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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1914
Page
2
Fragmentary lines reference many switches along a road and named individuals in a dated, garbled text. It mentions Hanford and Valna with scattered phrases about effort, cold water, and questions about people or events, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
Fragmentary reader notes mention preparedness for accidents and everyday home use. Mentions of Uanford and Myrrh with unclear context and scattered names Jamencea Ailey Urulves. The text appears as garbled advice with potential product promotional tone.
A travel note reports on learning the Arabic letters from a traveler nicknamed Tam, contrasting with the Caribbean familiarity of the speaker. The fragment hints at linguistic curiosity and cross cultural exchange across journeys.
The text presents a garbled query about what letters stand for in a phrase describing a wife and husband, with a misread line about looking at something and a reply noting they cannot sit down. The passage is heavily corrupted and difficult to extract coherent facts or identify named entities.
At the 108th national dinner of the New England society, Hacheller lampooned writers with refined aims out of reach for the general public. He mocked the overrefined point of view and the fate of poor authors to starve in garrets, invoking the proverb about a prophet without honor in his own country.
Notable difference centers on Signor Matte Te the composer whose death was reported recently. A London drawing room tale recounts Matte Te being urged to perform his own ballad after already playing it, only for the host to insist the version heard was not the same as his daughter’s favorite rendering.
A local observer recalls tensions as summer residents move in and social clashes erupt over Milly Perkin and Tom Perkine. Accusations of dishonesty, threats from Watts, and town gossip color Glen Cove after new families arrive. The piece also notes the death and legacy of Bishop Thomas Coke, a pioneer of Methodism and missions.
The account recalls Alexander H. Stephens at a political gathering where he accused an opponent, who sharply replied that he expected such denial of facts. The crowd roared, and Stephens left the hall learning a harsh lesson about the power of a word.
An old farmer, asked to sign a petition in favor of a Woman's movement, expresses suspicion and opposition. He quips that a woman who is constantly moving will bring trouble, and implies he would quiet her with money when ripe. The dialogue reflects dated attitudes and some humorous, if biased, sentiment.
The seventeenth general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South ends amid debates on laity rights for women and a proposed removal of the phrase holy Catholic church from the creed. Delegates also reshuffle leadership, appoint committees for future negotiations, and set plans for new universities in Dallas and the southeast, with Vanderbilt controversy remaining a focal point.
Twelve jurors convict Charles Becker a police lieutenant of first degree murder for the Rosenthal killing that shocked New York and spurred reform. The panel finds Becker a conspirator and says the gunmen acted as his agents, risking the electric chair unless a pardon or appellate action intervenes.
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