German Attitude on True Civilization and Peace
A dinner hosted by Oswald G and Harold Wittard honors Dr Cheedore Teel of Lue Germany. Speakers including Barth and Watrus discuss democracy in Germany, U S and German relations, and a path to international peace through law of nations and disarmament.
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Youe
Cheedore Teel
Ax Mporhor
Eeotinists
Germany
Oswald
Harold Wittarnd
Oswald Villard
Uni Zene
Peitx
Adior
Kuno Francke
Worvard
Edward Mc Shepard
Wich
Watrus
United States
Republile
Belieres
Hague
Roosevelt
America
England
Teoubie at Wallaway Meeting
A garbled New York market report claims the stockholders at a Delaware Hudson meeting discussed transactions hidden by management. The piece suggests fears of revelations drove President Ahmvid Willvax to self harm and Judge Cowling to speculate on exorbitant prices for investments with low intrinsic value.
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Teoubie
Wallaway
York
Ki Yoo
Wall Street
Ahmvid Willvax
Judge Cowling
Oklahoma Republicans oppose temperance state constitution at conference
A conference with the president, Republican congressional campaign committees and readers from the proposal saw opposition to adopting the temperance winded state constitution. They planned to defeat the measure at the upcoming election.
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Oklahoma
Political fight over open nominating fight for state party
Corvalbus O May 15 The struggle in the Republican party of this state continues with the possibility of open nomination between factions. Indications point to resolutions only with the retirement of a key figure.
Pina New Australia N Liar London May 14
The report from London mentions sessions on imperial inference and subsidies, noting Sir Wilfrid Laurier and a Steamship route to Australia. A committee is to inquire into the gest and draw up a movas, amid broad imperial concerns.
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London
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Christian Science Lecture Cancelled by Plymouth Trustees
In New York on May 15 the Plymouth church canceled plans for a Christian Science lecture set for May 16. Trustees, citing objections by members, declined to place the event in a political or controversial stance, withdrawing the building’s use and stating the lecture would not proceed.
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Ise
Deecher’s
York
Beccles
Old Plymouth
Bey
Mymouth
Chipin, Jr
Diward
Ly Sabu Josten
Wealthy Attainer Eyed for Detroit City Comptroller Post
May 15 Detroit notes that Ralph Phelps a wealthy attainer may be named city comptroller to replace Joy upon resigning July 1. Phelps once visited Admiral Dewey aboard his flagship during the Spanish fleet action.
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Dethoit
Mich
Ralph Phelps
Margy
Thompson
Joy
Phelps
Brerythlns Foinix to Seicivte
George Robinson, formerly believed dead at the Bleaour Steel company, died suddenly on a Pennsylvania train while being transferred to Pittsburgh jail for a six month sentence. Police indicate suicide may be involved.
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Brerythlns
Seicivte
Pilloburg
May
George Robinsteen
Bleaour Steel Compaig
Pennsylvania
Boli
Pitishbure
Charles Barrett of South Orange Dies at 43
Charles Barrett, longtime counsel of South Orange, died last night at Jersey City aged forty three after a brief illness. Barrett served as deputy of the Kumis of Celmabuas and was a familiar figure in local politics. He was born in New Jersey and resided in South Orange for many years.
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Soeto Orange
X. J
Debt Settlement Demand From England Sparks Trade Worries
May 15 report from New Orleams states Cosin Rien must settle her $20,000,000 debt with England within weeks. The ultimatum is said to be backed by Minister Carden as a decisive move amid financial tensions and ongoing discussions.
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Gritiah Chissantam
Cosin Rien
England
Carden
Hammerstein Binds To Build $100000 Opera House in Washington
Oscar Hammerstein signed an agreement to erect a $100,000 opera house in Washington if a donated site worth $200,000 is provided. The deal hinges on securing a suitable location for the project in the city.
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Rand Green
Washington
Oscar Hammerstein
Tinerope
Inquest Blames Christian Science Healers in Pneumonia Death
New York May 15 A coroner jury censured Christian Science practitioners and a husband for failing to provide medical attendance in the death of Mrs Robert McBride from pneumonia. The verdict urged health authorities and the Medical Society to curb practices enabling such deaths. Coroner and witnesses discussed medicine versus prayer and treatment by faith.
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New Yorke
Christian Science
Robert McAiride
Margaret Deocan
Anat CL Crowley
Corinne McBride
Robert C. McBride
Alice Chesan
Milllgareet Duncan
Anna C
City of New York
County of New York
Medical Society of New York
Hiow
Miss Duncan
Achtelit
Conner Acritelli
Weston
Acritelli
McBride
Clieson
Miss Buncon
Witness
Harlem Stakes Grapple Leads Belmont Field in Mischief
Harlem Stakes at Belmont Park features Masanielli and Grapple in a stretch duel with Grapple edging Masanielli for the win. Ampedo and Juggler cross next with Limont and Tooney in the money. Am pedido odds move from 42 to 6 to 1 as favorites win. Race-by-race results list Starson Dennis Stafford Fordello Hollister Sisirker W Fie Carey Senator Chay Crappie Rest Ampe do Rick Shaw Leath Ach High Barbara Belle Flowaway.
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Belmont
Belmont Park
Masantalis
Martin
Ampedo
Juggler
Masanielli
Limont
Tooney
Dows
Starson
Therimidor
Dennis Stafford
Fordello
Hollister
Sisirker
Judge Hargis Orders Man Removed From Train
LENINGTON Ky May 15 In the Hargis murder trial C J Littie testified about a confrontation with Judge Hargis and Douglas Hayes on a rain soaked platform. The witness said Hayes was questioned four times but Flayes refused to answer. Hargis allegedly warned that he would shoot Littie’s head off if the prosecution did not stop. Littie was kicked off the train steps as he attempted to flee.
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Hargis
Traih Lenington
Tria
C. J. Littie
Douglas Hayes
Hayes
Flayes
Flargis
Little
May Day clash in Mihers mining district ends in deaths
A May Day meeting in the Mihers mining district turned deadly as police dispersed the crowd. Troops charged the gathered men with sabers, resulting in multiple deaths and injuries among both protesters and guardians of the peace.
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Youzover
Hussia
Hell
Seasion
Jin
Guardians of the Peace
Moses Brown Ives Goddard Dies in Providence
Moses Brown Ives Goddard of the Brown and Ives firm dies at his Providence home from heart failure. He leaves a widow and, with his brothers, was a prominent Rhode Island business figure. He served as president of the Providence and Worcester railroad.
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Moses Brown Ives Goddard
Providence
Ut. L
Brown & Ives
Goddard
Rhodesland
Providence and Worcester Railroad
Roosevelt kin to president buried in Oak Hill
The body of George W. Roosevelt, a cousin of the president and former consul general in Brussels, has arrived in Washington and will be buried at Oak Hill Cemetery on Saturday. Mrs. Roosevelt accompanies the body and will stay with relatives after the funeral.
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W. Noonervelt
Wasitington
George W. Roosevelt
Drussels
Oak Ett
Kirs. Roosevelt
A Smith Reunion Plans Evening Gathering in Evanston
Relatives of the late James Henry Smith organize the annual Smith reunion at Mrs J N Mills residence in Evanston. Beatrice File Smith the aged mother of the late millionaire is spending her remaining days there.
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Gohicago
James Henry Smith
J. N. Mills
Smith
Evanston
Beatrice File Smith
Eight-Year-Old Run-Over in New York by Noted Golfer
Herbert Harriman, a cousin of B H Harriman and amateur golf champion, served as an ambulance surgeon after his touring car struck and injured Edwin Haslett, eight, of Long Island City.
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Harrison
New York
Herbert
Harriman
B. H. Harriman
Edwin Haslett
Long Island City
Dainty Dame Defeats Colloquy at Churchill Downs
Dainty Dame won the handicap race at Churchill Downs in Louisville on May 15, defeating Colloquy by a pole. The track saw a record time of 1:13 for six furlongs, with Ancient as a strong contender also attempting the half mile record in the same program.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Ancient
Grasscatter defeats Pal at Frisco Oakland race
In San Francisco on May 13 Grasscatter defeated Pal by a narrow margin in the fourth race while the crowd witnessed several surprises at Oakland.
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Grasscatter
Frisco
San Francisco
Oakland
Pal
Japanese official hints at possible alliance with United States
Baron Ozawa, a Japanese peer and Ibi-Kado representative, told reporters in New York on May 15 that Japan has long viewed the United States as a potential ally. He cautioned that anti Japanese sentiment abroad could block any alliance and emphasized desire for a arranged partnership if misunderstandings can be overcome.
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Jayna
New York
Japan
United States
Baron Ozawa
House of Peers
Ibi- Kado
Villa Seizure Over Court Bill in Cleveland
Miss W J Farron, a Cleveland dressmaker, attached Two Minutes Villa the home of W J White to recover 1649 for gowns supplied to White's wife before their divorce a year earlier. White is described as a gum magnate former congressman and owner of yachts.
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Cleveland
W. J. Farron
Villa
W. J. White
Congress
Caruso Pays Fine in Central Park Monkey Case
Enrico Caruso the tenor paid the ten dollar fine and withdrew his appeal after being arrested November 16 at the Central Park monkey house on charges of insulting a woman. The case ends with payment and withdrawal of the appeal.
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Caruso
New York
Enrico Caruso
Central Park
Joy Gould Wins Tennis Championship Amid Limerick Spoof
London drama as Punch parodies Wallace Miles, famed veteran tennis figure, claiming Joy Gould recently claimed the title. The cartoon jokes Miles carried cabbage in forty four styles, while Gould enjoys a bright corner in smiles from the victory.
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Joy Gould
London
Wallace Miles
Joy
Miles
Day Gould
Mrs Sage Donates 5000 to St Pauls School Fund
Mrs Sage, once a teacher at St Pauls School, contributed 5000 dollars to the parish school building fund in Syracuse New York. The donation supports the church's education efforts and the petitioned construction program.
Toronto Doctor Dies Aboard Train En Route To Texas
Dr Carlos Neill a prominent Toronto physician died suddenly aboard a stocky land train near Chicago while en route to Texas for his wealth. The sudden death occurred during travel to Texas and his obituary follows in Chicago dispatches.
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Toronto
Chicago
Carlos Neill
Here
Neill
Texas
Davenport's Transcontinental Endurance Test Proposal
Cartoonist Homer Davenport announces a planned cross continental endurance ride from Oregon to New Jersey. He plans to ride an Arabian mare with Army trooper supervision, inviting entrants with any Arabian or mix breeds while denying color lines. Davenport cites prior desert trials and states openness to multiple starters and possible adjustments.
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New York
Homer ‘Davenport
Oregon
New Jersey
America
O. Ua. Moore
Arabia
Moore
Kentucky
Reservation stalemate at final stage of trial
A tense jury selection proceeds as the defense and prosecution scrutinize talesmen. The reserve indicates the trial's decisive phase approaches with arguments over voir dire and potential bias.
Captain Winterhalter Under Fire in Puerto Corlez Incident
An unclear report describes a clash involving Captain Winterhalter and soldiers near Puerto Corlez. It mentions gunboat Paraneah and alleged assailants Ni ¢uturnaq Kou duran, with General Davis and others involved. The narrative references injuries and airborne voices as tensions flare amid police intervention.
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Niesragann
Puerto
Corlez
Hondas
Corumnander
Albert G. Winterhalter
United States
Paraneah
Ins
Winterhauer
Bemilio Quervern
Pastor Sentenced After Beating Boy for Playing Ball
In Athens Georgia May 15 Rev J H Arnold revivalist was sentenced to six months in the county jail after whipping a boy, claiming divine instruction. Trial witnesses testified the boy was lashed raw and badly hurt. The preacher said he prayed with his son before the act and followed divine guidance.
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Athens
Beedase
March of the Temperance Army Demonstrates at County Courthouse
More than 200 men women and children led by ministers with Bibles in hand marched to the county courthouse as the grand jury prepared to sit. They chanted Onward Christian Soldiers and denounced liquor selling gambling and other evils in the county.
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Temperance Army
Mays Landing
Jon Gnadoay
Jury Dismisses Indictment Against Sag Harbor Hotel Proprieter
Riverhead New York May 16 Judge Grising dismissed the indictment against Jedall Digodal proprietor of a Sag Harbor hotel for alleged liquor selling without license. Digodal, a member of the grand jury that returned the indictment, was cleared following proceedings linked to John D. Odeedings.
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Bim
Riverhead
N.Y
Grising
Julian
Jedall
Sag Harbor
Digense
Edall
John Dos
DY Odeedings
Lost Uncle. Sana S257 Torpedo Test Near Newport
In May 1946 a test involving torpedoes was conducted near Newport. One torpedo failed to sink a submarine, while another torpedo exploded or was recovered. The incident involved the submarine Jetopus and was attributed to U.S. government testing efforts.
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Newport
Jetopus
United States
Second trial of SE Lyle for wife and baby murder
In Waycross Georgia on May 15 the second trial of SE Lyle for the murder of his wife and baby began, with proceedings continuing in court.
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Waycross
SE. Lyle
Tinh
Explosion Injures and Kills in Exeter Tank Blast
Cyrus Keller is killed instantly and Joseph Sovel dies later at Hale hospital after a tank explodes wrecking a building in Exeter. Witnesses report a terrific blast that shook nearby houses. Souci, an employee, suffers multiple injuries. Kellert’s end and Pollard escape major harm. loss tallies to 44,500 dollars.
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Nea
Cyrus Keller
Exeter
Joseph Sovel
Hale Hospital
Neel
Kellet
Souci
Siith
Pollard
New York Teachers Bill Survives Mayor Veto in Albany
The Senate passes the New York teachers bill despite Mayor McClellan's veto with legislators Armentrung Cansidy Fuller Hinman McCail Os ens Page Raines and Pally involved. Speaker Wadsworth and the rules committee plan to move the measure through second and third readings later today.
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Albany
McClellan
New York
Armentrong
Cansidy
Fuller
Hinman
McCail
Os ‘Ens
Page
Raines
Pally
Billy
Assembly
Wadsworth
Man Dies on Lehigh Treats In Transit In City Limits
Aged fifty in Brooklyn, Johnson dies in heart disease en route on a Lehigh Valley train near Rochester New York. He was bound for the grand court of the Order of Foresters which was opening there.
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Lehigh
Rochester
Steady Quotations Reported in Financial and Commercials
Fragmentary financial notice notes quotational movements and a few price references. The readable text hints at steadyrates, bankers and brokers names obscured by damage. The piece resembles a market brief with general sentiment rather than specific securities.
Flour and wheat market notes from Northwest area
The report highlights fluctuating prices and weather impacts on flour and rye flour markets, with notes on winter patents and wheat futures rising on uncertain weather. It lists various grades, futures values, and regional price signals, including Liverpool trade cues and domestic demand shifts.
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Nery
Revel Pee
Liverpool
Eables
Len Peprenmer
Paulo WwoFirm
C Bay
Shipptig Ie BP
Murrow
al Ethel
Penn
Fragmentary Stock Market Brief Arrives in Report
A garbled live stock update appears with scattered figures and terms like supply and price. Details are unreadable but suggest a market bulletin noting prices and quantities amid unclear text.
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