Russian Revolution Propaganda and International Subversion Seep Worldwide
A fragmentary report outlines Russian spies hiring many refugees and operating from cities like New York and Boston to fund and spread revolutionary aims. It describes a continuing flow of agitation from exile groups, with agents coordinating with fellow revolutionaries and influencing public opinion in Russia and abroad. The piece notes fear, underground correspondents, and efforts to salve funds and recruit activists, amid broader warnings of insurrection and state collapse.
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New York
Bill
Boston
Iany
Thease
League of Triandé
Tussin Iraeom
Smyi
Bayater
Winlerground
Fonda
America
Rusalii
Hote
Ruschas
Arcana
Revolutionary Missionarien
Renta
Lintinn Ik
Riwaly
Asinvuy Myers
Hyperion Theatre Delivers Experimental Comedy and Music
A dense program list details the Hyperion venue offering experimental and original comedy and musical acts. It highlights performers such as Anita and Nell, with mixed reviews of the evening show and mentions a late program including impersonations and a variety of acts.
Fragmented Query on Four Men and Nathan Deporte from WET
A garbled entry mentions four men and Nathan Deporte associated with WET in a dramatic context. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the note implies involvement in a reacting or emotive event tied to a theater temperature scene.
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Nathan Deporte
Denewen
At the Grand Event Draws Attendees and Notables
A grand attraction at the Arthurid opera house drew audience members and visitors from nearby areas. The Papal of the Kamau land featured a unique, intricate system of production, with speakers noting devotion and a beautiul display as part of the program.
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Hines
Fragmented OCR poem fragments and stray lines
A jumble of garbled lines and partial phrases appears to reflect a poem or dramatic prose. Names such as Walden and Bohemia mix with scattered references, creating a collage of unrelated fragments without a clear narrative or identifiable event.
Telegraphed Briefs From wartime New York and Canada
Fragmented report recounts counterfeit detection, wartime shortages, and broad notices from New York and Canadian provinces. It mentions authorities and general crowd reactions, plus scattered references to ports, shipping, and public orders amid a chaotic telegraphy era.
Maxine Elliott and Her New Theater Play Scene
Maxine Elliott plans to occupy her own theater in New York City with a new play. The article notes her stage project, the venue between Broadway and Sixth Avenue, and cites contemporaneous figures connected to the production.
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Maxine Elliott
New York
Hayebedi
Marlon Maire
Wedding of Miss West and Mr. Brown in New Haven
The ceremony and reception celebrated Miss West Adler and Edward Brown of New York at Harmonie Hall. Guests included Yale alumni and local families. post wedding plans featured a Palm Beach trip and a return to New York.
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Virginia Walker
Shakespeare Club
West Chapel Street
Mia Walker
Vaseiy College
New Haven High School
Susan Sheridan
Miu Mildred Barnes
Shere Lambert
Mira Mildredson
Vera Bartholomew
Mise Jozamine White
Mikk West
Adler
Louis Te Adler
Tiward Brown
New York
Harmonie Na
Velock
de David Levy
Te Michikan
Beldal
Jacobe
Te Roy Brown
Mthuny
Anhors
Paul Brown
Atty
Yale
Fenty Moses
Frederick Moves
New York City
Charles Meyers
F.C. Strauss
Laneville
Moseley
New Haven
Philitelpha Squad
Apottinarix Welle Orchestra
Jace
Mia, Brown
Jengerom
Pratt Brown
Altary
Brown
Palm Beach
Mia
Allan
Mr. Brown
Mavor Brown
Jeany Yale
IML
Poharihie
Lave Hentia
Christmas Eve Programs At Local Church
Nearly forty clues decorated the BymAAsiuM and Insewhii sections as Vilar hora na introduced the winter program. The Santa Claus figure visited the Church of the Messiah, gifts from the large Christmas Week were distributed, and a collection for the pastor Ree Theodore Fischer totaled $100. Superintendent Goodwin received $6 in gold and Mr Trout handled the organization. After the program, a social hour followed with refreshments and a communal gathering at the hall.
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Chinen aMee Howe
Santalone
Theodore Fischer
Santa
Wohull
We TL Goodwin
Trout
Westville lodge events and town social notices
The Westville column lists officers Harger Frank Hurt Woodbridge and announces the first annual open installation of the officers of Etgrwond lodge on November 1. Knights of Pythias will host a dance in Lenox hall January 26 and plan a whist and dance in Masonic hall January 29. Mr Archbald Ives of Beaton and Walter Lewis visit Phillip street hosts.
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Etgrwond Lodge
Knights of Pything
Milsonie Hall
Lin Forse
Weatviiles
Alden Avenue
Lenox Hall
Pytaias
Masonic Hall
K. of P
Archbald Ives
Beaton
A way to stop burglaries
New York December 2 1909 Police Commissioner Bingham said detectives work on the case of a burglary at Oscar Jackies Jewelry Store No 866 Third Avenue where watches diamonds and brooches valued in the thousands were stolen He claimed burglaries would drop by about 20 percent if burglary insurance were stopped though he offered no further details
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New York
Oscar
Jackie
Third Avenue
Bingham
New Haven Railroad Will Charge For Dog Transport
Beginning January 1 dogs will not be carried free on New Haven lines. They will incur excess baggage charges with no exemption for under 100 pounds. Rates vary by distance, for example from here to New York about forty cents. The railroad will not route dogs through transfers. owners must collect and recheck at connecting lines.
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New Haven
New York
Gas Stock Sale Closed in NewoHaven
Subscriptions for the new age of NewoHaven Gas Light stock closed Saturday afternoon at 3 o clock. No applications will receive abotion from the company. Brokers report that permanently all the rights have been taken up and the proceeds were 112 1-4.
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NewoHaven
Brokgers
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