First Communion at St Marys Church Draws 1800
Thirty boys and thirty girls joined the Catholic church at St Marys in a large Sunday ceremony led by Rev. H. V. Kaempker. The 7:30 am service featured choir, orchestra, and a procession from the schoolhouse. Names of communicants include John Ferdinand, Joseph Friedmann, Carl Fry, Clarence Janier, Edward Kramer, and many others.
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St. Mary's Church
Mill
Cherry Streets
St. Joseph's Society
Knights of St. John
Raymond Kohl
Lhat
Father Kaempker
H. V. Kaempker
John Ferdinand
Joseph Jacob Friedman
Carl Fry
John Greenfelter
Rupert Hamel
Anthony Halter
John Hoffmann
Nicholas Hoffmann
Clarence Janier
Edward Kramer
Frank Kracker
Edward Kuhns
Ernest Langanka
Leo Nist
Geo, Neininger
Eoward Oster
Carl Peters
John Voth
Henry Rusche
Frederick Reis
Oscar Rohr
Henry Schwertzler
Leo Sonnhalter
John Stenger
Martin Seifert
Frank Warth
Albert Walter
Leo Wilhelm
Frank Wilhelm
Wiliam Weick
Bertha Lustig
Lillian Lyng
Stella Nis
Mary Price
Gertrude Paul
Anna Paul
Arline Sailer
Helen Shaidnagle
Edna Schrader
Helen Sailer
Helen Vogt
Helen Wiener
Cecelia Wilhelm
Teresa Wilhelm
Nellie Zuber
Christina Yando
Charles Witt
Louisa E. Bader
Helen Baker
Augie Brentzel
Anna Everhardt
Grace Ertie
Cecelius C. Friedmann
Mary Gruber
Catherine, Hannan
Mary Kapper
Teresa Kivko
Ottilia Kiefer
Martha Koslowski
Anna Lachmeier
Elizabeth Lenhart
Elizabeth Tabellion
Knights of St John Plan National Convention in Cincinnati
Cincinnati prepares for the Knights of St John annual international convention and encampment June 24 to 27. About 30 000 visitors are expected with hotels aiding a large accommodation effort. The convention will address unifying Catholic societies into one national body. Cash prizes totaling 2500 dollars will go to top commanderies by attendance and drill performance, based on miles traveled and drill results.
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Cincinnati
Knights of St. John
United States
Philadelphia
Children's Day at Christian church fills auditorium
Large crowds attended the children’s day program titled India's Call to America prepared by Mrs. Lee Graybill and Miss Lavina Marr. The event raised more than $80 with both morning and evening celebrations at the Baptist church drawing sizable audiences and full participation from young performers.
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Christian Church
Lee Graybill
Lavina Marr
India
America
The
Baptist Church
Itc
Inps- Frxdert
J Molson Injured In Crystal Spring Buggy Crash
Julius Molson of Crystal Spring was driving toward Massillon when a frightened horse hit a telephone pole at North Mill street. He was thrown and carried to Wiliam Crookston’s residence. Dr A A Hallock treated facial wounds and possible internal injuries. He was taken home by Rudy's ambulance with Mrs Molson accompanying part of the way.
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Julius Molson
Crystal Spring
North Mill Street
Mr. Molson
Wiliam Crookston
A. A. Hallock
Rudy
Third Ward Has Most School Age Youth in City Report
John Ellis and assistants complete enumeration of school age youths in the district. Total 4,170, up 9 percent from last year, with wards showing males and females across age groups six to eight, eight to fourteen, fourteen to sixteen, and sixteen to twenty one. Totals outside city included.
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John Ellis
Tremont Street
Nancy Wiseman
Mary Ells
A. B. Oberlin
J. A. Mauer
First Ward
Life saved by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera Remedy
A. E. Lafay ette of Gregory Landing Missouri credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life after doctors doubted his survival. He reports instant relief after taking the medicine nine years ago and says it remains in his home as the best on earth. Sold by EK, 8S, Craig, Baltzly, and Rider Snyder.
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Chamberlain
A. E. Lafayette
Gregory Landing
Clark County
Missouri
Ek, 8S
Craig, Z
T. Baltzly
Rider & Snyder
Fires Ravage McCorne Edsville This Night
Several fires broke out in McCorne Edsville Ohio last night causing destructive blazes. Pyle's livery stable Hartesisu's storage warehouse and another building burned with light or no insurance coverage reported.
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McCorne Edsville
Associated Press
Pyle
Hartesisu
Over-Work Weakens Your Kidneys in Newspaper Ad
An old advertisement explains how kidneys filter blood and warn that overwork leads to heart strain and pains. It promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy, claims cures for kidney and bladder trouble, and offers sample bottles via mail from Kilmer Co. of Binghamton New York.
Wingless Flying Machine Demonstrated by Chicago Inventor
Chicagoan Peter Moran claims a new wingless flying device uses a central propeller and two forward twirling wheels as wings. The system, powered by steam or electric batteries, features a rudder, elevating wheels, and independent propulsion to control ascent and forward motion.
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Chicago
Hos
Peter Moran
A Cadet Invents Reversing Gear for Steam Turbines
P. B. Belchers, a Virginia Tech cadet in Blacksburg, Va., has invented a reversing gear on the steam turbine. He patented the device in Europe and the United States, with protections in Germany, Italy, France, Belgium, Spain, Australia, Russia, and England. The Turbinia example shows potential for higher speed and space savings by replacing two reversing turbines with the single gear.
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P. BB. Belchers
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Belchers
Europe
United States
Germany
Italy
France
Belgium
Spain
Australia
Russia
England
Philadelphia capitalists plan peat power system in Mexico
A group of Philadelphia capitalists will establish a peat based heat and power system in Mexico. William A Stern of Philadelphia has conducted experiments for over a year showing peat can generate power with a commercial efficiency exceeding 60 percent of the best bituminous coal.
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Philadelphia
Mexico
William A. Stern
Photographic Invention Promises Lithography Revolution
Boston inventor Mr John Dillenius has perfected a scientific camera that may revolutionize lithography and abolish many technicalities in preserving atmospheric effects essential to nature produced pictures.
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John Dillenius
Boston
Textiles and silk trade shifts noted worldwide
Madagascar reports a new cotton field while silk ribbons in America supply 90 percent of consumption. Argentina lowers wool valuations by 331 3 percent, paralyzing its wool industry. U.S. and foreign mills dominate silk fabric supply at 75-25. Bombay cotton purchases by the Cotton Spinners' union affect raw cotton shipments to the Orient.
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Madagascar
America
Argentina
United States
Orient
Bombay
Moth Prevention for Woolens and Furs in Summer
The Household warns housewives to prevent cloth and fur moth damage with airing and cleaning on a sunny day. Beat dust from woolens, sponging grease spots, and mothproof storage in chests or bags with camphor. City moths are numerous. consider professional storage for costly items. After cleaning, rugs and carpets should be sponged with turpentine before rolling or folding.
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Alminster
BewilderingHat Styles Sweep Millinery Fashion
A New York Sun note describes the season’s hat craze with hats boasting up to five brims, light blue straw hats veiled in blue chiffon, and ribbons with quills. Turban toques rise in popularity while larger brimmed shapes wait, featuring rosettes, contrasting quills, and floral trims.
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New York Sun
Milan
Fancy Names Grow Fewer as Girls Find Classic Names
A clergyman who christens many babies notes a shift toward old fashioned girl names like Mary Elizabeth Lucy Margaret Dorothy and Priscilla while boys retain plain names. He observes no fashion trend for boys and only a small share bear unusual names each year.
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Marys
Elizabeths
Lucys
Margarets
Dorothys
Priscillas
Howse Linen Storage Instructions
The cupboard for linen should be kept very dry and unused items must be aired until all moisture is gone. If not regularly used, remove and hang before the fire or in the sun. If linen shows yellowing from burning, wash, dry, and store again without starch.
Lawn Petticoats Introduce New Summer Fashion
Lawn petticoats become a亮 new trend this summer replacing uk style with thin skirts. They match the gown shade, cut long, and edged with lawn ruffles and lace. A white undershirt features a full wide flounce trimmed with Valenciennes lace frills.
Wireless notice to New York ships via Marconi system
News describes a wireless telegraphy system enabling New York bound steamers to receive 14 hour advance warnings of approaching ships. Nantucket lightship and Sankaty head will host equipment, with final installation by July 1, linking Nantucket to mainland via telegraph and phone.
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New York
Versons
Tartford
Albany
Washington
Marconi
Nantucket
Sankaty Head
United Es
Genees
Marconi Wireless ‘Pelegraph Company
London
Imariners
South Shoals
Sankaty
Block Island
Fire Island
Sandy Jiack
Gay Beach
Marthas Vinesard
Merald
New Gould Castle On Sands Point To Cost $700,000
Howard Gould plans Castle Gould a grand estate on 300 acres overlooking Long Island Sound at Sands Point. The project includes a bluff enlargement, 55,000 planted trees, imported shrubs, and French and Italian gardens with artificial lakes and fountains adjoining Bourke Cochran’s Bourke Cochran estate.
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Howard
Howard Gould
Sands Point
New York Journal
Castle Gould
Long Island Sound
New York
Kirs
Gould
Bourke Cochran
Remarkable Operation by Paris Doctor Increases Height
Dr Maurice Springer of Paris who makes short people taller reports success with Senora Immaculata Hernandez a 14 year old Spanish girl from an ancient Castilian family. In 12 days she gained one inch and Springer says she can make her much taller still.
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Maurice Springer
Paris
New York Journal
Senora Immaculata Hernandez
Springer
Tear of a Yard of Ragtime A Call to Reject Ragtime
Baltimore American notes push to drop ragtime in favor of classics as audiences tire of ragtime. It laments rigid tastes during Wagner Beethoven Handel Chopin and Liszt performances while urging liberation and enjoyment, contrasting with solemn concert posture and the faded line about a coal black lady in oblivion room.
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Ces
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Mr. Johnson
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St. Louis
A. W. Chase
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L. H. Mans
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Geo. Loyer
A. W
Chase
E A Co
Buffalo
E. S. Craig
Mary Latham
Dr. Chase
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