Miss Bourne Races Train On Long Island Road
Miss Marjorie Bourne daughter of Commodore Frederick Bourne attempts to outrun a Long Island railroad express between Islip and Oakdale riding a speeding auto. Passengers cheer as the car leads briefly before a sharp bend ends the race with the train passing Oakdale station. The stunt ends amid cheering at the station and Bourne vows to try again.
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Miss Bourne
Long Island
Srons Bend
New York
Marjorie Bourne
Islip
Oakdale
Commodore Frederick Bourne
Southside Turnpike
W. Bayard
Commodore
Colin
Auto
Anothet
Mier
W. K. Vanderbilt
Colored Dresses in Chambray and Percale Styles
Vintage catalog item lists pink and blue chambray dresses with embroidered yokes and stitched bands in sizes 1 to 3 at 25 cents each. Also offers striped percale and chambray dresses with pleated belts and fancy collars in sizes 1 to 5 priced around 25 cents.
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Hamburg
Wallace
Convention Programme For First Day At Chicago
The first day of the Republican national convention opens with prayer by Bishop Muldoon and gavel presentations to national and temporary chairs. Harry S New presides as chairman with Elmer Dover as secretary, and committees on organization rules credentials and resolutions are named. Gavel carved from Fort Dearborn wood will mark the ceremonial start.
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Chicago
Harry 8
New
Elmer Dover
Harry
F. J. Muldoon
Fort Dearborn
Bishop Edward Wilson of Reformed Episcopal dead at Metuchen
Bishop Edward Wilson of the Reformed Episcopal Church died at his Metuchen home He was born in Liverpool in 1820 and came to America in 1840 He was licensed to preach and served several churches as pastor He retired due to health and his death ends a long ministry in New Jersey
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Reformed Episcopal
New Brunswick
N. J
Edward Wilson
Reformed Episcopal Church
Metuchen
Liverpool
America
Wilson
Verdict In Closed Suit Opens In New York Supreme Court
The sealed verdict in a case involving Mrs Patty Boeyers against Senator Thames Patt was opened by Judge Ford in the New York Supreme Court. The verdict favored the plaintiff for the full amount of S247 Len, requiring recovery of money alleged to be paid for premiums.
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New Haven
Conn
Supreme Court of Errors
New Trie
Frank McGee
Iron Molders’ Union
Wee
Coumen Pleas
Maclagon
Calls Union
St. Louis
Beer Drivers
Steblemen's Union No. 43
Atreet
Circuit
Ageinet Platt
New York
Perry Woth
Thames Patt
Patty Boeyers
Premieg Wille
Juste Ford
Supreme Court
Bryan on the trusts and Maryland delegates at Denver
In Texas I Bryan lauds La Follette opposing the emergency currency bill. He argues extinguishing trusts would hurt industry and farmers, citing the harvester trust as an example of needed competition. He says Congress can regulate interstate commerce to curb trusts and revive business. Maryland Democratic convention elects delegates to Denver with four sure Bryan supporters among sixteen.
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Texington
Neb
William J. Bryan
Senator la Follette
la Follette
Taft
Mr. Taft
Harvester Trust
Congress
Bryan
Maryland
Baltimore
Denver
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Iowa Man Named General Appraiser for New York
June 4 The president appointed Roy H Chamberlain an attorney at law of this city to be general appraiser of merchandise at New York.
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Iowa
New York
Washington
Roy H. Chamberlain
Coming Events Calendar With June Socials and Dances
June listings show events across churches halls theaters and clubs. Include St Pauls M E church St Thomas parish Polts theater Hamilton hall Leavenworth hall Eagles grove Rick's dancing academy and Notre Dame with graduations receptions balls and picnics across June 1 4 5 7 10 11 19 23 24 25 featuring concerts dances parties and commencement exercises by local organizations and youth groups.
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St Paul's M. E. Church
Price Historical and Literary Society
Polt’s Theater
Daniel O'Connell
St Thomas's Parish
Hamilton Hall
Phi Thetas
Leavenworth Hall
St Mary‘s
Lion Escape Stirs Greenwich Crowd At Circus Show
Nero a noted lion with a record of killing three men escaped its cage at a Greenwich circus beside Havemeyer Place. The keeper failed to close the door, fear spread through the crowd including New York society women. Police and circus men hunted the animal, a reward of 110 offered for its recapture as workers used a wagon cage and meat to lure it back. Twenty thousand students in Vienna struck in support of Dr Wahrmund’s academic freedom.
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Greenwich
Conn
Havemeyer Place
New York
Amon
Frank Hastings
Clifford Harmon
EB. C. Benedict
George Nichols
Frank Gould
Percy Rockefeller
Rockfeller
Vienna
Wahrmund
Vatican
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Booth
Davis
New Orleans
South
Jefferson Davis
Kentucky
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Texas
South Carolina
Louisiana
Virginia
Joune Gale OF
Japan
China
Fants
Rome
Weet & Hughes
Swift
Grand Street
Post Office
Democrat
King Dental Parlors
Bank Street
Suntayeh
Bower
Amergattation
Lion
Circus Beast
Nero
Lasao
Conn. Boot & Shoe CO
East Main Street
Rick
East Main St
Poli
Susan van Duzer
Mace Chesney
David M. Hartford
Steve Townley
George Partree
Waterbury
Cons
Wm. McGrath & Son
Magill Street
Dewitt
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