New York World Reflects On Hughes Leadership In 1910 Editorial
The May 17 1910 New York World quotes an editorial praising Mr Hughes for denouncing patronage and office seeking. It asserts he influenced public opinion by appealing directly to voters and claims he is suited for any public office.
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Water transportation and engine readiness questioned
The passage discusses economical water transport and vehicle readiness with remarks about carburetors valves and radiators. It hints at practical concerns for an improvised or small craft using Church Street references and checks on water filling and cooling systems.
Trolley Strikes Truck on Centre Street Injuries Minimal
Westbound Broad trolley car No. 4050 struck a truck loaded with fire proof tile owned by O Kieswetter & Co in Centre street yesterday afternoon. Both vehicles were slightly damaged with no injuries to people.
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O.kieswetter & Co
Centre Street
Henrod Seltzer Dies in New York Apartment
Henrod Seltzer died Monday night in his New York City apartment after years of illness from complications of Fanera. Services were held Thursday at 11 o clock and burial followed in Greenwood Cemetery. He reportedly left a substantial estate. surviving family includes his wife Mrs Seltzer.
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Phelan Besle
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Spence School
John Griffith
Regi
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University of the South
Columbia Law School
Montgomery
Ala
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Alsbams Supreme Court
Jefferson-Davis
James W. Miller
Freeland Avenue
Carl Martens
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Rutherford
Fred R. Miller
Brooklyn
C. B. Lawrence
C. L. Daly
B. R. Colwell
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Sunday church schedule with Rev Chenoweth preaching
No session of Sunday School. 10 oclock Bible Study. Morning services with Rev A E Chenoweth as resident pastor. Epworth League at 7 PM led by William Kinsley and Allyn Vroom on The Use of Jesus. Evening service at 7 45 led by Rev A E Chenoweth.
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Superstition Spurs Hotel Concessions on Floor Numbers
In uptown New York a major hotel responds to superstition by omitting the thirteenth floor from elevator indicators and not listing the 13th on the dial. Patrons fearing the hoodoo number prompt transfers, while rooms skip from 1200s to 1400s, and clerks note many guests request changes to avoid that floor.
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New York Sun
Not That She Needed Aid See That Man Over There
A quoted exchange from the Brooklyn Citizen features a man described as bombastic and a windjammer, labeled a false alarm and an encumbrer of the earth. The speaker notes wishing to write such a line about his husband.
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Brooklyn
Matilda’s Husband Not Her Equal Says Baltimore American
A Baltimore American opinion notes Matilda’s husband falls short of equality, with a counter view declaring he is her peer instead. The exchange highlights gender role expectations in domestic partnerships.
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Baltimore
Nutley Board Ordinance Targets New Children
The Nutley Board of Commissioners passes an ordinance requiring every householder to obtain Board of Health permission before housing a child. The measure treats residents as inspectors for public health to track newcomers, though legal authority is debated. The editors advocate a health department approach and prioritize child health over pride of authorship.
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Board of Commissioners
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Nutley
American Women’s Social Wits in English Exchanges
An account recalls the give and take in American women’s social life in England. A tale tells of an English visitor and an American countess in Belgravia with a witty exchange about being “out.” The American replies that she thought she was out as well, highlighting cross Atlantic social banter.
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England
An Authority Quote Sparks Debate Over Authority
Peter McArthur recalls a defining exchange with a friend about what makes someone an authority. He argues that an authority is not just a title but a person who can bluff beyond his evident limits.
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Shother
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Losing Her Interest in Bargains Declines Speak
Fragmentary dialogue in the clipping notes a woman named Mrs. Billerock aging and losing interest in bargains, with a puzzled remark about the present state compared to the past. The text appears as stray quotes and incomplete phrases.
Residents take summer trips amid widespread traveling notices
A long list shows Deputy Collector David N Henry and many locals vacationing or visiting relatives. Residents from Cottage Place Chestnut Street Sylvan Place and Prospect Street travel to Rochester Thousand Islands Calicoon New Haven Stamford Chicago Maine Philadelphia Tokeneke Conn Ocean Grove and Keene with returns from New Preston Howells Maine and other destinations.
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Cottage Place
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