In Elizabeth women plan social recreation centers
A town meeting at First Presbyterian Church outlined a plan for recreation centers for youths 14 to 25. Miss Townsend led the drive, stressing democratic, inclusive programs run from a public school with trained workers. A committee led by Mrs Crane was appointed to organize with the Playground Commission and seek school space, plus an upcoming public lecture by Mr Weir to boost support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Wan
First Presbyterian Church
Hinton
Mies Warriet
Townsend
Doane
Adidha
D. Hamilton Gilhooly
Crana
Miss Townend
Miss Townnend
Tligabeth
Mina Townsend An
Commismon
Mian ‘Sawnsenl
Miss Townsend
Board of Education
Une
Iso
Weir
National Playground Commission
Whomas
St. John
Elizabeth
Presbyterian Board of Home
Min- Monn
Thica
Crane
P. Tamilton Gilhooly
J.B. Keron
Frank R. Kelley
Mi Dudley
Morton
Lewis
Augustin
Harriet ‘Ownnend
Mev Cihanty
Muzzle Proclamation Voided After Saturday
A garbled notice reports that a dog muzzling proclamation issued by Mayor Victor is void after Saturday. Health Officer Richards and other officials discuss plans to issue a new proclamation, while concerns arise about the use and safety of muzzles and related props.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Raving
Elizabeth
Uicer Richards
Tie
Mayon
Seton
Body of hero may lie in air tight Maine vault
Amid adverse seas and the wreckage of the Maine, reports suggest a body could be preserved in an air tight compartment. Divers and naval officials note that closed compartments may keep remains intact, aiding identification as the vessel is raised by mid April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hero
Bates
Tinmajhanes
Charles Fadde
Viclinn
Wigston
Henry Fade
Franklin Street
Amd
Charles Kidde
Lavin suit against Public Service Railway reaches verdict
May A Lavin and her husband Hernard A Lavin sued the Public Service Railway for injuries from a Bayonne trolley fall. A jury awarded $1,800 to the plaintiffs after witnesses testified about the collision and alleged contributing causes. Attorneys for both sides argued over continuances and appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May A. Lavin
Hirsband
Hernard A. Lavin
Public Service Railway
Supreme Court
Benjamin A. Vail
Leerties
Mra
Lavin Inez
Augnat
Bayonne
Preeremiah A. Kiernan
Alvah A. Clar Sppearlig
Stephen A. Quien
James 8. Green
Thoma Barnett
Mr. Lavin
Green
Quien
Burnett
Clark
Connsel
Way Company
Lavin Hai
Kiernan
Taft orders reprimand for naval commander speech
President Taft ordered a public reprimand by the Navy secretary for Commander Wy 8 who spoke in London on December 3 asserting that in a future British empire threat, the United States should mobilize every dollar and drop of blood. The remark was made at a London public address during a visit by an American delegation.
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Fournal
Washington
Taft
Secretary of the Navy
Hull
London
Avery Dollar
Lonidon
Westfield Park Commission organizes for 191? year
The Board of Park Commissioners met and organized for 191? by electing AL Le Russell as president and James Eel Grape as secretary. Standing committees include board members Oswald Fluyit Roservey and Russell, with Truynor on winded trees duties.
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Weatfield
Board of Park Commissioners
AL le Russell
James Eel Grape
Tiounda
E. Osewald
2. Fluyit
P. Roservey
Winde Trees
A. L. Rusdell
B. H. Oswald
Petrick Truynor
Directors Reelected by Elizabeth Banks in Local Banks
Union County Trust Company Elizabethport Banking Company and the National State Bank reelected directors for the ensuing year. Named directors include J.T. Alexander, F. Berke, F.W. Eynet, C.W.H. Halsey, E.W. Harden, L.R. Heruli, L.W. Kingsley, W.L. Me Carter, L.J. Miller, C.O. Morris, G.T. Varrot, R.J. Potta, W.H. Rankin, G.W. Rogers and F.M. Voorhees. Elizabeth Bank directors feature J. Kean, E.F. Hersha Ue Gilhoaly, A. Heidritter, J.P. Williew Horre, G. Seobers Ke, C.D. Doctor and J.J. Hixwing. National State Bank directors include J. Kean, J.W. Kean, D.G. Moore, J. Maguire, N.F. Kean, J.C. Ogden and F.L. Heidritter. Elizabeth Commercial College winter term begins January 3. EYES TROUBLE YOU asks for eye care from an optician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County Trust Company
Elizabethport Banking Company
National State Bank Tonn
Lomamige the
Union County ‘Triet Company
James JT. Alexander
Frank Berk
Frederick W. Eynet
Charles WH. J. Halsey
Edward W. Harden
Lows Fy Heruli
Lewin W. Kingsley
Weal IL Me
Charles 0. Morris
George T. Varrot
Richard “‘J. Potta
William HH. Rankin
George W. Rogers
Foster M. Voorhees
Elizabeth II Bank
Frederick J. Senlritter
United States
John Kean
Easward F. Hersha Ue Gilhoaly
Angust Heidritter
John Pve
Williew Horre
George Seobers Ke
Bennett
Charles D. Doctor
James J. Hixwing
National State Bank
Jian WU. Kean
Douglass G. Moore
James Maguire
Namitton F. Kean
James C. Ogden
Frederick L. Heidritter
Will Elect Schlotterer At Essex Club Meeting
The Neshaminy Mechane Eli¢ahel hs Tororo tio Chg nominates Schlotterer for president of the Civic Club for the past two years with others including Commander Hy Selilut and Howl vice president. About 400 members plan a Trenton trip for Governor elect Woodrow Wilson inauguration, marching from Broad Street to Central Railroad station for a special train.
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Eli¢ahel
Tororo Tio
Teatgnarias
Menetae Lirdiad
Patina
Cimaiel von Heumge
Sehr
Bean
Cincierny
Coa
Ipim
Howl
Edward A. Bronnin
Walter (\. Tenney
Yics
Charles Callinans
Anthony A. Sattler
Btnrod
Patrick Koclun
Frank Schroeter
Joli Tachwand Theentensteva
Adams Ruhmidt
Joseph Te Mague
John F. Kenaly
Prederick Yior
Trenton
Woodrow Wilson
J. Madison Drake
Elizabeth Streets
Broad Street
Elizabeth Qrennio
West Scott Place
Frat Jerney Street, To Brondtreet, Witd Thanee
Central Railroad Station
Sailors Drown In Raging Sea After Barge Sinks
A whaling sea disaster report tells of three barges from the Remding Kaitenad fleet that were overwhelmed in heavy seas. Seven men perished on one barge and five on each of the other two. lifeboats failed to reach them as a tug and escort barges tried to aid. Lifesavers reported no survivors aboard the remaining vessel, while rescue attempts continued for hours amid strong currents and high surf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetaiva
Mus
Ian
Speen
Remding Kaitenad Ij Lykem
Miers
Taglie Sea
Neoine
Almot
Hiesaverk
Lykens
Treaverton
Corbin
Penker
Hig Mead
Will
Rice Mainz
Governor Fort’s Mage Plan Outlines State Reforms
Governor Fort proposes a reform program including a women’s reformatory, a new convict insane building, creation of three new state departments, tax and fee changes, governor removal power over statute officers, $100,000 inland waterway funding, Ocean Highway improvements from Mivblands to Cape May City, repeal of voting machine laws, county hospital shifts to Road of Manors, state ownership of water sources, state tuberculosis hospitals, a stronger employers liability law, consolidation of Fish and Game and Oyster commissions, and an increased emergency fund from $10,000 to $25,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Highway
Mivblands
Cape May City
Free
Supreme Court
Fish and Game Commissioners
Shell Fish Commissioner
PINNING HOPE ON P M KLING FOR LICENSE VOTE
The board of ex ble for a license tonight hinges on Commissioner Peter M Kling. Democrats count on his vote with Devine and Mertaughting to keep a Democratic inspector, while Republicans and Hagin supporters expect Kling to side with Fromm and the two GOP commissioners. Kling, a Republican, could tilt the outcome to install Hagin if he sides with his party. Rumors suggest Kling may be named president of the board to secure his vote, while several license applications are listed for action tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excite
Fegbt
Peter M. Kling
Comanignous Deving
Mer
Jacob Hagin
Jacob Hagin, the Present Inspector, Hope Viet
Byeard Fromm
Kling
Hagin
Bemrd
Howe
Toulwy
Promine
Mich Promine
Wade
Collins
Nee
Salon Font Morest
Senor
Frank Vi
Gina Holdobber
Kant der
Hoy Ncreots AC
Contivkdi
Wid
Nathaniel Satfalk, Jr
East Geand Xret
Tranmfors
Hunee M. Farley
Raat Griedl Street
Feos
Thomas Fimaphreyas
Nathondel Asiouk
Astfilk
Ieean Ie
Cvn
Tin Senate
Prom
George S. Silver
Middlesex
Tha
Ackerman
Amd
Sid Lin
New Mersey
Fadacanl Dee
Pauple
Bobb Whiserdb
Wall Street Slips and Surges in Uneven Trading
Tevegraph commentary notes a volatile session as the stock market fluctuates in late hours. The Journal highlights cautious government action and a broad base showing mixed gains and losses amid fragile investor sentiment.
Learn to Dance at Sughrue's Provtor Theatre
Historic notice announces a dance instruction event at Sughrue's Provtor Theatre Building. Private lessons and specialties are offered, with details limited in the readable fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sughrue
Provtor Theatre
Lewsons & Specialty
Tussle of SSLons Begsin at Trenton
The 1913 New Jersey Legislature convened in Trenton with Republicans in control of the Senate and Democrats leading the House. Governor Fort’s message opened the session, Woodrow Wilson to become Governor next Tuesday, and plans outlined for a Democratic successor to United States Senator John Kean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Ian
New Jersey
Governor Fort
Woodrow Wilson
United States
John Kean
House of Assembly
Eiward Kenny
Madason
Daniel Dugan
Orange
Cancun
John Mathews
Hime Terdon
Thorme Fy McCran
Pinaault
John Ja. Buckney
Bins
Dilla
M. ©. Ernat
Hudson
Journal
Miatrick Dooley
Mulan
W. A. Beecroft
Monmouth
Kenny
Jomen J. McAteer
Tudson
Senate
Brcont R. Ackerman
Union
William C. Murphy
Camden
Ackerman
John D. Prince
Varnaiv
Ackerman Senate Head Elected For State Service
Prominent remarks trace Ackerman as Senate head with J. Tyler guiding ceremonies. The scene noted small attendance due to scarce accommodations and limited seating, while expressions of praise highlighted long service and dedication to the state.
Fragmentary OCR Note on Arch Support Items
A garbled OCR snippet mentions arch support related items and a list of unclear terms. The readable words reference arch support, memory, heater, olive, and a time fragment. No coherent event or person details emerge from the damaged text.
Lorimer Knew of Corruption in Illinois Senate
Washington reports Senator Crawford accuses William Lorimer of orchestrating Illinois legislative corruption to secure his Senate seat. Crawford names Hopkine and Sharthoff as key figures, cites Browne leadership, White support, and lists several alleged conspirators amid a fierce partisan clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journaly
Washington
William Lorimer
Crawford
Booth Dakota
Lorimer Ranke
Tlinois
Lorimer
Albert J. Hopkine
Edward Sharthoff
Neil Browne
Aunt Crawford
Charles A. White
Browne
Bey
White
Tod Beckemeier
Linki Ib S
Cliviy KB
Wilkow
Tem Shephard
Charles Habe Til de Welt
John Ghitin
Manny Miahelis
Salon Fay
Fam Chisige
Thede
Ina
Senate
Lolatin
Betbetton
Nue Han
Owelind Cela
Teleper
MO Lerinier
Aml Vertietlen Foven
Iphy Livrenmin Hong
Japan Buys Rice Amid Unclear Market Signals
A fragmented note discusses rice purchases in Japan with scattered phrases about markets and prices. The garbled text mentions Monibe and Asutian bets, hinting at demand shifts and potential supply concerns. No clear figures or dates emerge, but the fragment notes possible buyer actions and market tension.
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United States Naval School
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Madde
Schiuter
Teyana Harbor
Schinter
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Public Service Railroad
Sims
Westfield Park Commission
Elizabeth Banks
Elizabeth Commercial College
Hersh Building
Tel
J. Edgar
McMickle
Wirt
Otert
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Schlotterer
Democratic Club
Hint Head
Wilson
George 1
Scilotterer
The
Ellesbeth Leioeratie Chub
Union Business College
Tread Street
Dix
FR Berriman
Mage
Pinning Hope
P.M. Kling
Nathaniel Astfalk, JR
Wall Street
Tevegraph
Ken Tork
Dan M
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Barry
House
Union County
Howard I. Tyler
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Warren
Peant
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