Prayer and Song as Washington Inaugural Pageant
New York May 1 crowds thronged Broadway around St Pauls chapel to witness the presidential worship and parade scenes. The procession moved past Fifth Avenue hotel to St Pauls chapel with the president and vice president, a grand band, and a ceremonial salute to the flag. Archbishop Corrigan blessed the event. Depew delivered the day’s oration as Harrison attended the Equitable building and Madison Square reviewing stand.
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ST. Davis Church
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Jesus Christ
Harri
Gilmore
Spruce
Aelee
Benjamin Marri
Lodi
Sub-Treasury
Ha On
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St. John's Lodge
A. M
Rie
Storrs
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Brooklyn
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Harrison
Corrigan
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Hampton
Wadsworth
Equitable
Madison Square
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Pine Street
Rede Street
Grand Army
City Hall Park
Yaverly Place
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Fifth
Decorations of the Sub Treasury Parade Through New York
Describes a Victory Day parade route from the Sub Treasury to Fifteenth Street via Broadway and Fifth Avenue, with guards, veterans and regular troops, Maj Gen Schofield leading, and a naval brigade of Marines and sailors. Also notes Paris observance of the Washington Centennial with a service at the American Church and a Passaic River incident near Paterson involving John Legg.
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Union Square
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Madison Square
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Fifty-seventh Street
J. M. Schotield
Staf
Minnesota
Essex
Yentie
Chicago
Kearsage
Brooklyn
Yorktown
Dispatch
Paris
Aris
Berri
Washington
Thurber
Harigan
McLane
Washington centennial tribute at sub treasury ceremony
In New York the centennial celebration of Washington’s presidency concluded with remarks by Chauncey M. Depew and a blessing from Archbishop Corrigan. The oration honored Washington as the nation’s founder, outlining his leadership, the birth of the republic, and the enduring ideals guiding America’s future. The crowd praised Washington’s legacy as a beacon for freedom and national unity.
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New York
Etbiichair T. Gerry
Citi
George Washington
United States
Richard 8. Storrs
Great Civic and Industrial Parade of New York City
Thousands march from Fifty-ninth Street to Twenty-fifth Street for the inauguration centennial parade led by Gen Butterfield. About 80,000 in line, with 30,000 in the German division, and a sequence of tableaux from Virginia to Georgia depicting colonial and revolutionary history. Washington figures and sailing ships on floats highlight the display.
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College of the City of New York
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Barber
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Tammany Society
John Cochrane
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Second Trades Division
Nat McKay
Third Trades Division
Gen. Morrison
Emile Schaefer
O'Beirne
McMahon
Twenty-Third Street
Virginia
John Newport
America
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Hudson
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John Mason
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Maryland
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Carolinas
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William Penn
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Chester
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Georgia
North America
James Edward Oglethorpe
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Derim
Ward
Putnam
Schuyler
Lee
Continental Congress
William Howe
White Plains
Fort Washington
New York City
Trenton
Baron Steuben
Congress
Athletic Hawaiians and their remarkable amphibious feats
A traveler recalls Hawaiians diving for coins in the sea and climbing tall trees with ease. A native boy dives for tossed coins, returning proudly with each prize. Rev J A Zahm notes a climber scaling a 60 to 70 foot trunk in under two minutes. The text highlights agility in water and forest, comparing them to fish and squirrels.
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Kanaka
J. A. Zahm
Hawaii Island of
Paradise
The Leper Priest of Molokai Hero of Self Sacrifice
A Philadelphia Press praised Father Damien, a Roman Catholic priest who volunteered to live among Hawaii’s lepers on Molokai for thirteen years. He worked as priest and laborer, ultimately becoming a leper to care for his flock, an act described as unparalleled in modern history for its spontaneous, selfless devotion.
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Philadelphia
Honolulu
Damien
Masculine vanity in hairdressers and a preacher’s sleep aid
A Chicago hair salon interview reveals that many men are vain about their looks as they watch themselves in mirrors after hairdressing. The piece notes a handsome drummer and other male clients fuss over styling, criticise every detail, and linger long after services. It contrasts male vanity with women workers. A separate note reports Bishop Theodore B. Lyman finding roasted peanuts help his insomnia, triggering restorative sleep after years of trouble.
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Chicago Journal
State Street
Jim-Crows
Theodore B. Lyman
North Carolina
Elkins and Wake Spring Carpet Announcement
Elkins and Wake advertise spring carpet sale with bottom prices. Five frame body Brussels at 99 cents a yard leads a full line of carpetings in latest styles including Lowell and Hartford makes, claimed unbeatable quality and prices.
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Lowell
Hartford
Real estate ad listing multiple lots for sale on several streets
An assortment of vacant lots is offered across many streets including Summer Beacon Pearl Baldwin Hawkins Main Farm Vine Ward Walnut Division Griggs Branch Grant Town Plot West Side Hill Watertown Buck's Hill Riverside Ashley Jewelry Simonsville and others. Prices range roughly from 450 to 9 000 with many 500 to 1 060 dollar listings. Also promotions for a medicinal tonic claim wide health benefits and a free trial package at druggists.
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Beaconz Street
Pure Street
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Baldwin
Washington Street
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Bronson Street
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North Main
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Watertown Road
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Watertown
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Jewelry Street
Simonsville
Main Street
Buckle Co
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