Lincoln centennial observance service at Presbyterian Church
A Lincoln centennial program at First Presbyterian Church drew a large local attendance including veterans from Artie Dahlgren and Jyd Kilpatrick Posts and allied groups. Rev. William Force Whitaker delivered a patriotic sermon titled The Man the Hour, linking patriotism and faith as he recalled Civil War sacrifices and Lincoln’s call for troops. The service began with music and prayers, followed by readings and remarks on duty and conscience.
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Whitaker
First Presbyterian Church
Pirat Presbyterian Church
Abraham Lincoln
William Force
Tocal
Artie Dahlgren
Jyd- Kilpatrick
Cory
Pp Sewell
Crane
Lincoln Camp
Sonor
Veter
Women's Relief Corps
G. A. Th
8. V
Ais
Ehimeh
Bmith
Marche Militaire
Gounod
America
Heme
Bat- Wy Elvey
Mrs. Worcester
Rontealle
Millard
Asian Minister Returns From Quake District
An Asian minister, identified as the Rev Aurelio Cantafto, visited the quake district in Hal y on Thursday afternoon. The Italian minister spoke of the tremor and its impact while attending a recital in the city. The presbytery noted the event amid a yearlong trend of unrest and church activity in the area.
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Elizabeth
Haly
Aurelio Cantafto
Apd
Camtalia
Katy
Tom
Died In A Cab Westie Time Pec0 be the Journal
The fragment notes a death in a cab with references to a Mrs colored person, recorded in a local newspaper snippet. The readable portion mentions a death occurring in transit and identifies a female subject described by color.
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Westie
Lincoln Centenary Service Tickets Demand Soars
The First Presbyterian Church centennial celebration for Abraham Lincoln’s birth sold out rapidly as reserved seats vanished within an hour. Tickets were distributed at multiple local stores and must be held until 7:55, with late arrivals admitted to stand spaces as available. The program features New York soprano Miss Lourne B. Voight, with Rev. Dr. Geo K. Strobridge delivering the oration and Ex-Chancellor Megle presiding.
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First Presbyterian Church
Abraham Lincoln
Frohwinn's Drug Store
First Street
Schmidt' Drug Store
Elizabeth Avenue
Atéwalt's
Roselle
Marien
Cranford
Exhawat
Erate
Eee
Sistes
Iplenaia
Liederkranz Society
Lourne B. Voight
New York
Geo K. Strobridge
New York City
Widalle
Megle
Pee
Janer Denies Charge and Wins Change of Venue
Joseph M. Janer of Brooklyn pleads not guilty to a felonious assault charge. His wife Katherine Loersch, also of Brooklyn, seeks a change of venue claiming her husband is insane and inebriated, with accusations tied to their family history. The telegraph report notes the court actions and alleged domestic context surrounding the case.
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Janer
Telegeyph
Brooklyn
Fes
M. Janer
Ynwen
Keay
Clerks Install Alliance Aims to Close Stores Evenings
Officers of the Retail Clerks Protective Association were installed in Odd Fellows Hall by John T. Cosgrove. The group, now affiliated with the American Federation of Labor, plans to urge merchants to close stores four nights weekly, with Monday and Saturday evenings viewed as peak business times. A representative of the AFL pledged support and urged smooth cooperation to avoid future friction. Merchants are asked to sign by March 2 at 1 PM, with hopes for harmonious relations going forward.
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Retail Clerks’ Protective Association
Odd Fellows Hall
John T. Cosgrove
Union County ‘Trades Council
American Federation of Labor
John Aa Delis Aviea
Ea Viee- Ie
James
Association
Ten Dead in Manchester Fire at Bodging-House
Telegraph reports ten dead and many injured after a disastrous fire at the Grosvenorst bodging-house in Manchester. About 300 workers were inside when flames erupted, many leaping from roofs and windows in a panic. Firemen arrived swiftly as upper floors filled with smoke and victims. The warehouse, a tall structure, was consumed within an hour leaving numerous bodies presumed trapped in the ruins.
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Manchester
Eng
Grosvenorst
Bodging-Howse
Sori
Aolth
Big Industry for This City May Move Plant to Elizabeth
Kalbfleisch Chemical Company plans to centralize operations in Elizabeth after a devastating fire. A new larger plant on Third Avenue will replace the Brooklyn facility, with offices and multiple buildings as the firm aims to make Elizabeth its principal manufacturing hub.
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Pines
Abe Franklin Kalbfeisen Chemical Company
Thinl Avenue
Elizabeth
Brooklyn
Kalbfliesch Company
Third Avenue
Cours
Edward Brennan
Iite Tate
Kalbfleisch
Weighers Books Under Scrutiny In Jersey City Trial
In the Marche trial, fourteenth day, defense questions Central Railroad weigh master Alexander Prime about entries in weighing books. Prime testified to shipments and weights involving Marone and the Barrett Company, while the defense cites a letter from John M Morris challenging two weights. The dispute centers on book admissibility and whether Prime altered entries or unduly supported Morris’s assertions.
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Alexander Prime
Central Railroad
Jersey City
Prime
Mendel Gottesman
Marone
Barrett Company
Allan Strong
Strong
Prine
Marsh
Mr. Strong
Gottesman
Barrett
Letteeman
Jersey Avenue
Trustees Meeting To Plan Immediate Next Steps
The board of trustees of the Rcott Mens. mest Association will hold a meeting at the City bial at 29 o'clock tomorrow morning to outline plans for immediate actions. Missing attendance will be noted, Moomanus Bros. are not expected to attend.
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Besra of Trustees
Rcott Mens. Mest Association
Bial
Fearful discharge ends in dairy foreman killing and suicide
In Hoboken at the McDermott Dairy depot on Park Avenue Andrew Rubisch, fearing another layoff, killed superintendent Victor Handon, wounded a co worker, then shot himself. Police found Rubisch dead inside the depot and Handon at the entrance as dawn broke shortly before 2 am.
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Victor Hansen
Hoboken
Andrew Rubisch
Pelegaph
Jornal
Rubisch
Victor Handon
McDermott
Park Avenue
Thie Elty
Higa
Maitir Esciper
Nordin
Andrew Kubrich
Nuram
Rublach
Hanaen
Entrancr
Lincoln Day Observance Planned for City Schools
The Lincoln Day program proceeds under Superintendent R K Clement with details from principals and teachers. Prominent speakers and scheduled addresses for every grade level will lead to a final ceremony unveiling a memorial tablet, with times listed for primary to high school groups and multiple speakers including Rev. Dr Snowden and Dr Whitaker.
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R. Ki. Chement
Clement
Thin City
Sirti
Forture Schools
Poe Ey
John Z. Kerr
RB. Cima
Mary
Tora
Walter B. Timms
Raed
Filucation
R. Ke Clement
Rav
Samuel (. Snowden
Drs Whitaker
Judge Mahon Heads Holy Name Society Meeting
The annual United Holy Name Societies meeting elected officers for the coming year led by President Judge Owen P. Mahon of Mt. Mary's Parish and secretary B. Carr of St. Patrick's Parish. Plans were outlined for the rest and for vonpaas eid ceremonies in seven parishes with debates and joint attendance. Solemn reaper services are scheduled at Mary’s on dates including 21 and 27, and at Patrick's on December 1.
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United Holy Name Societies
Owen P. Mahon
Mt. Mary's Parish
B. Carr
St. Patrick's Parish
Holy Remy
Patrick’s
Annual Sale at Levy’s Isomd Store
Levy's department store at Iscomd and Remiant Wail streets announces an annual sale featuring discounted items in the dining and domestic sections. New marketing ads emphasize household goods and festive discounts, with limited-time offers and special prices for shoppers this season.
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Wali Goods
Levy
Iscomd
Remiant Wail Streets
Aale de Wade
Book Swindle Trial Reveals Doctor Title Used By Agent
Testimony in a District Court session reveals that Arthur Hartwell of a Washington book concern used the title Doctor to persuade women to buy a set of books. Mrs Seiss and others allege misrepresentation as the National Bureau of Literature and Art seeks $39 for the Seiss purchase. Court proceedings focus on Hartwell’s doctor persona and the endorsements claimed for the books. The case is a test for similar complaints by women awaiting court decisions on keeping or returning the volumes.
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Roosevelt
National
Hurray of
Washington, D.C
Fudge Clark McK. Whittemore
District
Arthur Hartwell
Washington Book Concern
Hartwell
Dr. Hartwell
Adolph: Seiss
Thin City
National Bureau of Literature and Art
Seiss
Boards of Education
New Jersey
Tin Nations Bureau of Literature and Art
Seles
Charles A. Trimble
T. M. Rewreernte
Wall Street Woes Weigh Markets As Bonds Slip
Telegraph report describes heavy declines in market activity with bond prices retreating and trading subdued. Investors show cautious sentiment as shifts in yields affect major indices and trading volumes.
White House Japan relations discussed at White House
Washington February 8: a high level White House conference on the California situation involved Vice President Bacon Assistant Secretary of State O Laghi Senator Flint and Representative Kab with Franklin Lane Interstate Commerce Commissioner present. After the meeting each said discussions concerned President Roosevelt but not a crisis or imminent adjustment. The meeting was non partisan and described as not sensational. Lane had just returned from the Pacific States and the President left with the appearance of continuing private talks.
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Jewrnah
Washington
Ambetti
White House
California
Bacon
O/Laghiin
Flint Amd
Kab
Franklin F. Lane
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Roosevelt
Levi
United States
Pacific
Flint
Klint
Von
Teaving
Tage
Pacific States
Hans AL Nogn
Rowe Vale
Bea Kiser
Ciara
Hasipbrine
Husband kills wife then dies by his own hand
Newark dispatch reports a man furious over his arrest for ill treating his stepdaughter Louis Dreher, age 37, killed his wife and then shot himself. Police say the wife had beaten the girl and the tragedy followed escalating evidence of abuse.
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Newark
Louia Dreher
South Thirteenth
Sireaty
Barrillo Surrenders as Bondsman Is Saved
Dominick Barrillo, a bondsman, and Michael De Ross figure in a tense incident described as Barrillo surrendering while De Ross is saved from a dangerous situation amid a February event.
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Barrillo
Bondsman
Dominick Barrillo
Michael de Ross
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Elisabeth
Caer
John J. Dooley
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