Nurses Home and Ambulance Hospital Project Planned
A planned nurses home and ambulance house for Elizabeth General Hospital will be three stories with twenty rooms for forty nurses, plus an ambulance facility and laboratory. About 15,000 subscribed so far. funds raised by a committee chaired by He Bull, with plans drawing early progress and a year of effort behind the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth General Hopital
No. Plana
He Bull
East Jersey
Spring Atreets
Times
I T
General Hospital
Hiake Memorial
Ambulance Ia
Weat
Jersey Street
Belek
Truckman Charged With Sale Of Stolen Furniture
William Mategay of Grove Street faced a police court today after Mary Lambert of Jefferson Avenue accused him of selling willow rocker a bed and other items she claimed were hers. Lambert said she never consigned the goods and the court heard the bargain had not been fulfilled and the wagoner admitted his name was on the deed when questioned. The judge deferred action pending the law.
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William Mategay
Grove Street
Mary Lambert
Jefferson Avenue
Lambert
Death of George S. Davis From Pneumonia
George S. Davis died after a brief illness at his mother in law’s home on Prince Street. Born July 25 1847 he long served as bookkeeper at the National Union County Trial Company and Kore ang company later. He was treasurer of Trinity Church for many years and trusted by officers of Moat Institution. Survived by widow a daughter five a brother D E Davis and sister Mrs R B Cowles.
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George S. Davie
Gatchork
Yale
Cornelian Forrune
Prince Street
Teers
It National
Union County ‘Trial Company
Koreang Company
Wes
Moat Institution
Trinity Church
McAllister
Atkinson
Davis
Liveolt
Oakham
Masa
Mre
Cornelia Perrine
D. E. Davis
R. B Cowles
Obituary notices for Barnett Brown Sarah Jane Brown and others
Mrs. Sarah Jane Brown aged 53 wife of Barnett Brown died suddenly yesterday at 219 Baltic street after Rubranary tuberculosia illness She leaves two sons William and James and a daughter Maud Services will be conducted by Rev John W Babberston tomorrow at 8 pm at the late home Interment in Nosdale and Lindenee Cemeteries Wednesday at 2 Thomas Weimar 46 engineer at Elisa died yesterday at 354 Elisabeth avenue Henry Binger 85 resided in the city fifty years died yesterday at New Point road He was first president of Platte Deutache Verein Funeral Wednesday afternoon Morice Ole years old
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Barnett Brown
Sarah Jane Brown
Baltic Street
Brown
Thin City
William B
James T. Brown
Maud
First Methodist Protestant Church
John W. Babberston
Nosdale
Lindenee
Thomas Weimar
John and
Balome Weimar
Elisabeth Avenue
the Elisa
Henry_Binger
Henry Binger
Fan
New_Point road
Platte Deutache Verein
Ite
Eaves
Henry
August
Owen German
Charles Flocken
Trolley 70 Summit Commission Named to Value Land
The Morris County Traction Company plans to push the Elizabeth to Summit line once Stiles estate land in Union Township is condemned and transferred. Commissioners James R. Burnett Hobart Shyre and Ogden Woodruff will appraise the 35 acre Stiles property, part of the old Stiles estate, with a report due May 15.
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Stilew
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Union Township
Union County Traction Company
Elizabeth
Summit
Stiles
James R. Burnett
Hobart Shyre
Ogden Woodruff
Dolin W
James Stiles
Morris County Traction Company
Union County Men Protest to Roosevelt
At a Moyer and Haywood conference session a committee was elected to draft protests to President Roosevelt over his denouncement of Moyer Haywood and Pettibone before trial. Delegates planned a mass meeting at Saenger Hall on May 10 with Prof George Kirkpatrick addressing. A May 15 Jacobs Theatre fundraiser for the Moyer and Haywood defense fund was planned with “Down on the Farm” and other acts, selling nearly 1,000 tickets in minutes.
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Moyer
Haywood
Roosevelt
Haywood and Pettibone
Ihapo
Menia
Aner
Saenger Hall
George Hi. Kirkpatrick
Jacobs Theatre
Moyer and Haywood Defense Fund
Keith & Proctor
Molders
Carpentera
Moyer and Heywood
Columbia Theatre
Newark
Verdict awards 50 dollars in assault case
A District Court verdict of 50 dollars was awarded to Mrs. Eva Swaniski of 316 Second Street against Clement Yotsckitz for striking her in the eye and punching her in the basement, where she found him taking bottled beer. The plaintiff was represented by Lawyer J. C. Connolly.
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District Court
Swift
Eva Swaniski
Second Street
Clement Yotsckitz
Yotsckitz
Woman Struck While Crossing Street Near Stone Hotel
A woman crossing Elizabeth Street near Morris Avenue and the Stone Hotel was struck by a car. She appeared dazed and was assisted by bystanders as police and emergency crews responded. Injuries were described as non life threatening and traffic was briefly halted for aid and investigation.
Pilot of Larchmont Was to Blame
New London April 22 United States Local Steamboat Inspectors Witheye and Stewart Jorday released findings on the February 11 collision between the Larchmont Joy Line and the Schooner Harry Knowlton. The report pins blame on the Larchmonts captain for incompe tent handling and insufficient life boats leading to the vessel sinking and some crew and passengers losing their lives.
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New London
Cone
United States
Witheye
Stewart Jorday
Cape
Larchmont
Joy Line
Harry Knowlton
Knowltem
Apcon
Ste
Gloversville Boy Not the Marvin Child
Miles Standish, brother in law of Dr. Horace Marvin of Dover Delaware, arrived in Gloversville and after hours with the boy declared he is not the missing Horace Marvin. Dr. Marvin and Standish were hopeful but disappointed. Allen remains in custody pending Catakill police warrant charging defrauding a boarding housekeeper.
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Dr. Marvin
Allen
Te Catakill
Catakill
Printers' League Holds Meeting in Newark Area
The New Jersey Union Printers' League met in Pflueger's Hall with delegates from local and New York unions. George F Meles welcomed attendees as Newark officials presided, while Samuel Woodrow’s death prompted official resolutions. A banquet followed the business session amid generally good trade conditions and limited Newark strike troubles.
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New Jersey Union Printers’ League
Pflueger’s
Routh Broad Street
Washington Avenue
George F.meles
Presidect Of-The-Loonl
Typeitraphical Union
B.kinier Throteell
Newark
Inters
Prey Ryatter
Phical Union No. 6
New York
John W. Hays
International Typographical Union
Pratsvot
Samuel T. Woodrow
Camden
New Jersey
Ty Fizal
Miller
Walter J. Burte
Wall Street Opens With Steady Tone in Stock Market
New York April 2 There was seed volume of business and a steady tone on the opening of the stock market. Prices advanced for active issues with gains ranging from one to over two points. Reading Union Pacific and other names showed strength while shorts covered to some extent. Government bonds eased as the day closed near highs. The scene featured persistent buying and active commission orders as the market opened.
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New York
Reading
Union
London Cabies
Suiside Commission
Gimbel Dies of Wounds in Philadelphia Case
Benedict Gimbel Philadelphia merchant who was out on bail after cutting his throat with broken glass in Hoboken died in St Marys Hospital. His wife and two brothers were at his bedside as physicians debated transfusion options and planned care. The death closes a case marked by arrests on bribery and other charges, with family members in attendance through the final hours.
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Hoboken
Benedict Gimbel
Philadelphia
St. Mary’ Hospital
Gimbel
Mrx
William Clark Hudson
Krotel
Grindel
Milwaukee
Juriat
Gimbel Brothers
Mr. Gimbel
Peter Breidt Brewery Dines Customers in Private Event
Next Thursday afternoon the Peter Breidt Brewery will entertain its customers at the brewery with a beefsteak dinner at 3 o'clock. An orchestra and gongs will perform during the meal followed by storytellers and vaudeville acts featuring top New York artistes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter It Brewing Company
New York
Fire Thought Incendiary at Elsenbath Avenue Foot
Fire officials believe the blaze near Elsenbath avenue originated incendiaries. At 1:40 p.m. yesterday an alarm sent engine No. Land track No.2 to a box car loaded with rags belonging to W. H. Rankin Soames Store Trapel, with the car positioned close to the outlet.
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Yesternaymor
Elsenbath Avenue
W. H. Rankin Soames
TQ Deliver Address Before Clio Club
Floyd Wi of New York, a noted lecturer, will address the Clio Club and its friends at the Bowlle Casino tomorrow afternoon at 4 15 o'clock. Winter has seen several fine lectures before this club, and tomorrow's is billed as one of the season’s best.
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Floyd Wi
New York
Bowlle Casino
Ackerman Lecture Promises Global Tour Highlights
Senator Ernest Ackerman of the town Republican Club will lecture tomorrow night at the parish hall of Frosteran Prosteran Cour on Third Street. He plans a world trip theme and will illustrate with a quartet performance.
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Ackerman
Ernest BR
Acktown Republican Club
Parich Hall
Frosteran Prosteran Cour
Third Street
Burglar Nearly Blinds Doctor in Night Invasion
New York reports a burglary where the intruder attacked Dr. Chardon as he woke, firing an ammonia gun that narrowly spared the doctor’s eyes. The suspect, Gordon, 26, claims Lyn, Maine, but police doubt his tale amid a spate of robberies linked to high profile residents including John D. Rockefeller.
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New York
Goth
Rity Ling
Chardon No
Camac
Mier
Fang Chang
Auution House
Gordon
Lyn. Maes
John D. Rockefeller
Gorton
Body of A C Hunt Arrives Home After Fatal Crash
The berry of A C Hunt who was killed near Maytown Friday has been brought to this city. Harry T Barchun, with Hunt when the accident occurred, escaped by jumping from the auto as a train bore down. Funeral services are tonight at 8 at the home of his wife's parents, 1020 Lafayette. Rev Frederick C Krapf of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church will officiate. Hunt, a member of Holy Trinity, married Miss Weeks in June 1905 and was foreman for Hall Signal Co. He died while driving a water car on a tour inspecting the line between Marshalltown and Boone on the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad.
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A.C. Hunt
Maytown
Harry T. Barchun
Hunt
Himelf
Arenta
Lafayette Street
Vederick C. Krapf
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Mr. Hunt
Bay View Lodge
Hall Signal Company
Garwood
Marshalltown
Boone, Ia
Chicago and Northwestern
Harchus
Closing exercises of sewing school at St. John's Church
The sewing school at St. John's Church held its closing exercises on Saturday afternoon in the chapel with addresses by Rev. Dr. Glazebrook and Rev. Brockholst Morgan. Teachers presented Mrs. William B. Wilton a doll and brass headboard, a pillow, a quilt, and a blanket for Newark Home for crippled Children. Scholars with perfect records included Edna Harrison, Anna Engesser, and many others, each receiving a potted geranium. prizes went to Edna Harrison, Helen Albers, and Helen Tuts for various sewing achievements. The committee led by Mrs. James P. Thomas organized the event, with ice cream and cake served to all.
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St. John's Church
Glazebrook
Brockholst Morgan
William BR. Wilton
Newark
Edna Harrison
Anna Engesser
Frances Neal
Klare Engesser
Dorthy Setnab
Torello Marerthy
Fredia Schaub
Anne Eckhart
Halry Fleming
Helen Schaler
Ida Miller
Helen Lute
Edna Luts
Louise Zoeller
Adelaide Schaub
Lilian Luts
Mamie Zoeller
Mildred Schwer
Grace Kendall
Laura Harrison
Jessie Davis
Emily
James P. Thomas
Frances Etearns
Mise Divine
Mian
Elizabeth Kakin
Mise Lowe
Mise Jessie Mackintosh
Police Notes Chronicle Disorder and Theft Incidents
Patrolman Dooley confronted a man at East Jersey and Sixth Streets after a disturbance. the assailant faced arraignment options and a jail threat. A stone was thrown at Michilovits saloon on Wall Street during a separate incident. Elizabeth Avenue saw a woman arrested for stealing three pairs of lace curtains on April 15. she is in custody. Another report notes a drunkenness offense at East Third Streets involving Rand Reiebt.
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Kell
James Dooley
East Jersey
Sixth Streets
Dooley
Fmn
Spe
Michilovits
Wall Street
Mataan
Mulcabey
Vlsse
Baeree
Lyons Parma
Ptrolman Cored
Ciety
Tce Idalht
Rand Reiebt
wWisorderly
East Third Streets
Jersey
Lingrpaen
New Business Block Seen Northward Growth North Broad Street
A Pennsylvania Railroad opinion predicts a business block on North Broad street between Arch and Westfield avenues as firms eye property in the area. Landowners and developers inquire about parcels, with one firm offering 91,000 above last year’s price. The railroad plans a new station on North Broad once midtown work progresses, signaling a northward city expansion. Newark is viewed as joining the city, shaping a broader business corridor.
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Sears
North Broad Street
Arch
Westfield Avenue
Ferling
Paws
Jersey
Grand Streets
H. 1 Toham
Westfeld Avenue
Newark
Mr. Seham
K.P. B
la Fig
Edwards & Ring
C. Biapheore
Broad Street
Morris Avenue
J. F
Bire
Leala A. Brout
Wader
Iit Peptone
John Smith
Wad
Mae Sod
Stearns Pee
Kidnapping Charge Shocks Plainfield as Youth Held
Charles Hopes 1-year-old was jailed this afternoon on charges of kidnapping and attempted murder of a 3-year-old girl in Plainfield. He allegedly lured the child to a basement at the Plainfield Theatre. a bystander alerted police, and Hopes was remanded by Judge Runyon to await Grand Jury action.
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Charles Hopes
Rumyon
Pighwfield
Max the Mead
Plainfield
Fherneon
Yester
Sandy
Plainfield Theatre
Wepre
Seprea Barero
Runyon
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W. di . Knowles
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Trolley 70
Union County
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Jay Line
Gloversville
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Printers’ League
Stock Market
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Rabway
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Jobe
VV. McLeod
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Ceach Mae Rees
Peter Breidt Brewery
Clio Club
Dr. Camus
A. C. Hunt
West
Seotton
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Isham
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Colvell
C. End Drug Store
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Francis
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