Coronation Arrangements Bespoke by London River Route
London notes describe a special steamer from Chelsea to Parliament House for coronation ceremonies. The piece contrasts medieval pageantry with modern motor traffic and notes aristocrats preferring car travel while royal processions, crews, and spectators endure crowded riverfront views with ceremonial pomp and historic references.
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London
Peerena
Chelden Pier
Pariiamort
Plamiagenet
Steveta
Whitereste
York
Pibanksment Gardens
Earl Marchal
Gantze
William IV Carringee
Mike
Abercorn
Betlehury
Rosebery
Abbey
Soeene
Reyuote
Brate
Einnit
Einnit and His Gepoctatas of the Front Poeltinn Teach, the Duke of Devenne
Westminster
Lady Devonshire's Ball at Devonshire House in London
June 1 report details a grand Devonshire House ball for the Duchess of Devonshire. The King and Queen could not attend due to Prince John of Glarkshire's death, yet the Queen joined the Duke at dinner. The gilded saloon displayed Cavendish gold plate and pink marmarsons adorned the table amid a lavish dessert service. Royal guests and Indian princes added splendor to the night.
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Leeder
London
Devonshire House
Duuness of
Devonshire
John of
Europe
Voyagers Shun Coronation Amid Luxury Arrangements
William M Chase, Miss Kitty Gordon and Webb sail for Liverpool aboard a large passenger cart, with plans and talk of a coronation in London. The party plans exhibitions of furniture and art, delaying to September, while Florence hosts a grand farewell.
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William M. Chase
Miss Kitty
Gordon
Webb
Loden
Florence
Lestanta
Gorton
Ion Bourbalt
Seward Webb
Sir Huet
Lay Graban
Andre Thandare
Queer Indian Relic Found Near Tales Hill Site
A puzzling ancient artifact is reported near Tales Hill in Wootetook. The Mevaiim of Natural Miptors examined the stone, noting its thick base and possible historic significance. Park officials faced questions about the inquiry and ongoing investigation.
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Batran
Tales Hill
Wootetook
Nimick Pearson Wedding Soon In Misty Manner
An upcoming marriage between Nimick and Pearson is announced with names and locales garbled in an ornate notice. The draft lists attendees and potential venues in a dated ceremonial tone, suggesting a formal family announcement within a local society column. The fragmentary text hints at travel, preparations, and a forthcoming bond to be celebrated.
Henry M'Burney Engaged to Mrs McFurney’s kin
Henry M Burney is engaged to Miss McFurney, daughter of Charles McFurney of New York. The wedding is planned at Leyden and involves families connected to General VE. Relatives Moy U Hente Methurnop and J Rant Eragirisugnor are mentioned in the notice.
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Pry Perens
Harles McFurney
New Fork
Youngur Rawitall
Leyden
Daderter
Catinel FM
Eragirisugnor
Etoviel
Howard University Growth and Tidy Up Plans
Fragmented and unclear text references Howard University growth plans and a request to resume operations. Mentions governance, training, and funding but specifics are not readable. Document appears garbled with multiple typographical errors and missing context.
No clear readable news item detected
The provided text is garbled OCR with no discernible news event, names, places, or dates to summarize into a coherent card. It lacks a identifiable subject, action, or outcome suitable for a title and summary.
National Electrical Association Debates Profit Sharing Plan
The National Wleetrin Light Association held its thirty fourth convention in the city. It recommended profit sharing provisions for about one hundred thousand employees from office staff to company presidents including death benefits and life insurance. Speakers urged labor and employer cooperation while warning state intervention could shift power away from employers. Bronte Felison of Chicago read the committee's exhaustive report detailing recommendations for the association's classes and mutual well being.
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Wleetrin Light Association
Cils
Ste
aMce
Death Benefit
Penatons
Fife
Imatesitin, Piahiem
Bern Eis
England
Wermany
Anainer
Ama Abel Jay Wivenit Quest
Wien
Astarphas
Electria
Sam Ruries
Orm
Rita
Penman
Bronte Felison Company
Messing
Ramilel Enel
Chicaca
Asencia Ton
Punite Pale Committee
Professor Pickering Decorated by Prussian Merit Order
The article details Professor Edward Charles Pickering receiving a Prussian Order of Merit, the first American honored since Agassiz, with ceremony in Boston. It notes the rarity, lists other honors, and describes the official act, dates, and ceremonial regalia.
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Agassiz
Bertin
Mev
Edwerd Charles Pickering
Alrasto Ag
Harvard Cheatopiney We
Trinity's Centennial Service Commemorates Bishop Hobart
A large procession and special service marked the centennial of Bishop Hobart, seventh rector of Trinity, Newark. The sermon was delivered by Moses Frederick Scinerin with Rev William Manning, Trinity rector, presiding as the church observed the event with a long prayer and sermon.
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Hobart
Aonut Tain
Rergymon
Ehilrehes
Newnehitid
Wwa
John Henry Habart Ile Wiehon
Newark
Imshon Rrederick Jevepe Scinerin
William ‘T. Manning
Trinity
Old Tenity
College Women Nurses Urged For Happy Homes
Dean Arnold urges college women nurses to join the effort at 8am in a Worcester setting, arguing they can improve homes and health. The editorial piece, reflecting church and educational perspectives, links nursing training to family welfare and civic virtue in a mid 20th century context.
Dreamland Park Purchase Debate in City Aldermen
In a heated board discussion, supporters urge buying Coney Island land after last Saturday’s costly fire, arguing Dreamland Beach offers cheaper, accessible seaside space than Rockaway. Opponents warn city funds should fund schools and subways first, delaying any purchase to avoid higher future costs.
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Board of Aldermen
Coney Inland
Semaide
Rockaway
Peach
Maggettan
Bronx
Manhattan
Cone Gested
Shepard to Lecture at Yale in New Haven May Day
Local notices mention a lecture by Shepard from New York at Yale University in New Haven on May 1. The fragment references candidates, a recent allocation, and names such as Braten and Benatog, with unclear context and multiple garbled phrases.
Gideons Ship 25 000 Bibles Thn Nation UMpor Feetery
Fragmentary OCR describes a religious group mailing Bibles and shipping activities. The text is garbled but references Gideons and distribution of religious literature, with unclear details about dates or locations.
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Gideons
Avery
Fragmented notice from historical paper mentions Rao and dinner at street
Garbled OCR text lists names Rao and Meir with references to meals and a dinner, mentioning places and street names. Details are unclear but indicate a social or community notice with personal names and locations.
Obituary: Allen Magowan Former Mayor of Trenton
Allen Magowan a longtime rubber manufacturer and former mayor of Trenton died today at his home in New York City A pioneer in rubber products his career began in the local Trenton area where his family founded a major rubber hardware firm He is survived by his son Prans A Macoman the former mayor of Trenton and other relatives.
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Pneumors
Onis Heme
New York
Yremton
Nus
Prans
Macoman
Trenton
Michael F Reilly Dies in Brooklyn Home After Illness
Michael F Reilly a longtime active member of Democratic circles in Kings County died yesterday at his Brooklyn home Noo Ut Latiette Avenue He served in the 11th Regiment during the Union War and was a founder of the Sack Gen UlD He belonged to the Kings County Mel Service Emminyes Association A widow two daughters and a son survive The burial will be at Holy Cross Cemetery tomorrow
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Sackgen Uld
Taity Daund Knlehte Et Columbie
Kings County
Mel Service
Emminyes’ Associaton
Holy Cross Cemetery
Dr Charles H Magoon obituary notes early Iowa settler status
Dr Charles H Magoon of Wakeneld Massachusetts died at his home on the day of De Charles 1 Magoon a well known figure in the community and as an early settler. He moved to Algona, Town in 150, and operated a fruit tree nursery in Iowa before retiring. He lived in the state for forty five years and was seventy years old. A wife survives him.
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Wjyraa
Reynold
Perough
Sterrs
Thristmar Retats
Prospect Park
Alent
Paris
Nyenne
Hanator
Albans
Rockaway
Toi
Torketelier
San Hide Park
Maney
Bulidhaa
Wakeneld
Mass
de Charles 1 Magool
Dential
Algona
Town
Fort Iivice
Iowa
Clarke Will Lets Daughter Take Residue If Entering Convent
The will of Richard H. Clarke, filed in the Surrogate’s Office, leaves his daughter Mary Ada Clarke the residue of his estate on condition she not enter a convent or similar institution. If she does, the property is divided among his other children. The probate notes the Visitation convent in Gearmetown as a cited institution.
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T Richard H. Clarke
Taerver Rye
Theman
Mary Ada Clarke
Aimilar
Casa
Misa
A. Clarke
Convent of the Visitation
Mr Clarke
Justice Whitney Left Wife Share of Estate
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Justice Whitney and a wife related to an estate, mentioning a will or portions of property, a vote at a location called STAM, and cash amounts in tanks. The text is garbled but centers on a court figure and an estate distribution.
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Duetice
Whitney
Supreme Court
Nilow
Iqhaney & Iyett
Avie
Aion
Ste Hs
Aim Anders Cryal
Tare
Dastee
Mie
Dieupha
Steuben Model Sparks Talk of Local Visitors
The article mentions Geena Putatam and a Kaiser model visit to Steuben as part of a regional showcase. It notes Miss Frothingham’s injury and cites Lenox, Whittle, and Trothingham family members discussing the incident and coordinating care after a fall from a balcony.
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Kaiser
Steuben
Putatam Geena
St. Ampérar
Gieteneng
Mito
Oy Patave
Lutherans Endow Seminary Professorship Amid Synod Session
The Lutheran Synod in session at Christ church reflected on finances and leadership. Charles A Echieren contributes 550,000 to endow a seminary professorship, with funds also earmarked for salary and a building for the professorship at the Lutheran Theological Seminary in Philadelphia.
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Charles A Echieren
Annial Vanvettinn
Evangelical Lutheras
Ernedmay
Palaverta Evanus
Broly Jon
Synod of
Sau Tork
Lutheran ‘Theological Seminary
Stevens Graduates 73 as Institute Seeks 75000 Aid
Stevens Institute in Hoboken held commencement exercises as Peerdene Humphreys announced a looming 75000 deficit and appeal for funds. Highest honors went to Willan B. Blythe with several top prizes awarded to George Armatorns, Roland H. Strader, and others, including a Cyrus Lan prize and a 25 dollar award for proficiency.
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Stevens Institute
Hoboken
Peerdene Humphreys
Willan B. Rlythe
Glen Ris
Ptier
Grorae Armatrons
Paterano
Willang J. Resmet
Deren Vitus
Walter A. Schaefer
East Orange
Roland H. Strader
Newark
Oatine Myers
Elienbeth
Cyrus Lanw
Kot
Ihchenstey
Raysnand Ahithall
Malnfeld
Mont Tha Hosen
Webster Cit
Rupremary
Seid
Trark
Enniete
Theatre Party Draws 5000 at City Convention
A National Association gathers five thousand members for a four day convention in the city. Attendees split to venues including the Winter Garten and Broadwar Theatre. A noted performer headlines the Hen-Pecks show at the Broadwar Theatre as part of the city’s entertainment lineup.
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National Association
Thin-City
Venarts
Tare
Miner Seereywanman
Broadwar
Jim
Theatrical Notes and Upcoming Productions Highlight
Theatre notes list Mies Hesale Mercy engaged for the Ollies of Wort, with a new autumn role under Phaptes Dillinghan Charles Whilingham. A late August comedy by Ann Caldwell and Jaynes O7 Den, plus star appearances by Thottirs A Wise and others are announced, with multiple acts and travel plans for the season. The Louisville Courier-Journal notes a Washington Herald portability moment and a Washington vote on women’s rights.
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Mies Hesale
Mercy
1Eid
Ollies
Wort
Manrion
Phaptes Dillinghan
Charles Whilingham
Ann Caldwell
Jaynes
Wow Tigady
Uther
Drwephine
Artie Shum
Bika
Cyril Biddulph
Tt Visughare
Friberettio
Artathier Cowteitye
Miew Cabdwell
Barry Tate
Vethew
Vestart Tate
Levil
George
Brilliant Embassy Ball Hosts Austrian Aristocracy
The Austrian aristocracy attended the embassy ball hosted by Ambassador and Mrs Kerens. Noted guests included Vienna’s dukes and a Diplomat, with elegant decor in red white and blue. A formal dinner followed in rooms richly decorated for the occasion.
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Kerens
Thare
Teres Thomas
Vienna
Archdukas
We Diplomatic Corps
Fragmented notices of marriages deaths and society events
This column fragment contains scattered notices including marriages and dates, obituaries and funeral notices, an ongoing civic society meeting from the HENGIAL SOCIETY OF MECHANICS AND TRADESMEN OF THE TY OF SAW, and various local announcements. Names and places appear with limited clarity across multiple entries.
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Hengial Society
Statens Gears
Wellaas
Peneldame
Keeler
Nesler Punerat
Pynera Couey
St. Iene
Cyraiel Burtting
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National Electric Light Association
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Edward Pickering
Boston
Pickering
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Want College Women Nurses
Dean Arnold
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Michael F. Reilly
Charles H. Magoon
Richard H. Clarke
Justice Whitney
Miss Frothingham
Lutheran Synod
Stevens
Theatre Party
South America
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Louisvile Courier-Journal
Washington Herald
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Smith
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