Builders Submit State Statement on Labor Outlook
A 3 PM Saturday conference between six master carpenters and six journeymen failed to resolve wage disputes. The union pushed from 40 to 50 cents an hour, while the builders refused any increase, warning a tie to the expired contract could spark trouble. Both sides stood firm as a written standoff was delivered, with threats to protect public investment and avoid wage-driven price rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yen Carpenters
Hing
Uillers
T Po
Keith-Proctor Co Seeks Local Theatre
Local news notes Keith-Proctor Co plans to build a theatre in town amid ongoing discussions with city officials. The report cites early talks and community interest in the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith-Proctor CO
Spring Shopping At The Stores Prompts Fresh Picks
Fragmented OCR text shows spring buying at stores with references to new spring speech and postponement. Names and clear facts are sparse. the readable bits imply retail promotions and seasonal contrasts typical of a local paper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sivas
SEVNE
Death notices for Otto R Henriques and others
Obituary notices report the death of Otto R Henriques a longtime local merchant in the Tannery Building died after a business career and service in naval veterans groups. the piece lists survivors including a wife three sons and two daughters and notes funeral arrangements. Other notices mention Uncle Pete Al a cattle buyer from Three Bridges buried in Hunterdon County, James Hooley former inspector and freight official, and Nellie B dies in New York with services at St Johns Church. details include family connections and church affiliations.
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Cie
Xe Rae
Yaleiy Ak Saat
Ieee
Otto Hi ‘& Son
Henriques
Sary
Wabeth
Fair Association of Naval Veterans of the of New York
Tyrian Lodge
A. M
Verela Vorwaerts
Elizbeth Democratic Club
Hieabeth Lie Association
William HL
George C
W .D
John Nelson
Mim May Henriques
Dr. Glazebrook
Peter Alpaugh
Peter al
Reformed Church
Three Bridges
Hunterdon County
Ala
Pete
Long Branch
Flew
Iowa
David Harum
Eet
Jemea
Eka
Hooley
Orang
Solriat
North River
Thames
Jokes and Surprises Overset Plainfield Courtroom
In a April fool style incident in District Court, Judge C Addison Swift, back from illness, received a warm greeting as Charles A Trimble moved to address a mock motion. The bar gifted him a gavel amid praise, while City Attorney James C Connolly and Takeovitch’s counsel endorsed Swift’s restoration and future honors.
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District Court
C. Addison Swift
William Newcorn
Plainfield
Judge Swift
Union County Bar
Ferma
Trimble
Jule Atwater
Eter
Newcorn
Edward Bauer
Trimble Auld
Rity
II Swift
Good Friday as a Holiday Sparks Madcap Legislation Debate
A public letter criticizes the proposed state law to make Good Friday a holiday, calling the measure madcap and contrary to constitutional church state separation. The writer cites too many holidays, harm to Jewish citizens, religious neutrality, and the risk of turning Holy Day observances into mere leisure.
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America
Oteranta Tad
Thia
Ga Oalvery
Asis
Ogleen
Ponl
Island
Mauch
Dickinson's Host Presses for Reappointment as Secretary
A Hudson county delegation of over eight hundred, led by Sheriff Kaiser, gathered in Trenton to urge Governor Stokes to reappoint Col. D Dickinson as Secretary of State. Dickinson wed at 11, while Fagan and Record presented affidavits to the Governor. Officials held a conference at Senator Colby's HQ. Governor stated no nomination would be made this afternoon.
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Trenton
John (. Kaiser
Hadeon County
Assembly
Hudson County
Col. D. Dickinson
Col. Dickinson
Mark Fagan
George
Colby
the Sterling
Fagan
Governor Broken
He Mechanica Bank
Broken
Dickinsom
Han Mae
Hudson
Stokes
Senate
Taft to Face Heavy Duties in Cuba Mission
April 1. Secretary Taft will confront tough tasks upon arriving next Sunday. Officials and businessmen plan to present troubles in Pinar del Rio where a clash between soldiers and rurales may follow a weekend fight with machetes and knives. Cuban politics and order, business interests, and a push for self government loom as factors in stabilizing the republic amid Prosperity fears.
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Jarans
Cubs
Taft Will
Pina del Rio
Taft
Eleventh Cavalry
Roosevelt
Republia
Cuba
Republic
Liberal Party
Dunlap Weds a Nevada Wild Flower
Milwaukee, April 14 William A. Dunlap, a New York manufacturer and mine owner, married Lavendar Byers of Nevada. The pair traveled from Chicago last week after dodging reporters in Chicago and New York. Byers described as a wild flower by some and a NY manicurist by others.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ground broken for Harmonia building on High Street
Ground was broken this morning for the Harmonia building at High Street and Elizabeth Avenue. George Reuter, president of Mutual Savings Fund Harmonia, led the spade ceremony, followed by Mayor P. J. Ryan and Harmonia officers. The event marked progress for the project, with speeches by Ryan and George Schmidt. A birthday toast for Ewald Broeker coincided with the ceremony.
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Harmonia
High Street
Elizabeth Avenue
George Reuter
Bret
P. J. Ryan
Ryan
George Schmidt
Harmonia Association
Ewald Broeker
Michael Render
Edward Broeker
Ident
George H. Neubeck
Serry
Kilward Holle
Fred Brodesner
Daniel Dippel
Joseph Kilbacher
Sterman Fuenlein
Carl Hoffaker
John G. Mall
David Kaufman
Fred Kurtz
C. ¥. Mueller
Paul Mara
George Schleuning
Albert C. Stein
A. Lauterwein
Auunt Zoske
Robert Zimmermann
George Rehmidt
Annu
Carl Mare
William Witterman
Padeful
Earth
Ring
George Schaefer
George Claris
Earthquake Leaves Missionaries Homeless in Bitlis
Reports from Bitlis Turkey detail an earthquake that destroyed homes and displaced missionaries of the American Missionary Society. The group, led by Rev. Royal M. Cole and colleagues, are encamped nearby with weathered supplies and ongoing appeals from W. W. Poet in Santioe.
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New York
W. W. Poet
American Missionary Society
Consantioe
Bitlis
Royal M. Cole
Mra
Lizele Cole
Herbert L. Underwood
Charlotte E. Ely
Amd
Mary A.C. Fly
Mise Neille A. Cole
Mis-1 Diomaries
Bonilla Capture Soon Expected In Honduras War
Washington reports indicate the fleeing Honduras leader Manuel Bonilla may be captured soon by Nicaraguan forces. Advices suggest he sought refuge at Amapala in the Bay of Fonseca, with Nicaragua ready to act to prevent further bloodshed amid ongoing hostilities and naval fire.
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Washington
Honduras
Manuel Bonilla
State Department
Bonille
Amapala
Omania
Bay of Fomeca
Ricabas
Gost Moody
Crash on North River sinks tug after ferry collision
Three men are believed drowned when the Lackawanna ferry Musconetting rammed and sank the tug John D. Smiley near Hoboken in a fog and snowstorm. Four men were rescued, hospitalized in Bellevue, and later discharged. the missing men were from the Dailey and the Smiley crew. Names given include Frank Fields, George Norman, James Melidwan, and Maurice Loundrigan. Captain McGow of the Dailey stated the collision occurred at about 3:45 PM in the North River near the Soytat Muaéonet area.
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New York
Lackawanna
Musconetting
John D. Smiley
Hoboken
Dailey
Tng
Bellevue Hospital
Theld Hospital
Frank Fields
West Twenty-eighth Street
George Norman
Hamilton, Avenue
Brooklyn
James Melidwan
Jackson Avenue
Long City
Maurice Loundrigan
She & Ieral House
Capt. McGow
North River
Thaw Jury Off Until Thursday in New York Case
The Thaw jury met briefly in New York on April 1 and was excused until 10 30 Thursday morning. Thaw’s attorneys welcomed the return of the jurors, hoping the delay signals a quicker trial. Detective Reardon served Evelyn Nesbit Thaw with a notice as she left the prison after a visit. The proceeding details remain unsettled as the case moves toward potential renaming and possible delivery to the jury by Saturday if expedited.
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New York
Peet Sreyte
Thaw
Reardon
Jerome
Evelyn Nesbit
Tuesday Specials at Levy's Store Tonight
A garbled catalog note lists discounts on mattresses and textiles with references to Tessier and Me islegraph. It mentions paper prices, orders, and a range of goods though the readable lines are fragmentary. The fragment references brand names and a price code but specific items and figures are unclear.
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Levy
Tessier
Cale
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Haxelore
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Dan
Otto R. Henriques
Seth Widleana
Mim
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Colt
Sal Fats
SE John's Church
Moce
A. Coughlin
Daniel
Glen
Potten Atvest
St Patrick's Church
Swiftla
Nywoorn
Dickinson
State Assembly Chamber
Record
Havens
Gubé
Dunlap
Nevada
Sroken
Bilis
Turkish
Armenia
Bewey
Ohenen
Bonilla
Nicaragua
Yiett Levy
Wall Streets
Runa
Sunday Commission
Pope
Cate
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