Parish Plans Lithuanian School in Hipley Place
The Polish era parish plans to convert the old church building in Hipley Place into a Lithuanian school to educate Pebincida children. Officials say over 600 Lithuanian children in the city lack Lithuanian instruction and most parents are not Americanized and speak little English. The school, with five classrooms and an assembly hall, aims to open by September 1, pending permits and remodeling.
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St. Peter and St. Paul's
Veollega
See Thant
Yather Zindzina
Ste Buter
Paul’s CI
Wildcat engine fatally strikes man on Rab Way tracks
An unidentified man was killed this afternoon while walking along the Pennsylvania tracks at Rab Way Avenue and Cherry Street. The body was taken to the morgue. A wildcat engine struck the pedestrian, causing the fatal accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Rabway Avenue
Cherry Street
Atrick
Salvation Army Leader Explains Misrepresentation Incident
Adjutant Herbert J. Wall, in charge of the Incal Salvation Army Corps, expresses regret over an arrest and misrepresentation within the ranks. He defends the army’s efforts to help the needy while acknowledging faults and pledges accountability and continued work to aid those in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uerbert Z. Wall
Salvation Army Corps
Hin Witten
Elizabeth
Adjutant Wall
Fallowa
James Dono
Salvation Army
Thanes
Etiarbuth Voewestinstia
Starvation Ends Sixth Victim in Local Strike
Chicago January 7 The sixth victim of the long strike by warmint makers died of starvation. Mrs Rose Selgelietti, formerly a piece worker for the garment concern, died after the strike cut off her work. She seemed ignorant of local relief efforts and had not sought aid.
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Chicago
Sole Survivor of Triote War Dies in Town
Telegraph reports the sole survivor of the Triote War in 1838 died today at age 0. He was one of thirty rebels sentenced to death but pardoned due to youth. the article notes the failed effort to free Canada from British rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Peary Proclaims Proof of North Pole Discovery
Captain Robert E. Peary testified before the House Naval Affairs Committee in Washington on January 1, presenting his documents and logbooks to support his claim of reaching the North Pole on April 6, 1909. He described a four-man party with five sleds and forty dogs, noting voyage milestones and the distance from the Pole, while confrontations over diary entries and credibility arose during questioning.
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Washington
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Robert E. Peary
North Pols
Congress
Peary
National Geographic Society
Pole
Cle
Earth
Bartlett
Tenty
Tesreaud
Veary
Suiec
Rilwill
Massachusetts
Perry
Dawron
Iowa
Trotter
City Playground Commission Eyes Expanded System
Plans to enlarge the city playground system will be reviewed at a Playground Commission meeting in City Hall. New York secretary Mr Weir will share playground construction experience, with Lammerding and Timms among attendees. Discussions focus on extending facilities to Elizabeth and other areas within financial limits and recent commission recommendations.
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Playground Commission
Clement
City Hall
Weir
New York
Playground Commission of America
Ita
John C. Lammerding
Walter BH. Timms
Robert B. Cissel
Mr. Timms
Stein
Victor Mravlny
Harriet M. Townsend
Misa
G. Ogden
Elizabeth
North Park
James Mackey 88 Dies at Daughter’s Home in Elizabeth
James Mackey, 88, died at his daughter Mrs Harrie’s home at 581 Cherry Street. Survived by three daughters including Mrs Cons over Harrie and Bertha Mackey, a teacher, he lived in Elizabeth over 50 years and was a charter member of multiple churches. He was active in Wesleyan Methodist life and valued local welfare. Mrs Mackey died many years ago.
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James Mackey
Mra
CS. Harrie
Cherry Street
Cons
Harrie
Mira Froyees T. Mackey
Bertha A. Mackey
Publicr
Battin High School
Mackey Bua
Elizabeth
Fulton Street M. EB
Thepworth M. E
Apo
Two Coffins In This Home In Sudden Double Loss
Edward Donegan aged 88 and his wife died within hours of each other at 1038 Olive Street and General Hospital. Mrs Donegan died after a stroke, Mr Donegan earlier from pneumonia. The children face orphanage as Saint Vincent de Paul and Sacred Heart Church groups seek placement at South Orange. The double funeral was held at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Edward Donegan
Olive Street
General Hospital
Donegan
Catholic Orphan Asylum
South Orange
Deprez Honored for Long Service as Odd Fellows Treasurer
John Deprew was reappointed treasurer of Haney Lodge No. 145 Independent Order of Odd Fellows at a meeting in Herman Hall. He received a bouquet of twenty white roses in recognition of faithful and extended service. Installation conducted by Deputy Grand Master Ernest Bauch, with speeches by the deputy grand master and new members. Members adjourned to Turn Hall for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deprew
Haney Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Herman Hall
Depres
Pywcel
George Lehinilt
Deprie
Iti
Iti Ceva Were Matalied
Frneat Priedri Viec
Iecord
Anton
Learn to Dance at Sughrue's Proctor Theatre
Fragmented ad copy promotes a dance lesson at Sughrue's Proctor Theatre with a catchy line about a change and a playful sound. It mentions a telephone number 1075 and implies a private building venue. The readable text is garbled and contains nonstandard phrases and misspellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sughrue's
Proctor Theatre
Smith Replies to Dr Wilson in political clash
The letter page reproduces Smith's reply to Dr Wilson amid senatorial controversy. Smith challenges Wilson’s charges, defends conference reports, and attacks Wilson’s integrity and claims about salaries and primary law. He accuses Wilson of evasion and malice, notes constitutional salary facts, and urges legislators to respond to public will. Continued discussion promised on the seventh page.
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Tours
Newark
Tan
Tejising
Elort Wanda Wilson
Sitay Tou
Cystel Smith
Alumnea
Ckas
Meray
Moudey
Senate
Smith
Philadelphia
New York
Kuelinle
Baird
Hothara
Eador
le Leuvey
He Ting
Lin
Assembly
New Jersey
Rome
Wilson
Tn Massachusetta
Leorn
Promixes
Wilany
Martine
Maretine
Little Daughter Is Chief Mourner at Funeral
The obituary notes the daughter as chief mourner for Mroph Mogeda, buried in a local cemetery today. Relatives recall her for strength and service, with memories of New York life and her resolve to work there despite early loss.
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Vince Ria Museu
Sean
Toby
New
New York
Fire destroys boarding house on Firat Avenue
Special to the Journals Rogelly reports a blaze at 252 Firat Avenue early morning. Fire Chief Pries suspects no heater cause. John McIntosh helped evacuate a woman. George Schwarz, a firefighter, injured his thumb but escaped serious harm. Loss estimated at 3500 dollars. connections say the place housed lodgers.
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George Schwarz
Pries
Mrainia
Musicians Honor Their Bandmaster Anniversary Meeting
The American International Musical and Theater Union celebrated a bandmaster’s anniversary with officer elections. President Joseph Danibane presented a baton to Frank Schneider. New officers include Joseph Danbners as president Fred erick Smith as secretary Bert Walker as treasurer and others. The new slate will be installed by Luther Ayer at the next union meeting in Jeremy City. A celebratory event followed with a fifty-piece composition performed at headquarters in Senger Mull.
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Amwerioin International
Frank Schneider
Joseph Danibane
Tr Befidf
Ares
Thoseph Danbners
Frederick Smith
Christopher Rpinners
Bert Walker
Atgeant-At-Arma
Frank Schneilar
Max Shinks
Senger Mull
Elkins Funeral Held in Maplewood Cemetery
Senator Bie pia H. Elkins was buried in Maplewood Cemetery as mourners from Washington and West Virginia attended. The funeral arrived from Washington at 8 30 with family members and state officials in attendance amid a guard of honor from workers near Karatale.
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W. VI
Biepia H. Elkins
Maplewood
Karatale
Sida
Special Pictures at Tol, Tolsey Street Exhibition
Community notices describe informal showing of miscellaneous pictures labeled special and alleged to feature Beat Mair Son. Location cited as Pam Jem Sey street between First and Second streets Tol Sey layout. The fragmentary text references a street corner display and unclear organizers.
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N.Y
Mair
Newsie Alberta Alberts Eats Pie On Bet Show
Alberta known as Yellow, a famed eater, challenged a pie eating wager at Miller’s cigar store. He downed several pies, drank water, and claimed victory while observers recorded his feats and wagers.
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Newsie
BET
Num
Macor Alberts
Wiihhiyl
Newaboy
Alberta
We. Miller
Alberts
Cluniges
Thal
Agaitel Mivrts
Ape
WNC Sporting Panel
Itea Espenesed Fine
Snznewe Te Wager
Rome
Amore Luce
Mn. Miller
Jung Wie
Judges Hear Motions at Courthouse Session
Chin iystion James b Wergett of the Syren Coit and ddr Benjamin Vail of the Chrenat Court heard motions during the morning session at the Courthouse in a formal court proceeding.
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Chin Iystion James B Wergett
Syren Coit
Ddr
Benjamin Vail
Chrenat Court
Tte
Building and Loan Notes Advertisement Reprint
An old classified notice promotes Moyde Building and Loan Association offerings with references to Elizabeth Commercial College winter term starting January 3. It lists contact points at 207 Bread Street and the Dix Building with principals Edgar McMirkle and B Beriman, and includes an recruitment pitch for union business college amid chaotic OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Commercial College
J. Edgar
McMirkle
Prinveipal
Bank closure shocks investors in Carnegie Trust Company
The Carnegie Trust Company, once led by Dickinson and Shaw, was closed by State Superintendent Banks Chief Nancy Banks. The institution faced massive losses, with about 84,600,000 in assets pledged against obligations and a larger exposure tied to the New York exchange and southern brokers. An examination is ordered as officials seek a full account of loans and management failures. The event echoes prior collapses linked to risky financing and disputed loans involving George Sheldon and Phoenie Insurance.
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York
Carnugia Triet Company
Rt Banks Chenny
Npeenyae
Angeriss
Joseph To Vneell
Pourth Nathons Pane
Nashville
Teiwa
Hiri
Nanking
Hotu Tetey
Panini Po
Partnent
Hanks Bas
Carnegion
Mayollan
Crist Company
Tet
State Banking Department
Carnegin Trust Company
New York
Ue Exchange
Southern
Heorgin
Tennesse
Mississippi
Howaver
Eid
Hosepl Gi
Robin
Carnegie
Holt
Charles C. Dickingon
Mysterians
Loin
Scranton
Carnygion Trunt Company
Dickinson
Leslie M. Shaw
Diekmann
George Sheldon
Phoenie Insurance Company
Sheldon
Trust
Radulph & Company
Treadway
Te Tnother
Robert B. Moorehead
Seretary
Carnegie Trust Company
Vitetity
Kleyholty & Company
Kieran
Thether
Lange
Texas
Tievnson
Ye Dickinset
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Salvation Army Head
Herbert J. Wall
Meer
Commission
Deprez
Hansa Lodge
Ament
Hem
DR. Wilson
Frank Mazzacua
Black Hand
Potter's Field
Demat
Tor
Hite Purine Ieee Pila
Toni
Altos
Borat
Marinoni
John McIntosh
Roselle
William Tevlin Burns
Hurt
Elkins
Moyde
Cai O'Elie
Alfiew
PST WA Ryan
Phute
Union Business College
Broad Street
Dix
B. Berriman
Wall Street
Berty
Stewie
Lahat
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