Lost Boy Reunited by Song Taught by Mother
New York June 28 A physician’s wife Mrs Gea Kremer of Lexington Avenue recovered her four year old adopted son after four months apart. The boy led her to the home with a familiar song she taught him and shared his own tale of return saying I am back at home. Her search spanned weeks across Feosten and New York as relatives aided the effort. The reunion followed the boy recounting the rhyme and recognizing the mother who found him through the verses she taught.
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Lexington Avenue
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Klerke
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Chike
Dr. Kremer
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Heston
Rene de Coellogon
Paris
Blake
Boston
Las Siucceeles
Warden Pell
Cathedral project debates affect Catholic See in capital
Washington discussions inflame views on building a new cathedral for the Catholic Church. Cardinal Gibbons, fund concerns, and U S capital politics anchor a contentious dialogue about church finances, the university, and future landmark status amid broader clerical and public scrutiny.
Irony of life in falls from heights across tales
A London Tit-Bits piece surveys remarkable escapes and crashes in accidents from gates, balloons, and parachute drops. It highlights notable rescues including Whymper on the Matterhorn, a Chicago sleepwalker spared by telegraph wires, and Charles Woolcot’s balloon plunge ending with a broken body but eventual recovery, plus Wise’s balloon implosion and parachute rescue.
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Mme. Morel
Alps
Zermatt
Whymper
Matterhorn
Chicago
Sutherland
Charles Woolcot
Venezuela
Woolcot
Thic Islands
Mr. Wise
Turner
Quits the Temple Board Over Rabbi Magnes Sermon
Louis Stern resigns from the Temple Emanu El board after Rabbi Joash Magnes sermon on intermarriage. The trustees vote to accept Stern's resignation amid a stormy meeting. Magnes, a Zionist official, defends addressing one phase of Jewish intermarriage in the face of strong board opposition from supporters including James Seligman and Louis Marshall.
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Joash Leon Magnes
Magnes
Stern
Gotthell
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Dittenhoefer
Daniel Guggenheim
Moses H. Moses
Louis Marshall
Guggenheim, Untermyer & Marshall
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Temple
Rae
Brooklyn
Board of Trustees
Ior
American Federation of Zionista
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Faron de Graf
When Cannibals Were Kings at One Tree Hill Cave
Strange evidences of cannibalism emerge as caves at One Tree Hill Maungaktekte NSW open. Great heaps of human bones gathered in a conical mound suggest victims of war taken by Maorin later butchered for food. Bones indicate tall adults around six feet four inches. no children's skulls found.
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Tia New Oem
One Tree Hill
Maungaktekte
New South Wales
Society Notes From A Busy Round Of Presentations
Chat of well known people features Kreisler and Cavalleri at a ten o’clock musicale in a red and gold salon with Barthelemy and Dvorak pieces. It also covers engagements and weddings in New York society, notably Miss Julia Kean Fish and William Lawrence Breese to wed March 2, with extensive guest lists and Manor of St James Church details, plus social pacing of the season and fashion observations at high society events.
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Metropolita Opera Company
Mr. Kreister
Dvorak
Mrs. Townsend
Bach
Sulzner
Hubay
Mme. Cavalleri
Richard Barthelemy
Mr .Kreisler
Haddon Squire
Julia Kean Fish
Hamilton Fish
William Lawrence Breese
Harry ©. Higgins
London
W. L. Breese
New York
St. James' Church
Bishop Courteney
Tish
Janet
Hosimond Fish
Mr. Breese
Rupert Higgins
Stuyvesant Fish, Jr
William E. Rogers
James L. Breese
Charles Lawrence
Thomas Battelle
Boston
Aymar Johnson
Wistar Kendall
Hamilton Fish, Jr
East Seventy-seventh Street
England
Eloise Breese
Willoughby D’ehresby
Anna Breese
Alatair Innes-Ker
Duke of Roxburghe
Mey Goelet
Aren
Black
Bryan Trop
Edward Blair
Marsh Field
Watson Blair
Frances Keep
Harold F. McCormick
George McKinlock
Harold Smith
Brie
Chatfield-Taylor
Chauncey Borland
Ezra Warner
Edward Hasler
Prentice .Coonley
Walter Smith
Mabel Bick
Mamie
Barbara Weering
Burke
Gregory
Annis Laurie MacBirney
Solomon Smith
FP. J. Stearng
Maho
Parker
Secor Cuningham
Martin
Gmlet
J. Shan
Pillips
Willard Gaylord
Agnes Booth
Charles Conover
Ames
Worthington
Marie Doro
Charles Carnes
Cornelis Conger
J. B.f. Murphy
Aight
Scientist Claims Heart Disease Cured by Vital Power Increase
Washington scientist Andrew McConnell asserts heart trouble stems from low vital power and that increasing body produced electricity cures it. He warns against poisons like digitalis and insists cures come from training the body’s vital force at the Idea Spectricity Institute in Washington.
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Washington
Andrew McConnell
McConnell
Idée_ Spectricity Insitute
Metropolitan Bank
Help for Southern Industrial Schools Urged by Mrs Selow
An earnest appeal for funds to support Southern Industrial Educational Association missions was made at a trustees meeting held at 147 Massachusetts Avenue. Mrs Martha Selow urged contributions to establish industrial schools in remote North Carolina areas, noting the need for sewing, cooking, and gardening outfits and the chance to improve homes and futures.
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Southern Industrial Educational Assortation
Martha Selow
Assistion
Massachusetts Avenue
Judge Shepard
South
Gielow
North Carolina
Lear
Association
Richmond P. Hobson
Southern Educational Association
Marthe $ Grelow
Seth Shepard
Mra
J. Lowrie Bell
David White
Robert N. Harper
Henry ¥. Satterlee
Randolph H. McKim
Hillary A. Herbert
Samuel Spencer
W. J. Spillman
Monte Grifith
Charles M. Froulke
H. C. Bolton
Leigh Robinson
Thomas Nelson Page
Rules of the Post Educational Contest
The Washington Post announces an educational contest open to all non staff entrants. Illustrations depict history geography or local scenes and prizes go to those sending the most complete correct solution sets, with the editor as final referee.
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Washington Post
Post
Perteinin
Washington, D.C
Hotels and City Hubs Listing Guests by Name
A crowded register lists guests across the United States from New York to California with numerous names tied to hotels such as the New Willard Metropolitan and Shoreham. Entries include alcohol, business travelers, and families from cities like Baltimore Boston Chicago and Philadelphia along with foreign destinations like Berlin.
Mr Dunlop Shows Marked Health Improvement
G T Dunlop, who has been dangerously ill at his home for weeks, was reported last night as much improved. Attending physicians say Mr Dufflen will likely be able to resume duties in the coming weeks.
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Mr. Dunlop
G. T. Dunlop
Dufflen
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