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Scottish – Irish – Celtic
Celebrations honoring Celtic origins as well as customs have long been preferred. From the stirring cry of the bag pipe to the gown of official tartan and kilt, wedding events based on elements of Celtic practice can provide long lasting memories. Facets of these wedding celebrations could consist of part or every one of the following:
Anam Cara - Essentially, the Hearts Partner, this custom is a one-of-a-kind event celebrating the production of a timeless love now and forever more. This event of the elements; to the Celts the four elements Earth, Fire, Water and Air were the foundations on which an effective partnership were developed.
Anam Cara
This custom was adapted as Christianity moved into the Celtic lands as well as remains to be a fantastic means to include loved ones in your ceremony.
Handfasting - An event going back to classical times, Handfasting is a tradition of marriage before the availability of rings and rare-earth elements. The couple would take an item of fabric or rope and before their families and friends, declare their love and intention by reciting a couple of words and binding themselves with each other symbolically with the cordage. It is from this tradition we still describe marriage as "tying the knot".
Oathing Stone -- Exactly what better place to place the pledges of a lifetime and also eternity than in the heart of a stone? The oathing stone is held by the groom and bride while their vows are recited, after that in some customs is tossed right into a deep body of water to hold those promises for evermore. Today that stone could be maintained as a remembrance of this special day.
Oathing Stone
The Quaich - Originally crafted from timber the twin handled Quaich was a Scotsman's canteen, mess kit and also drinking cup rolled into one. King James of Scotland gave his betrothed Anne of Denmark a Quaich as a symbol of his love for her during the marriage ceremony, from that point on the Quaich has been called the "loving cup". This beautiful ceremony communicates the blessings of Kith as well as Kin to the couple.
The Quaich
Pinning of the Tartan
Pinning of the Tartan - A new bride is officially accepted right into the groom's family through this ceremony. Generally the oldest woman participant of the bridegroom's family offers a piece of the family member 's Tartan to the bride indicating she is now linked into all the behaviors of the clan.
The presentation of the family sword - The martial origins of the Celtic individuals focused on the protection of hearth and also residence. This ceremony is the recognition of the male members of the new bride's family that they as well now have a brand-new partnership and also a new sibling in arms.
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Regarding the proposed dune project in Margate:
Why dictate dunes for the entire state versus making allowances specifically tailored to Margate - particularly when beach property owners don't want the dunes? What if these new dunes don't really work - which is the long-term history of this inadequate effort over the years in New Jersey?
Are the Army Corps of Engineers and/or the state Department of Environmental Protection guaranteeing positive results? Government entities do not guarantee anything. Never have, never will.
They talked about what the corps did in Mantoloking, but we are interested in our homes in Margate. What about converting our current drainage systems, which are not now doing the job with storms? What about larger bulkheads or a master jetty, etc., etc.?
What happens if the government decides three or four years from now that it is unable, or can't afford, the necessary maintenance on the dunes? Will the government co-insure future storm damage for the members of the Margate community? Let's not forget the government's unspeakable handling of the Katrina debacle and what the Corps of Engineers didn't provide the people of New Orleans.
Can we believe the statement that what is being proposed will last 50 years? What we are being told today by the corps and DEP may not be the truth. No one is to blame - it's just that no one knows what the next storm will create and what the government, the corps and DEP will be able to do.
Enough is enough. No dunes for Margate.
Don't let ocean views
drive dune decision
Margate is the only city on Absecon Island that has not committed to having dunes to protect the city.
When we returned to the island after Hurricane Sandy, we were amazed at the devastation. All beach-block streets were covered in sand. Lawns were buried in sand. All low construction and basements were damaged or destroyed. All this in Margate and Longport. In Ventnor and Atlantic City, the streets were clear. The dunes in those towns did their job.
The question in Margate now is to have the dunes or not, to complete the island's protection or not. The only reason not to is the view. Yes, the view of the ocean that only a few beach-block owners enjoy is supposedly the trade-off for the safety of all the people on the island.
Millions of dollars were spent on repair and cleanup after Sandy because of the lack of dunes. We can expect that damage to be repeated if we let the lost views block the dunes project.
There are funds that will pay for the new dunes, but this fund is only for dunes, not any other device for protection. I can't believe that people in Margate will give up free protection of their property so that a very few can have a view.


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - July 21, 1985, New Braunfels, Texas New Braunfels Hera\dZeltung Sunday, July 21,1985 3A Kanz heads for Denver Alcot D. Kanz, the newly-elected Fraternal of Eagles State President, of New Braunfels, has been invited to attend the Order's International Convention July 29-Aug. I in Denver, Colo. There, he will be a guest of the Grand Aerie at a special state presidents luncheon meeting at the Radisson Hotel Denver, and the state project of each president will be highlighted. The convention is expected to draw around 10,000 delegates and their families. Celebrities slated to appear at the four-day convention are Bob Hope, Dr. Nor- ALCOT KANZ man Vincent Peale, Danny Thomas, and Congressman Claude Pepper. 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The Heart of HydeMature
ever wondered what might Jeckyl & Hyde would be like in today's era? what it would be like to have your very own hyde? well here it is.
It was dark and cold. The stars themselves seemed to be trying to peer into the
cold mansion. It's halls spoke of unspeakable evils. The brick alive with
malice. The grass on the lawn was long and dying. Trees seemed to sag. Only a
single window burned and a single chimney spoke of smoke. Inside was an ornate
room with shadows playing demons dances on the walls and a hearth burning
violently. In the middle of it two shadows sat. A single on leaned forward and
spoke a horrid voice. It was the sound of a broken soul a despairing man and a
desire to wash itself into oblivion.
"When does it cross the line? Is it
when you steal? Make a child cry? Mayhap when you kill a man?" The voice
rasped," I have nothing for which I fight except my sanity. I have little to
love and hate after all I have seen."
The other shadows lips moved a
little. To which the other responded " How it started. Maybe it started in the
lab when I drank the foul concoction. Maybe it was on that dark night crying in
the trees. Maybe it was on the day of my first kill. Maybe it was when my wife
died in my arms." He laughed. It was a cruel sound" I have nothing left but my
story and this bottle of wine." He tilted forwards the bottle and some spilled
on the floor as the shadow grinned.
Again the lips of the other shadow
moved" Is all this mine? Oh of course I live in this grand mansion. But tell me
what does this do for my heart, my soul. Ha never mind those things died long
ago. But I guess I might as well tell you. You won't leave till I do. Or are you
another of those guards? A scientist? I'm afraid to tell you there not much else
to study I died a long time ago."
The other shadow shook his head and
moved it's lips. Once more the other responded"….oh what's that you want a
story? Aaah I see well where shall I begin? The screams? The death? My decent
into insanity? My little genius plans? What I did to become so rich?"
other shadow tensed and leaned forward just a little. The ginning one broke into
a full on smile." Oh yes you would love that wouldn't you? well I'm sorry but It
wasn't through some amazing feat of business. Ahhh but we'll get to that." the
silent shadow leaned back into it's chair. Disappointed.
Once more the smiling shadow laughed a brutal sound "Well you see I wasn't always like this
with the heart of the demon Hyde. I was once normal. Ha-ha I see the doubt in
your eyes. But I guess it began on that day so long ago. Well if your going to
hear this then you better get comfortable and a trash can to puke in. I'm going
to tell you the story of a madman, a demon, a murder and a lover. Why I'm going
to tell you the story of Hyde and me." the demon spoke as he threw a log into
the now simmering fire. As it roared a face appeared. Black hair that stuck in
all directions. He bore dimples and laugh lines. His teeth were bleach white.
Tears stained his cheeks. But the thing that truly made him frightening was his
eyes. Those eyes were the eyes of one who is damned and happy to be so. They
could scare the hardest of men, those eyes. Deep electric blue and they spoke of
insanity. His lips moved and that horrid sound coyly crept forth "I hope you
enjoy." he said sweetly.


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the lost generation; persephoneMature
chapter seven: gravity.
persephone; by rhetoric
The longer she was around Gabriel, the stranger she thought he was.
All people had quirks, little ticks that made them slightly different from those around them. Gabriel, she thought, must have had hundreds.
He always wore sunglasses for a full half hour after coming indoors. He never went outside without them. "My eyes are sensitive," he'd say, "they have to be given time to adjust to light changes."
They were sitting in the living room, her enormous cup of cappuccino warming her thighs. He was stretched out over the other couch, leaning all the way back so his head was paralell with the floor.
Those enigmatic burgundy eyes followed the movements of a gnat that buzzed around near the ceiling.
He'd been watching the same gnat for an hour; meanwhile, she'd cleaned the kitchen and prepared the steaks they'd purchased the night before for dinner later. She wondered about him sometimes. But days like this, it was all she could do to keep her mouth shut, to not pester the patience right out of him as she questioned his every action.
She sipped her drink.
"What are we going to do today?" She'd waited for him to address her, but in the ten minutes she'd been sitting on the couch across from him, he'd not said a word.
He moved and shifted himself into a casual sitting position. His eyes leveled at her and he gave her a wide smile.
"You look beautiful today, Persephone. We should go somewhere that will suit you."
She stared at him. Was he serious? She smiled meekly, embarassed, and hid her thoughts behind another swig from her cup.
"What about the beach?" He leaned forward as he spoke, resting his elbows on his knees and pressing the tips of his fingers against each other.
A steeple, she thought with a half-smile, not quite remembering a piece of her childhood. Still, the reminder that she'd had one was comforting. That some time, even if it was long ago, she'd been a different age. A different person.
"The beach would be nice," she answered, ignoring her own thoughts and focusing on the good day that was developing. It would be nice to have a good day. An easy, warm day at the beach sounded nice.
And it was. Gabriel always delivered, she had to admit. In the eight weeks she'd known him, he had yet to disappoint her.
There was something so forcefully compelling about him. Sometimes, it felt as if she had discovered the living, breathing source of gravity. His pull on her was unbelievably strong. They hadn't been apart since they met; she'd stayed over at his apartment the first night and for the subsequent weeks they alternated apartments.
She woke up one morning, roughly a week and a half before, and walked out of his bedroom to find over twenty moving boxes sitting in his living room. In the middle of them, shirtless and sweating, his hair a mess and smudges of various kinds of dirt covering him, he stood as she imagined a god would stand inside a sandcastle; too glorious for his surroundings to properly compliment.
He'd smiled from behind a stack of boxes and said, "I took the liberty, I hope you don't mind." Then he'd gestured at the counter to a steaming pile of pancakes and a plate of bacon. "I made you breakfast."
By the time she'd finished breakfast, the idea hadn't just merely settled into her mind - it had overgrown everything else.
She was home.


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After stumbling upon Flame's "Start Over" while doing my running workout one day.
Dedicated to the darlings of my soul, the loved ones who have fallen in their run towards freedom and instead seek fulfillment in temporary pleasures and dangerous "safe"havens.
"You were running well. Who hindered you from obeying the truth? This persuasion is not from him who calls you." -- Galatians 5:7-8
"Brothers and sisters, if someone is caught in a sin, you who live by the Spirit should restore that person gently. But watch yourselves, or you also may be tempted. Carry each other's burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ." -- Galatians 6:1-2


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35th Scar - Liar's Curse
*Inspired by Linkin Park music videos and a few half-remembered daydreams*
Reputation rusted, buried in a grave of frozen earth,
A funeral-wreath of withered lillies entagled in a tarnished cage,
The cage my "free-spirit" has been imprisoned in, waiting to rot.
I don't know why you ask, if you didn't want to know,
We are all aware of these scars so why pretend to care???
I am choosing which elements of myself that I should kill off
So that I am no longer a disappointment to you,
So I may shape myself in your form, you may live your life again through mine.
I will not be the messed-up girl that was only a mistake.
Why do the things I want to say only work in written form?
If I could only tell you where these 34 scars came from, before they healed.
You ask but I can never give you the truth you deserve, all I know is lies.
Blood, welling black-crimson from this cut,
I won't be there to hear "how did you get it?" I won't be there to lie.
35th and final scar, bleed out the last of this liar's curse,
Locked away in hell to face my demons, to be devoured by their flames.


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Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 2 Full | 1 Three-Qtr | 1 Half
Lot Size: 5.07 Acres
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Year Built: 2007
Garage Dimensions: 3 car
Garage: Attached Garage, Insulated Garage, Heated Garage, Driveway - Asphalt, Driveway - Other Surface, Garage Door Opener
Style: (SF) Two Stories
Water: Well
Sewer: Private, Tank with Drainage Field
Square Feet: 4325
Above Ground Sq Ft: 3070
Below Ground Sq Ft: 1255 (approx)
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Main Floor
Living Room: 19 x 21
Dining Room: 14 x 17
Kitchen: 16 x 14
Office: 14 x 15
Mud Room: 14 x 15
Basement Floor
Family Room: 18 x 12
Fifth (5th) Bedroom: 14 x 12
Bar/Wet Bar Room: 10 x 12
Recreation Room: 12 x 22
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Bedroom 1: 15 x 15
Bedroom 2: 13 x 12
Bedroom 3: 12 x 12
Bedroom 4: 12 x 13
Loft: 9 x 12
Dining Room Description: Informal Dining Room, Eat In Kitchen, Kitchen/Dining Room, Living/Dining Room
Family Room Characteristics: Main Level, Lower Level, 2 or More, Great Room, Family Room, Loft
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School District Phone: 763-262-5218
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Heating: Heat Pump, In-Floor Heating, Dual Fuel/Off Peak
Fireplaces: No
Basement: (1255 sq Finished) Walkout, Full, Finished (Livable), Drain Tiled, Poured Concrete
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Zoning: Residential-Single
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Tax Year: 2015
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Evening Record, The (Newspaper) - March 17, 1908, Greenville, Pennsylvania THE EVENING RECORD ESTABLISHED MARCH CENTS ALBIONSCHOOL GOES UP IN FLAMESA MASS OF TIRADE AGAINST ROOSEVELT Senator Tillman Makes Sensational Attack on President Roose velt in the Senate HE ACCUSES HIM OF BAD FAITH Paul Morton Case as Evidence That Presidents Efforts In Behalf of Corporate Reform Are Not Sin Has Interested March a cau tion unusual for Senator Ttllnmn Nad part of his speech in the sen ate In which he denounced executive encroachment legislative With this apparent cmiilon he proceed ed to deliver one of the most and denunciatory nddresses ever beard In that He was given a careful Most of the senators M both sides of the chamber wore in their places and the galleries were with His speech was kased on his resolution Instructing the committee ou finance to inquire national banks of New York are in the of furnishing perina capital for speculative enter The resolution was Tillman said In part Is always loud mouthed and vehement In the procla matlon of hiB own purity ot purposci and He hiia absolute faith in his own infallibility and is appar ently so drunk with power that he un consciously lapses Into the Imperial wp and sends cablegrams about me and my But these things arc of small vnsnrleti of a noble and impetuous and we could pass them by were it not for the ex istence of coldblooded facts to show executive responsibility for many of file evils which exist without Cites Paul Morton Paul Morton as vice president of the Santa le said Till in the rebate cases laid himself open to Indictment and liability to per but the president peremptorily refused to permit Messrs Judson and Harmon to prosecute Tillman reviewed the events o the recent currency crisis and charged Wall street with many The profits Ibis nefarious stock raongerlng he found their way into the pockets of the very men with tho ovil results of their fraud pose as saviours nnd uncrowned kings and are lauded to the skies when they were really try Ing to save themselves from the dls sters which threatened to overwhelm hem along with the deluded 3ne of these saviours had done more ban any other of the money kings tb eltige tho stock market with watered Referring to recent conferences In He white house to consider legisla Tillman asked why It was sat efforts of the Republican party n the senate had been Who Is going to be the spnnlel messenger to bring bills here the looking about he senate us If waiting for a 1 am going to watch and he amid laughter from all parts f the chain Dont FavorLabor Beveridge asked the speaker If he would name the radical legislation le had said the president Is Rending to Jne He replied thnt he dis agreed with the doctrine to railroads to Beveridge asked whether Tillman favored the labor eglslatlon proposed by the I shall never yield that one irmn shall say to another that be shall not declared Unfolding a roll containing exhibits of clearing house certificates he hand ed them to Senator Beveridge and asked him to pass them along among the faithful on that Shaking helr Republican senators de This Is ihe Time of Year Everybody Hoosicr Kitchen Cabinets Another large Con signment Just THE QIBSON FURNITURE Youngstown can now boast of a juvenile the organ ization being known as the Parmeloe School Juvenile The band is composed of some thirty ranging In ago from 10 to 14 The rep utation of the Greenville juve nile band has spread far and and is an Incentive for other towns to affect similar ON THE STAID Recites History of Standard Oil i and Effect Upon the Oil Business IOFI TIE it in n Frame Structure an Easy Prey to Flames and is Qui cklyi Deduced to Ashes Late Hour Probably Prevented Awful Holocaust March history ot the bosliiniiiK of the Standard Oil company and the conditions that exist ed In tho oil trade previous to the combination of the rellnerles were re cited by Lewis of in the governments ouster suit against the Standard Oil company Tho first witness examined after March Albion public school building was burned to tho Monday The fire was In the new part of the which Is known as the an The flames were emanating from the roof of the building on the southeast Hundreds of people rushed to the scene of the but owing to an inadequate water noth ing could be done to stay the nnd the frnmo structure was n heap of rulnB in two It was one of the most and yet most Albion has many Ttcan be doubted had occurred while was In tho loss of life would have been Fortunately the building was Much of the contents of the build POLICE CALLED TO STOP RUSH ERIE clined the offer amid general j the hearing convened was Darby Senator Halo suggested that j o New whofirst was upon rillman address himself to the ques Jon of a remedy nnd not merely con demn what has been The harangue of the aWe speech of the senator said THE B1Q Halo amid laughter as he correct ed Take the harangue back or take back the able said It cant be Mentions Case of Tillman spoke ugaln of tho acts of John Walsh of Chicago in con nection with the banks of that city and chided the committee on finance because It had not acted favorably 011 his resolution for an investigation of the acts of Aldrlch replied when that reso lution was considered all transactions concerning were the grand jury In Chicago and since that time he had been indicted and con and he added that the action of the clearing house in Chicago in respect to I lie Walsh bunks was In his opinion not only justified but entirely Nickelodeon Panic March Keep your heads and wulk out slowly and you will be all shouted the operator when the film at a movingpicture show caught ire and Tho which was packed with women and was soon filled with One man started to run for the only exit and was promptly knocked down by an All es caped the stand last Darby was an independent peddler and competed with a peddler for the Standard Oil He said that he always sold oil to the consumers nt 14 cents a gallon while the Standard Oil wugon sold oil for 0 cents a Darby sail hiH business Increased gradually and that he still is In business and that the opposition was withdrawn over a year Emory said that up to 1872 the refiners in Pennsylvania were rivals and were but that tho rivalry was among Uie oil who bid for the The he sold to tho buyer who would highest he changed between 1872 and when in the latter year competition ceased Emery stated that the first movement toward a consolidation o the refiners made by the South Improvement but that this companys charter was revoked by the state of Pennsylvania after opposition to the plan became Emery the Standard Oil company I of Cleveland made an effort to take up the work dropped by the other com pany and finally succeeded in consoli dating the He said that with in n year or two all of the plants of the old refiners were ing was saved as were also the school It Is stated that had there had been any fire fighting apparatus and a sufficient supply of the building might have been The extent of the loss Is not fully known at this but It Is thought to be fully covered by insur Arrangements will be begun nt once for the erection of a modern bulld to bo ready for occupancy by the time the fall school term MAY MEAN Representatives of the Conductors and Train men of the Erie Consulting Regard Ing Wage Tho following Erlo railroad of the operating have gone to New York to meet General Man nger Stuart and other officials of the relative to the labor and wage representing the locomotive engineers Smead of the conductors Vernon of the nnd George of the These men will represent the four unions of the Erie train and other ropresentatlvs will be present from all along the The con ference opened and may cover several as It Is under stood that the entire situation will be gone President Underwood stated a few days ago that there was no present Intention of reducing wages in the operating but announcement was In a measure and the fact that a conference has been arranged for Is sugestlve to train employes that the way is being paved for proposing a None of he men were inclined to say much on the except that he could see no good reason for re ducing wages and he hoped that mat ters could be arranged Importance Is attached to this along the line of the and on as be cause of the the resultwill have on thi on other of the larger systems of DEAD INFANT NEVER PAID ON COLLEGE CKARG S DEWED Emery said that the work of consolij Witnesses unanimously Declare They dation was accomplished through the personal efforts of John Rocke Sectlon Men at Meadvllle Junction Said to Have Found Dead Infant In a Pasteboard On Tuesday word was re ceived by the authorities here that the dead body of an infant had been I found beside tho Bessemer near Schumakers curve on the Bes semer a short distance north ot the place where the trolley line crosses Jt north of Meadvllle j says tho Meadvllle I Tho news reached the city just nt the time when the police and county officials were very busy on the mur der of Guiseppe and Coroner Two Thousand Students of Ann Arbor Wreck Theater and Mob the Police PEACE AUTHORITIES POWERLESS Appeal to National Guard Guardsmen Say Their Rules Pro hibit Their of University Appeal In Ann March lege feeling among the students ot the University of Michigan burst forth Into n riot last More than a dozen students were locked up In jail and the Star a fivecent place of was literally Late In the evening a mob of which numbered fully directed a college rush against the front of the tearing away windows and doors and plaster and rolling the the ater piano out Into the where leaders of tho students mounted the Instrument and performed a dance to the accompaniment of mad cheers and yells from the unmanageable The trouble dates back to Saturday night when a student In the audience who persisted in repeating the Ann Arbor college yell too often to suit the management was ejected and thor oughly clubbed by a special police man in the employ of the Last nights trouble started with a small crowd of students throwing eggs at the This diversion soon gave way to a fusillade of and when the police were called to quell the disorder the yells ot derision sent up the young men brought reinforce ments from every As the at tacking party grew wilder its aim broadened proportionately and win dows of the upper stories ot the build Ing and those of neighboring business places began to Finding the po lice unable to subdue the May or Henderson summoned the fire de Several police officers had been felled with flying missiles and others fought on hatless after their helmets hud been stolen to decorate some students The firemen had no soouer laid their line of hose to the scene to give the mob a drench IN OPTIMISTIC FOR THE FUTK NEGRO FORGING AHEAD Secretary Taft Speech In Be half of Hampton New March fore a representative Brooklyn audi ence at Plymouth Secretary Taft expressed an optimistic convic tion concerning the future of the ored race in the United After presenting an array of statistics to show progress of Uie American negro since the day of the secretary declared that this growth In learning and Industry muat The fear of negro domina tion In tho south he a night mare of the With the advantages of education and opportunity the col ored population would take Its proper place In the political affairs 6f the na Tho occasion of the secretarys speech was a meeting under the aus pices of the Armstrong association and In the Interests of Hampton insti tute of The historic edifice was crowded to the doors and many who sought entrance were disappoint Only a handful of colored persons was Preceding the address of Secretary Taft Booker head of the Tuskegee did also principal of the Hampton GEORGE HOWE CONSULTING ENGINEER General Building Construction Hotel National Greenville March B B imported suitings Herringbone Serges goods with requisite stylo and texture for dressy skirts or complete Re Navy or Copenhagen 55 inches a Fine Imported Wool Taf feta with Silk Jacquard sin gle thread bars Brown or best shades for stylish suits or 43 inches a Imported Shadow Check Pan amas with corded ama mid weight between ordi nary Panama and sheer enough to be called Chiffon dressy fabric with plenty ofstyle arid stability inches Tan or a his brother William and Oliver Emery also stated upon the witness sUiid that following this con aolldation the freight rates upon oil were boosted about 50 per Fine Imported Wool stripe or inchei BOQGS NMtt Ing than with a wild yell a detach ment of thu boys captured a hundred feet of the hose nnd ran yelling down the street with Mayor Henderson tried to secure aid from the national but found that tho local companys rules forbade it to President Angell of the Dean Hltchlns of the law department and Mayor Henderson vainly pleaded all evening for the stir dents to but apparently with out as the disorder Increased Pursued by Oil March A ago blew out his irains with a While a train man on the Pennsylvania six ears he suffered a fracture of causing a paralysis of the right He secured a job In the and was recently dis charged following damages to an en jne in his He had prepared move to and his joods were attached for His wife and four the oldest four survive SHEEP DIE BITTEN BY MAD Sheep Develop After Being Bitten by Mad Never Known to go Mad On extreme end of Mercer enunty on the farm of Jefferson are nine whoso stranpe a few days started the fnrrfors to Tt was found that these nine sheep had been bitten i n mm dote and developed William proprietor of the hotel at New was the owner of the sheep and was having them cared for by The death of the sheep have started the farmers to for It Js claimed that never before have sheen been known to go mad on be Are Not March was before the special house committee luveatigating the charges of Representative of Connecti cut regarding tlie legislative method of the Electric Boat company that money had been paid by the Elect 119 Boat company to certain newspaper men to prepare and distribute news concerning submarine This testimony was given by Charles Mc Nelr of this an uttorney for the Electric Boat entered a general denial that his company had ever paid for the dissemination of news with the pur pose of Influencing legislation or for creating a wrong impression in the public He also denied tliut n general press bureau was maintained by the Electric company or as far as he the company had ever spent money for the entertainment of the members of congress or others who might exert an influence in secur ing contracts with the government for Its A number ofOther witnesses were examined and they entered general de nials to Mlleys Theso witnesses wore Former United States Senator Marion Butler of North Caro former United States Senator M Butler of South Carolina and W Creocy and both o this all of at one lima o another had been omployed as attoi neys by the Byliain could not go to tho I steadily until the work of devastation scene at Ho detailed n gentle wan man living near Meadvlllo Junction to look after the matter for a un lo he could get to the The entleman reported that he was un to e to find any trace of the infant ml the matter was On Sunday It was reported that no ot the section men had buried he body beside the railroad t is said that the Infants body was orced into a pasteboard box marked syringe box and liad been thrown rom the of a passenger rain or had been letf along the riuk to glvo the Impression that omeone on a train had sought to get rid of the body by throwing It Ing bitten by a Dime at their hall Thursday March 19 Everybody Invited to come and hav a good Life of Telegraph Telegraph wires will last for 41 years near tho but in the manufacturing districts the same wires will last only ten and sometimes NO MERCY FDR FORGE Mtrrii Governor Hughes will not interfere in any way with the execution in tho week begin ning March 30 of the death sentence upon Chester Gillette of con victed of the murder of or Brown of South Ohe nango at Big jjiloose In the Adlrondacks in and now In the death cell at Auburn It Is reported that Gillettes mother Is on her way here to appeal to Governor Hughea to save her Mourned His March Charles age committed sui cide by Following tlxe death last week of John wjtb whom he had boarded for thirtyeight who was well known as a political worker In his became He walked the district police patrol house oa Sun day greeting the officers whom he ell It the goo4 ord does not take me by Hiding Along Hominy March three Tyro bank robbern arc still at probably in the hills along Hominy twenty miles southwest of Posses are still continuing thu The men who were disarmed by the robbers have returned hero and declared that the lender of tbo gang is Henry a wellknown southwestern character The authorilieH have been looking for Starr or several Again Engagement Is March denial Is made at tho Italian court of a marriage en gagement between the Duke of the cousin of King Victor Em and Miss Kiilherine daughter of Senator Elkius of West Duke of tho It is Is expected to be In Rome on March 28 to be present at a lecture by the Prince of on ocean Starvation No Excuse for Theft March Mark Ru gosky and Mike who had been out of work three months and out of food three have been sent to workhouse for three months for 4r teg tht of Milk CLOSED Attempt to Operate Foundries Given for the Time Nearly All work ing but a small force at the American Steel Foundries company for Uie past several the officials of the company on Saturday gave tho attempt to continue operation luring the present depression of gen eral stool business anil released all the men but a It is announced that theso will also be go on Wednesday or and that the entire works will close down for some time until the steel conditions get Officials of tho company state that they are unable to tell when this will but they express tho hope that tho fires will again be built In a short About 500 men are usually employed at the plant but In tho past month only 226 have been Only 75 are at work March badly do the farmers of this county require help on the farms that the Farmers league of Lancastercounty has Issue an appeal to the unemployed ol clt and town to go to tho country to work and an appeal has been sent t bureau of labor and immigratlo at Washington asking that ablebodle directed to this COURTEOUS v haron Man Lauds Greenville Hospi Elated Over Trea of 74 Blwable ave Is highly elated over the that has been accorded 1m by those Jn charge of the Hie says the Sharon Smoyer took his o that Institution several weeks or an She Is Improving apldly and to be able to urn home Jn another inoyer eays that each time he t the institution the matron treats 1m very and each eoks to Impress upon mind her ivillllngrjess to admit him to the ital and an opoprtunfty to vith his A Cup of Never lose an opportunity ef Ing anything Welcqigfi lu every every fair fair 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Fort Lauderdale Historical Society brings the stories of our diverse community to life through educational experiences, cultural exhibits, research, and preservation for future generations.
Fort Lauderdale Historical Society preserves and displays artifacts and images that relate the stories of early settlers to Broward County through present day. Our research center and library draws writers, university professors and students, architects, and researchers from the entire South Florida region.
Patricia Zeiler
museum, history, library, education center
Also Known As
History Fort Lauderdale, History Museum Fort Lauderdale, Fort Lauderdale History Center
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Main Address
219 Sw 2nd Ave
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 USA
Historical Societies and Related Activities (A80)
History Museums (A54)
Libraries, Library Science (B70)
IRS Filing Requirement
This organization is required to file an IRS Form 990 or 990-EZ.
How does this organization make a difference?
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Fort Lauderdale Historical Society develops unique educational opportunities for K-12 students through life long learners. Learning modules are drawn from its museum collections and developed with partner museums and teaching artists. The Society operates a comprehensive research library on South Florida history which offers public access to 400,000 historic photos, newspaper clipping files dating back to 1910 and updated daily, 5,000 historic blueprints, 2,500 historic maps, and hundreds of rare books. The Society's campus includes six historic buildings - the largest concentration of historic structure remaining in the county. Our three museum buildings offer exhibits on the Seminole People, Railroad and Land Development, Military History, local pioneer families, and education. The Society continues to collect and access artifacts from South Florida pioneer families and the Seminole Tribe. Surveys and comments are solicited from everyone who visits museums or research library. In 2016 the Society engaged in a full year of community outreach to determine the community's need for programs and services.
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What are the organization's current programs, how do they measure success, and who do the programs serve?
Program 1
K - 12 Education
Educational experience with pre and post exercises for public and private school students and home-school groups. Teachers select, in advance of their campus visit, from learning modules in archaeology, anthropology, African American pioneers, engineering, Hispanic culture, Seminole Arts & History, and the Pioneer Experience. Their campus visit includes some of the above modules combined with a full tour of the history museum, 1899 replica school house, and the King Cromartie House Museum.
Program long term success
Thousands of Broward school students visit the museum each year and teachers give outstanding reviews of the programming provided.
Program success monitored by
Pre and post tests for students. Teacher review for quality and adherence to Core Curriculum Standards.
Program success examples
In response to teacher demand education modules in Archaeology, Engineering, and Anthropology have been developed by museum education staff.
Arts, Culture & Humanities
Population(s) Served
Children Only (5 - 14 years)
Program 2
The History Museum exhibits , housed in the New River Inn - Broward County's first building listed on the National Register, focus on the South Florida's first settlers, the Seminole Wars, and early South Florida entrepreneurs. The King Cromartie House Museum is a completely restored and furnished pioneer home. The 1899 replica Schoolhouse demonstrates the first settlers' concern for education in this pioneer territory.
Program long term success
Visitors to History Fort Lauderdale take away a sense of place and historic context for the present South Florida community they live in or visit.
Program success monitored by
Museum attendance grew 40% year over year. Exit surveys are conducted by museum front desk attendant which includes program critique and demographic information.
Program success examples
Growing numbers of school age students attending educational field trips, a significant increase in followers on social media, and new grant awards.
Arts, Culture & Humanities
Population(s) Served
General Public/Unspecified
Ethnic/Racial Minorities -- General
Children and Youth (infants - 19 years.)
Program 3
Research Library
Historical Society maintains and staffs the most significant library and research center for early South Florida life in the region. Society Research Director and Collections Supervisor, along with support staff, provide research assistance to hundreds of authors, attorneys, architects, historic preservation boards, municipalities, property owners, university professors, higher education students, and the general public.
Program long term success
Hundreds of S Florida homeowners have secured historic designations for their properties. More than 40 books of S Florida history have been published using this library for research support. Pioneer families are reunited with other branches of their families they did not have contact with.
Program success monitored by
Online surveys and exit interviews. Property owners and researcher are usually vocal about the level of service they received at the Hoch Research Library.
Program success examples
Not available
Arts, Culture & Humanities
Population(s) Served
General Public/Unspecified
Program 4
Visual Arts Series
Art installations by local artists showcased in the first floor galleries of the History Museum.
Program long term success
Young artists from local arts magnet high school have been included in exhibits and have sold some of their art. Increased attendance at museum and activation of outdoor festival space.
Program success monitored by
Each exhibit is curated by a professional arts gallery owner in partnership with the Chief Curator of History Museum. The gallery owner manages financial transactions and collects data and reviews from visitors and patrons. This information is shared with museum staff to plan future exhibits.
Program success examples
The History Museum receives visitors from around the world. This program introduces history museum visitors to local visual artists that are not represented in local galleries.
Arts, Culture & Humanities
Population(s) Served
Ethnic/Racial Minorities -- General
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Fort Lauderdale Historical Society preserves and displays artifacts and images that relate the stories of early settlers to Broward County through present day. Our research center and library draws writers, university professors and students, architects, and researchers from the entire South Florida region.
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Funding Needs
Historical Society is exploring a capital campaign to build a new history museum. The current museum is housed in a National Register property which cannot be made accessible in many areas. Because nothing can to attached to the outside of that building nor can the exterior walls be touched, technology accessibility is a challenge for educational programs and for museum exhibits. The society has commissioned architectural plans to expand its current research library, which is NOT on the National Register, with a second floor. The first floor space, approximately 8,000 square feet, would become the new museum space for exhibits, lectures, and public meetings. Need #1 and #2 are part of this capital campaign. The third need is for an increase in the current endowment fund for the museums to $6,000,000.
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Patricia Zeiler
Patricia Zeiler is the executive director of the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society. The Society is the steward of the county's first property listed on the National Historic Register, the New River Inn. Built to service railroad visitors in 1905, this property currently houses the Fort Lauderdale Museum of History. The Society manages a full educational campus which includes the King Cromartie Museum of Pioneer History, the Philemon Bryan House, a full service Library and Research Center, and an 1899 replica schoolhouse.
Patricia has called Fort Lauderdale home since 1963. She has worked in the nonprofit and government sectors for 30 years. She began her career as a church musician, with an undergraduate degree in piano and vocal performance and graduate studies in choral conducting at Princeton. In 2009 Patricia earned a certificate in Fundraising Management from Indiana University. She is active in Junior League, sits on the board of the Notre Dame Alumni Association, the board of Broward Women's Alliance, and is a member of the Urban Core Committee of the Broward Workshop. In 2014, Patricia was selected Broward's Nonprofit CEO of the year and her agency was recognized by Fort Lauderdale Chamber as Nonprofit Business of the Year.
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Structural controls on Tertiary orogenic gold mineralization during initiation of a mountain belt, New Zealand
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DOI: 10.1007/s00126-006-0088-0
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- Craw, D., Begbie, M. & MacKenzie, D. Miner Deposita (2006) 41: 645. doi:10.1007/s00126-006-0088-0
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Two types of structurally controlled hydrothermal mineralization have occurred during folding of fissile schist in southern New Zealand: fold-related mineralization and normal fault-related mineralization. Both types have the same mineralogy and textures, and are dominated by quartz–ankerite veins and silicified breccias with ankeritic alteration. Most mineralized zones are thin (centimetre scale), although host schist is commonly impregnated with ankerite up to 20 m away. Thick (up to 5 m wide) mineralized zones are generally gold-bearing and contain pyrite and arsenopyrite with stibnite pods locally. Some of these auriferous zones have been extensively mined historically despite rugged topography and difficult access. Mineralization occurred during regional tectonic compression in the initial stages of development of the Southern Alps mountain belt at the Pacific–Australian plate boundary in the Miocene. Most of the gold-bearing deposits occur in east to south-east, striking normal faults that cut across mesoscopic folds in a belt that coincides with the southern termination of a regional-scale north trending antiform. Mineralized zones have similar structural control and relative timing to a nearby swarm of Miocene lamprophyre dykes and carbonatites. Limited stable isotopic data (C and O) and trace element geochemistry suggest that there was probably no genetic link between the igneous activity and gold mineralization. However, these two types of fluid flow have been controlled by the same tectonically created crustal plumbing system. This Miocene hydrothermal activity and gold deposition demonstrates that orogenic (mesothermal) mineralization can occur during the inception of an orogenic belt, not just in the latter stages as is commonly believed. These Miocene structures have been preserved in the orogen because the locus of uplift has moved northwards, so the early-formed gold deposits have not yet been structurally overprinted or eroded.