Slavic National Society to Found Slovak Home and Farm
Delegates accepted a Pittsburg offer to provide a site in Allegheny City for an orphan asylum and $2000 toward construction. They also voted to purchase a 1000 acre tract for a large farm home for old and indigent Slovaks, with final days there to be spent in care. John Joschk traveled 3500 miles to speak at the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stefan G. Regnianek
Pittsburg
National Slavonic Society
Allegheny City
Oriion
Organn
National Gazette
P. V. Rovmianek
New York
Suj
National News
Sagscariaeer
Rhea Notiery
D Saar Laetuniemias
Sokol
Serviny
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Tion
John _Joschk
B. C
Minstrel Night Delights Members at Port Lodge Session
LKS minstrel show at Port Lodge of Eiks entertained members and guests with 12 brand new jokes and a medley of songs. End men were Edward J. Madigan Jewett and Tom Mack, with Robert M. Sperry as interlocutor and Henry Ezang as accompanist. Following the performance, ladies enjoyed bowling games and a lunch, then a finale ante.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Lodge
Eiks
Mark Twain
Noah
Edward J. Madigan
Jewett
Tom Mack
Robert M. Sperry
Henry Ezang
A. A Canfield, Jr
Frank Buckley
O'Brien
HH E. Reilly
Edward T Buckingham
J. Madigan
Andrew A. Canfield
Loren Delbridge
Prinzess Alice Floated Into Deep Water After Beaching
U N German liner Prinzess Alice, wrecked off Fort Wadsworth near Staten Island, was floated into deep water by ten steam tugs and pulling as engines strained. The ship, undamaged, required lightering of four hundred tons before resuming voyage. pumps showed no leakage and bilge held firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Uarantine
Staten Island
Merritt
Chapman Wrecking Company
Fort Wadsworth
Princess Alice Struck Suffered Major Waterborne Incident
A large passenger liner experienced a significant accident near the harbor as tugs assisted and Captain Mo North Germ ordered rescue. The ship shifted ballast flooding tanks, narrowly escaping further danger while divers checked the vessel and crew prepared to sail after cargo replacement. The Marken anchored nearby sustained only minor damage. The Mohawk helped safely maneuver the liner to a berth and passengers endured a delayed departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohawk
Schoolboy Bond Fight Leads to Reform School Detention
A ten year old Bridgeport boy faced reform school after police linked him to five minor offenses. His bond was set at 75 dollars as his mother Mrs O Connell described his two week illness and school absence. The other four companions were discharged in city court yesterday as the Bridgeport steamer Bridgeport offered a sightseeing trip to New York for 50 cents.
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Bridgeport
Fairfield Avenue
Francis O’connell
Meriden
Rep
New York
George Kane
New
City Court
York City
Mail train begins Georgia Central strike move toward Augusta
The first Georgia Central train since last Sunday pulled from Atlanta to Augusta carrying mail under Post Office Inspector Bannerman and clerks. Union engineers and many striking firemen rode, but authorities allowed no protest. The move follows an agreement between General Manager Scott and Chief Burgess. Further talks aimed at ending the strike continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Atlanta
Georgia Central System
Augusta
Bannerman
Scott
Georgia Central
Burgess
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LKS
Prinzess
Alice
Boston Shoe. Store
Holbrook & McNamara
Main Street
Boston
Accide Shoal
Addi
North Germ
Don Fen
Inmer
Iron
Mer
An Lloyd Service
Marken
Grasmere
Fairfield Ave
Bridgeport Trust Company
Ash Creek
Fairfield
Grover & Layman
Bridgeport Trust Co
Georgia Road
Pann
Foley
Brill
Wm. Stratford Ave
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