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Q109465475 P7081 "Örbom, Anders, b. Örebro 9 May 1675; cavalry captain (ryttmästare) and chief of the cavalry squadron (skvadronchef) of Jämtlands dragoner; was the first to use the sumame Örbom, which is taken (in part) from the city of Örebro; took part in the campaigns of Seeland (1700), the crossing of the Dvina (Duma) River (1701), and the battles of Klissov (1702), Holofzin (Holowczyn) (1708) and Poltava (1709); was taken prisoner by the Russians at the Dnepr River 1 July 1709 and transferred to Siberia; returred home 1722; lived at Brunflo and Rödön Parishes in Jämtland; d. Rödön Parish (Jämt.) 25 May 1744; m. Solikamsk, Siberia 5 September 1719." @default.
Q109531660 P7081 "von Rohr, Hans Christoffer, f. 1627 2/2 på Svida i Ingermanland; natural. svensk adelsman 1672 7/9; kapten vid ett inf.-reg. 1678 15/11; konfirm. 1700 24/5; stupade s. å. "bi i slaget vid Narva. — G. I. in. Anna Catharina Cronman, d. 1685 3/12, dotter av krigskommissarien Hans C. och Ursula Kordes, samt änka efter överstelöjtn. Frans von Knorring; 2. 1687 m. Elisabeth Schulman, f. 1666 7/1, d. 1688 3/12, dotter av överste-löjtn. Otto S.; 3. 1690 2/2 m. Maria Margaretha Rehbinder, f. 1669 3/2, d. 1730 7/5, dotter av hakenrichtern Henrik R. (A 14. R.)" @default.
Q109579753 P7081 "Ruuth, Gustaf, f. 1681 13/3 i Rasbokil, son till nedannämnde Nils R. och Catharina Wattman; mönsterskrivare vid Upplands inf.-reg. fältväbel därst. 1700; fänrik därst. 1701 27/7; löjtn. därst. 1702 1O/4; reg.-kvarterm. därst. 1707 2/1; se-kundkapten därst. s. å. 6/12; fången 1709 1/7 vid Perevolotjna; hemkom 1722 i mars; majors karak-tär 1723 med rang från 1722 26/6; överste-löjtms karaktär 1727 22/9; major vid Jemtlands reg. 1741 6/11; RSO 1748 7/11; avsked 1750 11/9; d. 1755 25/4 i Lith; Seland, Riga, Klissow, Thorn, Warschau, Holofzin, Veprik, Poltava; lindrigt sårad i benet. — G. 1718 14/12 i Saranski m. Helena von der Hude, f. 1688 16/12 i Dorpat, d. 1754, dotter av råd- och handelsmannen i Dorpat Petter van der H. och Helena ..., hon var g. I. 1703 ro. köpmannen i Dorpat Johan Bischwang, d. 1707; 2. 1708 m. löjtn. Henrik von Mellen, d. 1716.(R. L. Ch. Pl. Kr.)" @default.
Q109579993 P7081 "Cronman, Johan, frih., f. 1662 2/11 på Unanitz i Ingermanland; löjtn. vid Garnisonsreg. i Narva 1683 29/12; sekundkapten vid Nerikes och Vermlands reg. 1687 10/5; premiärkapten därst. kapten vid Zurlaubens reg. i fransk tjänst 1694-1695; kapten i spansk tjänst 1695-1697 major vid Nerikes och Vermlands reg. 1699 30/1 överstelojtn. darst. 1701 22/7; överste för Kronobergs reg. 1706 5/9; fången 1709 1/7; vid Perevolotjna; hemkon. 1722 i maj;; generlöjtn. av infanteriet s. å. 26/4 friherre 1727 4/8; landshövding i Malmöhus län s. d. överkommendant i Skåne s. å. 19/10; d. 1737 26/7 i Malmö: ogift; Dünkirchen, Dendermonde, Brüssel, Namur, Düna, Klissow, Krakau, Lemberg, Thorn, Fraustadt, Holofzin, Veprik, Poltava; kunde tala 8 spåk nämligen svenska, latin, tyska, estniska, franska, polska, ryska, franska och holländska; ej sårad." @default.
Q109580819 P7081 "Makeléer, Gustaf, f. 1641, pikenerare vid prinsens av Oranien garde 1650 /9: musketerare vid hertigens av Soisson franska schweitzergarde 1661: grandmousquetaire 1663 /10; avsked ur fransk tjänst 1667; kaptenlöjtn. vid Elfsborgs inf.-reg. 1668 22/7: kapten därst. 1669 6/7; major därst. 1673 13/8; överstelöjtn. vid Peter Mackliers reg. 1675 26/5; överstelöjtn. för de nyutskriviia knektarna i Elfsborgs län 1677 8/10; överstel *jtn. vid Elfsborgs inf.-reg. 1678 4/10; överste för ett nyvärvat reg. >prins Car s livreg., sedan Svenska livreg. till fot 1680 10/2; tillika kommendant i Göteborg 1693; d. 1701 17/7. — G. 1694. 18/2 m. Sara Carlberg, f. 1647 31/1, d. 1701, begr. s. å. 12/5, dotter av borgmästaren Johan C. och Chrstina Spak samt änka etter packhusinspektoren Conrad von Braun-johan." @default.
Q109703250 P7081 "We just walked up the street and they had whooping cough there. They never should have let all these children there, they had lemonade. There was no hope for the little girl. ... Eddie went into pneumonia and he died ... He was such a good little fellow." @default.
Q109914780 P7081 "A 3-year-old Macon boy who fell into a motel swimming pool in Atlanta Monday afternoon was saved from drowning by two bystanders, police said. The child, identified as Si Simmons, was seen floating face down in the pool at Holiday Inn, 1810 Howell Mill Road, by Pete Van Deusen of Fairfield, New Jersey, who jumped in and hauled the boy out. A physician who examined the boy, said he would recover." @default.
Q110095624 P7081 "During one five-month period during January 2012 to February 2013, nearly 90 percent of those killed by drone strikes were not the intended target, according to The Drone Papers. But civilian bystanders were nonetheless classified as “enemies killed in action” unless proven otherwise." @default.
Q110164631 P7081 "Mrs. Margaret Neilson, 22, was alive today because an airplane pilot struck her over the head with a fire extinguisher after she attempted to leap to her death from the airplane, police reported. Pilot Sam Rifkin told police the young woman engaged his plane after specifying she desired to ride in a single-passenger open cockpit ship. With his passenger strapped to her seat ahead of him, Rifkin took off from Mines Field and circled for altitude, to a height of about 1500 feet. He said he saw Mrs. Neilson loosen her life belt, remove her air helmet, and start to arise from the seat. Sensing her intention, Rifkin seized his fire extinguisher and struck her a blow on the head, stunning her. As the ship neared the ground, Rifkin said, Mrs. Neilson recovered from the blow of the extinguisher and made another attempt at arising to her feet, but Rifkin pushed her back and made his landing. Mrs. Neilson was taken to the home of friends where he is recovering." @default.
Q110206595 P7081 "Rabbi Gershon Epstein 70 spiritual leader of many Jewish congregations in Los Angeles in the last 25 years died yesterday He is survived by his widow Ida and a sister Anna Rifkin of Los Angeles" @default.
Q110221070 P7081 "O que é golden shower?" @default.
Q110256632 P7081 "Mrs. Hannah Bedell, widow of Sylvanus C. Bedell, died on Thursday morning at her home on Railroad avenue of capillary bronchitis. She was 88 years old. She began to fail in health about two years ago but her condition did not bode a serious turn until a week before her death. The funeral was held on Monday afternoon at two o'clock at the first Methodist church. Rev. E. C. Hancock preached the sermon. The pall bearers were John S. Hubbard, James H. Minton, William P. Corlies and Joseph Millward. The body was buried in Fair View cemetery. Mrs. Bedell was the daughter of Mary and William Taylor and was born at New York. Her mother was a native of Middletown township, having lived at Nut Swamp a good many years. Mrs. Bedell was married at the age of nineteen, her husband being extensively engaged at that time in the shoe business at New York. In 1853 Mr. and Mrs. Bedell moved to Red Bank into the house in which Mrs. Bedell died. Mrs. Bedell's mother owned the house and an addition was built to it at the time Mrs. Bedell and her husband went there to live. … Mrs. Bedell joined the Methodist church when a young girl. She always took an active interest in church work and she possessed virtues that won and kept for her many warm friendships. Mrs. Bedell was the mother of ten children, only two of whom survive her. The two who survive her are Sylvanus Bedell of Red Bank and Mrs. Garrison of New Medford. She leaves also seven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren." @default.
Q110588102 P7081 "Samuel H. Miller, a prominent and successful agriculturist of Bedford township, was born at Miller's Station, Harrison county, Ohio. November 16, 1851, his parents being Harrison and Mary (Wheeler) Miller. The grandfather, who was of Dutch extraction and a farmer by occupation, came from Pennsylvania and passed away when his son Harrison was seventeen years of age. The latter's birth occurred in Harrison county, Ohio, in 1818, and in early life he learned the cabinetmaker's trade at Steubenville, working at that occupation for a few years. Subsequently he was employed at the carpenter's trade and, in connection with his work as a contractor and builder, carried on farming, meeting with a gratifying and well merited measure of prosperity in his undertakings. His demise occurred in 1904 and his remains were interred in the West Bedford cemetery. Miller's Station. Harrison county, was named in his honor. ... In December, 1874, Mr. Miller was joined in wedlock to Miss Mary Jane Smith, of Harrison county. She was one of a family of ten children, namely: Margaret; Susanna; William, a practicing physician, who passed away in 1881; Mrs. Miller; Edna; Bert; Amanda; McKinney; Mattie; and D. M., who is engaged in the practice of medicine at Newark. All of the children were well educated and became school teachers. Unto Mr. and Mrs. Miller were born three children. Alberta is the wife of J. C. Borland, who is engaged in the wholesale and retail meat business at Bowerston, Ohio. ..." @default.
Q110622916 P7081 "Milestone, limestone, 1.35 m h, 0.5 m br (SÖ-NV) and 0.17 m tj. The path to the S and the road facing side is under a crown inscription: \ FRS \ IM \ 1728 \ JC \. The text is filled in with red color. See sketch in inv. hand.The text should be interpreted FRS = (Fridericus Rex Svecice), IM = (1 mil), JC = (Johan Cronman, governor)." @default.
Q110622916 P7081 "Milstolpe, kalksten, 1.35 m h, 0.5 m br (SÖ-NV) och 0.17 m tj. Påden mot S och vägen vettande sidan är under en krona inskriften:\FRS\IM\1728\JC\. Texten är ifylld med röd färg.Se skiss i inv. hand.Texten bör tolkas FRS=(Fridericus Rex Svecice), IM= (1 mil), JC=(Johan Cronman, landshövdning)." @default.
Q110660492 P7081 "Eaton, Isaac, educator, born in Montgomery, Pennsylvania, in 1724; died 4 July 1772. He was for twenty-six years pastor of the Baptist Church in Hopewell, New Jersey, and was the first teacher among American Baptists to open a school for the education of young men for the ministry. The house in which Mr. Eaton taught still stands in the village of Hopewell. Among his pupils were many who subsequently became eminent as ministers, physicians, and lawyers. One of these was the Rev. James Manning, the first president of Rhode Island College, now Brown University." @default.
Q110800420 P7081 "Standar från Karl XI:s tid. Förfärdigat juli 1677 av pärlstickaren Daniel Schatzberger, för ett av överste Otto Wellingk samma år uppsatt rytteriregemente." @default.
Q110867251 P7081 "Joachim Georg Fredrik von Rohr, natural. von Rohr (Son till Georg von Rohr, Tab. 1), arfherre till Svida; f. på 1620 talet; Ryttmästare i svensk tjenst; Blef 1672 7/, jemte sin äldre hallbroder Carl och yngre broder Hans Christoffer naturaliserad svensk adelsman och på svenska riddarhuset introducerad under N:o 807 bland adelsmän s. å.; Öfverste-löjtnant vid Ingermanländska adelsfanan 1681; t 1709. — Gift 1:o) med sin broden svägerska Christina Crawlat:, sv. adl. ätten no 748, dotter till Krigs-kommissarien Hans Detterman, nobil. Cronman, till Allatzkivi, Keipen, Gaicke och Nothia, med Ursula Kordes. — 2:0) med Elisabeth Juliana von Futacken, svensk adlig, men ej introducerad ätt, dotter till Generalmajoren Rembert Funcke, natural. von Funcken, till Löser och Meselau, med Sara Sekin. — 3:0) med Sofia von Bernds, svensk adl., men icke introducerad ätt, i hennes 3:e gifte, t 1724 och begrafvon i Frössö kyrka, dot-ter till öfverstelöjtnanten Jacob Bernds, nobil. von Bernds, samt anka ho efter en öfverste Skantzenstjerna, af svensk adlig ej introducerad ätt och 2:o sedan 1700 efter Öfverstelöjtnanten Mårten Hä-stesko-Fortuna, sv. adL ätten N:o 286, till Saluris. Sofia von Bernds gifte sig sedan ännu 4:e gången med Generalma-joren Reinhold Henrik Horn af Rantzien." @default.
Q110883763 P7081 "Archibald R. Page. Port Jervis, New York. Archibald R. Page, a farmer and life resident of Westbrookville, died yesterday at Horton Hospital, Middletown, after a long illness. He was sixty-nine. Mr. Page was born in Westbrookville on May second 1846, a son of Archibald and Josephine Culver Page. He was married to the former Viola McDonald on September eighth, 1891 at Cuddebackville. Surviving are his wife, eight daughters, Mrs. Genevieve Scott of Scotia, Miss Elsie Page of Schenectady, Mrs. Bessie Goergen, Mrs. Ardeth Logana, and Ms. Bernice Page, all of Westbrookville, Mrs. Vera Potts and Mrs. Olive Bedford of Kings Park, L. I., and Mrs. Peggy Quinn of Wurtsboro; three sons, Edwin R. and Lloyd L. both of Westbrookville, and Robert C., with the Army in the Pacific; and two sisters. Mrs. Charles Ashworth of Westbrookville and Mrs. Elnora Case of Wurtsboro. He also leaves thirteen grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday afternoon at two o'clock in the Westbrookville Methodist Church with the Rev. Robert Bowering officiating. Burial will be in Westbrookville Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow evening at the Terwilliger-Woolsey Funeral Chapel, forty-one Front street, Port Jervis." @default.
Q110919454 P7081 "Nathan McDowell, 70, who was dragged unconscious from his burning home here Friday, February 27, died from the burns and shock at his home here Sunday. A stroke which he had suffered five weeks ago hastened his death. On Friday, February 27, as told in The Herald at the time, the McDowell home was discovered on fire by neighbors. Eugene Rhodes, father of Sheriff Fletcher E. Rhodes, rushed into the blazing building and dragged Mr. McDowell out, who was unconscious, and whose clothing was afire. The building was burned to the ground. Mr. McDowell, who was alone in the house, was badly burned about the face and neck. Nathan Richard McDowell was born at Westbrookville, April 25, 1854, son of Martin C. McDowell and Martha Baker McDowell, and was a lifelong resident of this place. He was married at Otisville February 28, 1880 to Alvira Van Keuren. Surviving are his wife and nine children, Oscar D. McDowell of Kings Port, Long Island; Viola, wife of Archibald Page of Westbrookville; Orin L. of Otisville; Edward L. of Westbrookville; Chalania, wife of Harry McBride of Fallsburgh; V.M. McDowell of Middletown; Asa A. of Westbrookville; William N. McDowell of Middletown; and Stanley McDowell of Westbrookville. The funeral will be held at the Methodist Church at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, in charge of Rev. Theodore Ether. Interment at Westbrookville Cemetery." @default.
Q110982647 P7081 "サイゼで喜ぶ彼女" @default.
Q110997529 P7081 "At Stony Brook, Long Island, Amy, wife of Captain William Oldrin, aged 73." @default.
Q111016718 P7081 "Việt Nam hầu thiệt/ Trấn Bắc ải quan/ Thạch bích hoàn vũ/ Uyên quận giới phiên/ Đồng Đăng linh ấp" @default.
Q111148511 P7081 "Tây Vu tập bát cổ, trọng lưỡng cá bách bát thập nhất cân" @default.
Q111375203 P7081 "Stephen G.C. Ensko, a rare silver and silver antique dealer, died Tuesday at his home after a short illness. He was 73 years old. Mr. Ensko succeeded his father in 1934 and took over the family business, Robert Ensko, Inc., at 682 Lexington Avenue. He was the author of two books on early American and British silversmiths, and dealt largely with museums and private collectors. He is survived by his widow, Dorothea; two daughters, Mrs. Dorothea Wyle and Mrs. Alice Woodward; two brothers, Robert and Lamont, and a sister, Mrs. Elathine Christie." @default.
Q111411145 P7081 "Jada, I love you. G.I. Jane 2, can't wait to see it! Alright? That was a nice one. I'm out here… Uh-oh!" @default.
Q111411145 P7081 "Keep my wife's name out your fucking mouth!" @default.
Q111620709 P7081 "Mrs. A. Lindauer Dies In Rye At 91. Widow Had Been Resident For 41 Years. Mrs. Anna Augusta Lindauer ninety-one year old widow of [Charles Frederick Lindauer died to]day at her home, 38 Elm Place, Rye. She had lived in Rye for the past 41 years. She is survived by two daughters Mrs. Eloise Freudenberg of Jersey City and Mrs. Anna Lowe of Rye; and two sons Arthur Lindauer and Le Baron Lindauer of Rye." @default.
Q111629005 P7081 "Mrs. Ira Lowe. 60-Year Resident of Rye. Mrs. Anna Lowe seventy-five of 21 Oakwood Avenue, Rye died suddenly this morning in the United Hospital. A resident of Rye for over years she was a member of the Rye Methodist Church. Her husband was the late Ira Lowe. Mrs. Lowe was born in New York City, October 20, 1881, daughter of the late Charles and Anna Augustus Kershaw Lindauer. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Blanche Testerman of the home address; a son Joseph Lowe, of Rye; three grandchildren, U.S. Army Capt. John Wahl of Fort Benning, Georgia; Mrs. W. F. Spaulding of San Antonio, Texas; and William Joseph Wahl of Rye, and seven great-grandchildren." @default.
Q111645438 P7081 "Charles E. Ensko, Ex-Silversmith. Funeral services for Charles Edward Ensko of 34-40 78th Street, Jackson Heights, will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Universal Chapel, Lexington Avenue and 52d Street, Manhattan. Mr. Ensko who was associated with Robert Ensko Inc., silversmiths for 25 years before he retired 20 years ago, died Saturday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ralph Higgins in Levittown, Pennsylvania. Also surviving are his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Ensko; a son, Charles E., Jr.; two sisters Eloise and Sophie and three grandchildren." @default.
Q111654090 P7081 "The action of Adelheid Lowe to set aside deeds by which she conveyed to Ira Lowe, on the eve of her marriage to him in August, 1894, a half interest in two houses, has been dismissed without costs by Justice Pryor of the Supreme Court. The houses are 1150 Second avenue and 365 Bushwick avenue, Brooklyn, with equities of about $15,000. They came to her from her first husband. She had six living children when she married Lowe, when she met through a marriage broker, and she was about fifteen years the senior of Lowe, she charged that his had made love to two of her daughters, contrary to an agreement to care for all her children, and that she had given the deeds through undue influence. In dismissing the case Justice Pryor said: "Upon the evidence. It is impossible to escape the conclusion that the conveyance sought to be set aside was a voluntary act of the plaintiff, not induced by any fraud or undue influence on the part of the defendant. The real consideration for the conveyance was the defendant's promise to marry the plaintiff, and a he did marry her, and is still her husband, there is no failure of consideration and no possibility of placing the parties in status quo. If it be argued that the abandonment of the plaintiff by the defendant is equivalent to a dissolution of the marriage the answer is that it is not apparent upon the proof, but that she was the cause of the separation."" @default.
Q111654607 P7081 "Ira Lowe Is Held On Bigamy Charge. Cortland, New York; October 10, 1903. Ira Lowe, the tailor arrested yesterday on a charge of bigamy, the warrant being sworn out by Adelaide Lowe, of 171 East 109th street, New York City, who claims to have been married to Lowe on August 30, 1894 was held in $500 bail today. Lowe has lived in Cortland five years and has two children by his wife here." @default.
Q111660803 P7081 "A singular case of hypnotism has just come to light in New Jersey. Mrs. Adelheid Lowe, wife of Ira Lowe, says that she was induced by hypnotic influence to convey to her husband a half interest in $24,000 worth of property, and she also thinks that it was some influence of this kind which caused her to marry him. The marriage was brought about by the aid of a marriage broker, who told Lowe that if he wanted a wife, the lady in question was a widow with nine children (the eldest being attractive looking girls), and that she owned property. The wooing prospered, and before the marriage took place an antenuptial agreement was drawn up giving Lowe one-half of the real estate in question. After the marriage Lowe proceeded to pawn everything that could be lifted without a derrick and did other unpleasant things, and in one of his frequent absences Mrs. Lowe came to the conclusion that nothing but hypnotism could explain the folly she had committed. It is only of late that the aid of hypnotism has been suspected in such cases, and perhaps this is partly due to the fact that all sorts of things are likely to be set down as hypnotic when once the theory is admitted, because it is so convenient a theory. ..." @default.
Q111661261 P7081 "SEPULCRO OLIM A VANIO ORICELLARIO PLEBANO ET LOCO ADEXTRUHENDAM ARAM FAMILIAE[ ]DIAE CONCESSO BLASIUS DOMINICUS ET HYERONIMUS MEMORIAE CAUSA LAPIDEM HIC POSUERUNT A. D. M D C XII" @default.
Q111665497 P7081 "Wahl Is Candidate For West Point. John Wahl Jr., 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Wahl, 21 Oakwood Avenue, Rye achieved one of the eight highest mark in West Point pre-qualification examinations given in New York City last week by the Civil Service Commission and qualified for the full entrance examination Wednesday. A total of 75 candidates took last week's examination. If successful Wednesday he will receive an appointment as alternate from Representative Ralph A. Gamble and will enter the Academy on July 15. Wahl was graduated from Rye High School last week. His father is City Forester of Rye." @default.
Q111679985 P7081 "Two grown girls testified today that, from very soon after the marriage of their mother to Lowe, he had been making desperate love to them, and that he had told them that be did not love their mother, but had married her for their sakes. … The two elder daughters are Rosie, 19 years old; and Lena, 17." @default.
Q111682789 P7081 "IN HAC SACRA CATHEDRALI AEDEANTE DIEM QUARTUM IDUS NOVEMBRESANNO BIS MILLESIMO DECIMO QUINTO REPARATAE SALUTISFRANCISCUSROMANUS PONTIFEXSANCTAS ECCLESIAS TOTA ITALIA DIFFUSASCUM ANTISTITIBUS LEGATISQUEIN ECCLESIASTICO QUINTO CONVENTU CONGREGATISEST HORTATUSUT SENSUM HUMANITATIS MUNUSQUE REFOVERENTIN CRISTO IESUQUT DE EXCELSO TEMPLI HUIUS THOLO VELUTECCE HOMOVULTUM OSTENDITHUMILITATEM AC MAGNANIMITATEM UNA CUM BEATITUDINESPIRANS ET DOCENSIN SOCIETATE SINT PLENA PUSILLIFAUSTIS COLLOQUIIS CONVENIANT MORTALESBONA COMMUNIA PERQUIRANT FRATERNEFACIAT MISERICORS DOMINUSIOSEPHUS BETORI INTER PURPURATOS PATRES ARCHIEPISCOPUS FLORENTINUSMETROPOLITANUM CAPITULUM CATHEDRALIS ECCLESIAEOPERA SANCTAE MARIAE FLORIDAEVOLVENTE ANNI CIRCULOIN MEMORIAM POSUERUNT GRATAMCARLUS N. FLOR. PRESB. SCRIPSIT" @default.
Q111699575 P7081 "Joseph Lowe, a longtime Rye resident died Monday at Cape Cod Hospital, Hyannis, Massachusetts. A resident of Friendship Lane Brewster, Massachusetts, he was 75. Son of the late Ira and Anna Lindauer Lowe, he was born in New York City on Sept 9, 1903. His wife Mary Friese Lowe predeceased him in 1972. He is survived by a sister Mrs. Blanche Wahl Testerman of Coronado, California and a niece and nephew." @default.
Q111729887 P7081 "Ralph Kohlman, 73, Electrotyper Dies. Rutherford, New Jersey. Ralph Kohlman, 73, of 60 Crane Street formerly of Jersey City, died yesterday morning in Hasbrouck Heights Hospital of a heart ailment. He was admitted Saturday. Born in Hoboken he had lived here 14 years. Mr. Kohlman was proprietor of an electrotyping company in New York City. He was a member of Rising Star Lodge, F. and A. M, Jersey City. He was the husband of the late Augusta Freudenberg. Survivors include one brother, Wolfe, and two sisters, Mrs. Sadie Casper and Mrs. Pauline Franklin." @default.
Q111736093 P7081 "Samuel Poole, one of Hicksville's older residents passed away yesterday from heart failure, at the home of his son Alfred W. [Poole], In Farmingdale where he was staying for a time. He was born in Bangor, Maine seventy-eight years ago, the son of Samuel Platt and Florence Hannah Poole. He came to Hicksville as a young man, and for a time worked for the Heinz Pickle Works. He was a Republican and served as postmaster of Hicksville [for] eight years being succeeded by John Pavogel, when the Wilson administration went into effect. He also had a restaurant on Broadway. In early life he married Miss Lucy Merrill, of Boston, Massachusetts, and she passed away some years after being an invalid for some time. He leaves one son, Alfred W., of Farmingdale, and one daughter, Mrs. Gertrude, wife of Adolf Lauck of Bellmore, twenty-eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held tomorrow (Saturday) at 2 P. M., at the home of his son in Farmingdale and internment will be In Plainlawn Cemetery. The Rev. Fred Wilcock, of the Farmingdale Methodist Church, will officiate." @default.
Q111743463 P7081 "First — These reports state that the bill presented to the Town Board was for service rendered as a deputy sheriff. This is not true, as the work charged for was done while I was a constable of the town. Second — Some papers stated that the period of time covered my services for which charges was made was six weeks. This second misrepresentation, scarcely merits correction. The time was six months and not six weeks. Third — The statement that I charged for notice served on myself as complainant, was a dastardly, contemptable lie, no such charge, having been made. Denials of the misstatements, as made in the Brooklyn "Times" and "Eagle," have been sent to both of those papers in the form of an interview by their regular correspondents, but as yet neither of those papers have seen fit to retract the groundless accusations which they have made or seem willing to permit me through their columns to present my side of the story for the perusal of the public. The people of Farmingdale are well aware of the fact that the village has within the past year been overrun with tramps, and many of the best and influential citizens have requested me to allow no tramps to remain at large, well knowing the danger attending any place where so many tramps congregate. In doing my duty as an officer elected by the people, and in complying with requests made by the best citizens for the safety of the community …" @default.
Q111822315 P7081 "Au quatrième top, il sera exactement midi" @default.
Q111823259 P7081 "au prochain top, il sera 23 heures, 59 minutes, 50 secondes" @default.
Q111843317 P7081 "Mrs. Selma Norton, 268 Gordon Drive, Paramus, also charged cruelty in the complaint against her husband, Thomas, 45, an accountant, of the same address. They were married in Jersey City Oct. 3, 1942." @default.
Q111845607 P7081 "a nuclear war cannot be won and must never be fought." @default.
Q111889939 P7081 "The Rwandan genocide is notable for its swiftness, brutality, and intense efficiency. Nearly one million people were killed in less than 100 days. No other genocide in modern history has been as effective in attaining its goal of extermination of a minority people. And yet, the world stood by and took no action." @default.
Q111909883 P7081 "Winblad Rites. Funeral Services for Mrs. Eva Winblad, 417 West Seventy-seventh street, were held at the Allen Reed mortuary. Interment followed in Inglewood Park cemetery. Mrs. Winblad, 47, was a native of Farmingdale, New York. She leaves her husband, H. A. Winblad [sic]; three sons Norman, Earl, and Ray [sic]; her father, Jarvis Lattin of Florida; a sister, Mrs. Myrtle Williams of Los Angeles; three sisters in New York and one sister in New Jersey." @default.
Q111916240 P7081 "The bodies of 12 Hudson County servicemen are among the remains of 4,604 Americans being returned to the United States aboard the army transport Sergeant Jack J. Pendicton, it was announced today by the Department of the Army, The county war dead and their next of kin, according to army report, are as follows:" @default.
Q111933949 P7081 "George C. Lindaur, of 353 Eldred Street, died at 6:45 p.m., Saturday, July 12, 1952 at the Divine Providence Hospital. Born in Northumberland County, he was the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Lindauer. He was a member of St. Luke's Lutheran Church. He was an insurance agent for Washington National Insurance Company. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Dorothy T. Lindauer; two sons; Dr. Russell G. Lindauer, of Middletown, and Samuel L., of this brothers, William Lindauer, Elmira, New York; and Murrell, of Milton RD, and four sisters, Mrs. Mary Rissel, of Montgomery; Mrs. Mary Fryer, of Hagerstown, Maryland; Mrs. Neta Yoder, of Watsontown, Mrs. Helen Weller of McEwensville. Services will be held Wednesday 1:30 p.m. at the funeral home, West Fourth Street. The Rev. Dr. Henry Miller will officiate. Burial will be in Wildwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m." @default.
Q111954632 P7081 "Jacob Lindauer, 86, Retired Barber. Funeral services for Jacob Lindauer, 86, who for many years had operated a barber shop on Summit St. near Columbia St. will be held at 8 o'clock tonight at his home 173 Windsor Place. The Rev. Werner Jentech, pastor of St. John's Lutheran Church, Prospect Avenue, near 5th Avenue, will officiate. Interment will be in Cypress Hills Abbey. Mr. Lindauer who came to this country from Germany as a youth died Sunday. He was a member of the Foresters Odd Fellows and a number of other organizations. His wife Elizabeth died in 1934 and a daughter Mina A. Lindauer died in 1941. Two nephews and four nieces survive." @default.
Q111960418 P7081 "S . P . Q . P .ACADEMIA PRISTINO DECORI RESTITUTAOMNIBUSQUE DISCIPLINIS APERTAIII NON. DECEM. MDCCCLIXVICTORIO EMMANUELE II SABAUD. P.F.A.ITALIAE MEDIAE REGE ELECTO" @default.
Q111972555 P7081 "Clara H. Muhlbruch, 77, Former Restaurant Owner. Ridgefield, New Jersey. Clara H. Muhlbruch of 666 Maple Avenue died yesterday in Englewood Hospital. She was 77. Until 15 years ago, Mrs. Muhlbruch was the owner and operator of a restaurant here, known as Chef's Corner. She was born in Norway and lived in Ridgefield 20 years. She was formerly of Union City. Surviving are her husband, John Muhlbruch; a daughter, Dorothy Leale of Fort Lee; a son, Edward Thompson of Ridgefield, and three grandchildren. Services will be tonight at 8 in Blackley Funeral Home, 809 Broad Avenue. Burial will be tomorrow morning in Fairview Cemetery, Fairview. Friends may visit the funeral home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m." @default.
Q112037888 P7081 "John J. Burke, Sr., 73, of 740 Grand Street, died yesterday at the Medical Center following a brief illness. He was a lifelong resident of Jersey City. He was a communicant of St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, and a member of its Holy Name Society. He was a former employee of Peter Henderson, florist. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Josephine Burke; three sons, William, John and Owen Burke, and four daughters, Mrs. Mary Norton and the Misses Bertha, Josephine, and Margaret Burke, and a sister, Mrs. Mary Patterson." @default.
Q112038670 P7081 "Thomas Norton, 76. The funeral of Thomas Patrick Norton, 76, of 17 Pine Street, Jackson, New Jersey will be Tuesday from the David DeRoche Funeral Home, 213 Lexington Avenue, Lakewood, with a mass in St. Aloysius Church, Jackson. Interment will be in Holy Name Cemetery, Jersey City. Mr. Norton died yesterday at Paul Kimball Hospital, Lakewood. He was a longtime resident of Jersey City and a retired yardmaster for the Lackawanna Railroad in Hoboken. He was a member of the local Senior Citizens Club." @default.
Q112054492 P7081 "Catherine Rankin, Mother of County Man. Catherine Rankin, a homemaker and Yonkers resident, died Monday of a stroke at Sans Souci Nursing Home in Yonkers. She was 95. She was born September 22, 1893, to Owen and Margaret Conboy McLaughlin in Jersey City, New Jersey, where she attended schools. On June 24, 1926, she married William Rankin in Jersey City. Her husband died in 1970. In the mid-1970s, she moved to Yonkers. Mrs. Rankin was a parishioner of Christ the King Church in Yonkers. She is survived by two daughters, Kathryn Mulligan of Brooklyn and Jeanne Schaumburg of Yonkers; three sons, William Rankin of West Haverstraw, and Owen Rankin and James Rankin, both of Mountain Lakes, New Jersey; 27 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. A brother, James McLaughlin, and a sister, Margaret Enright, died earlier. Arrangements are being handled by Whalen & Ball Funeral Home in Yonkers." @default.
Q112106613 P7081 "Vincent G. Norton, 81, Sarasota, died Feb. 6, 2005. He was born Feb. 24, 1923, in Jersey City, N.J., and came to Sarasota in 2000 from Colonia, N.J. He was a machinist. He was an Army veteran of World War II, receiving the Purple Heart. Survivors include a daughter, Kathleen Esposito of Sarasota; a son, Kenneth S. of Sarasota; three grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Visitation and services will be private. Robarts Funeral Home, Sarasota, is in charge. Memorial donations may be made to Hospice of Southwest Florida, 5955 Rand Blvd., Sarasota, FL 34238." @default.
Q112108332 P7081 "The complaints about teachers' salaries aired on your "Local Live" program were infuriating. Do citizens believe they can have a good education for their children on the cheap, or is it purely ignorance that leads people to think teachers earn lots of money? The average New Jersey teacher, with 16 years experience, earns $28 an hour, plus benefits, and no vacation pay. A recent NJEA poll shows this average teacher earns $48,800 a year, working 47 hours a week. Take 185 days, do the arithmetic, and you get $28 per hour. At the same rate, an employee in industry, working a 40-hour week for 52 weeks would be earning $58,240 a year, plus benefits, plus vacation. Is it unreasonable to expect a professional worker with 16 years experience to earn a salary on a par with this figure? These are raw numbers that exclude the costs of continuing education. Perhaps in the distant past, it could be said with justification that not too much was required of teachers to do their jobs effectively. Yet, while today everyone is crying for changes in education, it has gone almost unrecognized by a complaining public that changes in society have already had a powerful effect on schools, increasing the demands put on teachers. ... Unless the public can think of a cheap way to prepare children for the 21st century, teachers will have to be paid decent salaries, and it is hoped, with less ill will." @default.
Q112118342 P7081 "May V. Norton, 88, Cedar Glen Lakes, Manchester Township, New Jersey, died Friday at home. She was a dental assistant in the Philadelphia area for 18 years, prior to her marriage in the 1950s. She was a member of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church and its Altar and Rosary Society, and the Third Order of St. Francis, all Whiting. Mrs. Norton was born in Jersey City, and lived in Jackson Township before moving to the Cedar Glen Lakes in 1970. Her husband, Thomas P., died in 1968. Surviving are three stepsons, Thomas, Lake Hiawatha, Vincent, Colonia, and James, Edgewater; a brother, William Burke, Colonia; eight grandchildren, three greatgrandchildren and one great-greatgrandchild. Anderson and Campbell Funeral Home, Manchester, is in charge of arrangements." @default.
Q112118453 P7081 "Norton — Burke. Miss May Veronica Burke, niece of Mrs. Mary E. Patterson, of 1181 Villanova Avenue, Rutledge, and Thomas Norton of 603 Garfield Avenue, Jersey City, New Jersey, were united in marriage this morning at 10 o'clock in Our Lady of Perpetual Help Roman Catholic Church, Morton. Rev. Joseph B. Gibson performed the ceremony. The bride, who was given in marriage by her brother, William Burke, wore a powder blue chiffon gown and hat and a corsage of pink rosebuds. Mrs. Leona Hammelbacher, of Egg Harbor, New Jersey, the matron of honor, wore a dusty rose chiffon gown and a corsage of tea roses. James Norton, of Jersey City was the best man for Mr. Norton. A wedding breakfast at Media Inn, Media, followed the ceremony after which Mr. and Mrs. Norton left for a wedding trip to Niagara Falls, Great Lakes and Chicago, and upon their return they will reside at 603 Garfield Avenue, Jersey City. The bride attended Lansdowne High School. Mr. Norton, a railroad official, is a veteran of World War I." @default.
Q112118762 P7081 "Thomas P. Norton. Jackson Township, New Jersey. Thomas Patrick Norton, 76, of 17 Pine Street, died yesterday at Paul Kimball Hospital, Lakewood. He was born in Jersey City and had lived here eight years. Mr. Norton retired 12 years ago as a yard master in Hoboken for the Lackawanna Railroad. He had been employed by the railroad for 50 years. He was a veteran of World War I. He was a communicant of St. Aloysius Roman Catholic Church. He was a member of the local Senior Citizens Club. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. May V. Burke Norton; three sons, Thomas, Paramus, Vincent, Colonia and James, Ridgefield, and eight grandchildren. The W. David DeRoche Funeral Home, Lakewood, is in charge of arrangements." @default.
Q112118861 P7081 "Trying to Find Mother. After endeavoring through every available channel to learn the whereabouts of his mother, from whom he has been separated for fifteen years. John J. Patterson, 22 years, of 117 North Tenth street, has asked The Inquirer to try, through its columns, to locate the missing parent. Mother and son became separated in New York city in 1892 as the result of a family quarrel. Since that time the young man has been trying to find his mother and thereby reestablish the old home. Mrs. Patterson would now be forty years of age. Her maiden name was Blanche Kingsmore." @default.
Q112148314 P7081 "Weldon E. Borland, 95, died March 2, 2002. Born in Bowerston, Ohio, he was a 32nd degree Mason and Shriner and the owner of Volume Sewing Company for 40 years. Preceded in death by his wife, Vivien Borland and son, John Borland; he is survived by his companion, Rosalie Simmons; son, Jeff Borland; grandchildren, Cindy and Susan Borland, Debbie Stacklin, and Steve Borland; great-grandchildren, Victoria and Christopher Borland, Kevin and Stephen Borland. Services will be held 2 p.m. Tuesday at the R. K. Lindsay Funeral Home in Dennison, Ohio, with Rev. John Johnson officiating. Interment at Long View Cemetery. Friends may call at the Billow Fairlawn Chapel, 85 N. Miller Rd., Monday 2 to 4 & 6 to 8 p.m. and one hour before services Tuesday in Dennison, Ohio. Should friends desire, memorials may be made to Shriner’s Hospital for Crippled Children, 1645 W. 8th St., Erie, PA 16505. (Billow Fairlawn Chapel, 330-867-4141.)" @default.
Q112148368 P7081 "B.P. Van Deusen, 79, Retired Salesman. Montville Twp. B. Peter Van Deusen died Sunday at St. Clares-Riverside Medical Center in Denville. He was 79. He was born in Albany, N.Y., and lived in Jersey City and Fairfield before moving to Montville seven years ago. Mr. Van Deusen worked as a salesman at Sun Chemical Co. in East Rutherford for 29 years, retiring in 1979. He was a member of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in North Caldwell and sung in the choir. Survivors include his wife, Naida F.; three daughters, N. Lynn Bode of West Milford, Joan E. Schwendel of Lake Hopatcong, and S. Penny Linson of Kinnelon; 11 grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren. Arrangements are by Farmer Funeral Home, 45 Roseland Ave., Roseland." @default.
Q112148505 P7081 "Naida VanDeusen, 83, Saleswoman with Avon. Services for Mrs. Naida VanDeusen, 83, of Andover will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow in the Farmer Funeral Home, 45 Roseland Avenue, Roseland. Mrs Van Deusen, who died Monday in the Andover Nursing Home, was a saleswomen for Avon for 20 years before retiring in 1959. Previously, she had worked for Woolworth, Jersey City for 5 years. Mrs. Van Deusen was a member of Helping Hands and the choir at the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, North Caldwell. She also was a member of Glad Tjeneste at the Trinity Lutheran Church, Jersey City. Born in Jersey City, she lived in Fairfield and Montville before moving to Andover five years ago. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. N. Lynn Bode, Mrs Joan E. Schwendel and Mrs. S. Penny Linson; a sister, Mrs. Sally Norton; 11 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren." @default.
Q112148556 P7081 "Mae Freudenberg was born Saturday, February 16, 1895 in New York City. Her parents were members of the Scandinavian Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Church in downtown Jersey City. Mae was a member of Trinity for most of her life, and her children were all baptized there also many of her grandchildren. She taught Sunday School and was a member of Glad Tjeneste. On the 95th anniversary of Trinity, Mae received a certificate of recognition for her years of faithful service to the church. For about fifteen years, Mae was a volunteer of services to the Lutheran Home on Nelson Avenue in Jersey City." @default.
Q112149405 P7081 "Helen E. Brindley. Helen E. (Freudenberg) Brindley, 61, a lifelong Bayonne resident, died Monday in Bayonne Hospital. She was a computer supervisor for the Hilton Hotel, New York City. Surviving are her husband, Albert; three sons, Michael, John and Steven; two sisters, Naida Van Deusen and Sally Norton; and two grandchildren. Services will be Friday at 1 p.m. at Mack Memorial Home, Jersey City." @default.
Q112156000 P7081 "Miss C. Freudenberg. The funeral of Miss Clara Freudenberg, 70, of 136 Cottage Street, Jersey City, who died yesterday in Keansburg, will be Thursday from the Otto Mack Funeral Home, Jersey City. Miss Freudenberg is survived by her brothers, Arthur, Ralph and Richard, and a sister, Mrs. Grace Sanford." @default.
Q112181295 P7081 "Paul Schwendel, 55, Offset Printer. Jefferson Township. Paul J. Schwendel died Monday at the Denville campus of Northwest Covenant Medical Center. He was 55. Born in Weehawken, he lived in Jersey City, Lake Hiawatha and Landing before moving to the Lake Hopatcong section of Jefferson Township 20 years ago. Mr. Schwendel was an offset printer at Progress Graphics in Jersey City for 17 years before retiring this year. He was active with the Jefferson Township Baseball Program and was a member of the New Jersey Commercial Photo Engravers Union in New York. Survivors include his wife, Joan E.; a son, Paul of Atlanta; two daughters, Beth E. of Hamilton Square and Tracy E. Reid of New Hampshire; a brother, William of Florida; and four grandchildren. Arrangements are by Farmer Funeral Home, 45 Roseland Ave., Roseland." @default.
Q112199227 P7081 "Per Sicaria Mano Fascista Cadeva Assassinato il 13 Aprile 1921 Carlo Cammeo Glorificando col Sangue la Santita della Scuola e la sua fede nell'idea socialista La giunta municipale di Pisa all'alba della Liberta Interpretando I sentimenti della Cittadinanza "Occhi di bimbi che Vedeste morto il maestro dite agli vomini esterrefatti quanto amore irradiasse la mite amma sua poi con le mani avvinte ad uno ad uno promettete o bimbi che sarete buoni come lui fu buono" @default.
Q112317247 P7081 "Devil type: Animal Devil, Described as "deer"" @default.
Q112317247 P7081 "Devil type: Female Fairy, Described as "Queen dressed in white and brown"" @default.
Q112317247 P7081 "Devil type: Male Fairy, Described as "King, a braw, well favored man with a broad face."" @default.
Q112317247 P7081 "Devil type: Male, Described as "meikle black roch man"" @default.
Q112317247 P7081 "Devil type: Male, Described as "with cloven feet"" @default.
Q112317247 P7081 "Devil type: Spirit, Described as "to wait upon each witch"" @default.
Q112321273 P7081 "Devil type: Animal Devil, Described as "a dog"" @default.
Q112321273 P7081 "Devil type: Animal Devil, Described as "a white stag"" @default.
Q112321273 P7081 "Devil type: Inanimate Object Devil, Described as "ruck of hay"" @default.
Q112321273 P7081 "Devil type: Male, Described as "black man"" @default.
Q112321273 P7081 "Devil type: Spirit, Described as "named Elva (Eloa)"" @default.
Q112366095 P7081 "Wolf, Bernhard, 84, Altamont, died 2:15 p.m. Wednesday at home; leaves wife Rosa; sons Clarence and Edgar, both of Altamont; daughters Mrs. Alfred (Clara) Potts, Effingham; Mrs. Gilbert (Olga) Ports and Mrs. Arion (Gertrude) Burrow, both of Altamont; Edna, St. Louts, Mo.; half brothers Erwin, August and George, all of Altamont; Henry, Effingham; Reinnard, Wheeler; Arthur, Baltimore, Md.; half sisters Mrs. Alma Pencek, Baltimore, Md.; Mrs. Martha Yagow, Mount Puloski; Mrs. Louise Beccue and Mrs. Lydia Ishmael, both of Springfield; services 1 p.m. Sunday, Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Altamont; burial church cemetery; call afternoon Saturday, Kull Funeral Home, Altamont." @default.
Q112448015 P7081 "Físico e neurocientista compara ciência e espiritualidade a duas asas da águia ou a duas janelas em que podemos enxergar a natureza e nós mesmos" @default.
Q112465521 P7081 "Sérgio Thiesen transita entre várias ciências e destaca o vasto material científico sobre o tema, oferecido em papers e pesquisas de universidades dos EUA" @default.
Q112465829 P7081 "O Estado de Minas ouviu cientistas e religiosos para debater o tema" @default.
Q112467388 P7081 "Os três religiosos respondem se ciência e espiritualidade podem caminhar juntas e quais o benefícios dessa conexão" @default.
Q112570230 P7081 "The indictment consists of two counts. The first count charges, that, on the 1st of August, 1869, the defendant, knowingly and unlawfully, did engage, and was concerned, in the business of a lottery ticket dealer, within the meaning of the statute of the United States, without having paid the special tax of one hundred dollars, as in that behalf is required to be paid by the statute of the United States in such case made and provided. The second count charges, that the defendant, on the 1st of August, 1869, did exercise and carry on the business of a lottery ticket dealer, upon which said business a special tax is imposed by law, without having paid the special tax, as in that behalf required by the statute of the United States. The two counts are, in substance, the same, except that the first charges him with having engaged, and been concerned, in the business of a lottery ticket dealer, while the second charges him with having exercised and carried on the business of a lottery ticket dealer-in each case without having paid the special tax required by law." @default.
Q112666194 P7081 "The language we teach in Punjab University Lahore, we call it Punjabi, not western Panjabi or Punjabi.Punjabi is originated from the area of Punjab, now in Pakistan, our Sufi saints written love in language, and they called it Punjabi always" @default.
Q112671522 P7081 "Por fim, ressaltamos que qualquer ato que resulte na destruição do patrimônio arqueológico é crime contra o patrimônio nacional e que todas as pesquisas arqueológicas interventivas realizadas no país devem ser previamente autorizadas conforme exposto." @default.
Q112671522 P7081 "Salientamos que as informações oficiais sobre o Forte Príncipe da Beira estão em processos administrativos, que são públicos e podem ser consultados por toda sociedade no Sistema Eletrônico de Informações do Iphan. Ademais, esta Autarquia se coloca à disposição para o diálogo, bem como o recebimento de novos estudos, os quais devem ser devidamente autorizados pelo Iphan, conforme determina a Lei Federal nº 3.924/61, e a partir da aprovação de Projeto de Pesquisa Arqueológica, nos termos da Portaria Sphan 07/88." @default.
Q112671888 P7081 "No post, o ex-ator fez questão de frisar que esses estudos, que poderiam indicar a maior descoberta dos últimos tempos, contaram com apoio do Exército, das Forças Aéreas, da Defesa Civil, do Ministério da Defesa e até do Iphan (Instituto do Patrimônio Histórico e Artístico Nacional) — e ainda assim "não HOUVERAM [sic] aportes financeiros do governo federal", apenas da entidade presidida por Urandir." @default.
Q112679684 P7081 "hello literally everyone" @default.
Q112692316 P7081 "Ruth Lindauer, says of grades: "It is nice to know you are good, especially if you are insecure." The same student says of the non-grading system: "Motivation is personal. Motivation is knowledge. We have Phi Beta Kappas but it's just not that big a deal."" @default.
Q112716601 P7081 "A conta “Gettr Brasil Oficial”, alimentada por funcionários da empresa, compartilha vários conteúdos em que o presidente aparece em ritmo de campanha, como por exemplo vídeos das motociatas que ocorreram em 15 e 25 de abril em Ribeirão Preto e Americana. A rede dedicou sua equipe no Brasil a fazer a cobertura de atos a favor do governo: “É isso aí, gente, juntos somos mais fortes e vamos dar o apoio que o presidente precisa”, falou Vitor Marcelo, representante da empresa, em transmissão ao vivo na rede social da manifestação do dia 01 de maio, em Brasília." @default.
Q112784602 P7081 "D(is) M(anibus)/ Pollentiae/ Processae / col(onorum) Pol(ensium) lib(ertae)/ Valerianus/ summarum/ dispensat(or)/ collibertae/ rarissimae/ posuit" @default.
Q112796175 P7081 "Devil type: Spirit, Described as "a familiar spreit"" @default.
Q112814070 P7081 "D(omino) N(ostro) HONORIO \ FLORENTISSIMO \INVICTISSIMOQ(ue)\ PRINCIPI \ S P Q R \ CVRANTE RVFIO ANTONIO \ AGRYPNIO VOLVSIANO \V(iro) C(larissimo) PREF(ecto) URB(i) \ ITERVM VICE SACRA \ IVDICANTE (Italian)" @default.
Q112815205 P7081 "L(ibro) I XXVI // Hercolei / sacrom / M(arcus) Minuci(us) C(ai) f(ilius) / dictator vovit" @default.
Q112818992 P7081 ""Sid" Greene Is Dead. In the death of Sidney Joseph Greene, known as "Sid" to many thousands, the Brooklyn Daily Times has lost a valued member of its staff, and the community has lost an interesting and talented individual, whose work was known in hundreds of organizations. Coming to this paper in 1924, after distinguished work on newspapers elsewhere, he quickly earned a reputation for himself for the cleverness with which he sketched the outstanding figures at a banquet or other social occasion. Soon the "Sid" Greene cartoons were famous all over Brooklyn, and the committees in charge of the borough's leading functions began competing for the privilege of having him do the sketches for their affairs. A genial companion, this artist was popular with all his associates and with all the great numbers with whom he came in contact night after night. They will miss him greatly, and in newspaper circles and elsewhere there is sincere regret today over his passing. But his work will live long after him. In scores of clubhouses and in many private homes his sketches are framed and on display. To get the original drawing of a 'Sid" Greene cartoon was a request which came into the editorial office almost daily from the chairman of some dinner or dance committee, and to comply with these requests was about the greatest favor which the Times could confer." @default.
Q112819202 P7081 "]r mag(ister) ludos / [--- Her]colei magno / [---]neo feci" @default.
Q112824128 P7081 "Mrs. E. J. O'Malley, Wife of Hylan Aide. Special to the Brooklyn Eagle. Amityville, New York. June 4, 1940. A solemn requiem mass for Mrs. Alma Feltner O'Malley, wife of Edwin J. O'Malley, former Commissioner of Markets in New York City, was to be offered today in St. Martin's R. C. Church here. Burial was to be in St. Charles Cemetery. Mrs. O'Malley died Saturday in her Summer-home, 318 Ocean Avenue, here. Her city residence was at 319 W. 48th St., Manhattan. Her husband, who is in the real estate business at 79 Wall St., Manhattan, served as Commissioner of Markets during the administration of Mayor John F. Hylan. Also surviving Is a son, Walter F. O'Malley, an attorney." @default.

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