Slain priest linked to Armenian faction in New York murder
Police probe into the murder of Greek priest Mather Casper Taran reveals ties to Armenian revolutionary circles in New York. Detectives note a split within the Monchekis Henchagiin society and the possibility that Casper was a spy or linked to factional feuds. His body was found in a trunk at 88 West Thirty Seventh Street, with two to four suspects still at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Phom
Mather Casper Taran
Vallarian
West Thirty-seventh Street
New York
Mather Casper
Secret Revolutionary Secretien
Revolutionary Workers of
Armenian Ecolony
Revolutionary Order
Vahram
Monchekis Or
Henchagiin Society
Father Casper
Europe
Honchekis
Armenia
Seressian
Honebekis
Perpassian
Hunehe- Kix
Hpter
Dprles
Pather Casper
Mather Caspar
Serpassian
Miin
Anhouttoon
Leon
Bive Hatheer
Seber
Wott
Masonry Origins and Traditions Across Civilized World
The article traces Masonry’s origins from Solomon’s temple to modern lodges, noting its worldwide reach and unique travel demands. It highlights the evolution of signs, passwords, and rites across centuries, the role of key architects and figures, and how lodges in Scotland and York influenced the fraternal order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Atlanta Journal
Brotherhood of Man
Rce
Akill
Euerope
England
Solomon
Aive Masonry
London
York
Kilwinning
Iir Thole
Charles
Willian
Christopher Wren
St. Paul's Cathedral
Kroo
Cathedral of
St. Paul's
Torothers
Mystery Inheritance Sparks Jewel Legend In Swayed Town
In a small community, reports claim Mather Vartianan vacantly inherited a city fortune from a hearer, and a crescent jeweled artifact was said to bear ancestral reverence. Police probe whether patrher Vartianan died from drugs before placement in a Hunts facility as exams continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atmmuian
Mather
Vartianan
Yale
Indictment Beholds New York Diamond Broker Boeck
New York grand jury indicts J Edward Boeck of the Republican club on obtaining money under false pretenses. A bench warrant issued. detectives worldwide ordered to arrest him. Boeck, a gem broker, famed for selling high value pieces to wealthy clients including J Pierpont Morgan, faces claims from a Pittsburg heiress who sought $10,000 from him and alleges a pending marriage. He disappeared after the scam, leaving a web of alleged victims and great jewelry losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. Edward Boeck
Republican Club
Boeck
Senator Clark
Montana
J. Bierpont Morgan
Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
Marsellus, Pith & Co
Dlork
Maiden Lane
Bovelk
Courtland /Smeltery
Belmont Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Edwin W. Dayton
Booek
Nim Bn
Mr. Dayton
Hayton
Dayton
Boech
Suggernheims
Treia
Jhave
Prom
Mis Fath
China
Vovek
Chin
Prince Ty Lay
Ue SL
Hue
Elesman
Hat
Jim
Mr. Paylor
Rick
Meg Dayton
Mer
Clark
Booele
Chirk
Alleged capture and death linked to anti Masonic party impact
A fragment discusses alleged capture and death tied to an anti Masonic faction, portraying the group as a global, influential order. It critiques the mob’s reach and notes the sway of prominent figures in society, suggesting their actions promise to reshape the world’s moral balance.
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Nhs
Jess
The Seer and the Spirit Rites Stir New York Faith
Dr George Searle of the Paulist Fathers denounced spiritist séances as deceptive and dangerous, arguing that intelligences behind the phenomena are not of this world. He urged believers to avoid occult methods, citing scriptural prohibitions and church opposition while noting scientific scrutiny of purported proofs.
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George Ms Searie
Paulist Fathers
Catholic Church
New York
God
Christ
Dr. Searle
Boston
Ant
Harvard Observatory
Georgetown College
Searle
Society For Physical Research
Mather Paupert
Hell
Jewelry dealer’s disappearance linked to high value loot
The article traces a web of alleged crime involving Bovck who boasted of selling jewelry and antiques worth 125,000 to Newport royalty. Dayton claims a deal with Alfred Smith for jewelry purchases at a Midtown store and a dispute over commission led to a lawsuit. Shortly before vanishing, a $4,000 judgment for commission was sold. Boerk then obtained diamonds and pearls via Dayton, with some pawned in loan offices.
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Bovck
Merahoes
Newport
Dayton
Alfred Smith
Etree
Roce
Smith
Rowek
Boerk
Tornado Rips Texas Town Killing Many and Destroying Property
A tornado hit Wilke or nearby towns in Texas Monday evening, leveling homes and barns, injuring and killing numerous residents, and forcing evacuations. The storm caused widespread damage along the town’s outskirts as cattle were scattered and several structures were damaged or destroyed. Local residents and responders were mobilized, with reports of displaced families and ongoing search efforts.
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Wille Point
Texas
Kline
N T
Doug Hiss
Dosse Dounliss
Sears
Mra
McClellny
Joetion
Tintin
Harry
Rowetaol
Slwer
Winghytridane
Sandergon
Taek
Pdt
New Denton
Wardlaw
Wits
Rehres
Dae
Bother Seal
Bryan Victory Hinted Amid Democratic Platform Debate
A fragmentary dispatch from Siivininh to the Atgity Chronicle discusses Champ CHEK ember of Ganpress from Mh SOU eyeing Bryan in the Democratic race. It notes internal party divisions, with some urging acceptance of Bryan while others push for different nominees. The piece suggests platform debates offer little clarity as candidates court Southern voters and address unity ahead of the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atgity Chronicle
Nat Bellon
Chi
P. Eleles
Mie
Clarke
Southern
Ajay
Anatien
South
Aeewis
Unclear text about a political scene and election petition
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a protest or plan for an election on a liquor question. It references figures and places in a convoluted way, including a president, a petition verified by a quarter of registered voters, and local officials. The readable portions do not form a coherent report or confirmable facts.
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Jiguor
Aera
THK
Aiken ‘Inna
Chin Consulta
Lima
Michel
Auro
Huithig
Sol
Hwal
Angeys
Mystud
Knights of Pydnab Convened in Anderson
Knights of Pydnab gathered in Anderson for a grand lodge meeting described as one of the liveliest in the state. Discussions touched on a monthly Pyhid Journal and multiple offices were filled including chancellor, grand keeper of records, and grand master of exchanges with memorials adopted for several late members.
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Knighta of
Py Is
Anderson
Pyth Hiniem Ii South Carolin
Mandel I. Smit
Camion
Arvana
Tom Mittlion
Columbia
A. G. Kouibert
Wofford Jeollege
Sputanbirs
TE Whoriwell
Hart Mil
Neal
Wilson G. Harvey
Chaetestan
Exchunnurs
JL. Reeves
Mrmaghville
Grand Outer Hard
Keston
Tn Ronan
Aiterson
Col
Te Ax Stergenys
Greenville
Edmund Bacon
Kylghus A. C. Muntard
Charleston
J. M. Knieht
Sumler
Jamon Chayer
Womans Trial Exposes Turbulent Household Secrets
A 48 year old woman faces magistrate questions after a warrant leads to allegations of abandonment of a husband and children. Testimony centers on claims of coercion and fear, as the judge orders examination of the family strife and potential return of the wife to her home. The proceedings reveal strained relations and questions of custody and responsibility within the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkyile
Katherine
Youle Herald
New
Yar
Magistraty
Hite
Tau
Eitta
Josep
Trearherne
Joueph
Public notices and editorials on taxes and civic duty
A damaged subscriber quarrels over postage fees, leading to a lesson that citizens should support public enterprises. The editor rebukes meager contributors and urges readers to be united, help town growth, and renew support for local ventures. The piece ends with a call to be a productive unit in the community.
Sulphur remedy claims cures for skin and blood disorders
Advertised in period style Sulphur liquid and ointment touted as best form for skin diseases and internal purification. Claims quick ulcers and rheum cures with benefits shown by Mrs Willett of Washington DC. Includes offer of a free Sulphur booklet by Hancock Gigard Sulphur Company.
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Halcock
Ayn W. Willett
Washington, D. G
Wancock Gigard Sulphur Company
Hatthiare
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MdWard
Bob
Ton
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Hays
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Stiles
Wheawelli
Wales
Wetash
Austin Percollo
Sates
Dietrich
Ramsay S!reei
Baltimora
A. Gombes
S. Gilmor
Baltimore
Doc Ra
Iulieum
Tyre
Toung
Borat
Bobbitt Chemical Company
Bingry
Wille Staelin
Typlaitiers
Hines
Fitor Angree
Jiro
Wemsers
Tueseverery
Alu Ier
Geni Enidwen
Pethos
Sienna
Ted Wren
Iveral Wiebentie
Ottoyr
Aeeer
Sioad Polwon
Bryan
Charop Clark
Kiel Roose
Heather of
Merstaley
Ashasshie Wisty Ginton
Woramar
Crogopes
Hieaseneli
Pivaidot
Wau
Hou
Sinistar
Cxalgores
Rikoneh Wits
Ries
Fedal Police
Mtty
Nothdias
Lyontelt
Hve Virlistanil
Ntapin
Pheati
Hilee
Knights OF
Pydnab
Anerson
Vwandiang
Tusband
Mero
Sarnia
Leniday
Lesage
Odo
Xin
USD
Loman
Consult
iNeathawvay
Thataway & Co
Brand
Nome
Nunn Nt Papor
Niy Mit
Wwe
Suchinghia
Oifera Welle Matanee Misite
Ison DS
Sunbury
Wil Wilson
Drigelats
Soe
Wilhon
Lon
Wilwin & Co
Mies
Ropa
Alexander Atreat
Charlexian
de Reek
Columbia Supply CO
Colushia
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