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Newspaper
Scarsdale Inquirer
Location
Scarsdale, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
2
A grand house warming at the new McKune home on Sunny Rae drew about three hundred townspeople. Guests enjoyed a varied program with vocal and instrumental numbers in Italian costumes as host and hostess received hearty congratulations.
A public note quotes Emerson praising courage and integrity. Dated Thursday June 20 1907 the item reflects a moralistic line likely part of a broader editorial or feature in the period paper. The piece emphasizes virtue and steadfastness for readers.
Senator Albert J. Beveridge, returning from Oyster Bay to New York, says Roosevelt era policies clean up improper business methods and align with English practices. He argues the reforms protect legitimate business and will shape the next campaign, insisting no cruel or revengeful laws will be passed.
A celebratory note urges all county residents to join in the ongoing establishment of the Court of White Plains, marking another step in its gradual expansion.
At the Scarsdale Estates annual meeting held in the company offices in Scarsdale all directors were reelected: James G. Canton Edmund C. Converse William Nelson Cromwell Richard Delafield J Warren Thayer George H Sullivan Alfred Jaretski Warren Fah Norioatin Wiicone G Mitek cock.
The article lists students who passed Regents examinations this week in White Plains across Plane Geometry Ancient History Civics Elementary Drawing and Elementary Algebra. Names include Ida Ackerman Anna Anderson Laura Judd Edith Kerr Hugo Platz Edward Mix Mildred Payne Gerald Le Boyner Taylor Ticknor Francis White and many others.
The Scarsdale Board of Highway Commissioners announces a late 19th century act on noxious weeds along public highways. It requires landowners with lands adjoining highways to cut weeds between June 15 and July 1 and August 15 to September 1 each year, with local boards possibly varying dates. Penalties of ten dollars plus costs apply for violations.
Scarsdale and Hartsdale youths join alumni for public programs during Commencement Week at White Plains High School. Events include a Sunday sermon by Rev. William Dana Street, a Monday reception with student work exhibits, a Tuesday play at St Johns Hall, an Alumni Dinner, Day Exercises, and a Friday lecture by Dr. Edward Le Bievens on a new demand by secondary schools.
A garbled report notes a man named M. J. Kelley fined fifteen dollars by Judge Hauscheld after a confusion over a supposed hold up. The fragment suggests Kelley questioned his own actions and considered himself a victim in the incident.
An invitation to subscribe to The Scarsdale Inquirer and place an advertisement. The notice emphasizes local news access and ad placement options for residents and businesses.
An undated fragment notes the Mount Vernon express service with a 2 35 schedule not running on Monday and mentions express and mail service disruptions. The text includes garbled lines about rates, dates, and a brief reference to a five minute interval, showing a chaotic manuscript.
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