War for 1812 flag event at City Hall sues janitor
In a municipal court case, Colonel Ave Bird Gardiner testifies over the War of 1812 flag dispute at City Hall. Mrs Morehouse and a patriot group claim a flag removal and related actions tied to a vandalism incident, with testimony detailing the flag’s pinned tributes and prior park department contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beh
Ave Bird Gardiner
Society of the War
Statuda More Roum
J. Reese Jude
Martin J. Moret
Mharm
Rose
Casiatn Doha & Xoruiks
Wna Mbseid
Eweyer
Uni
Morithe Ag
Anil Ft Wits
Park Department
Hessand
Abe
Gardiner
Kronsehar
Wits Couneal
Kemm
Merman
Rowtay
Hirem Ceuik
Dausiter
Fedetinine Puyeldan
Chepialalitt
Capala
Marvhouse
Cuntuln Seeman
Sisane
Paula
Wary of Winedom and Wiles in Elegant Society
Fragmented OCR reflects a chaotic social vignette about wine connoisseurs, beauty standards, and manners. It mentions a contest of taste and appearance, with a narrator pondering the influence of charm over merit and a fleeting reference to a person named Der Umiiness and a Chester event.
St Vincent's Bazaar Charms Visitors For Hospital Fund
At St Vincent's Hospital, volunteers and Sisters host a charity bazaar to raise funds for the new building. Children in blue robes and some white slips crowd the courtyard, grabbing toys amid newspaper litter as adults sell lemonade and run the sale table. Proceeds support the hospital expansion and patient care, with Sisters coordinating helpers and organizers named in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veronica St. Joseph
St. Vincent's Hospital
St. Vincent's
Mies
Ailsses Dunn
Mise Maryford
Mussorime Bradr
Cotsi
Miss Wosoa
Alis Cn Orben
Piers
Urees
Katherine Sanders
Furnlah
Fashionable patterns for galaty frocks and textiles
The Tribune notes prettier Nonitus patterns for attire than plain Galaty frocks. It describes dotted chambray with embroidered collar, slit and finish, highlights pigats and versatile textiles in white and color. Cotton velvets and batistes are also featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nonitus
Patterned Furnishings and Narrow Desks Rise in Style
A description notes the near impossibility of deciphering a joke text about desk patterns. It mentions fashionable, narrow desks and yard measurements, with an emphasis on a stern New York department store pattern department offering mailed patterns by post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stern Department
New-York
Spring Magic and Charity Notes From Arlington Branch
Fragmentary civic and social items describe visiting notes, fund contributions, and camp closure. Mrs. Belle G Mnitcher leads Arlington branch activities including a blossom bazaar fundraiser raising 40.18 dollars for the outing fund, plus 135 dollars from P Frost for Mothers Sunshine Club. Reports mention a consumptive camp closure, state reporting on tuberculosis containment, and gratitude messages from invalids and donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle G. Mnitcher
Arlington 18
Rentor Trench
Eomimer Outing Fund
Aire P. P. Frost Haw
Mothers’ Sunshine Club
Bosetta
Mownthy
Lez A. Godin
Travelers Abroad Guide for Housewives Exchange
A fragmented wartime travel guide describes how to travel cheaply in Europe, highlighting Amsterdam and Holland regions. It notes markets, trains, and local customs for women traveling alone, with advice on language basics, lodging, and cautious budgeting. It warns about rising costs in France and Belgium and emphasizes practical tips for navigation and safety.
Portrait of Maria Daniloff and Tearkos Selo affair
The Sphere reports Maria Daniloff, a nurse accused of attempting to plunge the Daby Czarowicch into boiling water. The Czarina was warned by a Tearkos Selo servant and saved her son. Daniloff’s portrait arrives from St. Petersburg as she awaits trial.
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Maria Daniloff
Tearkos Selo
Daniloff
St. Petersburg
Sphere
Great Growth of P E Church
The Rev Dr Thomas Reed Hrifiges of the Second Presbyterian Church Newark read a paper yesterday at the Presbyterian Ministers Association on causes of growth and prosperity of the Episcopal Church in New York City. He cited Episcopal growth about ten to one over Presbyterians and noted Presbyterians increased about 2500 communicants in fourteen years, while Episcopalians grew about twenty five hundred. He named Bishop Potter and argued for central church power and the form of service and worship as key factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Reed Hrifiges
Seo
Ond Presbyterian Church
Newark
Aseocia
New-York City
Presbyterian Church
Protestant Episcopal Church
Ehren
Potsed
Bridges
Blazing car disaster in Matawan sights tourists
A passenger car owned by Howard Ayer caught fire yesterday afternoon near Matawan New Jersey while carrying a party of tourists two women were hurt in the blaze which consumed the vehicle and caused a nearby power failure. The fire was blamed on a broken belt that loosened the exhaust system and ignited the fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matawan
Howard Ayer
New York
Hn Homes
Asleep, Speeds Auto Up Broadway Arraignment
Robert Bann of New Rochelle, an automobile salesman, faced West Side Court after being charged with driving his car up Broadway at a high speed while allegedly asleep. He admitted being sleepy but claimed not asleep and said he had driven since yesterday afternoon from Philadelphia to New York. Bail set at $200. He said he was employed by Harry Unwin who later appeared to post bond.
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Robert Bann
New Rochelle
West Site
Broadway
Mann
Tift Phiadelphia
New York
Harry Unwin
Missionary Dignitaries Dine At St Denis Dinner
A Presbyterian Union event at the St Denis honored outgoing and furlough missionaries. About thirty-eight missionaries attended, with a large turnout of leaders and officials, including Neabke A. Berris, president of the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions, who presided. The dinner celebrated the expansion of missionary work and featured speeches on future stations abroad.
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Slery
Presbyterian Union
St. Denis
Dime Feral Vehiey
Moreow
Uilae
Board of Foreign Missions of
The
Presbyterian Church
Mission Housa
Neabke
A. Berris
Presbsta Aan
New York College of Dentistry Tenth Annual Commencement at Carnegie Hall
The thirty ninth annual commencement of the New York College of Dentistry was held at Carnegie Hall with the largest graduating class to date. Eighty two diplomas were awarded as faculty and students entered the hall after a musical program by the Seventh Regiment band.
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New York College of Dentistry
Carnegie Hall
George Alexander
Board of Tractees and Directora
Alexander
Alfred St. Starr
Thomas H. Slicer
David Wield McLean
David’ Anson Maret
Maxwell Samuel Tatts
Oscar Jerome Chase, Jr
Ailver
Samuel Irving Brectual
Bronxs
Jarry Nathan
Jon
F'Dobrot
Michtin
Fire Chief Lally Crashes Amid City Accident
Deputy Fire Chief Thomas Lally’s heavy Panhard car collided with Borough President Martin W. Littleton’s auto on Smith Street in Brooklyn. Lally’s chauffeur turned into a Smith Street car to avoid a fatal crash. Lally and two firemen were shaken and hospitalized. One wheel of the Panhard came off. the trolley remained undamaged.
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Martin W. Littleton
Brooklyn
Smith
Starest
Thomas Lally
Lally
Smith St
Long Island College Hospital
Edward J. Tarlton
Thomas Dolan
Smiths
Littleton
Srate St
Deckhand McIntyre Fights Ferry Blaze Alone
Thomas McIntyre, a deckhand on a Manhattan to Long Island City ferry, quieted panic and singlehandedly suppressed a fire that broke out midstream. Despite burns to his hands and arms, he instructed passengers to shield the women and children as the lifeboats were deployed.
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Deckhand
Blaze
Thomas McIntyra
Manhattan
Long Island City
A. T. Hedges
Wiliam Tilford
West Gihst
Mclntyre
Melntyre
Automobile owner held after wild chase through Lafayette Boulevard
Dillon, Willoughby the broker, was arrested for speeding after a wild chase along Lafayette Boulevard. He was arraigned in Harlem court and held for trial by Magistrate Crane. The magistrate described the pursuit and noted a near collision with two young girls during the incident.
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Dillon
Willoughby
Lafayette Boulevart
Harlem
Crane
Ball
Say He Took Auto Parts Charged With Grand Larceny
George Von Rothweller of 321 West Seth street faces Yorkville Court for grand larceny after his former employer Anderson Fowler of 60 Tat dfih street accuses him of stealing automobile fixtures worth about 100 dollars. Von Rothweller, a former driver, was arrested at Bath Street and Broadway. He was held in default of bail and awaits examination.
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George von Rothweller
West Seth-st
Yorkville Court
Anderson Fowler
Tat
Dfih-St
von Rothweiler
Fowjer
Bath St
Woods elected Chancellor of Southwestern Presbyterian University
Dr Neander M Woods of the Second Presbyterian Lovleville has been elected Chancellor of the Southwestern Presbyterian University at Clarkville Tenn His telegram indicated his acceptance after many years of service at the Second Presbyterian Church in Lov leville and Clarkville area
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N. M. Woods
Nashville
Neander M. Woods
Second Presbyterian Church
Lovleville
Southwestern Presbyterian University
Clarkville
Tenn
Woods
Tia Wa
Mewon Is
Arrest Ten Auto Drivers In White Plains Speeding Crackdown
White Plains police pursue speeders as ten wealthy motorists were arrested in the past week. Among those stopped were Om Bungay and George Bobsy with charges including running into the State line. Patrolman Wal lacie fy Sevan noted the drivers were stopped after police observed reckless behavior near Southa St. and other areas. The report mentions several other named drivers and a patrolman hiding in bushes during the operation.
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White Plains
Om Bungay
George Bobsy
Tarun
Henry Bleget
Iry Wall
Wallacie Fy Sevan
Wall
Albert
EL Wiggin
Clark
Jeidge
Wallan Wels
Adama
Greerwick
Wallace
Examination for Annapolis selection of candidates
A garbled notice describes a competitive examination for selecting candidates for a naval academy in Annapolis. It mentions a representative and a Boy’s Club school, with fragments of locations and dates suggesting eligibility requirements for the profession. A separate item notes a farewell dinner for John Fox, president of a Democratic Club, at a clubhouse with several named attendees.
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Annapolis
United State Rural Academy
Annapottx
Willa Hasidugh
Ufgn
John Fox
Democratic Club
Hy Salle
Harapo
Vox
Cord Meyer
Robart
Roosevelt
Aiguinall
Joka Hi. Campbell
Man Arrested After Suspected Reckless Activity
A man named Henry La Giltengie was arrested yesterday following reports he operated a machine at high speed in a public area. At the station, he claimed to be engaged in business, while investigators described his actions as careless and not clearly fitting any legitimate job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry la Giltengie
Bredim
Steven
Winet
Coraneaully
Sree
Son of El Mochodad dies in hospital from pneumonia
Text describes the death of a person titled El Muchodad son after illness. It mentions June dates, hospital care, and pneumonia as the cause of death amid garbled names and phrases referring to a United States context and a Sunday illness onset.
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EL Mochodad
Pailadsiphis
Johs Hermandes
Rompf
Jon Hermandes
el Much
Venenitian
Minieyer
Staten
Polar Gae ne Weather Event Report Headlines
A garbled fragment references a park event with new weather and a park setting. It mentions a teen, a potential performance or preview and a public area, but the details are unclear and the exact actions or outcomes cannot be determined from the readable text.
Missing Articles Reported Found in Employe's Possession
Eamuy Polodarr an Austrian of 208 East Ithat was arrested last night charged with theft of more than $1500 worth of jewelry from the Hnickerhorker Jewelry Company at 16th Street and tkhave. Company officials say valuables were seen for several weeks and a case of jewelry was found in Polodarr's room when visited by President Lovie Seiesc hick.
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Eamuy Polodarr
East Ithat
Polodurr
Panic In An Elevator At Hammerstein’s Theater
Witnesses describe a wallet theft attempt in a crowded Hammerstein’s elevator last night. A middle aged man, identified as Tretectivan Wood, grabbed a purse from a passenger while a second man claimed to be a keeper. Tim Salles disputes both prisoners’ stories as the scene devolved into confusion.
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Pants
Oacur Hammerriniare
Matia
Emlth
Ata Ewan
Tim Salles
Regimental Drill At State Camp Peekskill Ends In New Regulations
Brigadier General Jama H Tinyd arrives with Maj John Trainer to oversee Weeklong drills for the Third Brigade. The unit adapts to new squad formations replacing wheel drills with increased rank distance and a shorter marching row to improve uniformity. Colonel William Chapin coordinates mapping and route diagrams for the exercise as West Point visitors view the parade.
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Peekskill
Jann &Apectel
Jama H. Tinyd
Majr Jahn Z
Respectve
Bin
Colmesl Ditka
Mews
Jonesk Gh Story
Fliliam
Ee Ieee
Ted
Cherien
Denike
Heateitee
West Point
Cearn
Davin
Seek 10 Make Trains Stop at Soest Station Protest
Indignant locals protested outside Borough Presentitueuse yesterday over high train stoppage rates by the Brooklyn Suinié Tranele Company. A guest speaker pushed for reduced speeds and immediate action to halt all trains at Soest station, citing safety and disruption concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Suinié Tranele Company
Soest
Tos
Mt Ultzens
Srdinanet
Otto Hiesel
Mayor Instructs Oakley on Gas Inspect Procedures
City leaders prepare for gas inspections as an amendment to the water and gas charter is debated. The mayor orders immediate action to report progress, with a July deadline and full board review to approve preparations for the inspection program and related safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinger McCishangementty
Catley
Bevan Estate Enables College Purchase in Bennett Will
Frankfort Kentucky governor Beckham received funds from Bevan distributing estate for Kentucky Agricultural and Mechanical College. The bequest totals four hundred dollars aimed at purchasing equipment and supporting the college. list of beneficiaries includes Sherman Henwest of Consestiont and others.
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Bennett
Kentucky Agricultural College
Frankfort
Beckham
Wide J. Bran
Kentucky Agricultural and Mechanical College
Birra
Justice Harlan May Resign to Seek Kentucky Governor Post
A Kentucky dispatch reports Chief Justice John Marshall Harlan may resign from the Supreme Court to pursue the governorship of Kentucky. The rumor suggests he would enter state politics as a Republican claimant, with no formal withdrawal date announced.
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Kentucky
Gould Castle Suit This Week
Fragmented OCR text outlines a legal matter regarding Gould Castle with references to a trial or hearing this week in a court near St Berle Polet. Mentions a vase and various garbled proper nouns, with phrases suggesting a contest or dispute scheduled in the Nerend Comtr Sovrets Comrt Maydel.
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City Hall
Asa B. Gardiner
Mrs. Morehowse
Sothor
Grab
Hlenesa
Bo Manley
Tle
Bae
Mary
Pretty Girl
Wien
Elry
Lune
Eve
Pape
Chester
Uny
Garpet
Hos. i. i Syewanr
Maze Eget
Sais Sealy Ste
ST. Vincent's Bazaar
Jet
Ernst
Narcousses T. 53. Branch
Florida
State ‘Board of
Mary B. Norton
Wethersfield
Conn
Mall
Bjoonsburg Penn
Friendly Society
Poser Jeindness
Conan Doyle
Iit
Besse
EMSC
Ls Swift
Rankin
Princeton, N. 5
S. A. Haight
Bradley
Bilengilis
Beasle Finks
Lawrence
Mass
Virginia Tamamett
Berea
Locust Valley
Long Island
Marvinus Dicksons
Stils
General Office
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Jascachusetts
North Carolina
Toney Meat Co Taliana
Node Islad
Spencer, Meés
New Hampel
Eelang
Beencey
Metviein Ul Te Emo Becdy
Blind Mecibers
Adent
Kloseman
Asquen
Chives
Mra
Gotham
Jou
Sears
Housewives’ Exchange
Nistorio
Acjetstis National Eosiuies
Siluste
Goaredoles
Siameid Terucom
Fitio
Bordeene Ag
Hell
Bavur
Rohan
Bebeveningen
Hyland
Ialaain
Holland
Seiland
Markon
Ain- Tita
Fromm
Anutendas
Norsbense
Amsterdam
Bormandy
Amall
Trench
France
Laan
Iniland
Earth
Genran Atu
Anheata
Parennis
Ol iShives
Altrasoee
Cindy Spistinetign
Boriellenes
Tawi
Shrine
Lourdes
Travslock Fn
Aturorgamn
Paris
America
Ncisy
P. E. Church
Presbyterian
Potter
Baptist Union
Baptist Ministers' Association
Sld-st
Young Men's Christian Association
Jifah Willams
Amity Fiapelet Charen
Marian 7 Ease
C. W. Millard
Charles Wesley Millan
New- York
Robert M. Ainsworth Peecaen
Jon Gley
George Pi Bokmes
J. O. Wilson
Oakley
Patiaxt
Dorckman
Dental College
D. C. Willoughby
Berry Wall
Henry Siegel
Hotel Breslin
Serena
Employe
Wallet Lowt
Hammerstein's
Lloyd
Trainer
Coney ‘Sland
Mr. Oakley
Bevan Distributing Estate
Justice Harlan
Harris
Kmensuve
Ferner Kemiuckian
Bering
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