Moving Day On Broad Street In Public Service Offices
Moving day brings Public Service Car ration room into United Electric Building at 207 Broad Street Toronto new waiting area for trolley patrons. Commercial Agent W H Foose will oversee offices at rear of the waiting room in Elizabeth, with a history of local residence and public approval. Old trolley yards repurposed to store open cars for summer traffic after refurbishments at John Stevenson Car Company Works, about thirty cars on tracks now. Union County Savings Bank relocates to 11 Broad Street in a newly fitted space formerly Maiden Lane Jewelry Company location. Javern A tiedup group assigns Nebsolo storefront at 204 Broad Street for future move on Monday May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Carration
Cara
United Electric Company
Bord Street
The
Electric Company
Dix
W. H. Foose
Public Service Corporaion
Elizabeth
Foose
John Stephenton Car Company
Union County Savings Bank
el Broad Giret
M1 Broad Street
Maiden Lane Jewelry Company
Jas Ber A
Nebsolo
Broad Atreet
Meare
Furynotdn & Co
Home Missions Society Officers Named at Perth Amboy Meeting
The twenty first annual meeting of the Woman's Presbyterial Society for Home Missions in the Presbytery of Elizabeth met yesterday at First Presbyterian Church, Perth Amboy. About 200 delegates from First and other city churches attended. officers were re elected aside from literature head Miss D. Meeker replaced by Miss Candenville of Dunellen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Presbyterial Society For Home Missions
Elizbeth
First Presbyterian Church
Perth Amboy
Weeminster
Greystone Church
Westminster Hope Chapel
Augustus 5. Crane
Italy
Mine A. M. Alward
Presbyterial Ly
H. (J. Mendenhall
D. D
Yi Mra
J. C. Pierson
Plainfield
J. A. Frazer
A. Javon
Freedman
F. Teale
E. D. Meeker
Mra
J. FE. Keron
James Chalmers
M. C. Jackson
South
Porto Rico
Home Missionary Board
H.C. Olin
Dunellen
Crane
Elizabeth
M. MepXulty
Woodbridge
Pi Field
I. A. Frazer
Misa A Veal Ward
Len Work
Mia
Adrian Lyon
Weight Work On Binger Addition Begun At Singer Plant
About 100 workers are on night shifts for the Binger addition to Singer’s packing plant. The four story brick building will replace the old structure used for stock and packing. New construction will extend from the rock yard to the shipping shed with lighters at the Sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer's
Mark
Pure Fee
Sound
Boy narrowly saved from injury by trolley in East Jersey area
At 10 o clock last night a 15 year old boy ran along East Jersey street near Ind while taunting an opponent. A trolley approached and halted just in time after a man on Edward Clark street shouted warnings. The motorman applied brakes to prevent an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey Street
Edward Clark
Ind
Vicla
Wera
Mrs A Green Hosts Birthday Reception at Home
A birthday reception was held at the home of Mrs Arthur Siv Yayavesur for Mrs A Green. Attendees and specifics were not fully readable, but the event celebrated Mrs Green's birthday with local society presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Green
Arthur Si v Yayavesur
Aliw Qa Ie
Time Controlled Damper Adjuster for Heaters
Walter F. Cawthorn and Henry of Lansport patent applicant invent a clock driven damper adjuster for furnaces. The device winds at night to reverse damper positions automatically on rising hour, heating the home to comfort. It claims no interference with safety shutoffs and universal fit to current stoves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F. Cawthorns
Teller
Union County Trust Company
Henry
Lansport
Lummis
Nervanta
Swedish Lutherans Plan New Church in Community
Swedish Lutherans announce construction of a new church, signaling growth for the congregation formerly led by Bartholomew. The project aims to serve local worshippers and reinforce community ties amid ongoing church activities.
Obituary Notice for Johan Kelly
Johan Kelly died this morning at his residence on Tatayette Street in Sacre St Om Cue. Funeral arrangements pending with local funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johan. Kelly
Tatayette Street
Sacre St Om
Fire Perseveres On Geneva Street Blaze Damages Three Homes
Firefighters from Engines 4 and 5 and Truck 2 tackled a Geneva Street blaze that started in a garret at 57 Geneva and spread to 55 50 and 67. Affected residents moved furniture to yards as flames destroyed the roof and upper floors. No. 57 burned heavily but interiors reachable by crews were saved. Other fires at Pine and Madison streets were controlled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geeva Street
Geneva Street
SS Geneva Street
Christopher Harris
No. 16
No. 55
Taira
Harein
Mary Cummings
John Maralin
Hive Reagan
Madison Avenue
North Avenue
Alcyone Boat Club House Sold to Local Grocer
Marenus, a grocer from First and Broadway, bought the Alcyone Boat Club house at auction. George A. Ford, the treasurer, said the purchase was confirmed today. The buyer plans to rebuild fire-destroyed sections and use the property as a storehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marenus
First and Broadway
Alcyone Boat Club
Blda
George A. Ford
Marenma
Snethel
Passenger train breaks down in mid journey on R B line
A R B passenger train departing at 1 this afternoon derailed or broke down, forcing the rail to back onto a siding. Passengers crowded the platforms amid rumors of service cuts as officials attempted to manage the mishap. One man narrowly escaped being struck by a wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penoeriveula
Rummage Sale for Children's Mission Plan Fund
A rummage sale organized to raise funds for the Children's Mission reports early success with 30 dollars already raised and an aim for 50 more. Donations of good reading material for free distribution are requested, including books magazines and illustrated papers, with postal cards for contributions to Mr Finck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finnck
Children’s Mission
Finck
Mrs Cabot Hosts Easter Event in Quiet Village Home
A woman described as Mrs Cabot organized a refined Easter gathering at her denet residence on OT Grier avenue. The event drew attention for its extraordinarily chic crem dons and featured guests including Mrs. Cabot herself and others from the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeamn
Cabot
Delay of New Post Office Delays Elizabeth Building
Washington reports that Elizabeth’s new post office construction is stalled due to Congress failing to pass the omnibus public building bill. The Kean appropriation of 200000 is deemed insufficient for site and construction, delaying work until a larger cost limit or new bill passes, with Atlantic City awaiting completion in six months under private architect supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Just Congress
Elizabeth Munt Nait
Sen- Ator Kean
Department
Congress
Alizabeth
Kean
Ttan
Enae
Elizabeth Nw
Ite
Atlantic City
United States
Revenge of Widow Leads to Quiet Double Marriage
In thin city two sisters in law, Beatrice Hyer and her mother, both wed secretly. Beatrice Hyer married Henry Ballinger last May in Newark. Mrs Hyer learned of the nuptials and, seeking revenge, married Andrew McCormick with help from John Noon. Neighbors and friends later gathered for a celebratory reception at 550 Elizabeth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faily
Thin City
Beatrice Hyver
Mia
Hyer
Beatrice Hyer
Elizabeth Avenue
Henry Ballinger
Newark
McCormick
Elizabeth Axeque
West Engaged to Miss Gordon
The engagement is announced of Mund West of 44 Fulton Street to Miss Gordon sister of Jacob Gordon of Livingston Street. The notice notes the expected union in a local setting with family connections disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Gordon
Mmund West
Fulton Street
Jon TL Gordon
Jacob Gordon
Livingston Street
Bar a Ladies Tailor Ad Appears Incomplete
Fragmented OCR text shows a partial listing for a tailor named Bara or Bar a Ladies Tailor with unclear location and garbled words. The readable bits include street references and stray names, but the full proper details are not recoverable from the fragment.
Vanderbilt Held For Trial In Harlem Speed Case
Alfred G Vanderbilt, fortune estimated at 80 million, was held on 500 bail in Harlem police court for trial in the Court of Special Sessions on speeding charges. Officer O’Hanlon testified Vanderbilt’s car traveled 18 mph. Vanderbilt pleaded not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harlem
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Court of Special Sessions
Chanter J. Anderson
Lou
Vanderbilt
Buil Hing House
Wifly First Street
Vandnrbilt
Bury
O'Tlanton
Anid
Offort
Quilty
Mr. Vanderbilt
O'Hanlon
Lennox Avenue
David Strauss for Police Commissioner
Republican ward committeemen urged Mayor Berry to appoint David Strauss of Flext and Fast Jersey Streets as a police commissioner from downtown. They say the ward deserves recognition for its work and influence in community affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Ward
Berry
David Strauss
Flext
Fast Jersey Streets
Librarians Open Joint Atlantic City Meeting at Hotel Chelsea
More than one hundred members of the Pennsylvania and New Jersey Library Associations attended the opening session in Atlantic City on April 1. Notable attendees included Herbert Putnam from the Congressional Library in Washington and Miss Helen Haines, editor of a library publication and secretary of the American Library Association, among others. Mayor Stoy addressed the delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Fennsylvania and
New Jersey Library Associations
Hotel
Chelsea
Herbert Putnam
Congressional Library
Washington
E.(. Richardson
Princton College
American Library Association
Helen Haines
American Association
Thraiten
Wisconsin
Bishop
Princeton College
Hupkina
Pittsburg
Melville Dewey
Public
New York State
Misa Champion
Caimston
FP. Stoy
Youngest Manager in Elizabeth Turns Twenty
Frank P. Rilverwise, manager of Meffel's market, celebrates his twentieth birthday as one of the city's youngest managers. He receives congratulations from patrons and staff while continuing to lead the busy store with enterprise and energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Rilverwise
Meffel
Plan Cure Trial Prompts Confused Children
A garbled OCR note mentions a plan cure and children, with disjoint phrases about playful activities, a Monday date, and a bid for four services. The text is fragmented, lacking coherent facts, names, or locations to form a clear summary.
Miners Strike Begins Monday in Central Pennsylvania
Miners in Altona Pennsylvania plan a Monday strike as the old wage agreement expired overnight with no new terms. Mass meetings are held and workers demand the 2 cent wage increase. only Stineman interests at South Fork and Buffely Rochester at Dubois have agreed to avert a walkout as Philadelphia hosts a key meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altona
Pennsylvania
Philinds
Stineman
South Fork
Buffely
Rochester
Pittsburg
Duboin
Philadelphia
Fire Escapes Save 20 Lives In Buffalo Wholesale Firm Blaze
At 1 30 A M a fire swept Foal Thing Co rubber goods warehouse on Pearl Street Buffalo. Twenty employees on the fourth floor and above reached safety by fire escapes. Firefighters battled the blaze to the fifth and sixth floors before workers leaped to safety atop the roof. By 10 40 A M the fire was controlled but both building and contents were total losses estimated at 200 000 in stock and 50 000 in building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
Thing & Co
West Shore Train Ditching Causes Fatalities and Delays
Two men died when West Shore train No accommodation struck a landslide near St. Johnsville and rolled down an embankment into the canal. Engineer Wilkinson of Utica and fireman James Wright of Albany were buried beneath the engine. Twenty five passengers survived with minor injuries as tracks were torn up, blocking the line for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Falla
West Shore
St. Johnsville
Wilkingon
Ution
James Wright
Albany
Brooklyn Ordered to Hayti by U S Navy
The Navy Department reports the U S S Brooklyn arrived at Guantanamo and then departed for Port Au Prince, Hayti, to protect American interests amid unrest as forecast by Minister Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Au Prince
Washington
Navy Department
U. S
Marconi Returns With His Bride
New York on April 1 Aignyr Muresan inventor of wireless telegraphy and his bride of five weeks arrived aboard the Campania. It is Marconi s first visit to the country and the bride confessed she was awed by the size of everything especially the buildings. She is tall and fair with brown hair and striking eyes and a magnetic smile. Marconi appears small beside his bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aignyr Muresan
Daily O'Brien
Campania
Sire Marconi
Marconi
Nena
Dan Waldron Veteran Minstrel Dies in Washington
Daniel Cook and other names noted Waldron the veteran minstrel died at Sibley Hospital early this morning from a whip issue. Born in New York forty years ago, he was part of the original four in the group. The article lists Lester Allen Smith and others, with Waldron declining a new engagement due to ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. Cy
Dan Waldron
Sibley Mespital
Daniel Cook
Waldron
New York
Lester
Allen
Smit
WU Flee Mayerdy Antiiheirrele Bt
French Cable Company Franchise Forfeited
Washington DC April 1 The State Department advised Minister Bower at Cara that the French Cable Company franchise was forfeited for failure to meet contractual obligations. President Arnal of the Venezuelan Supreme Court noted the action but the government seeks damages. The company will seek a review by the full court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DC
State Department
Piemforting
Bower
Cara
Arnal
Wat
Aran
Dentist Dr Jor. Whvynman and Elizabeth Ayenien
Fragmented OCR text listing a dentist Dr Jor Whvynman and Elizabeth Ayenien with garbled phrases about repair work and plating. No coherent event or date present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jor. Whvynman
Elizabeth Ayenien
Oxford Crew Wins by Three Lengths in Thames Race
London April 1 Oxford defeated Cambridge in the annual boat race on the Thames. Oxford led by up to four lengths late, finishing in 20 minutes 33 seconds with an estimated crowd of 100000 along Putney and Barnes bridges. Cambridge won the toss and chose the Surrey side. wind was light and conditions were sunny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Oxford
Cambridge
Thames
Putney
Brest
Pitney Bridge
Cambride
Surrey
Canbridge
Timnton
Belon
Haimmersmith Bridge
Hill
Sanbridge
Shelly
Watt
Barnes Bridge
Roosevelt names Theodore H. Shonta to canal commission chair
President Roosevelt appoints Theodore H. Shonta as chairman of the new Isthmian Canal Commission. Shonta, formerly president of the Indiana Illinois and Town Railroad known as the Clover Leaf Route, was at the White House with Secretary Morton when offered the post and accepted it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Thedore HK. Shonta
Jade
Indiana Illinois and Town Railroad
Sharita
White House
Morton
Wall Street Trading Signals Mood Shelves Deal Activity
The New York market shows vigorous bulls and heavy trading as pending deals drive orders in Peoples Gas and speculative moves. Keene and the People’s Gas movement are active while National Lead attracts buying. London and government bonds show minimal influence amid a quiet railroad and admitted action in merger talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hooley, Larned @ Company
People's Gas
Progresa
Americas
London
Iran
Noom
Also Mentioned on This Page
Broad ST
Public Service Commercial
Home Missions Society
Elizabeth Presbytery
Binger
Sugnaue
Talpes Laoem
Cos A
Bartholomew
Alcvyone Boat Club House
B. Marenus
R. BR
Drawhead
Cient
Bara
Epyteis
Eames
Per Falun
MAI ' Ciecerte
Eacamas
Alee Inci
SS Breet SC
Libraians
Pennsylvania and New Jersey Association
Berkod Senlemulog
Ubermabrated
Wien
U.S. S- Brooklyn
Hayti
Minstrel
Shonts
Canal Commission
Wall Street
Nveetmeat Securitien
Itd
Mruad Ethet
Newarks
Ieee FC
Girone
North Jersey
St Fey Ce
Com Trac Co
Dun
Jersey Cury
Rey
Jersey Gas and Res
Trac
Pillsbury
Xuferiog
Miron
Ae Rose
Steve Destean
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!