Alfred E Smith Early Life and Family Roots
The article recounts Alfred E Smith birth at 174 Booth Street New York on December 30 1873 to Alfred and Catherine Smith. It describes the East Side tenement life near Brooklyn Bridge and the immigrant background of Smith and his family emphasizing hard work and frugal conduct shaping his upbringing. It covers his mother’s two trades and the father’s truckman work, early schooling, and Smith’s youth including his time as a firehouse mascot and his first jobs to support the family.
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Emanuel Smith
Booth Street
Newark
Brooklyn Bridge
Manhattan
Alfred Emanuel Smith
Catherine Mulvihill Smith
New York
Woodrow Wilson
Smith
Ireland
Wilson
Mary
John J. Glynn
East River
City of
New York City
Alfred E. Smith
Water Street
Oliver
Dover and
Water Streets
Lower East Side
He'r
Governor Smith
Great Bridge
Young Smith
Engine Company
John Street
Te Cain
Father Grady
Mamaroneck
Manhattan College
Manhattanville
125Th Street
Third Avenue
Chatham Square
Parish of
St. James
Alfred
Baldwin
Fulton
John Feeney & Co
Fulton Market
Boston
Wythe Avenue
Brooklyn
Dunn
St. Augustine's
J. Kean
Church Club
St, Nh
Random Thoughts on Politics and Society Almanac
Fragmentary notes discuss politics marriage and public life with satire and rhetorical questions. Mentions bigamy stereotypes and the United States as a dangerous nation while hinting at votes and elections in November.
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Rms
United States
Humorous Clips From Old Time Tales and Jokes
A mixed set of short anecdotes and quips. A mother hen and pullets mourn a ministerial son. a householder drowns kittens. a cemetery visit. life insurance, blasting powder, and a salesman exchange weave through light humor. The tone is breezy and period style.
American Legion Pen Argyl Program Tonight Features Roxy
Pen Argyl hosts a Pen Argyl Post meeting with the Pen Argyl Male Chorus solos by Harry A. Lundy and accordion accompaniment by Bert Millicer. Harry F. Sutton will address the gathering. County chiefs and councilmen approve parking plans for visiting Legionnaires.
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American Legion
Pen Argyl
Roxy
Harry A. Lundy
Bert Milliceir
Harry F. Sutton
30Th Congres
Parking Restrictions Near Legion Home Meeting
Confusing OCR notes indicate no parking on sections of Main Street and nearby avenues due to a Legion home meeting. Acknowledgment mentions a committee chair, likely a local official, enforcing temporary parking limitations.
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Robinson
Rohj Chingogrom
Pennsylvania
Legion Home
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