Baltimore Stars and Stripes Centennial Celebrated
Baltimore marked the Star Spangled Banner centennial with a week of events from September 6 to 14 1814 centenary programs included a 5000 voice mass chorus a 600 float parade and a floral Francis Scott Key day. The battle of North Point and Fort McHenry defense inspired Key to write The Star Spangled Banner.
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Nick the dog laid in state at Bellevue funeral
Nick the dog, a beloved English bulldog, lay in state at the Winn home in Bellevue Kentucky after dying from overindulgence in luxurious food. Hundreds attended his funeral as flowers and somber rites marked the canine’s lavish farewell.
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Beggars Worth 15000 Philadelphia Caselocale
Philadelphia judge orders Michael Denanio to serve a three month term in a house of correction after a court hearing in Philadelphia. The case concerns a claim of panhandling and associated offenses with Denanio described as a resident of Philadelphia.
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Wheelbarrow Trip to Panama Exposition Reaches Chicago
Three newspaper men Stephen Meynhert Alec Fricz and John Janossy travel from New York to the Panama exposition in a wheelbarrow riding in turns. They began May 7 and hope to reach the expo by May 1 1915. They address meetings and write for Hungarian newspapers along the way.
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Stephen Meynhert
Alec Fricz
John Janossy
New York
Property owner Denanno faces testimony on lavish home
Testimony describes Denanno as owning three properties valued at $15,000 with his main house luxuriously furnished, richly carpeted, and featuring a player-piano as part of the estate.
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Youngster Breaks Jail in Atlantic City Larceny Case
Alonzo Fainlan a ten year old accused of larceny escaped from the Atlantic City jail by bending a window bar on the second floor. He crawled to the roof and slid down a rope to flee the premises.
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N. J
Alonzo Fainlan
Scandinavian Briefs From Old Country Highlights
Items from the three great kingdoms of the North are selected for Scandinavians and their descendants. The coverage spans Sweden Norway and Denmark with briefs on events and topics of interest to readers abroad.
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Norwegian Socialists urge support for government in war policy
The Fremtiden editor and Norwegian socialist leaders urge backing the government’s defensive stance amid World War I. The article notes failed hopes for an international socialist strike to avert conflict and details American aid operations in Norway, ship movements, and plans for repatriation through Bergen and Newcastle routes.
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County and Township Road Grading Debate Moves Iowa Community
A fragmented excerpt shows farmers and officials arguing over road grading and drainage. The sense is a push to fund or tax for road improvements to ensure better year round access and pride in the community.
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Iowa
Land reclamation and postwar monuments in Norway
A fragment notes plans for reclaiming land for agriculture and draining large tracts to yield good returns. It mentions monuments to soldiers of the 1814 war between Norway and Sweden and references settlements revealing the dual kingdom question at Kongsvanger Elverum Surendalen and other places in Norway.
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Rikedag
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Surendalen
Heaven’s Ban On Marriages Sparks Heaven Laughs
A playful exchange features Paw and Maw discussing why there are no marriages in heaven. The father muses bachelors would stop the jokes, while the mother directs Willie to bed in a lighthearted domestic vignette.
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Poverty Row Apartment Life Questioned in Courier Journal
A Courier Journal quote questions the quality of living in a poverty row apartment house asking what kind of place one resides in and noting the difficulty in borrowing enough to host a respectable tea. The remark reflects urban housing concerns and social snobbery.
Reverse Action Pug Nose Change Draws Scrutiny
A quirky exchange centers on Pat-Kehoe paying a dermatologist 20 dollars to alter a pug nose into a Grecian nose, then retrieving the fee as the procedure is reversed the next day. The tale involves reaffirmed skepticism about cosmetic tweaks and the sudden return of funds.
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Pat
Obsolete Stirrup Cup Mentioned in Odd Dialogue
A fragmentary note hints at the stirrup cup as an obsolete term, described as the last drink a man takes downtown. The text also oddly references a trolley car for home and uses archaic slang like qotching.
Trouble Ahead for Baseball in War Times
The article by Tom Rice in the Brooklyn Eagle argues that baseball faces serious strain from both the Federal league war and the European war. It warns that major leagues may survive this season but minor leagues could fail as imports falter and unemployment rises.
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Red Sox Build Left Handed Pitching Staff
The Boston Red Sox add Vean Gregg from Cleveland and four other left handed pitchers to bolster their rotation. Carrigan’s squad already features Coltina Leonard Ruth and Ruth with Ruth newly fresh from Baltimore. The group is touted as first class hurlers entering interleague play.
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Bill Carrigan
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Leonard
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Fragmentary pledge on progress and transport limits
A garbled note discusses public highways as essential pathways for trade and the need to pay for road maintenance to lower transport costs. It links infrastructure to marketable farm products and urban prosperity, urging government action for economical transport and public benefit.
Lime in Stock Breeding and Ration Needs
The text stresses the importance of lime in stock breeding and diet. It notes about four lime elements per dozen arch eee and mentions peat and skim milk as partial lime sources aiding palatability in alfalfa or clover feeds.
Theme Warmers Vote on Important Measures
Theme group members are casting ballots on key issues as voting opens. Members seek results that reflect their priorities and impact the group’s activities this year.
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