Newark hatter sues union for loss of livelihood
Nathan Speizer of Newark formerly of Bethel sues Local No 1 United Hatters of North America for 8000 dollars claiming expulsion and loss of his union card deprived him of his livlihood as a journeyman hatter. He alleges Jack Hollander Samuel Carson William J Herman and Charles Lathrop conspired to defraud him of membership and force Bard-Unitect Co to drop him under threat of boycott and strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hatters
Nathan Speizer
Newark
Bethel
Local No. 1
United Hatters of North America
Spezer
Jack Hollander
Samuel Carson
William J. Herman
Charles Lathrop
Teens fire in woods near State Street house
Bullets from a Springfield rifle crashed through Christian Goertz's West End home on State Street late yesterday. Lene Soderberg, 15, of Howard Avenue, and Earl Wood, 15, of 751 Beechwood Avenue, were found shooting in nearby woods and arrested. They were released after it was determined they intended no harm and were merely practicing.
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Christian Goertz
State Street
West End
Lene Soderberg
Howard Avenue
Earl Wood
Beechwood Avenue
Redden
Queen's Daughters Whist and Dance Colonial Tonight
Queen's Daughters host whist and dance under Mrs Lyman L Hill to aid local charities. Also death notices for Miller, Lieberum, Campbell, Wilmot, Hatch, and Kennedy with funeral details and burial plans. Families invited to services in city churches and cemeteries this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman L. Hill
Queen's
Golden Hill Street
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Anna L
Mary
John Campbell
Orchard Street
St. Charles’ Church
Eucharistic League
St. Michael's Cemetery
Margaret Sherwood Wilmot
Horace
Wilmot
Coleman Street
Atp Hatch
Minnie E
Thomas L. Hatch
Co. L. Sabin
Gregory Street
Mountain Grove
Kennedy
Eliza Kennedy
Catherine Kiernan
Wood Avenue
St. Augustine’s Church
St. Leonapre Cemetery
Worthy embroideries and trims at low prices
A catalog-style sale listing cambric and nainsook edgings 2 to 6 inches wide from 8 to 12 cents per yard. Flouncings 18 inches wide at 25 cents, corset-cover embroidery 25 to 45 cents, all-over embroidery up to 1 dollar per yard. Beads, galons, torchen lace, and matched lace sets priced from 6 to 10 cents per yard. Betsy Ross Council reports officers elected at Dec 20 meeting.
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Nainsock
Betsy Ross
Daughters of Liberty
Gladys Rowbotham
Alice Brace
Bonneglin W'lson
Carrie Evitts
Ella N. Richard
Carrie Jud
Mary L. Rogerson
John Rowbotham
Edith Wheeler
John Rogerson
Frank Walters
Agnes Paddock
Mary L. Wildman
Mary Scheibel
Mary Schetbel
White Sale Presents A Grand Fabric Collection
Merchandise counts in this White Sale as the store gathers a strong collection of fabric quality. The sale promises a wide display on tables and counters Wednesday morning for customers to inspect and judge for themselves.
Snowy undermuslins white sale great for beauty and value
A newspaper ad extols snowy undermuslins for winter White Sale featuring attractive lace and embroidery. It claims the items mix beauty and goodness with extra value, fitted for comfort and low prices, promising the best White Sale yet without quoting dollar figures.
Corset Covers and Garments Displayed in Varied Styles
An advertisement lists corset covers in muslin and cambric with lace and embroidery trimming, detailing high and low neck options, V neck styles, and a range of prices from 12 1 2c to 2 35. It also describes drawers, skirts, and combinations of corset covers with drawers or skirts, emphasizing fit, fabrics, and tasteful trimming. Names of fabrics include nainsook, cambric, and muslin, with styles like French, Isabella, and model variations.
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Nainsock
Honest linens offer lasting beauty and value in White Sale
The article extols linens for enduring quality woven through every thread and promises a plentiful White Sale with pure linen items, two mixed fabrics, and conservative values. It notes union linen and mercerised cotton as two nonpure options, while urging the average housekeeper to judge quality and price.
Hemstitched linen sets and damask table linens sale
Advertises initial lunch cloths 36 inches square and 14 inch napkins with hemstitching, priced from $3 to $5. Describes linen and damask goods including 60 to 72 inch wide damasks, mercERised damask, and pure linen towels and sheets in multiple sizes, with values and sale prices, plus notes on durability and whiteness after laundering.
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Union
Fine white yard goods sale from White Tex Tiles
Fine white yard goods offered in a sale by White Tex Tiles. Mercerised waistings and striped patterns from Britain, batiste finished to resemble linen, and mercerised batiste with high lustre. Prices range from 12 to 19 cents per yard, with several patterns highlighted for waists dresses and children's wear.
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Isec
Great Britain
Batiste
Honduran Revolt Seen Inevitable Says U.S. View
The State Department will not actively intervene beyond enforcing the Washington convention for peace in Central America. Gunboats Tacoma and Yanktown are deemed enough protection for American interests in coastal Honduran towns. Bonilla, the insurgent leader, is wildly popular, making Cavilla’s hold on power seem unlikely amid revolution talk.
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United Press
Washington
Central America
State Department
Tacoma
Yanktown
Bonilla
Honduras
Cavilla
Women to Get Back at Men in Right to Vote
Denver reports bold suffrage plan as Colorado women vow retaliation if a constitutional amendment targets the ballot. Prominent suffragists blame anti suffrage sentiment on Mrs Elizabeth Goddard and influence from political machines. A farmer want ad follows.
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United Press
Denver
Colorado
Mis
Elizabeth Goddard
Machine 'N
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Journeyman Hatter
Howland
John Beck & Son
Main ST
American Beauty
Richmond & Killarney
Lily Valley
Cat Poinsettias
JAS. Horan &* Son Florists
Hawkins
Stratfield Building
Hughes & Chapman
Suesikstfoord Avenue
Morocco
Jennie Hamilton
Jackson’s
Main Street
Bridgeport, Conn
White Sale
Howland Dry Goods
White Yard
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