A Leader Not Law The Need Of Mankind For Communism
Dutch poet and practical communist Frederick Van Eeden spoke at Carnegie Hall on Practical Communism Work and Bread. He urged a world movement led by a genius to organize society, criticizing wealth inequality and urging dedicated action over new laws.
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Frederick van Eeden
Carnegie Hall
Dr.Van Eeden
Napoleon
Caesar
Marcus M. Marks
M. J. R. Planten
Netherlands
D. G. Boissevain
G. IF. Boissevain
Hamilton Holt
Leonard A. Abbott
James D. Gagan
Edward J. Wheeler
Robert Erskine Ely
Samuel Untermyer
Misther Hermann
Alfred Hayman
Horace Pietener
Charlotte Perkins Gilman
Alden Freeman
L. A. du Borque
Adolph Pincoffs
Vechten van Veeder
and G I. van Heimert
Dr. van Eeden
Emerson
America
Bay of New York
Beautiful Library
William James
New York
New York Harbor
New World
América
Africa
Assembly of Nations
Holland
Athens
Pericles
Rome
Cato
Secon
Owen
England
van Eeden
Bonaparte Survived Names
Baltimore dispatch notes Attorney General Bonaparte declining to reply to a speech in Congress calling him a transplanted bud of alleged French nobility. He says he has endured similar descriptions during a long public life and cites past taunts such as soup house Charley and imperial peacock of Park Avenue.
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New York Times
Baltimore
Clark
Florida
Geerral Bonaparte
House of Congress
Park Avenue
Ex-Judge Palmieri clashes with Keefe in Tomts Court over Leonat case
In Tomts Court lawyers Palmieri and Keefe argued loudly over who represented Angelo Leonat of 416 East Twelfth Street on assault charges. Magistrate Herrman paused the case to allow a settlement. Leonat was released on Palmieri's bond after a brief adjournment. John McCarthy reports Leonat allegedly attacked him, leaving a scalp wound.
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Palmieri
Terranova
Charles M. Keefe
Tomts Court
Angelo Leonat
East Twelfth Street
Keefe
Herrman
Waldo Horseman Killed in Independence Runaway
David Waldo, once a race track owner and prominent horseman in Kansas City, died in a runaway near Independence, Missouri last night. He was a Virginia graduate and father of Jed and William Waldo, noted jockeys from years past.
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David Waldo
Kansas City
Independence
Wapningeese University
Virginia
Jed
William Waldo
Bed Spreads In Various Weights And Colors For Sale
A catalog listing 2000 white English manufacture bed spreads in summer weight 78 by 88 inches with values from 1.75 to 3.58 and 1000 colored red spreads in 70 by 90 inches priced at 1.35 each.
Sale of fine Latin Damask Table Cloths and Napkins
Advertising copy for rug and textile department offers table cloths napkins and bureau scarfs with various sizes and prices plus many rugs including Mosul Persian India Kermanshah Sarouk Wilton Axminster and Brussels pieces. Prices range from 1.00 to 150.00 with discounts noted on spring furnishings.
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India
Axminster
Brussels
Exhibition and Sale of Novelty Silks for Summer Dress
Exhibition and sale of novelty silks offering latest weaves and colors identical to Paris couturières models from Paquin Doucet Dre coll La Ferrier Poret Francis and Agnes. March 9 and 10. Three hundred pieces totaling 21 000 yards of superior taffetas silk in white ivory cream light blue pink and black at 50c per yard.
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Valenciennes
Point de Paris
Couturieres
Paris
Paquin
Doucet
Drecoll
la Ferrier
Poret
Francis
Agnes
O'Neill
Copenhagen
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Civic Forum
Panama Canal
Canal of
Panama
Russia
Java
Sa May Manton AG
St. Gall
James McCreary & Co
23Rd Street
34Th Street
Bonaparte
Charley
Charles M Keefe
Sixth Avenue
Oneill-Adams
New Jersey
Lee Fownes
Butto Fownes
O’ Neill
James McCreery & Co
Bureau
Mosul
Gath
Batiste
Twenty-third Street
Thirty-fourth Street
James McCreary & Go
A3rd Street
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