Wedding Chaos Halts Ceremony In Public Picnic Event
A public wedding at Normandy grove during the West End Business Men's picnic faced disruption led by the bridegroom’s mother. Justice Werremeier announced the groom was under age, and a flying wedge of about 100 businessmen moved the platform to proceed with the ceremony. The bride joined the center as the wedge advanced, while Mrs. Roberts struggled to intervene. The couple later dined at a St. Louis hotel and received their public nuptials.
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Den
Minstermann
St. Louis
Donor in India Documents New Method of Capturing Wild Animals
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions a donor in India and a claimed new method of capturing wild animals. Details are unclear due to text corruption, with phrases like tragedy and storage or torch references, making the event hard to verify.
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India
Danevere
Elderly Woman Fights Cats Time Limit Disposing Pets
An elderly woman with no children keeps 11 of her 12 cats and says neighbors complain. She was given 60 days to dispose of 11 felines as authorities address the household cat issue.
English to replace Greek in New York gymnasiums
An important change ends the long standing German gymnasium tradition in New York schools. English will replace Greek as the required language, marking a shift in language policy and educational emphasis.
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New York
Alaska reindeer herd grows to over thirty thousand
Alaska reindeer herds increased by about two thousand in the past year, according to Hawkesworth. The statewide total now exceeds 30,000 head as Alaska sees renewed emphasis on reindeer herding amid conditions affecting cats and other uses.
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U. 8
Seattle
Wash
Alaska
Hawkesworth
Fieettie
Fifty Years of Marriage Celebrated With Old News, New Gifts
A little old lady recalls her first champagne as she marks fifty years of marriage. On the 71st day of the month she promised to toast the milestone, receiving two parcels with a golden spoon, cards, and a single glass bottle of champagne.
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Point Lace
Becoming a Nurse: Career Path and Training Facts
The piece discusses nursing as a viable career for women, emphasizing starting locally to support family life, earning potential linked to talent, and training stipends from 4 to 14 dollars monthly. It notes advancement via postcab courses at large hospitals and the value of positions with on site nurses during operations. An aside presents a humorous exchange about a coalman and iceman.
Largest U S gun removed for dreadnought mounting
The first of the United States' largest guns is taken from Washington shipyard work for mounting on a dreadnought. The gun weighs heavy with powder and shell and costs about $700 million. The projectile speed is about feet per second.
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United States
Washington
The Greli Wan Cheap
The fragment describes a peculiar odor guiding a conversation with a lady during a walk. It preserves the odd, diarylike tone and hints at a scene of curious interaction.
First Wedding in Fifty Years Shocks Mount Washington
Miss Laura R Schutt and Rev Milton Whittier wed after the town’s fifty year drought of marriages. The couple, connected to Yale Theological School, married in Mount Washington and will reside at the groom’s Brookfield Center Connecticut home. The town joined in the celebration with churches and residents offering help.
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Laura R
Schutt
Milton Whittier
Washington
Mass
Yale Theological School
Mount Washington
Miss Schutt
Mr. Whittier
Wife Made Home Moving Picture Show
In New York Samuel Denton a Brooklyn produce merchant tells Magistrate McGuire that home moving pictures ruin meals and mock his family. He laments daughter’s elopement and his own boxing defeats caused by film scenes. The magistrate discharged Denton.
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New York
Moving Pictures
Samuel Denton
Denton
Brooklyn
McGuire
Thief Talks and Clerk Foils Diamond Swindle
A smooth talking thief swindled a Chicago jewelry clerk of a $4250 diamond and a speaker described the ruse as he pressed for a duplicate and a larger price. The affable clerk struggled to recognize the stranger who claimed to be a veteran buyer from abroad.
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Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Pearance
Board of Trade
Dental Health Improves Pupils in Urban Study
Researchers charted the mouths of 640 pupils and selected the forty worst. Results showed poor oral health correlated with lower school records in nearly all cases. Twenty seven origins equad underwent the test.
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