Receivers Appointed in Singer Stock Dispute Case
Alexand er and Frank P McDermott named receivers by Vice-Chancellor in New Jersey probate suit over Singer Manufacturing stock. The action seeks an accounting and control of about 89000000 in stock. complainants include Jo w Willa Schege and Joey Fghutitle Ryanergy City. The court orders receivers to settle the dispute and oversee asset transfer.
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Tiy Fue
Sane Merritt Singer
Onetine Tite T
Singer Machine Comput
Aed Dadustey
Aim
Ube
Pres Joterulphy
Efleveivery
Tok
Singer Manufacturing Company
Foe Tw
Frank P.“Mcdernmtt
Alexander
Litigahwi
Pant Jiao Willa Séhege
Parla
Joey
Srakona
Singer
Miso Martinez Singer
Washington
Meritt Grant Slinger
Leotie Rendell
Sohege
Sage Fane
Fle
Motel
Tad Bi
Burglary at Curtis Hardware Ends In Loot Theft
Thieves broke into Curtis Hardware on First Street near Broadway last night, prying a bar and entering from the rear to steal about 500 worth of hardware including 200 knives and revolvers. Police were notified and are investigating. the crime mirrors a similar robbery in recent weeks.
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Uurtia
Lee
Kocatler
Broadway
Curtis
Rds
Cartier
Pevber
Wren
Amd
Obscure Obituary Snippet B Spied Insting Incomplete
Fragmentary obituary text mentions a person named B Spied Insting with garbled street and location details. Unable to determine full names, dates, or affiliations from the fragment.
Divorce Suit in Beatty Case Aflicts Judge’s View
Vice-chancellor Stevens filed an opinion in the divorce suit of John Beatty of Elizabeth against Clara May Beatty. The decision favors Mrs Beatty, finds conflicting testimony, notes alleged moral turpitude by Mrs Beatty with Samuel Carne, and references disputed events at the Turk house and surrounding letters. Evangelist Biederwolf spoke on business, politics, and Christianity at the event with W. J. Creed and musical interludes.
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Stevens Haa
John BR
Beatty
Elizabeth
Nia
Clara May Beatty
Mre. Beatty
Toaband
Mre Beatty
Samuel Carne
Carne
Turk House
Abe
Turk
Rinpaire
Business and Christianity Meeting At Jacobs Theatre
Stores on Broad Street and nearby thronged streets paused as the Nakihiy waped at noon to diy. Some one hundred fifty merelarts closed their shops at the evn request, while Jacobs Theatre hosted a large audience for the noon meeting from 12 to 1.
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Broad Street
Thea Sterenponas
Evn
Jacobs ‘Theatre
Parents Away Child Burned to Death in Fire
A house on Cone Furnace burned with two children inside while parents were away. Fire destroyed the structure and the bodies were found amid the ashes. A local name Levy’s appears in the damaged text along Broad Street. The notice mentions a store open for a Friday sale or event in unclear terms.
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Childrben
Coneh Furnace
Suilng trolley company for damages in district court
A plaintiff sues the Elizabeth Plainfield and Central Jarvey railway Company and the Public Service Corporation in district court claiming 300 damages from a trolley collision with a horse and wagon. Sidney Eldridge represents the plaintiff and S A Bernhard the defendants in the suit.
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Elizabeth
Plainfield
Central
Grand Christmas Carnival at Drewelan See Walls Paper Co
Readable fragments describe a local Christmas carnival event linked to Walls Paper Co with retail connections and community involvement. Likely mentions sponsor Drewelan and promotional activities surrounding holiday celebration.
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Walls Paper-Co. Ag
Ian An
Midnight Evangelist Rally Draws Elizabeth Crowd
Evangelists Jordan and Biederwolf urged acceptance as a large crowd marched through Elizabeth at night. The procession, from Flext Church and Citystone Church, moved to Union Hall and then the theatre for a testimony meeting and late evangelistic service starting around 11. The program featured choirs, soloists, and testimonies as Dr. Utaehrook and Rev. Kerf spoke. The event, though controversial, drew praise for order and spiritual impact, with many attendees choosing to pursue a new life at dawn.
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He Xlerts
Elizabeth
Grryatone
Union Hyligrey
Evangelist Biederwolf
Joelan
Fixeell
Otto
Bederwolf
Heremboattien
Gil i Mitchell
Jesu
Mitchell
Wienkerwalt Ash Notiner
Utaehrook
Megtar
I Totin
Jesus
St. Famed
Moob
Mr. Young
Fife
Anil
Ghiebenak-hag
Kerf
Bron Pitt
Immanuel
Rey
Jordan
Nm Khart Avidresa
Rome
Iilbert
Weeden
Wall Street Reels Early Trading With Shifts In Leaders
Wall Street opened erratically with new leaders on the tilt side including St. Paul Canadian Pacific and New York Conton while many previously strong issues faced selling pressure. Heavy trading in several stocks on both sides and talk of bull sentiment dominated early activity. Rock Island bonds torched amid broad market movement as government and other bonds held steady. Rothman Horn and Paris fashion ads appear in the page as routine notices.
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New York
St. Paul
Canadian Pacific
Conton
St. Tawl Wan
Loula Wormer
Brandyrd
London
Shyron Beer
Rock Island
Fragmentary school program listing
A damaged OCR fragment shows a school event with mentions of a choir, phone contact, and dates, but readable details are limited. The legible items include a likely school name, program notes, and a contact line, without a full narrative or clear outcomes.
March of the Christians Parade Through City Streets
Christians from the upper part of Fayabeth Wet night joined a stately procession down Elizabeth avenues. Downtown Christians led by Salvation Jenny Worps with drum and others advanced from Pion Square, moving through Karet dormey street to Scott Place and Elizabeth Avenue toward the theatre. At the head Excell and Rodeheaver marched with angels, singing a long familiar hymn of the First and Greystone churches. A second procession followed with additional participants as Olympia Square filled with onlookers. The scene was described as a solemn, happy demonstration with limited street crowd presence observed and continued on another page.
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Elizabeth
Jenny Worps
James Hattrines
Hage
Greystone
Olympia Square
Pope Pius X Holds Reception in Rome
Pope Pius X held a reception in Rome amid a large crowd at the Throne. The ceremony featured a cordial audience with the pope's cardinal colleagues and a solemn thanksgiving service in the Gifting Chapel after the ceremony. The pope’s sister Mona was reportedly taken ill during the day.
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Rome
Ter
Mona
Christmas Sale Brings Leather Goods to Local Shop
A fragment describes a Christmas sale by Mie Plonen offering leather, American, Mexican, and other items at a shop. Event details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but the notice signals a seasonal sale with various goods and prices likely listed.
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Singer CO. Stock
Isaac M. Singer
Ecogite
F. P. McDermott
Edwin Curtie
Biederwolf
FE. Biederwolf
William
Mamilten
Jordan Qreed
Busines
Linke
Geul
Hinetepm
Pegi Christ
Jeohton
Homer
Rodeheaver
AOTC
Business and Christianity
Evangelist Blederwall
Jacobs
Turisk
St. Petersburg
St-Petersburg
Volhynia
Kent
Allead
St-Heterbnrge
Count Witte
Pieth
Earbsard
Ae Levy's
City
Biederwoll
Old
Saag
Mather
Jantfiers
Rory Sehr
Neereenh
Nat Nile
Tim
Janet
Hiizabeth
Widhedera
Uhds
Wall Street
Stoke
Rothman & Horn
Paris
Miron
Taiges
Broad Street Tel
Desingen
Helier Ochy Mrrosk Vere Bat F
Fe & Company
Boude
Croiu
Ainak Gon
Voy Molin Amer
Biwar
M48
WIM Um Atchieon
Balt
Obio
Akiy Rapid
AG Bywy
Perdowy
Mile Bt
Mit Vt
Leon
Boyar, Net
Hrndson
Central Iba Visty
Loute
Nashville
VBR
Mankatray
Maatitty
Broad St
Pope Pis X
Mie
Wheeler & Wilson
Satercoom
Lhuydot
Relvambeth
Malley
Tip Gasper
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