Charity Work in Elizabeth Highlights Tuberculosis Fight
The Charity Organization Society theme night at Henry Ho Taha’s office featured plans for an April 20 charities conference and a stereopticon exhibition on Almahopae and local living conditions. Chairman L B Miller noted progress on arrangements and stressed aid to needy families, while warnings about able bodied men idleing at home drew attention to ongoing relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Organization Society
Agaa
Henry Ho Taha
Thig Ality
L. B. Miller
Raymahd
Ty Patrat
Soria
Lyon
Dr. Rose
Newark
Almahopae
Elizabeth
Sica
Yosemite
Tallowee
Ian Alls
Hye
Aki
Eent Serna
Shepherd
300 Left Homeless Aged 14 in New York City Slums
Aged 14 and younger youths, part of a sprawling homeless cohort, drift through New York streets. Authorities report widespread hardship. advocates urge shelter, food, and protection for vulnerable minors amid urban poverty.
Hospital orderly killed in New York by autoist
An autoist struck and killed a Metropolitan Hospital orderly in New York City. Nathaniel Pratt, cited as the driver, was reined to bail after the incident. The victim, identified as a hospital orderly, died at the scene as the car plowed into him near the hospital.
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New York
Tonnaat
New Friants -Onderly
Metropolitam
el Nthaniel Platt
Presi
Maton
Kat Byrney
Pratt
Sseall Te Wetley
Coroeer
Divorcement Suit Filed By Local Man In Court
A divorce suit details complaints by Mrs. Haring alleging desertion and improper relations with a young woman on Low Island. The case, before Vice Chancellor Stevens in the Court of Chancery, cites years of alleged misconduct including correspondence and visits. Haring denies the charges and testifies about financial losses from a partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fife
Stevens
Court of Chancery
Haring
Elizabeth
Ledge F
Biggs Arcanusm
Evan Prumination
Busi Rtner
Halsey Will Probated After Court Admission
Judge Atwater admitted the will of Harlan P Haley known as Gi Sleuth. Henrietta A Haley widow faced a caveat from Cranford man Lewis Tinksey alleging the late wife’s mind was affected. Will was contested over custody of most of the fortune as ledgers and testimonies were presented in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan FO
Rena Tiniecy
Wan
Fes
Girl Attacked Spurs Rescuers in Salem Alarm
An incident in Salem alarms residents as rescuers respond to a reported assault on a girl. Police caution the public while investigators determine details and possible suspect descriptions. Local officials urge calm.
GOY LALLEY OUT OF DANGER REPORTED AT HOME
An authoritative state report says GOY LALLEY is out of danger and resting at home after an incident in April. No further details are provided in the accessible text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goy
Lalley
Alge Telcarapa
Feene
O Connor says paying cases unsettled amid reargument push
Officials close to the Announcem ent Saturday claim the writ of certiorari against ONeill and Vincount is not resolved. Attorneys anticipate a new application for reargument or a fresh hearing as they seek a certificate under the Seeels ne Geto point. Counsel for the pica eliuim re Sea et notes the Metropolitan brick maker may provide guarantees if needed.
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Critiorari
O/Neilh & ca
Erie
Martin P. O'Connor
O'Neill & Vincount
Fusties Bergen
Gity’ Council
Seeels
Briek
Att Connolly
Ende Concert for Orphan Asylum to Benefit Town Club Event
A concert is planned by the Town and Counter Club to support an orphan asylum. Details are unclear due to damaged text but the event aims to raise appreciation and aid, with a venue at a local theatre and an evening show scheduled for next week.
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Toworroke
Vajgy & Ine Etindurt Wal
Raita
Local educator Jommnns dies at home in Seracy
The obituary reports the death of educator Jommnns in Seracy, noting a long career. Details are sparse in the damaged text, but the report confirms the death occurred at home and identifies the educator’s name and profession.
Ackerman Rile Signed by Gov Fort and Senate Action
Gov Fort signed Senator Ackerman s bill on collateral in hereditary tax holdings by foreign executors. House passed Senate Bill 233, now awaits governor signature. Senate Bill 315 also moved by the Senate.
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Senw Ackerman
Rile
Gov. Fort
Brom
Sint
Traton
Apa
Henator Ackerman
Senate No. L
Metare
Senator Ackerman
Moamuten
House
Senster Ackerman
Senate
Rei
Fifteen Year Sentence For Kenilworth Negro
Grant Buckley, colored, of Kenilworth, was sentenced to fifteen years in state prison after a jury convicted him of a serious charge. Before Judge Atwater he pleaded that he lacked proper information about his trial. Buckley showed visible nerves and fear as the sentence was pronounced.
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Grant Buckley
Kenilworth
Eriday
Loway
Peery Moue
Fudge Atwater
Buckley
Waiterdark
Scalof
Hla
Public Utilities Bill Spars With Senate and House Action
Conferees reported on the utilities measure as Gov Furt and Gebhardt battles influence the pace. The bill, modeled after New York Hughes law, would abolish the State Board and place new members under salary limits. The House of Lords resistance faded as Gebhardt moved to table. Senate Wakeyes committee holds the bill. Final adjournment awaits.
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Pettier Cata
Furt
Martin
Bawa
Betbiry
Pho Martin
Wil Ie
Hughes Law of
New York
Stabe
Saln- Vriea
House of Lords
Balenbreet
Gebhardt
Wakétes
Ty Ay
Downtown Republicans Aim to Attend Bayonne Event
A fragmentary note indicates downtown Republicans plan to participate in a Bayonne gathering. Details such as date, participants, and purpose are unclear in the readable text.
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Bayonne
Baffling OCR fragment yields unreadable note
A partial OCR line appears gibberish with no clear named entities or events. The readable content is insufficient to identify people places organizations dates or a concrete incident or outcome.
Women Hear Of Missions In Presby-Meeting
Clinton hosts the thirty-eighth gathering of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church. About 175 delegates from various churches attended, with speakers including Mrs. Ee B. Cobb and Rev. Jo L. Potter. The session highlighted reports from Woodbridge and Teheran missions and outlined plans for the upcoming meeting.
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Clinton
Hunterdon County
Raritan
Ee B. Cobb
Lillian Wella
Japan
Spen
Jo L. Potter
Teheran
Perea
Taft Leaves Washington for New York in Private Car
President and Mrs Taft departed Washington today at 12 29 PM bound for New York in the private car Magnet attached to the Pennsylvania train. Mrs Taft, Helen Taft, Robert Taft, and Howard Taft accompanied the party along with Arthur Ferguson and Minnie Elle?. relatives and Yale Corporation members will meet in New York, with Tafts to remain there for visits and appearance.
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Washington
Taft
New York
Helen Taft
Robert Taft
Howard ‘Taft
Arthur ‘Ferguson
Tadn Dainoue
Roosevelt
Wwtte de Sproles Et
Ork
Jearmys
Yale Corporation
Alert Bay
Aillor
Broker in Crisis After Rejected Suitor Tries 70 Kill
Disjointed clipping reports a broker under personal crisis after repeated rejections by a woman. It hints at a drastic act involving a weapon, and mentions sensational details about hats and money, but is garbled and unclear.
New York Girl Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter
In New York on April 14 Sarah Kofen pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the first degree for the death of Dr Samuel Auspite. With DA consent she was remanded for sentence, Judge Blanchard set a possible term from one hour to twenty years.
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New York
Munder
Bamuel Auspite
Sarah Kofen
Guil
Justice Blanchard
Drake's Sudden Death Shocks Ai Community
Henry Howell Drake eldest son of Mesdward Drake of Ai died suddenly at the Dix Building where he kept a law office. He had gone to Takpwood for Easter and fell ill Sunday night near Tidlae. He was connected with Central Church and various fraternal orders, including the Junior Order and Patriotic groups.
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Henry Howell Drake
Mesdward Jr. Drake
Dix
Mr. Drake
Takpwood
Welter C. O'Leary
Morrel Biron Poitier
Battin High School
Brees
Dubies
Dealer
Eee
Enterin
Ithiem A. x
Mackieee Junior
Onder Unite
Police Commission Referendum Mentioned in Measure No 84 Passed
A fragmented report notes that Measure No 84 moved through the Senate and would create a fire and police commission. The item references earlier versions such as No 54 and a referendum case involving Hipeteestatives and local press sources in Newark.
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Newark
Health meeting postponed by city commissioners
Board meeting postponed as the City Attorney explains the action and the commission seeks a new date early next week. Officials state the delay is to prepare for required actions and ensure proper consideration by all members.
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Board of
Bent Ae
Missioners
Reformatory fate of youth turning thief
A short workup reports Arthur Beyer, 16, jailed for stealing $170 from Mrs. Jacob Schlarf of 849 Montgomery Ave. He pleaded guilty and was committed to the county jail, while his brother Raymond was sent to the State Home. Kate Musket pleaded not guilty to stealing clothing from former employer Mondea Jacobs, and received two more months in the reform institution after a brief trial. Her defense blamed unpaid wages and the impulse to reclaim belongings before payment.
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Arthur Beyer
Monilay
Jacob Schlarf
Montgomery Avenue
Judge Atwater
Atin Tee
Ihe
Kate Musket
Mondea Jacobs
Jatin J. Stamler
Seopa
Nadie Weesen
Steamer Saves Crew as Barge Sinks Near Stratford Shoals
A collision off Stratford Shoals sent a barge to sink while the steamer Manet teat remained afloat and proceeded to New York under its own steam. The crew, aside from minor delays, was saved. passengers and the ship’s balance were unharmed amid the gale.
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Temenos
Maing
Manhattan
Stratford Shoals
New York
Fragmentary OCR Notes on Legal Notice and Names
The readable fragment shows names and institutions including Watt and Son, East Jersey, with scattered references to a target and penalties. Details are incomplete and uncertain, but the fragment implies a notice related to a charge or action involving Waste and a monetary figure around 50m.
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Mar
Prinieg
Watt & Son
East Jersey
Betwen Fine
Becca R Rete
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Organization Society
Halsey
Salem
O'Connor
Asyeum
Kenilworth Negro
Presbyterial Society
Alt Officern
Woodbridge
Antes Piratnes
Pist
Honeyman
Tania
Paine Wes
Frost
Sim
Theatre
Torsigiit
New Haven
Bowjon
Mytmpes Saar Ak
H. H. Drake
Henry HO Dean
Arthur and
Raymond Beyer
Gale
Eine
Pane
Seth
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