Suffrage Protest and Parade Controversy in 4 May Event
Reading court style summary of a chaotic dispute over suffrage parade involvement led by Mrs Laidlaw and the Woman Party, with accusations that funds and names were used for protests. The article details opposing views from groups such as the National Association for the Advancement of Women and the Woman's Provisional Protest, and notes planned statements and possible legal actions arising from the parade.
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Thrantbauttragiete
Fearon Mire Jaedere
Laidlaw
Horbuh
Masibettin
Atre Luton
Westery
MRS GRIFFIN AT RENO INQUIRY AND FAMILY TIES
The report describes Mrs Griffin and relatives, including Amytin and Bly Boyvile, with mentions of a marriage on January 12 and an accident in September. It notes Major Charter Smylie, Brith Kiy, and the involvement of Adliron Fascks, with Emylie present at a gathering and a health decline linked to an illness. The narrative blends family events, a wedding, and a fatal shooting near a conflict zone.
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Sulla Bly Boyvile
Benjamin Gritch
Bey
Parkhurst
Mire
Wisiw
Albert Smylie
em-Atayeor
Woman Smokes Cigarettes Contested In Divorce Hearing
In a divorce hearing the referee heard Mrs Pope admit to smoking cigarettes with Mr Leal present. The case details that Mrs Pope, formerly Mrs Pope, was inspired by social custom of women in large cities. The discussion touched on whether the practice should affect custody or alimony, with Mr Thorne urging caution and possible implications for the marital settlement.
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Warren Asalla
Richards
Thorne
Mra Charles
Pope
Couiph
Mra
Principal Sees Himself In A Bright Boy's Eyes
Auditory scene at a school assembly recounts Principal Panternack-Mangel’s reflective remarks on a pupil named Leo Panternack. Teachers and students react to the principal’s self-portrait as a model of diligence, while a chaotic program features performances and the crowd responds with praise and humor.
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al Doueron
Jane Twek
Harleulie
Ho- Ward Shindel
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Mandel
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Not Weds at Newly Weds Wren George Meatanim
A garbled account depicts a domestic dispute involving May Edna and May Kesha at a Manhattan apartment building on Lenox Avenue. Detectives Hawklow and Thom Aan, with Mrs Bergere, investigated alterations, a rabbit, a handbag, and a supposed wedding event with Aaron Stiyes as escort. No clear conclusion or date is provided.
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Tagr
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Aril
Wim
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Stile Bergere
Minh Hengere
Hawklow
Thom
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Kesha
Aaron
Firebombing and riots rock Harlem after inciteful riot
Police hunt ringleaders after a mob terrorizes Harlem, setting incendiaries and attacking homes and trucks. Officials report several fires, arrests, and a violent night as investigators pursue suspects linked to an organized gang, with widespread fear in the neighborhood and near 11th Street.
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Harlem
Pxtoon
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Lele Wiel Dem
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Asith
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Guern
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Women’s Meat Boycott Moves at Kosher Housekeepers Meet
Women’s groups plan a boycott of beef as the Housewives League joins the Kosher Housekeepers fight at a Waldorf Astoria conference. Delegates from Nubian Ment h Se and others discussed strategies with Mr Goldberg, who urged action, noting the futility of valence and urging complete organization.
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Housewives’ League
Divine Evn
Atratium Colhere
Waldorf-Astoria
Goldberg
League
Gerard Ioe
Tein Alsters
Pascal Institute Girls Graduate In Homemade Costumes
Pascal Institute honors a graduating class of girls who designed and made their own costumes. Students produced muslin dresses trimmed with lace, with one gown priced at 149 dollars in value for a period exhibit. Mrs Robert Vermilye presented certificates while the graduates received fans and photographs of the class. Rev Oscar Haywood and Rev J Newton Perkink spoke, Miss Mile Gork gave the salutatory and Miss Adelaide Linden the valedictory. A display of gowns, shirts, and baked treats followed the ceremony. The institute, founded by Miss Margaret Pickering Pascal, emphasizes domestic science and home economics.
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Lexington Weantie
Tormiat
Sciones
Bnenaking
Mra
Bago
Pascal
Alter
Housden
Institute
Robert M. Vermilye
Pasonl Institute Association
Oscar Haywood
J. Newton Perkink
Mile Gork
Adelaide Linden
Margaret Pickering Pascal
Alleged Murder Trial Describes Chinaman Knife Fight
Nathaniel Motley Negro testifies in General Sessions on May 1010 recounting a violent confrontation with Wong Bee and others in which a knife caused fatal injuries. He describes挑 the attack scene including a chop suey restaurant and the sequence leading to blood poisoning deaths.
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Jnday Matone
Bessions
George Gordon Hallie
Wong Bee
Chine Waller
Nathaniel
Finn
Mr. Battie
Wong
Witlpas
Ben Yenes
Conde
Dixie Bellelent
BIOGRAPH FIGHTS DISEASE Thousands See Moving Picture Battle
A moving pictures event organized by the Health Department in Mount Morte Park drew thousands to learn about preventing consumption. The program featured a safety reel, a stage performer known as “The Man Who Learned,” and a public health talk about tuberculous disease and sanitary measures. The film and talks highlighted home infection risks, treatment successes, and efforts to curb the illness in the community.
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Mount Morte Park
Therma Jottoraug Park
Wednemtay
Vryant Park
Italians Urge Dante Monument Site In New York
Italian community presses for a Dante memorial in Manhattan waterfront areas. Park Commissioner Stover backs a Municipal Art Commission review with four proposed sites including Bryant Park and Tang Acre Square. Mayor Gaynor’s office consulted. decision awaits Art Commission ruling.
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Conti urges Baltimore clubs gathering at convention
Cenare Conti calls for a gathering of clubs in Baltimore to discuss the Italian American community and politics. The Tribune notes remarks by Cesare Mant and Jaye Gagne amid tension over the Democratic direction and nomination of Mayor Gaynor, reflecting immigrant influence on the political scene.
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Baltimore
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Gaynor
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New-York Tribune
Market Prices Rise Amid Breadth of Goods at Worelington
News of the Markets reports Thlenab arn anec dearer tis week at Worelington Market with pork ham and beef prices edging up while fresh butter remains cheaper. Supplies improve for corn and tomatoes but currants and gooseberries are scarce. oranges and apples steady as traders note mixed quality across items. Local markets show broader price movements across meats, produce, and dairy with renewed demand.
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Artie
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Jane
Lami le
Murkielwerien
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Bumayas
Rwureliupes
Long
Police Captain Retired After Disabilities
John J. Sues, a longtime captain attached to the Rapalyes street station in Brooklyn, retired yesterday by Commissioner Waldo due to physical disability. Lieutenant Bernard Kelleher will fill the captaincy temporarily as the department adjusts.
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Potter Vapaain
Rapalyes Atraet
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Waldo
Bernard Kelleher
Sunset
Baker
Police
Tunsel
Summer Resorts Rhode Island Island Society Daily
Fragmented OCR text mentions Newport and spring house likely a resort item with names such as Morr and Ray Payne. Lacks coherent event or date but implies a feature on summer resorts in Rhode Island and associated society notes. Names repeated suggest local figures or sponsors.
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Ialand
London
Newport
Eeng
Bay
Miltearteatt
Spring House
Ray Payne
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