Funeral for murdered priest draws thousands in N J
Thousands, regardless of creed, gathered at West Fifteenth Street cell to honor Father Leo Hein. The funeral at Saint Bonaventure Monastery will be held at 10:30 a.m. with Bishop O'Conor and many church dignitaries attending. An anarchist killed the priest, whose death sparked a large, solemn procession and outpouring of support from parishioners and Catholic groups.
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N. J
Enture
Leo
St. Bonny Paterson
Wasestin
Beth’s Ch
Giuseppi Alic
Willle
Edward Piecke
St. Bonaventures
John J. O'Connor
Newark
Noo
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Fragmentary OCR text presents a personal narrative fragment about self observation and possible circumspection. The garbled wording limits clear entities or events to anchor a fuller summary.
Glacie Calla Home Purchase Showcased in Roy Case
The New York Times reports on Miss Calla Hathaway of Boston in a high profile matter involving Paul Emile Roy. The piece details Roy’s disappearance, a Boston woman’s engagement in the case, and Calla’s newly purchased Paris styled home worth $50,000 with lavish interior furnishings and portraits. The article notes the Shah of Persia’s diamond ring, a polar bear rug, and Egypt sourced silk panels, as well as Roy’s potential return once legal papers reach Washington.
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New York Times
Paul Emile Roy
France
George A. Carkins
Collis
Roy
Calla
Tiss Calla Hathaway
Boston
Piano Dhé
Persia
Egypt
New-York
Thay
West Linth Street
City
New York
Ratchelder
Washonorrow
Oriental Bank Ready to Fight Receivership Show Cause
Depositors of Oriental Bank meet to resist Attorney General's receivership order. Judge O Gorman to hear why the bank should not be vacated as counsel for the bank argue sound finances and a planned reopening with Mercantile Trust Company. A 2:30 pm depositor meeting at 205 Broadway to form a committee and back efforts.
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Jackson
O'Gorman
Supreme Court
Oriental Bank
Mercantile Trust Company
S. Stanwood Menken
Beekman, Philbin «& Menken
Menken
Metropolitan’ Trust Company
New York Board of Trade and Transportation
Broadway
B. J. Drummond
Marcus Stine
Eugene Bissell
Priest Heroic Effort Fails to Save Drowned Boy
In Cohasset Massachusetts on a March afternoon 17 year old Joseph Manuel Jason fell through the ice while skating. Rev Edmund C Sliney curate of St Anthony s Catholic Church leaped into the water and retrieved the body but the youth was dead.
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New York Times
Cohasset
Mass
Joseph Manuel Jason
Edmund C. Sliney
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Father Sliney
Boston Divorce Delay Halts Planned Hotel Cecil Wedding
Special to The New York Times reports Dr. G Arthur Savase of Worcester and Miss Ethel Merrilees a chorus girl postponed their marriage at the Hotel Cecil. Merrilees cites an unreleased divorce from a New York theatrical man delaying the union until April. Savase is also a divorcé, and a friend suggests the delay may soothe his father.
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New York Times
Boston
G. Arthur Savase
Worcester
Ethel Merrilees
Hotel Cecil
Merrilees
New York
Sateee
Theosophical Lectures Set by New York Branch
Arrangements by the New York Branch of the Theosophical Society for public lectures by C Jinarajadasa of Colombo begin tomorrow evening at Geneva Bice Hall 246 West 88th Street. Jinarajadasa born Crylon and Cambridge educated. describes himself as Sinhala and Aryan Hindu.
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New York
The
Theosophical Society
C. Jinirajadasa
Colombo
Genevo Bice T Hall
West Pitty-eighth Street
Jinarajadasa
Crylon
Cambridge University
Gland
Third Vassar Girl Has Appendicitis
Maren Jacy, a student at Vassar College from Indiana, is in Vassar Hospital recovering from an appendicitis operation. She is the third Vassar student to undergo similar surgery in recent days.
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Vassar
Poughkeepsie
Nw .i
Maren
aTee Jacy
Indiana
Vassar College
Vassar Hospital
Sine
Dawn of a New Era in Southern Schools
Dr P P Claxton head of the University of Tennessee education history spoke at Earl Hall Columbia University about Southern education progress. He cited state aid gains since 1902 with Tennessee up 125 percent North Carolina 100 Louisiana 140 and noted new schools and better supervision. He praised women’s education and agricultural programs as central to the shift.
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P. P. Claxton
Department of the History of Education
University of Tennessee
Earl Hall
Columbia University
South
Mason and Dixon’s
Johnstown
North
Tennessee
North Carolina
Louisiana
New York
Virginia
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Rennessee
Georgia
Kentucky
Booker T Washington Speaks at New Rochelle Forum
At the People's Forum in New Rochelle New York Booker T Washington told a large audience the temperance movement’s gains in the South. He called the abolition of the bar room a blessing to the negro second only to slavery and blamed whisky for much of the nation’s mob violence. Ex Mayor Seth Low introduced him and ex Gov Pinchbeck of Louisiana attended on the platform. About 3000 people filled the hall including many from Westchester County.
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New York Times
New Rochelle
N. Y
People's Forum
Booker Ty
Washington
South
F .Dr. Washington
Seth Low
New. Rochelle
Pinchbeck
Louisiana
Westchester County
Snow and sleet cripple Brooklyn third rail transit
A gray morning gave way to heavy damp snow in New York with sleet and hail by afternoon. Temperatures ranged from 24 to 31 degrees as the Brighton Beach Line froze, trains stalled, and electric shoes failed to grip the rail, parking the system for hours and delaying service through the night.
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Northfield
Honolulu
Brighton Beach
Brooklyn
Flatbush
Boston Banker Weds Chorus Girl
Special to The New York Times from Boston on March 1 reports the marriage of Max Ratshisky, a wealthy Boston banker, and Miss Edith Kenarick, a singer and dancer in Anna Held's Parisian Model company. She had previously been a teacher at a Massachusetts Normal School.
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New York Times
Boston
Max Ratshisky
Edith Kenarick
Anna Held
Massachusetts Normal School
Building Size Codes and Measurements Noted
A fragment lists size designations such as 66 ty 6b, 9 x 15 ft, 9x12, 16-05, and est 6x 9 ft, indicating dimensional or catalog references. The shorthand appears to catalog varied measurements and estimates without a full context or complete item description.
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