Benny Havens the Legend of West Point’s House by the River
The piece recounts Benny Havens as a legendary West Point fixture near the Hudson, hosting cadets with ale and cider, sparking tales from figures like Custer and Pos. It notes his expulsion, later return to hospitality, and lasting fame through the song Benny Havens Oh
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Viet
Slory
Benny Havens
Sen
United States
West Point
Penny Havens
America
Academy
Has-Pital
Osat
Benny
Corps of Cadets
Argstrong
Custer
Ohio
Wey
Benny “Havens
Quelid
Stig
Benny Havers
Beopy Havens
Bugle
United States Corps of Cadets
Edgar Allan Pos
Highland Union
Feraily
West Pointers
Lucius O’brien
Maryland
Eighth Infantry
Riley A. Arnold
O'Brien
The
Hudson
Pasteur A French Scientist Born In Dole 1822
Louis Pasteur born December 27 1822 in Dole Jura studied chemistry and graduated from Ecole Normale Paris in 1887 He became professor of physics at Dijon in 1848 and professor of chemistry at Strasbourg He led research at the Institute Pasteur Paris and developed the rabies treatment He died near St Cloud September 28 1895.
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Louis Pasteur
Dole
Jura
Ecole Normale
Paris
Dijon
Institute Pasteur
Pasteur
St. Clowd
Reminders of Pledges Special Cards for Spouses
A small item describes pledge reminders and special cards for husbands and wives to commemorate their marriage. The notice emphasizes thoughtful keepsakes, aimed at strengthening vows and daily mindfulness of married life.
Vows Issued By Mothers Union Of England
The Mothers Union of England prints portable marriage vows in silver on white, recording the date price and names of the contracting parties. Each couple receives two copies for custody by the husband and wife, preserving core parts of the marriage service and unity.
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Jnion
England
Right to a Girl on Broadway Etiquette Disputed
A New York Broadway rule of etiquette forbids interfering with another man’s date. Tales describe clubs, threats, and public rebukes when rivals clash over a woman. A dull escort and a bold flirtation end in dispersal. yet some cases defy the norm and spark social frictions behind the scenes.
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New York
Broadway
Darly
abut-Broadway
Mary
Aim Sa
Spanish language yields to English in Philippines
A Philippine policy move shows English advancing as the language of official use. A communications from the judiciary indicates executives want judiciary members to have working knowledge of English. The administration aims to make English the sole official language as soon as possible, citing that younger Filipinos speak English better while many know little or none of Spanish.
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Philippines
Maciiz
Uider
Rotary of Justice
Discovery of 3060 Year Old Tree Cells Shocks Science
Dr. D. T. MacDougallat Carnegie Desert Laboratory reports balloon wall cells in certain trees that do not enlarge yet live for 400 seasons. These cells mature in 20 days and show recuperative powers after injury. Some California trees are claimed to live 3,000 years, though winds ultimately topple them.
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Flagstaff
Aviz
D. T. MacDougall
Deser Laboratory
Carnegie Institution
Doctor MacDougal
California
Policeman's Nickel Clears LA Traffic Jam
In a street drama a motorcycle officer No. 537 uses a nickel to resolve a stalled streetcar incident. The conductor demands payment, a weary commuter balks, and officer No. 417 intervenes to calm passengers, collect the coin, and restore flow as the crowd applauds.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Deluying
No. 517
Giant Redwoods To Be Preserved In West Coast Plan
A West Coast forest plan aims to preserve giant redwoods by planting millions of young trees each year to replace logged areas. Timber firms report long term sustenance of forests, with nurseries producing up to 1.5 million saplings for transplanting this year, signaling ongoing reforestation beyond current harvests.
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Portland
Ore
West Coast
Great Woods
Pacific Northgrést
Tiuz Tuber
Redwood
Oregon
California
Aluny
En Bires
Papaya Papain Discovery Sparks Stomach Relief Breakthrough
New digestani found in papaya sap by Miagi Florida researchers, led by Peterson and Mikuni Jerdouinisd, shows papain dissolves meat in minutes and offers stomach relief with faster action than dep sin. Historical notes trace papaya’s uses from Central America to modern markets, with varied preparations and strong demand.
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Peterson
Mikuni Jerdouinisd
Hag
Central America
Focal Mantione
Ice Man Encounters Rival From Carbonic Dry Ice
New York reports the ice trade facing a rival from the carbonic gas industry. Dry ice is produced by compressing carbonic gas to create solid carbon dioxide with a temperature near 134 degrees below zero. Efforts aim to reduce production costs and develop safer containers for handling the refrigerant.
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New York
Mechanicads
Deyies
Eforts
Stenographer Probes Relativity With Aztec Calendar Code
Kansas City stenographer Miss Virgie Vai has spent ten years studying relativity concepts and devised diagrams based on numbers from the Aztec calendar stone. Her circular and spiral zodiac arrangements aim to make relativity more comprehensible to lay readers.
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Kansas City
Virgie Vai
Wuilng
London Police Uncover Army Captain Woman
London police arrest a man posing as an army captain and fascist leader, exposing a woman masquerading as Captain Fiestie Baker. She served as a male restaurant receptionist in the West End and fled during bankruptcy contempt proceedings, revealing her true sex.
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London
Fiestie Baker
Teader
The
Nuxtions! Fascisti
Westend
West-End
Pigeon of Verdun to Receive Paris Monument
Paris to honor the famed carrier pigeon known as the Pigeon of Verdun. The bird delivered a vital message during the Verdun siege, surviving gas and shellfire to relay a last plea for reinforcements. Paris City Councillor Florent Mater announced a monument will be raised since the bird’s death.
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Paris
Bayve
Verdun
National Federation of Colombophile Societies of
France
Fort Vaux
Verdus
Ruyeal Fini
Steve Mole Billy
Raye
Plorent Mater
Pigeon Fanciers
Vian Lachapelle Bridges to Be Toll Free
Quebec will grant Montreal funds to cover construction of the Vian and Lachapelle bridges, with no tolls collected. The decision ends debate in Montreal over who pays and ensures free traffic from Montreal island to the north country. The highways connect Mont Laurier and Maniwaki, linking settlements across the mountains.
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Montreal
Vian
Lachapelle
Quebec
Island
Mont Laurier
Maniwaki
Bull
Women Eager to Ride Down 600 Foot Shafts
Monson Maine women eager to descend slate quarries shafts said by Frank Cowan an eight watchman. Three shafts go 575 675 and two feet deep with tunnels extending outward. Women seek the thrill of riding the same platform used by miners into the depths.
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Monson
Maine
Frank Cowan
Alice
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