Community entertainment aids crippled children appeal
Despite poor weather a large crowd attended yesterday afternoon and evening at St. John's Parish Hall East Scott Le under the Society for the Relief of Crippled Children The program featured tableaux and a second act titled Our Very Day Children with young performers including Eleanor ris Harriet Barrows Catherine Vigelius Edward Harrison and Miss Marguerite Parmelee The event received generous applause and support from the local residents and organizers for the crippled children’s fund.
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East Scottle
Society the Relief of Crippled Children
9 John's Chapel
St. John's
Amd
Vin
Elasquex
Ot Young Serensders
Misa Catherine Vigelius
Edward Harrison
Eve
Netlaon
Amit
Edith Ee
Leon
Sara Hinderson
Hugh Nelson
Ring Merchandise Mystery In OCR Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text mentions ring merchandise and a possible product label Pak Serovdeb eB op a to. Details are unclear. readable items suggest a catalog line or brand reference without full context or complete item description.
Manufacturers Sale Ends With Likely Closure In City
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a manufacturers sale titled United Cheshing Commas at First ons and a possible finish near Me he Mee Getiar. Names and places are garbled, but the item points to a local retailer sale event with uncertain completion.
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Ant BG
United Cheshing Commas
Getiar
Birth of Princess Brought Dutch Nation to Jubilant Streets
Telegraphic dispatch from The Hague reports Queen Wilhelmina giving birth to a daughter at 7 AM. The crowd cheered through heavy rain as guns fired to signal the news. Prince Henry and ministers acknowledged the birth, lifting a long-standing concern over the succession and keeping the nation in a wave of national celebration.
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Jewral
the Hague
Holland
Wilhelmina
Kouwer
Jay
House of Orange
Prince Consort
Henry
Wilhelmina Helena Paulind
Maria
Prince Henry
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Netherlands
Germany
Big Kirmess Night In Monee Parish Ambles Through Storm
Guests from across the state assemble for the first week’s kirmess in Monee Halt Jersey amid poor weather. A concert by the Y M C A Ladies’ Auxiliary was postponed to Monday. Rivalry for an $800 piano between McC and the Young Ladies grows sharper as votes tally, with hundreds attending and a carnival cotillion planned. Meanwhile Texas City Illinois lies wrecked with fatalities and injuries from a destructive storm.
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Kirmess
Biethaei
Jersey
Amaleee
Michael's Sicagery
Frederigk Reltemeyer
Ackrmiess
Eat McC
Seek Mother of Child Father’s Case Ended
Fragmented report notes Robert French of Bayway and wife Mrs Margaret O’Crady of Arlock strenty involved in a case seeking the mother of a child. The article line appears garbled but references criminal coast birthday and unclear details of charges and proceedings.
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Robert French
Bayway
Aesinat
Margaret, O'Crady
Arlock-Strenty
Shen
Fremeh
Aamitild
Zedge Mulan
Readjustment of City Debt In The Air
City Council contemplates extra expenditures and discusses using sinking fund for street work. General Colina’s banquet remarks are cited as urging funding for general city improvements, but officials warn this could breach existing contracts. Mayor Merving defends the current sinking fund restrictions and the approach to bond readjustment to free funds for improvements remains contentious.
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D. F. Colina
Banquet of the Americas Association
Mraving
Thin Tering
Pero
Tome
T! Council
Panto
Expectant visit to Beverly summer colony grows
Telegraphic dispatch from Beverly Massachusetts states Representative Nicholas Longworth and Mrs Longworth have leased a cottage for the summer near Woodbury Point while Taft's family is expected to arrive around July 5. The property at Mingo Beach is owned by Mrs Roosevelt. Mrs Joseph Leiter of Chicago has leased the adjacent Pickaman cottage and will join the summer colony.
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Jonsnel Beverly
Mass
Mra
Nicholas Longworth
Woodbury Point
Taft
Julie 5
Mingo Beach
Longworth
Roosevelt
Joseph Leiter
Chicago
Pickaman Cottage
Beverly Summer Colony
Exempt Firemen Elect New Officers at East Scott Meeting
A large crowd attended the Exempt Firemen Association annual meeting in Miller's Hall East Scott place. Officers were elected delegates named for the Phillipsburg state convention and a committee appointed to arrange participation in the Newark firemen's event on June 1. New president Michael T Deving was chosen with officers and delegates including Charles Meehan William Kane and Cornelius Kane. The finance committee and delegates to various bodies were also named amid some discussion.
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Exempt Firemen's Association
Miller's Hall
East Scott Place
Phillipsburg
Newark
Pire
William Maane
Aim
Satis
Michael T.deving
Firemen's Bay Clay
Tony
Edweerd Byrnes
John
Nine Dead In Fire Blame Mail Blackmailers
New York telegraph reports a six story tenement fire at 37 Spring Street in the Tribeca area. Nine people died and fourteen were hospitalized after an incendiary blaze traced to extortion letters demanding money. Police credit officers and a quick response for saving several residents. Investigators link the attack to threats sent to an Har-Tem establishment two weeks prior.
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Tournal
New York
Spring Street
Trallan Quarter
Mulberry Street
Broayner
American Clothiers' Victory in Market Ad Battle
An unclear OCR fragment notes triumph of American Clothiers over a rival. It mentions The Stein-Bloch and New York offerings, plus London ties. Readable details are limited but indicate competitive success in fashion apparel advertising.
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the Sea Clothing Company
Sejureul
Stein-Bloch
New York
Separ Sane
London
Mangano to Face Court Tomorrow
Owen Mangano, awaiting arraignment for a second murder charge, spent today in consultation at the county jail. He spoke of discouragement and unclear fate tied to his condition and claimed his actions were driven by distress.
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Mangano
William R.wilson
Owenl
Nick Mangano
Blketent
Mongumo
Priesterat
Benaly
Mia
Andrews retires today on tax board vacancy
The county tax board loses member Frank H. Andrews of Plainfield as his term expires today. No appointment has been made to fill the vacancy, and plans for future confirmations and appointments by Governor Fort are anticipated but not yet revealed.
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Andrews
Frank HL. Andrews
Plainfield
le Governor Fort
Rall
Wall Street Notes Show Mixed Uplift Amid Government Pressure
Telegraph dispatch reports renewed trading activity with shares rebounding as investors react to government actions. Market leaders advance while concerns linger over fiscal policy and broader economic tone, suggesting cautious optimism despite lingering volatility.
Rebuilding sale notice from blurred local ad
fragmentary notice describes a rebuilding sale with walls to be torn out and storage preparations. readable items reference a corner location and broad street, but many details are obscured.
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