor election for lack of valid petition
The supervisor of Aiken County refused to order a liquor election stating the petition lacked the required one-fourth of registered voters' signatures. The decision ends efforts to place the issue on the ballot.
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Aiken County
Knights of Pythitas Elect New Officers for Year
The twenty fifth Grand Lodge session of the Knights of Pythitas met at Apolecion Inet Work. Key officers elected include Chancellor Menlit Smith of Gumden, Vee ni Chancellor Mattison of Columbia, Grand Prelate Prof Avey Remberl of Wo ttern College Epirtanburg, and Keeper of Records Deo J Morwell. Representatives to the Grand R emo Lodge to convene in Boston in 1908 are Gen. Mo a Bonham, Col Ts A Morgan, and Golamid Bacon. Memorials adopted for A Go Mustard, J M Knight, and James Thayer, all of Charleston or Sumter, who died recently.
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Grand Lodge
Knights of Priting
Hits
Gumden
Eran Chancelor
Mattison
Columbia
Avey Remberl
Wottern College
Epirtanburg
Deo J
Mhornwell
Mort Mill
Wilton G. Harvey
Charleston
Atind Nuwler
Gnremo Lodge
Boston
Mo A. Bonham
Andurnon
Col Ts. A. Mogan
Grenville
Golamid Bacon
A. Go Mustard
J. M. Knight
Sumter
Janes Thayer
Editor Explains Harassment Duns Prompt Subscriber Renewal
A local editor recounts a subscriber who received duns by post which made him angry. The publisher shows a strategy to calm him, asks reliable neighbors to intervene, and secures payment and renewal. The piece argues lengthening towns rely on civic support and personal responsibility.
Sulphur remedy marketed with old fashioned cure claims
An advertisement touts Hans tock's Liquid Sulphur and Sulphur Ointment as quick cures for skin diseases and blood cleansing, claiming internal use purifies blood and improves complexion. It mentions Mrs Ann W Willett of Washington DC and offers a free bottle by writing Hancock Lignite Sulphur Company, Baltimore.
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Hanstock
Ann W. Willett
Waahi D.C
Hancock Lignit
Halthmore
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Jants Journal
C. Mason
Mtarnody
Krom
Edward Hook
Boon
New
Unseen World
Tadie
Ohio
Athan Shavelleny
New Mexico
Bank Rihe
Dan Enedienisser
Feria
Lenou
Ature
Austin Percelly
Salem
Dietrich
Ramsay Free
Baltimans
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Gilmor Street
Baltimore
Wien
Bobbitt Chemical Company
Battimore
Texas
Sis Kiet Anory
Ravan
Lowi
Shy Jovaons
Theila
Walter Martin
Mona York
Molle Yule
Gshan
Jewell
Mts
Naedal
Bey
Annie Wiel
Moni Pouply
Bryan
Champ Clark
Sayayiah
Ohanp Cho
Toembini
Congress
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Chirk
Mere
Roosevelt
Ohta
Mr Clank Sialde
Shsht
Wentetny
Meine
Wis
Cantony
Doubitil Ee
Michael Carolsesca
Canion
Glia
Mekiey
Tenis
Ronsevelt
Blvlslor Hole
Tolman
Ramon
Cyolnosen
Cauiouna
Pregiur
Tony Ant
Cowie
Rita Hann
Leeway
Knights OF
Pytittas
Guind
Anderson
Tandeing
Mia Tsak
Hosnes
Toveph Melik
Phinty
Brooke
Evert
Otsie
Yilialis
Muitonto
Katherine
Somiolimos
Joseph
Moray
Pues
Vertis Ay
Villy Cirtisen
Voor
Athens
Welalist
de Mintaway & Chay
Allania
Nanin
Jessa WioBoy
Malones Music House
Lore Beboase
Hater
Colehal
Wilson
Iveklo
Withan
Vale
Wilkon & Co
Migeus
Hrops
Alexader Atyoat
Taachneryy Plimbie
Avery Way
Columbia Supply Co
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