Roosevelt Sweeps New Jersey Primary
Special to Evening Journal from Newark on May 2 reports a sweeping Roosevelt victory in New Jersey primaries. Incomplete returns show Roosevelt carrying all Congressional Districts and all 28 delegates, with a preferential majority likely over ten thousand votes, while Governor Wilson won 24 delegates.
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Evening Journal
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Vessel races to save passengers in Brooklyn collision
The French liner Hudson beach ed off Brooklyn after a collision with the steamer Berwind off Robbins Reef this morning. The Berwind suffered heavy damage but all passengers were landed safely and the Hudson raced to shore.
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Evening Journal
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Brooklyn
Social events brighten East Main and West Washington
Mrs. G. W. Wallace hosted a noon dinner for relatives in honor of Mrs. J. H. Stewart’s 77th birthday at East Main Street. The Queen Father Circle elected officers. Miss Corinne Rothschild hosted a teachers’ dinner on South Marion Avenue. What-I-Cans held a rainy picnic at the church lecture room for Miss Vera Cole. Mrs. J. A. Guest and Miss Marion Stewart hosted a five hundred gathering on West Washington Street. A leap year dance at the Commercial Club drew thirty couples with guests from Maryville Kansas Fairfield Keosauqua and Muscatine.
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East Main Street
J. H. Stewart
Queen Father Circle
Pora Thompson
Cadle Schenefelt
Dora Minick
Alice Rownd
Anna Wilson
Minnie Neiswanger
Jessie Klein
Azuba Parks
Aner Gardner
Dora Thompson
Corinne Rothschild
Seouth Marion Avenue
Corinne
Jeanette Rothschild
Anna Eagle
Sunset Park
Vera Cole
Osage
Lucile Forgey
Vera
Marion Stewart
J. A. Guest
Miss Stewart
West Washington Street
Ludawine Fulton
Marysville
Kansas
Winifred Giesler
Muscatine
Stewart
Mrs. Guest
Howard McCleery
Mahanna & Ogle
Iowa City
Maryville
Frances Hutchinson
Fairfield
Maude Erdice
Messrs
Porter Black
Est Liberty
Allen Beck
Waterloo
Bruce Wilson
The World's Great Man and the Autopsy View
A reflection on how history judges greatness through suffering and the curiously necessary autopsy deemed by historians. The quote suggests that true greatness is linked to extraordinary adversity and the inquiry it provokes.
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