Fire narrowly spares Brooklyn man in dramatic blaze
A blaze at 0 Bond Street in Brooklyn traps Frank Matulas nine lives aside. He survived by lying in water on the floor while rescuers pulled him to safety before a deputy chief and officers carried him from the smoke filled building. The victim, treated at Alvin Hospital, escaped serious burns though the cause and full details remain unclear. The fire heavily damaged the rear of the structure owned by the Heindt Brewing Company with two units evacuated.
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Tya Est
Frank Matulas Geen
Brooklyn
Hag
Yollusine
Peter Yeskivieh
Bond Street
Matulawiex
Alwast
Mahoney
Holicemanllaney
Alvin, Hospital
Ayfolachner
Netonti
Shah
Dhat
Dhp
Matulwisei
Yeshkivich
Herat
Geo
Wertemer
Morris Ley
Wey
Mulfoo
Tony Patrick
MN Heindt Cy Brewing Company
Noe
WiMing Wawa
Iilding
Chive Mahoey
Hiv
Ole Mahoney
Sita
Iil Matalawviset
Union Township votes against new hospital site
Union Township residents oppose a proposed hospital on watershed land near Elizabeth. Members argue the site risks health and safety, citing tuberculosis history and local water concerns. Debate focuses on suitability, with voters urged to consider community impact over institutional needs.
Women Campaigners Aid Plague Fight With Red Cross Stamps
A large corps of men and women volunteers distributes Hud Cross seals to replace Red Cross stamps during Christmas. The effort, under Society for the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis supervision, covers city sections and workplaces with captains named for wards and districts. Proceeds support Elizabeth relief and state and national relief efforts, with plans to raise about 2500 dollars at a sale event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Hud Cross
Red Cross
Red Crags
Eliabeth
Wmler
Society For the Prevention and Relief of
Agion
Victor Mritving
Pilling Bootn
Anderson
Leon Mexander
Mra.j. 1
Biginy
BE. A. Leach
Banka
Gan and Water
Edward Olmsted
Frascrs Pyne
FE. R. Bailey
Uptown
Arshen
Toler
Mary Ip
Caroline Morrison
Singer Manufacturing Company
Ute
Tev
Wilkin
Mirmillan
Havel Kirkland
Wrke
Nurae
Sinner Manufacturing Company
Leaila
Boone
Vieimby
Hie State Society For Literature and
Wim
Joon Society
Arala
Saloonkeeper Santella Guilty in Slot Case at October Term
A jury found Joseph Santella, a Third avenue saloonkeeper, guilty of having a slot machine in his business, marking the first local jury conviction this term. Police evidence and multiple indictments against saloonkeepers and store proprietors surfaced as the district pursued machine seizures.
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Joseph Sanfella
Third Avenue
Morey
Rid
George
Tenney
Mee Joonkeepers
Santella
Lowever
Jersey City Boy Strikers Warned by Parents
Truant officers under the Board of Education interview parents of seventy boys involved in a large strike. The dispute centers on transfer to a new school building opening Monday with advanced facilities. Leaders say they will not return unless assigned to the new school or allowed time in the old one.
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Torney City
Board of Education
Schmiding Ool
Phe
Judge Nominates Ex Chancellor to Lead County Courthouse Probe
Former Chancellor William J. Magie of Jersey City was named by Supreme Court Justice Swayze to head an investigation into Hudson County Courthouse costs. The project reportedly cost about 3 million dollars with rumors of extravagance. Justice Swayze ordered the inquiry despite defense arguing the issue is statutory and records should be public.
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William J. Magie
Thin City
Supreme Court
Swayze
Jersey City
Hudson County
Pion
Charles L. Carrick
Iffadion County
Tystien Swayze
Gilbert Collins
John Mulvaney
Mulvaney
Eye Amputated After Plant Accident
William Kachter suffered a severe injury at the W.HO tankin Company plant when a burst gear shattered by broken ghisa struck him in the face. Doctors removed his left eye to save his life, the operation performed yesterday after the incident early in the morning.
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William Kachter
W.ho Tankin Company
Woodmen Elect Officers At Monthly Camp Meeting
The monthly gathering of Camp No. Al Woodmen of that World met at G. A. R. Mull Broad Street. Officers for the ensuing year were elected: President J. Marchman, Clerk Hudolph Peters, Vice Lieutenant KE. Mineh, Banker George Munroe, Escort C. Seymour.
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G. A. R. Mull
Broad Street
J. 2. Marchman
Hudolph Peters
KE. Mineh
George Munroe
C, Seymour
Merchants to Dine Sets Committee for Banquet Plans
President Jaaven J. Laurie of the First Street Merchants Association appoints a committee to arrange a ten-quet date. Members listed include Cheries 1D Dostor Edward Hereh William Tigentorm B. B. Mitter John P. Weber Lawrence O'Donnell. The group to report on the banquet and learn to dance at Sughrue Building.
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Jaaven J. Laurie
Flrst
Asesclatiin
Cheries 1D
Dostor
Edward Hereh
William Tigentorm
B. B. Mitter
John P. Weber
Lawrence
O'Donnell
National urban credit unions review in New Jersey report
Special to the Fournet Treaton, Dorf. The annual report of Vira My Lewis details building loans totaling 573 with a 46 increase from last year. Associations saved 40,602,460 in assets, while real estate owned fell 80,037 to 1,030,502. Foreclosures numbered two, total foreclosures ninety-nine. Membership rose to 178,043. gains in value rose 14,164 or 9.6 percent. Continued on Eighth Page.
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Fournet Treaton
Dorf
Vira My Lewis
Dan Tissier
Wand Wisineses
New Jersey
Chatiot
Lewin
Omortyane
Wolters
Court Ruling Set Aside In Pfeffer Case In Bergen County
Supreme Court Justice Bergen today granted an order setting aside the conviction of Harry Pfeffer, an automobile agent, who was fined and given a suspended sentence for reckless driving after a certiorari appeal. The case moved through Judge Mahon, the County Court, and the Supreme Court as motions were heard by Bergen. A separate ruling granted the Central Railroad Company the appointment of commissioners in condemnation proceedings against lands owned by Ellen Gordon and Ridgeway near Aldene and Roselle Park, with commissioners named by Justice Bergen.
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Supreme Court
James J. Bergen
Mahon
Joh A. Galatia
Harry 8. Pfeffer
Vieffer
Ami Hy
Mahoo
Pfeffer
David
Bergen
Connally
Arid Wabl
Coty Nally Ayienrn
Healf
Connolly
Dudge Mahon
Vail
Circuit Court
Judge Atwater
Justine Bergen
Centra Railroad Company
Ellen Gordon
Ridgeway
Aldeng
Roselle Park
Horough
Martin J. O'¢ar
Clark Melt
Whittemore
Justien Bergen
W. H. Howard
Rahway
C.H. K. Halsey
Krederickinsby
Sammiesionern
Union Business College Catalogue Ad
Union Business College advertises its new catalogue from 206 210 Broad Street within the Dix Building. Principal R Berriman invites calls or letters to 603 W. for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Business College
Broad Street
Dix Buildin
R Berriman
Plainfield Journal Ad For Sale Event At Central Barn
The Journal at Plainfield announces a sale at the Central Barrow Mead site in the afternoon. W. B. Olmay and Oren Yuna Mork are listed among attendees for the two year event with a likely community focus.
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Saben
Plainfield
Sain Ware
Company Mantle
Camtral Barrow
Cy Ater
Sas
W. B. Olmay
Yuna Mork
Svenum
Building and Loan Prosperity Report Highlights
State Banking and Insurance Commissioner reports a year of growth for building and loan associations with assets totaling 86,602,369 dollars. Gross assets rose nearly ten percent to 7,807,581 dollars, foreclosures fell, and subscriptions reached 63,148,228 dollars. Net worth stood at 80,058,922 dollars with 168,159 members at year start and 178,043 at year end, including 44,010 borrowing members holding 478,975 shares.
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State Banking and Insurance Commissioner
Dunn Lane
Aggrr
Tve
Gypsy Princess Tries Escape From State Home
Catherine Kiltahis Jomeon, a Romany girl linked with Milan Johnson, fled a State Home for Girls in Trenton in a planned escape. An improvised rope broke as she lowered herself from a three story window, causing internal injuries and a broken arm. She recuperates as officials note she longed for freedom but was treated well.
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Titan
Catherine Kiltahis Jomeon
Gipsy Princas
Thin City
Milan Johsson
Ingipay
Atlantic League Park
Trenton
Nhe
Institution
Uiet
Ulero
Ard
Johnaon
Isham
Bow Fon
Ely
Uhier Tenney
Antiel Elite
Tion
Atwater
Tome
No Settlement Over Salary Of Fire Chief
The Elizabeth city officials discuss salary for Fire Chief Gerstung amid court actions and maniamus proceedings. A temporary adjournment failed. proposals ranged from 1800 to 4000 dollars annually, with bills to be presented and contested, while the chief’s pay remains unresolved.
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Augustierstung
Geratung
Cit
Elizabeth
Ti Wan
Board of Fire
Gerstung Beard
Gerstung
Statue veil removal ceremony for Washington state monument
A cablegram from Prince von Brouben, a Revolutionary hero’s descendant, announces a dedication in Washington next Wednesday with a large German delegation from New York and Newark attending. The ceremony features I songs and a grand parade, with speakers at the Willard venue and a $50,000 monument dedication in Elizabeth.
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Am Vollimg
Taran van Breuben
Washington
Welnesday
Menerat
Priedrich
Wilhelm von Brouben
Elizabette
New York
Newark
Pinwenss Dora Cuy
Philadelphia
Curd Verein
Maumdtl Chars AF
Krent
Kalliwode
Atierthie
Leynien
Elizabeth
Mr. Turvers
St Louis Lawyer Succeeds Bowers in Supreme Court Bar
St Louis attorney chosen to succeed Bowers as Solicitor General, with duties to argue major cases before the Supreme Court. Report notes potential involvement of Department of Justice and the rise of a notable national reputation for the office and a key upcoming term.
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ST. Louis
Bowers
Johnnty
Washington
St. Lowi
Lloyd
Amt
Lebiam
Department of Ociation
Tia
Carri Holmen
Ndi Atione
Allie Ip
Murray Beck announces marriage in New York church
The notice reports the marriage of Mita Mabelle Beck, daughter of Shits Beck of Weetthid, to K Muthay of Thievity. Ceremony held on Sevenibes iy ty the Key Bnd at the Chuvele in Washington, New York. A quiet gathering followed, with Murray and family planning to host friends at their Morris residence.
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Annouincemens
Miaue
Otie
Mita Mabelle B. Beck
Shits Beck
Weetthid
Gamirdun K
New
Murray
Morris
Eyes Trouble You Optistan Party Announcement
A fragmentary notice references Ast Wink the optistan and a gathering at Firat Street hosted by Gretchore and McManus Brothers. Names and details are unclear in the OCR snippet but hints a local event or promotion.
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Gretchore
McManus Brothers
Firat Street
Verdict favors city in long disputed street case
A jury in the Circuit Court returned a verdict for the city in the long running case over ownership of the foot of Wilberth avenue, after more than twenty years of litigation. The railroad company may appeal to the Court of Errors. City Attorney Frank Bergen oversaw city interests. witnesses provided testimony from beyond the grave to support the city’s claim.
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Old Tigers
Central Ahead Company
Vliberth Avenue
Cipcuit
Yesturday
Iit
Riilroul
Court of Errore
Eomne
Tyomor
Brank Rerien
Cairf
Dimes Co
Bergen
Richard
Linda Bey
Deciby
Jarord
Nyerin
Six Day Race Kicks Off In New York Tonight
New York hosts the annual six day bicycle race opener with a three form sprint championship. Teams from America Australia and Germany feature contenders Brad Kramer Jack Corks Walter Kutt Elie Collins Fabby Weely and others. Fifteen teams compete as midnight starts loom with West and DeMa from San Francisco added to the Historic entries and viewed as threats if in form.
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New York
Hee
Brad Kramer
Jacki Corks
Walter Kutt
America
Australd
Gerhanny
Fabby
Elie Collins
Krawer
Callina
Magda
Ape Biol
Tred West
Walter de Ma
Wilive Son
San Eranciaco
Czar fears aggression spark mobilization in Kara province
Moscow dispatch reports Czar fears Turkish aggression and orders heavy mobilization in Kara province near the Caucasus. Turkish tensions rise as Young Turks consider war to rally support and gain military glory, with Hussin’s actions cited as a trigger. Russian stance remains cautious while Turkey’s moves prompt heightened readiness.
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St. Petersbrg
Turkey
Ale Lie Ji
Kara
Andeus Fu Sein
Tin Kara
Keizo
Suita
Cen
Anid
Toy Press
Kissin
Wall Street Tone Shifts Amid Market Turbulence
The report outlines a turbulent trading day with wary investors and changing tones across Wall Street. Analysts note shifts in sentiment as financial markers react to evolving conditions, while key firms and services adjust positions amid ongoing market pressures.
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Brooklynite
Union Township
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Union Horishin
Lustanehye
Mee Lolliers
Rosa
Eliza
Chia
Morley Titan
Mirosastip
Shett
Brothers, Firat Tzeee
Hudson
Eve
Woodmen
Sughrue
Atromg
Duyable
McManya ‘Brothors
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Building and Loan Associations
Pfieffer
Building and Loan Prosperity
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Jacou Prencis
Elizabeth H
Hershid 207 Street
Randae Wei
C_ Slair
Bon
Fat and
Sicond
Fred W. Lehmann
Murray-Beck
Rae
Czar
Wall Street
LOUAT
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Bmw Steiner
Ulan
Sun
Drexey City
BL. Rwy. Co
Jorn Blao
Jersey
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