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Memorial Tablet Marks Monroe Last Months At Old Gouverneur House
A bronze tablet commemorates James Monroe at the northwest corner of Prince and Marion streets where he spent his final months. The ceremony on April 28 featured Gouverneur Hoes, a Monroe descendant, and the house, now a kosher restaurant, will permanently display the tablet even if the building changes.
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Mlarion Street
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Sheriff With Nerve and the Courtroom Clash
An account of a tense frontier incident near the Indian Territory border where Sheriff Weight confronts a crowd in a courthouse standoff. A dramatic rescue unfolds as Wright wields a Winchester, restrains a hanging, and ensures a sheriff’s orderly return to the crowd despite threats and a dramatic rope severing.
Fancy Pigeons Abnormal Pigeon Fannsing Art for Art's Sake
A historical notice discusses fancy pigeons, their breeding marks, and the pursuit of perfection in feather and form. It notes measures of bird quality, the role of environment, and loft practices in shaping prized specimens.
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Obscure Irish Critic Recalls New Orleans Statue Tale
An Irish art critic recounts a New Orleans incident near Canal Street by a bronze Henry Clay statue. An orderly seeks to inspect a statue and misreads a local plan to honor a different figure, leading to a confusion about a patriotic monument. The tale underscores crowd misperception and urban memory.
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New Orleans
Canal Street
Henry Clay
Geo Rotler
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War for Profiterwith German Instructor at Harvard
A German instructor at Harvard observes two freshmen1ng a large cake tied with rope during an evening patrol. He questions their intent, and the response suggests they plan to chill beer with it, delivered in respectful tones.
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Harvard
Wide range of 1919 sports news and incidents
Jumbled report covers injuries and transfers in boxing and horse racing. Notable items include a jockey with a fractured kneecap, a German regatta entry by Jack Mulcahy and BI Varley, and plans for James Depree to coach at Tennessee. Also notes racing officials, a Columbus area trainer, and the upcoming National Golf Association tournament in Cleveland on July 19 1919.
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Homer Heath
London Sportamah
Bulzberger
Germany
Jack Mulcahy
BI Varley
Don Thayer
Lexington
Bondsman
Sultan
Grover Cleveland Fuller
Chicago
West Point
James Depree
Michigan
Tennessee University
J Ht Reed
Dept S . Browns
Heam
Macey
Hot Springs
Featherstone
Julian Bayer
Sheepsheaf
James and Brady Fight Set After June Gym Meet
James and Brady report gy mnat ic union in Indianapolis the week of June 27 with Jimmy Welsh drawing Jem Bowker of England for a world hunterweight match. They will fight in October at the National Sporting Club in London. The Day-ton bout between Tommy Herman and Tommy Mowatt was cut to ten rounds after Herman injured his left forearm. Stanford beats Waseda 9 to 1 in San Francisco as a crowd includes many Japanese spectators. Yale and Michigan triumph at the Penn relay meet with Yale winning the one and two mile relays while Michigan takes the four mile relay in a photo finish. Ralph Rose withdraws from Vanderbilt over weight throwing restrictions at Southern Intercollegiate meets. Pennsylvania and Navy compete in a Severn race with time 12 12 and Navy second crew ahead of Pennsylvania freshmen. Col Roy Richardson attends the National Good Roads convention in Portland with a motor car race arranged from New York to Portland. Michigan is hailed as a top athletic university after sweeping relay and football feats, while Yale and Michigan rivalry persists amid intercollegiate respect.
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Philadelphia
Peter Maher
Jay Butler
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Thomas O'Brien
St Josephs Hospital
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Williams Demetral
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Harney Oldfeld
National
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Cleveland
Ohio
University of
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Severn
Annapolis
Pennsylva Mae
Navy
Varsity
Teneth
Roy Richardson
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Great Eastern College
Am Firat
Yale
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