Mayor Opens St. Michael's Parish Hall
A crowd of several hundred gathered as Mayor delivered the dedicatory address marking the formal opening of St. Michael's Parish Hall at East Jersey and Jamies streets. He praised the hall's moral influence on city youth and lauded the parish, Y M C A and former pastors. The Rev Dr Behrman spoke, tracing parish progress, and a chorus of 100 schoolchildren performed patriotic songs.
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Mraving
St. Michael's Pari Hl
New Hall
East Jersey
Jamies Streets
Pemona
St. Michael's
Elizabeth
Reena
St. Michael's Parish
J. Behr
Inden
St. Michael
St. Michel's Parish
St. Michael's Church
Pariah
Behrman
Cloilea
Alfred. A. Stety
John 8. Sawer
Owen P. Mahon
Willam H. Luster, Jr
Man Falls Twenty Feet From Roof in Newark
John Jesure of 149 Livingston Street Newark fell twenty feet from a small roof on Avenue D yesterday afternoon but escaped injury. He landed among weeds and debris, with witnesses noting the fall but reporting no serious harm.
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Avenue D
Newark
John Jesure
Livingston Street
Isa Tal
Avenue. D
Lawsuit Seeks 500 Recovery After Property Dispute
In District Court Hortlin Bukva recovered 35 and Oyei Jhukva 14.50 from Sinstrer Mihalovite amid a dispute over borrowed tools. The case notes a claim for 500 and mentions injuries from a fight at a home gathering.
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Hortlin Bukva
Oyei- Jhukva
Sinstrer Mihalovite
Bakyn
Mitaloy Ita
Public Service Suit Tests Westfield Poles Route
The Public Service Corporation sues Westfield to stop removal of electric poles on Grove Street arguing towns lack power to regulate pole routes. Frank J. Bergen for the corporation contends pre 1903 status gives right to erect poles with abutting-owner consent. Judge Emery weighs if Westfield and neighboring towns must be parties. case examines charter and 1893 act scope.
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Steelal
Jenewal
Newark
Public Service Corporation
Wentfield
Court of Chancery
Frank
J. Bokgen
Flimbeth
Woestfield
Rove Street
Plainfield
Cranford
Stotch Pinina
Fanwood
Westfield
Emery
Bergen
Public Service
Union County Electric Companies
Westfeld Wan
Mall Electric Companies
Weatfield
Green
Peter Fenelan Collier Buried In Memorial Funeral
Ratontown reports the burial of Peter Fenelan Collier founder of Collier's Weekly at Wickatunk farm. The funeral featured the full Kalontewn Kennels pack, hotel emblems, and a bugle as horsemen in riding dress attended in tribute to the man who planned the event.
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Ratontown
Peter Fenelan Collier
Collier's Weekly
Dunsandle
Collier
Woman Demands $5 000 Reward For Adele Boas
New York April 27 A claim to the $5,000 reward offered by Arthur B Boas for the recovery of his runaway daughter Adele has been filed by restaurant owner Elizabeth M Upton of Charlestown Manitoba claiming she informed New York authorities first. Boas attorney says no one is entitled to the reward since Adele found herself and returned home before any authorities were notified.
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New York
Arthur B. Boas
Ranaway
Adele
Elisabeth M
Upton
Main Street
Charlestown
Adela
Hersef
Local S A R Men at Convention
Judge Edward Atwater state president and George T Privat will represent Elizabethtown Chapter Sons of the American Revolution at the annual gathering. The event takes place at the Hotel Belvedere in Baltimore on Saturday.
Taft Goes to Philadelphia
Taft heads to Philadelphia for a dinner and speech connected with the Grant birthday event. The trip includes remarks about Pulledsighia and a mention of returning to Washington for the next day’s duties.
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Taft
Philadelphia
Roselle Young Man Escapes Fire at Constantinople
A Roselle man, Tony Dwight, about 30, narrowly survived a firefight in Constantinople. He sent a message via Rev. Mr Dwight after receiving a Bible from a missionary father, recounting bullets tearing ground and missiles splashing, yet he escaped with injuries only slight.
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Constantinople
Roselle
Tony Dwight
Rma
Dwight
Drright
Semalles
Onesinnaing
Pwight
Father
Co . Wass
Pastor Couttas Welcomed Back by St James MLE Church
Members from every St James MLE society gathered to welcome Rev. T. I. Couttas D.D. back to the church. The evening featured reports from societies, a welcome address by William P. Groves, and expressions of appreciation for the church’s work as noted in the society reports. The event concluded with ceremonial verses and further remarks praising the pastor and the societies.
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St James Mle
T. 1. Couttas
William .P. Groves
Suinilay
Coultas Teapondad
Stamp Out the Gamblers Aboard Kaiser Wilhelm II
Telegraph reports the Kaiser Wilhelm II will dock at quarantine where New York police and Hoboken detectives plan to arrest three gamblers accused by Captain Coeppers of fleecing passengers in card games during the current voyage. The German liner confirms the wireless claim and vows to make an example of the flagrant misconduct and stamp out card sharps aboard.
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New York
Hoboken
Fiew
Lloyd
Coeppers
$100000 Fire Destroys Newark Elevator
A grain elevator owned by Wilkinson, Gaddis & Company in Newark is burning with the blaze possibly burying porter Jacob Dolk. Officials fear losses may exceed $100,000 as flames threaten adjacent structures and the site is under evacuation and emergency response.
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Newark
Porter
Journal
Wilkinson, Gaddis & Company
Jacob Dolk
Mr Schwartz Resigns Advertising Position
Augustin W. Schwartz resigns after four years as advertising manager of the Elizabeth Evening Times to join Enterprise Coal and Supply Company as a salesman. The department will continue to engage with Elizabeth’s business community, as Sawarts has long been active in local advertising. Schwartz, a longtime resident on Jefferson Avenue, drew attention for balancing public duties with business interests.
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Augustin W. Schwartz
Elizabeth Evening Times
Enterprise Coal and Supply Company
Sawarts
Ing Department of Journal
Nedark Starr
Elizabeth
Schwartz
Schwarta
Mile
Tof
Jefferson Avenue
Hope to Bestir Hains by Sight of Children
Telegraph item reports General PY. C. Maine seeking to bring his son Captain Peter C. Hains III to see his father. Three children are expected from Washington this week with their grandmother, the general's wife, to visit their father. two may join after recess. Jury count at the courthouse was ten, with completion hoped before winter.
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Pram
PY. C. Maine
Peter C
Murger
W. K. Aunia
Prie C. Hains II
Nik
Remarkable Suit Sale At United Clothing Company
Bargains for two days at United Clothing Company 4 Firet street corner Fulton. Sale features blue serge suits and other items at reduced prices. Open evenings. shoppers urged to attend. Text ambiguity but notes capacity to attract bargain seekers and references to location and schedule.
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Saly
United Clothing Company
Firet Street
Fulton-Street
Tta Sie
Willato
Pastor recounts Adana horrors in graphic dispatch
Telegraph report from Jamabon details two days of massacre in Adana as Armenians’ shops are looted and set ablaze. Rev Howard Adams Gibbons cites ineffectual Vali leaders, rioters aided by Turkish reserves, and killings of missionaries Daniel Miner Rogers and Henry Master. Civilians flee amid burning quarters and mass killings.
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Jamabon
Adana
Mamueres
Howard Adams Gibbons
Hartfont
Gibbons
Phe -Perytit
Getti
Ganier
William Chambers
Ucgn
Gutte
Fortresea
Ters
Mna
Vali
Doughty
Consnul
Meravia
Ain
Challe
Daniel Miner Rogers
Henry Master
Turkiah
Tarsus
Doctor Alfred Donovan Dies After Illness in Union City
Dr. Alfred Quinn Donovan, a respected physician of Union County and long time Halifax native, died at St Elizabeth Hospital after a three week illness. He was 55, began practice in 1884, trained at St Marys Halifax and the Medical College in Now York. He served as chief of visiting staff at Alexian Hospital and belonged to the Community Medical Society and American Medical Association. His death follows surgery performed by Dr Ellsworth Elliott Jr of New York.
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Union County
Alfred Quinn Donovan
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Donovan
Ellsworth Elliott, Jr
New York
Bonovant
St . Mary's
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Athevar Medics College
Michael
Susan Hossam Donovan
Ago
Alexian Hospital
St. A
American Medicy Society
Em Righth Page
Century Shoe Repairing and Dancing Academy Ad
Fragmentary OCR notes advertise shoe repairing and a dancing academy with scattered phrases about a "Magic Furee" and a cleaner. Mentions of Waterproofing, a Mr or Mrs identity unclear, and partial product or service terms.
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Pei
Sughrups Dancing Academy
Gres
Picture Men Beaten for Attacking Girl
In Hoboken a group of laborers halted a staged abduction by three film actors hired to pose for a moving picture. They beat the actors who were found unconscious in the road after rescuing a woman believed to be attacked. The incident ended with the actors being confronted and the woman explaining the scene.
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Tournal
New York
Pennsylvania
Hoboken
Moving Picture Concern
Moving Picture Concrn
Loboken
Wall Street Opens With Mixed Early Trading
The opening of stock markets showed a wet and unsettled start with many issues trading in modest gains before slipping back. Union Pacific and Steal Common saw fractional gains while Bi T fell in a weak mood. Government bonds were unchanged and other bonds slipped. Copper dropped midmorning before some recovery appeared as buying at low prices attracted interest around 12:30 PM.
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Journal
New York
Union
Union Pacificnnit Steal Common, While Bi. T
Lateran
Neighbor Accused Woman in City Court Sparked by Complaint
Mrs. Mary Carnell of South Becandstrett faced Judge Mabon in City Criminal Court on a charge of wriking and scratching at neighbor Mr Littau Watch. City Attorney James Connelly represented Carnell and requested a continuance until April 20, which was granted.
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Mary Carnell
South Becandstrett
Mabon
Te-Tay
Littau Watch
Ciy
James Connelly
Taken Ill on Street in Newark
A man named Mary Alexander of John Street Carteret was taken ill on Broad and Market streets in Newark yesterday. Police transported him to St Michasi’s hospital for treatment.
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the Journal
Xewark
Mary “Alexander
John Sire
Carteret
Bred
Michasi's Hospital
Deposed Sultan Abdul Hamid Foes Crown New Ruler
The Turkish National Assembly deposed Abdul Hamid and proclaimed Mehmed Rechad Effendi the new sultan amid public cheers. A 101 gun salute marked the moment, while Abdul remains guarded at Yildiz Kiosk. Rechad, 65, oldest male Othmanid descendant, inherits a troubled realm with lingering unrest.
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Constanople
Sulter
Jonal
Sheik Aldalam
Yildiz
Tolay
Abdul Hamid
Mehemued Rechad Effendi
Rechad
Sheik-C,m
Pely
National Assembly
Abdul
Yildiz Kiowk
Woakting
Roselle Girl Wins Prizes at New Jersey College of Pharmacy
Roselle resident Mabel Stipman Horning, daughter of longtime local pharmacist George H. Wording, earned several prizes at the New Jersey College of Pharmacy graduation in Wallace Hall Newark. An ovation marked her receipt of awards amid family and supporters.
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Mabel Stipman Horning
Rosell Park
George H. Wording
New Jersey College, of Pharmacy
Wallace Hall
Newark
OM Prison
Wes
Hepa
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C. Mair
SOR
Jy Rals
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Kent
Lys
Euaer
Samus
Howard. A. Gibbons
Hartford, Conn
DR. Donovan
Wall Street
Sultan
Othman
Whoeaa Beiat
Conatand
Maple
sAbdul
Yussef Izzedin
Hineve
Conaur
Othnan
Yussaf
Tan
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Abdel Hamid
Murad
Ity
Amul
Zesi
Misa Horning
Onivision
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