New York Times Edits Hall of Fame Additions at Newark University
A New York Times editorial lists ten new busts added to the Newark University Hall of Fame. It places John Adams near George Washington and Jefferson near Hamilton, honors Joseph Henry and Peter Cooper, and notes Alice Freeman Palmer and Phillips Brooks joining. The hall overlooks the Hudson and is described as a fitting, contemplative site for these figures.
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Newark University
New York Times
Nancy
John Adams
Georgeshington
Senate
Jefferson
Hamilton
Joseph Henry
Peter Cooper
First Atlantic Cable Company
Horace Mann
Mark Hopkins
Alice Freeman
Phillips Brooks
Nuel Clemens
University
Hudson River
The Penalty of Pettiness in Chicago Fatality
A Chicago trio was shot dead over a window position dispute at a factory. The incident stems from five years of petty feud and jealousy among neighbors, escalating from a minor disagreement to fatal violence. Witnesses note such petty feuds, like fences between houses, illustrate how small causes can lead to large tragedies.
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Chicago
Hbors
Benn
Yesterday in Ohio and Today in History Annotations
A garbled montage lists historical anniversaries and births including Seth Warner born in Woodbury Connecticut and dates spanning 1742 to 1920. It cites Napoleon’s emperor proclamation and various 19th and early 20th century events with scattered names and places, including Harvard Law School founding and Vicksburg siege.
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Anx
Seth Warner
Moun
Woodbury
Conn
Roxbury
Edward Jenner
Gloucestershire
Enla
London
Jar
Harvard Law School
United States
Elliot
Cantun Na
Lopez
Cuba
Spain
Nashville
Tene
Mississippi
Napoleon Bonaparte
Leonard Norcross
John B. Allen
Alabama
Chester
Franklin K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Rochester
Minn
Prince Edward Island
Harding
National and Local Events Highlight Diverse October Observances
Readable fragments show anniversary observations in Norway and the United States, a Democratic convention in New York, a University of Michigan wedding, a peace seminar in Chicago, and religious celebrations in Great Falls Montana and London. The mix includes social, political, educational, and religious happenings across cities.
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Ward Jenner
Socialist Party
New York
Ann Arbor
Todosia Turton
University of Michigan
Marion Burton
George R. &Art, Jr
University of Cal
Chicago
Women’s Internatio League For Peace and Freedom
Eric
Great Falls
Mont
City Temple
London
Boston
International
Hague
Fragmented Opinion Amid Election Weather and Straw Debate
A garbled forum hints at political strategy and public mood. It mentions straw use, store windows, health trends, and a joking undertaker reference amid a press election discourse.
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Undertaker
Weather, elections, and economy simmer in a presidential year
The fragment laments a soggy ground delaying planting, politicians blamed for weather woes, and a presidential year shaping economic strains. Farmers struggle with wet fields as overcoats and ice cream vendors face bills, coal men claim little benefit, and a new depot project proceeds despite election results. Next year may shift blame or conditions.
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Bluss
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
A reflective column on popularity, self awareness, and humility. It notes that true respect stems from paying obligations and living within means, with quotes from Pascal and Corra Harris illustrating practical character traits. The piece contrasts wealth with virtue in everyday life.
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Grove Patterson
Nothing lasts too long for life’s great purposes
A U.S. writer’s reflection on birth and election to life, daybreak after night, and the burden of partisanship. The piece notes Americans care about justice and the pocketbook in tax policy and criticizes over-partisanship while contrasting Republicans and Democrats.
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Tim Os
Local items note 50 years ago in Elyria
Levi Morse reported lodging 209 paupers and feeding 99 during the year while 70 applicants received out of town tickets. H F Massey’s new block on Fast Broad Street opened with stone from West Avenue. Dole & Hyland opened a pop and ginger beer plant in Union block. Schulyar Colfax spoke to the Odd Fellows at the new lodge room in Mrs Ely’s block. Women of Elyria led a temperance crusade with pickets at saloons amid incidents. An adjustable metal holder for glass baking dishes is now on the market.
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Levi Morse
Rusten
Pauners
H. FE. Massey
Fast Broad Street
West Avenue
Dole & Hyland
Union Block
Schuylar Colfax
United States
Odd Fellows
Mrs. Ely
Elyria
Wrecks and a Hand Operated Hedge Trimmer Trend
In forty years eight thousand ships have been wrecked along Great Britain's coast. A hedge trimmer operated by hand on a mowing machine principle is gaining popularity.
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Great Britain
Eastern Heights homesites chosen for proven improvements
Prospective buyers favor Eastern Heights because existing improvements are visible and paid for with no looming assessments. The certainty attracts buyers, explaining why Eastern Heights leads city home building each year compared with other subdivisions.
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Eastern Heights
Victrola bargains and records at Day's Music Store
The ad touts Victrola players and a wide range of records from famous singers and bands with prices from 73c to $2. It highlights new Victor releases, a Century Certified edition of sheet music, and an exchange option for wedding gifts. It notes a salvaged Tacoma wreck Victrola still playable after months underwater and praises A. B. Chase pianos for longevity.
Hart Man Radio Club Keeps Wife Entertained
Jim notes his wife does not object to his clubgoing as she muses on their arrangement. The new Hart man radio home keeps her entertained while the scene follows the crowd.
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Jim
DAY'S HARDWARE PROMOTES LAWN CARE AND HOME GOODS
In this display focused notice Day's Hardware promotes lawn care after wet weather with lawn seed scatter tips and offers Copper Window Screen in sizes 24 to 30 inches. It highlights Pearl Rustproof white screen and the new 42 inch Horton Electric Trower for home use. It also touts Florence Wickless stoves and Murphy's Off Soap.
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Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Ieee
F. Burke
A.C Hudnutt
Syria
Lorain
AE. Clayden
Fifth
John W. Hunter
New York’s
Hall OF Fame
Lege Fraternities —Urbana
O.) Democrat
Johnsons Gans
Cincinnati Times-Star
Kicktown
Youngstown
Vinne
Weritie
Crescent-News
Maei
Antes
Mves
Cleveland
N. C
U.S
Mexco City
French Court of Revision
Krupp
Alfonso XIII
Europe
Madrid
Michael F. Fallon
Ont
Kingston
John W. Abercrombt
Public Instructon
St. Clair County
Ala
Boyd Vincent
Southern
Oho
J. Hamilton Lewis
Iit- Bela
Danville
Ovaeler
Iitela
Citoday
Charles B. Pitcher
Ppais
Edward Jembe Pareah Adams
Nationa Tle
Major Tinton
Ind
Jim Armitage
Roger Babson
Pascal
Corra Harris
the Peerless Oil Co
the Home Company
Chas, E. Tucker, Secy.Treas
J. B. Chappel
The
Elyria Hardware Company
Hubert Day & Sons
Day’s Music Store
Victor
John McCormack
Francesa Alda
Chaliapin
Shura Cherkassky
Duncan Sisters
Bethel Jubilee
Benson's
Jack Chapman
Paul Reese
Goldkette
Troubadours
Tacoma
Mexico
Oberlin Conservatory
Day
Bees’ i
Day’s Hardware
Coldwell
Florence
Murphy's
Witt
Mitta
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