Calabrian earthquake relief floods Europe amid toll
News reports describe 125000 survivors mauled by disaster in Calabria and Sicily, with 60000 in Naples and 20000 in Catania removed to other cities as nations rush aid by ships trains and roads. New Jersey Governor Fort issues a Red Cross relief appeal urging contributions through the state branch to aid Italian victims.
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Rome
Calabria
Sicily
Italy
Naples
Catania
Messina
Trenton
New Jersey
Italiana
American National Red Cross
Italian Red Cross
New Jerey
Daniel S. Voorhees
The
Red Cross
Caterer Charles Russ of Elizabeth Dies After Long Illness
Charles Russ a well known Elizabeth caterer and proprietor of a local catering establishment died at 2 15 this morning at his home 458 North Broad street after seven weeks of Brights disease and diabetes He was born in England February 20 1528 and came to Elizabeth at age 23 earlier he worked as a carpenter with Budd and Pierson His wife and son Charles P Russ accompanied him home from Clifton Springs where he had gone for health reasons The obituary notes his long residence and local prominence and ends with a committee statement of thanks and a hope for his priestly service later in life.
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St. Patrick’s “Church
James A. Lundy
Father
Mish Hall
John Vleary
James L. O'Neill
John J. Collins
Lamdy
Charles Russ
Elizabeth
Bright
North Broad Street
Mr. Russ
Clifton
Springs
N. Y
Charles P. Russ
Lazareth
Uth
England
Thomas B. Budd
John D. Pierson
The
Holy Mother Church
Thomas A. Simons
Cornelius F. Reagan
Thomas P. Nolan
James J. Manning
Mystery of Mrs Kruglein Wealth May Be Solved
An exclusive Journal interview reveals a local woman claims to be the prospective heir to Mrs. Margaret Kruglein and describes hidden cash, diamonds, and silver at her Washington avenue South street home. She says the elderly recluse owned property in the city and an estate in Holland and that relatives may be located in Tepsey City and New York. The informant says she told administrator W. J. R. Knowles where valuables were kept and that a will was attempted but blocked by hospital staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kruglein
General Hospital
Journal
Mrs. Kruglein
Nieves
Longtime Elizabeth Teacher Seeks Pension Upon Retiring
Harriet L. Magie, a city schoolteacher for 36 years, petitioned the Board of Education to grant half salary pension. The request asks approval of a $420 monthly pension as part of the retirement arrangement. The school system’s action follows Magie’s decades of service with Elizabeth schools.
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Harriet L. Magie
Board of Education
Magie
Elizabeth
Old Resident of City Passes After Long Illness
Charles H. Rollinson, aged about 83, longtime Fulton Bank cashier and elder deacon, died after a six month illness at his daughter Mrs H R Northrup's Summit home. He lived 38 years in the city and had previously resided with son Charles H Rollinson at 592 Jefferson Ave. Survived by two sons and four daughters. funeral at Northrup residence with ministers Thames and Tull. interment in Keenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn.
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Charles H. Rollinson
H. R. Northrup
Springfield Ave
Rollinson
New York City
Fulton Bank
Market Bank
Market- Finton Bank
First Baptist Church
Jefferson Avenue
Charles HH
Henry & Rollinson
Kh. G. Potter
Newark
Mow
R. Northrup
Summit
H. 2B. Powell
Morrigtown
R. van Nest
East Orange
Catholic Churches Plan New Year Masses for Feast Day
Right Rev. John J. O Connor announced a papal dispensation allowing meat on Friday the Feast of the Circumcision. Catholics in Newark will be informed at masses about the Holy Father's order. Mass times listed: St Patrick 6 8 9 10, Sacred Heart 6 7 9 10, St Michael 7 9 10:30, Holy Rosary 6 7 10, Immaculate Conception 9 o'clock.
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John J. O'Connor
Newark
Journal
Pius X
St. Patrick's
Church of the Sacred Heart
St. Michael's
Church of the Holy Rosary
Church of the Immaculate Conception
SUGHRUE'S DANCING ACADEMY NEW YEAR CELEBRATION
Annual New Year’s Eve event announced for Sughrue's Dancing Academy with decorative calendars for the year 31. Rental storage facility advertises separate locked rooms for furniture and pianos at East Broad Street corner Jefferson Avenue. Elizabeth Mattress Co advertises manufacturing and renovation of bedding at 2 Jefferson Street. Evening law class at New Jersey Law School Newark opens January 4 at 33 B Park Street.
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Sughrue
Dancing Academy
Tay
Dev
RENTO
East Broad St
Jefferson Avenue
N. J. Law School
Park Street
Newark
New Ward Lines Favor J F Byrnes in Democratic Primary
Redistricting moves James McLaughlin into the Second ward, while J F Byrnes remains in the Third. A special primary at Connelly's Hall favored Byrnes three weeks ago, and officials may back his selection at the January county committee meeting.
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Democratic County Committee
Third Ward
Council
Friends of
McLaughlin
Byrnes
No More Action on Certiorari in Sewer Award Case
City Attorney Connelly states there will be no further action on the writ of certiorari for the sewer award to the McCloud Company. Justice Bergen’s refusal is seen as weighty, potentially ending the controversy, while Callahan & Wade’s late proceedings are blamed for city costs. Some anticipate Supreme Court action in February, but no definite statement was obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCloud Company
Connelly
Justice Bergen
Supreme Bench
Mr. Connolly
Callahan & Wade
Supreme Court
Union County Savings Bank promotes early January deposits
The Union County Savings Bank at 3 Broad Street Elizabeth advertises that money deposited on or before January 35 earns interest from January 1, as the only local savings bank. It highlights safety of home deposits, easy withdrawal, and that heirs handle funds after death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County Savings Bank
Broad Street
Elizabeth
Committee Recommends Continued Work on School No 3 With Reservations
A New Jersey board of education special committee reviews testimony on material quality for School No 3. Expert Paterson pass indicates safety with reservations on timber and brickwork while approving suitable mortar. The board accepts the report and authorizes continued construction under specified conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troma
Board of Education
M. Byrnes Building Company
David Hlenry
Paterson
Henry
Elizabeth
N. J
Tl Board of Education
Ton
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Father Lundy
Committee of Wrangements In Charge
Golden
Saint Patrick's Church
Elizabethport
Jamhs A. Lundy
Charles Russ, Sr
SBS
Wales
Margaret
C, Mair & Son
Mair & Sons
East Jersey
Virst
Second Streets
City Dead
New York
Nue, Summit
Elizabeth Mattress CO
Jeiferzom Avenue
J.F. Byrnes
Gebhardts
Wight
Lee Vgebhardt
McManus Bros
Firss Aireet
office of _ BROS
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