Cardinal Taft era dominates Gibbons crowd at public event
President Taft and national leaders attended a Cardinal Gib event in Baltimore, with Vice President Sherman, Justice White, ex-Speaker Cannon, and other officials present. The afternoon featured speeches praising the Cardinal and reflecting on national affairs amid a large audience and ceremonial pageantry.
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Catholic Church
Iquer
Raltmors
Natenad
Peart
Winees
Taft
Sheras
Justice White
Ganevelt
Reeweyit
Cardinal Gibbons Praised as Bulwark of Nation Morals
Speech by Speaker Clark lauds Cardinal Gibbons for linking church and state service as a shield against atheism and anarchy. The remarks praise his long public tenure and influence among Catholics and Republicans, while stressing the republic's reliance on religious and civic virtue to sustain law and order.
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Cardinal Athhons
Cardinal Ibhens
Clark
House of Congress
Hoth Ne Fone
Jude
Cardinal Gibbons
Navy
Army
Republic
United States
Bank of Proverbs
Texaltetha Nintlan
Rene
Tie Wim
Amit Wilage
Ambiguous religious gathering described in fragmentary notes
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a church event with Rev Fran Wiles and other parish figures. The text is garbled, with sporadic references to a sermon, congregation, and possible ceremony but few clear names, places, or dates emerge. The record remains unclear due to damaged text.
Inmate Education Debate at Lewerton Committee
The Lewerton committee debates education reform with claims of prison and postsecondary ties. A candidate, tied to Alterman and Prent, faces scrutiny over ties to education and faculty, while other figures discuss reform and school systems.
Theatrical Notes on Weber and Fyonte at Globe Theatre
Fragmented notes describe a Friary's Bride performance at the Globe Theatre and a Winter Garden show with various acts. It mentions Weber and Fyonte, a winter schedule, and additional attractions planned for next season.
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Weber
Fyonte
Globe Theatre
Frithay
Oehmien
Winter Garden
Edward Harrigan Dead After Years Of Stage Work
Edward Harrigan actor writer and chief figure of the Harrigan and Hart troupe died yesterday morning at his home 2 West Street from heart disease He had long been ill and contemplated a stage comeback previously His memorial was held at the Lambs public gathering at the Metropolitan Opera House in spring Ed Harrigan was a native of Tile and leaves a family in New York City
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Edward Harrigan
Rharacter
oDingan
Ines
Vane
Mt Hie House
West Wed Street
Harrigan
Hartigan
Lambs
Folnand Harriean
Haerlean
Arran
Arinrd & Partners
Ernest Sikerae
Nealan
Trishtmas
Garmar
Hareleun
Joinoe
Nnme
Merriuan
Garrick
Pieter
Woenan
Efilih
Landmark theatre program recalls Hardy Harrigan era
The fragmentary text recalls a stage show featuring Harrigan and a cast including Merrity and Pieter with vivid descriptions of performances and the era. It mentions New York legal figures Lloyd and Burnett, and notes funeral services for a New Haven resident followed by burial.
Williams Hall obituary notes Yale athlete and New York industrialist
Williams Hall died at his home 62 West Street after a life that linked Yale varsity crews in 1905 to early American industry. He helped found a major shipyard in Buffalo in 1886, served as director of the New York Wrighth Company, and was involved in the Scribe and Latin fraternities. He hailed from a family with roots in Cleveland and New Haven, noted for athletic and civic engagements.
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New York
Charley Duane Faker
Circuit Court
Burnett Relin
Fussell
David Lloyd
Russell
New Haven
Elea
Yale
West Sth
Hall
Alfred Moi
Meveland
Wal
Toffale
Shemelt
Perth
Terra Carta
Batame
Mirtle Steeeett
Hall of
Hartherd
Unclear Legal Action Involving United States Attorney General Office
Fragmentary report details an official legal matter involving a United States Attorney General and a division of the government amid court actions. Readable fragments mention New Haven, named attorneys, and federal court involvement but lack coherent sequence or definitive outcome.
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Frank Joy
Hieneray
United States
Cherge
Celina
Drotherininn
Ld Tieseip
Liwhabt
New Haven
Tima Althongli
Staten
Dieury le Burnet
United States Attorney
Summer Shakespeare Season at Prmares Theatre
A quirky historical listing details Prmares Theatre's summer Shakespeare season. The outline promises two works per engagement, with a schedule spanning late July into August, featuring titles including The Taming of the Shrew and Hamlet, plus other classic pairings across matinees and evening performances.
GOODWIN SUES EDNA GOODRICH
A defiant complaint seeks dissolution of a marriage and division of assets involving Edna Goodrich and Goodwin. It claims stock powers and trusts connected to Lafayette apartments San Pranciera and Evan Parke. It argues a noncompete contract is invalid due to Goodwin’s prior marriage to Jessie Mefer Matt.
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Edna
Lafayette
San Pranciera
Evan Parke Goodwin
Wilegan
Jessie Mefer
Matt Goodwin
Local Parade and Civic Events Citywide
Odd garbled text describes an orphan assistance parade and outing to a public space. Mentions a 104 1 Parade and a department related to big cleaning. Errors obscure specifics, but indicates community events and theatre activities with municipal involvement.
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Surat
Moody and Washington Host Wartime Speech at Harbor
Moody, former United States Supreme Court justice, arrived in Washington today after a trip to the coast. He spoke from a quiet platform, praising wartime efforts and noting support from the Hendland region as he prepared to address a civic gathering.
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Haverill
Julius Harburger Retires Amid Turbulent Tammany Meeting
The speech by Julius Harburger announcing his retirement as a Democratic district leader sparked a heated assembly at 42 Second Avenue. The meeting erupted in applause and a commotion with a revolver drawn as supporters and opponents clashed, but Harburger calmed the crowd from the speakers’ table before leaving in a haze of praise and controversy.
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Julius Acrarger
Coromar Avid
Dapety Stabe Camfeniter
Tateswire
Coel
Demvarratie
Mater
Aentimans
Avery Emus
George Wirshine
Dunite Eortratier
Julius Martarger
Mation Marbieger
Nawna
Apbaberg
Tilas
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Thad
Second Avenue
Hta
Spielvers
Tyatier Lewin
Afi
Armel Tea
Atonement Denial At St Mark’s Memorial Reform Church
A rector or leader at St Mark’s Memorial Reformed Church is charged with hearers at a church meeting. The figure asserts belief against orthodox atonement, claiming humanity is reconciled by natural law rather than a dying Christ. The statement references July 1 as a forthcoming city appearance and contrasts orthodox worldviews with his own.
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Hitsbig
Mrs Henry W. Taft Regains Health in Europe Visit
President's sister in law Mri Mente W. Taft arrived on Kaiser Wilhelm II at Idopdine with Mrs Walter Ray. They toured Pavia Florence Nice and Aix les Bains staying three weeks to improve health. Taft reported feeling much better and will proceed to Southampton for home travel.
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Europe
Mra
Mente W. Taft
Idopdine
Walter Ray
Taft
Pavia
Florence
Nice
Aix Tes Bains
Tuft Miner
Southampton
Lang
Permanent Perry Memorial Plans and Flag Day Events
Vevelan Mune announces arrangements for erecting a permanent Perry memorial in Cleveland area. Committees meet to finalize design by general Nelson Av Miles with Colonel Honey Fe Watterson and Genie HH Worthington submitting proposals. Public participation urged. ceremony to honor Lake Erie hero planned with national and local figures attending.
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Perry Memorial
Putin-Ray Talend
Erte
Plucid
Generst
Nolaon
Miles
Honey Fe Watterson
Genie HH Worthington
Cleveland
Battle of
Lake Erie
Watterson Andeatnell
Waydell and society mourn many losses in New York notices
The General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen of New York reports the death of Brother John M. Waydell after fifty four years of service including roles as Second Vice President and President of committees. Funeral arrangements are noted with interment at Mount Pleasant Cemetery and references to related society crises and memorials. Additional notices honor other members and provide burial logistics for Caribbean and local figures, with cemetery and transport details listed.
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Waydel
General Society OF Mechanics
City OF New York
Westith Streat Brothers
John M. Waydell
Secracy
Sloumiites
Pinan
Special Notices and Office Listings Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows mixed words about offices, notices, and agency references. Names and clear details are unreadable, but it indicates a section for special notices and business or office listings with potential references to banks and bureaus. The legible content is insufficient to identify a named person, organization, place, or concrete action.
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