Dark Horse May Head Women's Federation Campaign
A long report from Teimeragh outlines Mrs Nathusi of the Municipal League of New York being favored to preside over the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Delegates discuss leadership, fundraising, and endorsements as the New York delegation pushes progress while Mrs Nathan’s friends emphasize her quiet influence and devotion to the movement.
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Richard Mo Benk
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Tenents Plake
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Caroline Iix
Severance
Tow Angeles
Mire Penarbacker
Wealthy Manufacturer Fatally Wounds Himself In Pursuit
Jerand Rapids Michigan is the scene where a wealthy furniture maker from Marroliton Kentucky fatally wounds Eliabeth Morse, daughter of the Lynn postmaster, then shoots himself. Police report indicate the incident followed a rejected marriage proposal amid social tensions at a local café and during a city visit by Miss Morse.
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Café
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Henning Loses 25000 Suit Jury Clears Funk of Theft
A jury returned verdict in the Henning case finding no theft by Clarence Funk as he faced accusations from Mrs Henning. The trial centered on allegations of theft connected to the Henning household and local entities.
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Henning
Widow of Allentown Man Held in Death Mystery
Mrs Lilian Green of Arenesdac is jailed after the death of her husband at their home. The coroner suspects poison and notes a letter directing insurance money to his wife. Green reportedly offered the district attorney a fee to defend her instead of seeking proof. The case centers on alleged motive and suspicious circumstances surrounding the sudden death.
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Tyranny Brings Divorce in Jamaica Plain Case
In a Superior Court decree issued today Mrs Edith Bennett receives custody of her child Gertrude and permission to travel out of state October 1 to June 2 annually. The divorce against Frederick Tesnett cites cruel treatment as grounds. alimony not mentioned. The trial record notes the husband fined her and controlled church attendance, with a diary entry about a letter from her mother.
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Tribuneaston
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Edith & Bonenatt
Nerrisband
Frederick & Tesnett
Jamaica Plain
Mra Bennett
Churen
Bronx Meeting Pushes Motion Picture Censorship Ordinance
A Bronx gathering at No Washington Avenue urged a six point ordinance to regulate movies. The plan aims to curb obscene content, require structural improvements, strengthen fire safety, and grant the Licenses Bureau power to vet exhibitor character before permitting film showings. Critics warn against censorship while supporters say enforcement will clean up theaters. Speakers included Maurien Wertheimer, Charles Ternely, Angelo Patri, Hyatt Cox, J. Hammett, and others.
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Maurien Wertheimer
Hodsen
Orate
Fate
Angelo Patri
Hyatt Cox
J. ©. Hammett
He Moskowicz
Pawand Polak
Divorced As She Lay In Cleveland Decree Granted
Mrs. Mary D. Watson, once a Cleveland society leader, was granted a divorce from Laurard Watson in New York while ill. The decree, issued without her appearance, ends years of separation amid family disputes over support and a disputed $175,000 legacy from J W Devereaux.
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Cleveland
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Iival
New York
Mary Davercotx
Laurard Watsons
Tudee Ford
Horace Andrews
Watson
Thvereaux
Kyriad Avende
Mra Watson
J. W Devereant
Big Four
Alumni Endowment Drive Aims for Penn Million Goal
Philadelphia June 2 The University of Pennsylvania plans to receive an endowment of nine to ten million dollars from the General Alumni Society. At the society’s Hale Building meeting during the 2th reunion week officers were elected including Judge Charles Francis Gummey as president and Horace Mather Lippincott as secretary. The drive seeks a substantial fund to support the university’s future.
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Philadelphia
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Hale
Charles Francis Gummey
Henry Laussat Gegelin
Francis Mothenny
Charles B. Packard
Horace Mather Lippincott
Gummey
Lippincott
J. W. Zegter
Leone A. Pennypacker
JOHNSONS BOXING TRAINING FOR FLYNN CLASH
Las Vegas reports Johnson nearing a big title fight with Flynn as injuries strain opponents and Johnson cuts sparring to path the path to a 2 pound ring entry. Flynn continues road and gym work while Johnson vows a $200 prize for any heavyweight who lasts two rounds tomorrow in a crowded 17,000 seat Fourth of July bout.
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Flynn
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Johnson
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ELOPERS WED IN DELAWARE
Burritt lawyer Mills and his bride Christine Elizabeth Reed from New York eloped from their home yesterday. They traveled to Wilmington Delaware where Pastor George Wolf married them. The groom is brother of Frank W. Massey of Philadelphia. The couple went to the Bellevue Stratford Hotel for their first night and plan to return to New York for their home.
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Wilmington
Del
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Frank W. Massey
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Massey
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Herr Tate
Cab Kills Aged Woman In Midtown Accident
Mrs Mary Lawler seventy died after a taxi collision near Sixth Avenue and dirt Street while en route from St Josephs Home for the Aged with Miss Winifred Murray. Chester McHever and Michael Veyne aided. the cab halted at No 622 West 12th Street as doctors arrived at St Josephs Home.
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Memner
Woadford
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New York
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Bowes
Harlem Road's Statement Reveals Stockholder Assets
Stockholders are informed of the New York & Harlem Railroad Company assets and properties. The May balance shows cash, equipment value, Beach Creek stock, and bank balances, with total assets around 278,671. The report notes no private real estate and details include city rights, the Madison Square Garden property sale for 428,000, and discussions of air rights tied to the Central lease.
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Flag Etiquette and the Nation's Standard
A historical note on flag display in the Capitol, detailing when the flag indicates presidential presence, symbolism for foreign nations, and the practice of hoisting and lowering the flag at military events. It recalls President Roosevelt’s insistence on flag symbolism during his terms and mentions ceremonial salutes and marches tied to national rituals.
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Roomvelt
White House
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Joe Chapple
State forests expand as timber revenue grows
The consular report from Oderan notes Fussiai woodlands shrink slowly but state forests spread, expanding access to trade routes. Timber yields rise from 1376,000 in 185 to thousands in 1908 while per-acre values stay low, prompting plans to bring timber to world markets and hire more foresters and keepers.
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Ganai
Star of Foresters
Oderan
Unpublished Stevenson Manuscript Featured in Sunday Magazine
The forthcoming Sunday Magazine will include a remarkable feature, publishing an unpublished Robert Louis Stevenson manuscript. It was found in Hawaii among the private papers of the Scottish Thistle Club president, after being read as a speech by Stevenson in 1893.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Hawaii
Scottish Thistle Club
The Real Lobster Palace Explored by Captain Churchill
Captain James Churchill surveys New York dining, arguing few lobsters are eaten in so called palaces and criticizing current restaurant pretensions as overblown and inaccurate.
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James Churchill
New York
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