Postmaster Charlock Pushes Postal Rules In Schools
Postmaster Palmer J. Charlock spoke at Morrell Street School outlining postal duties and the need for accuracy in addressing and sealing letters. He cited a Bayonne mailing error involving invitations and urged closer schoolwork with Superintendent Clement to instill proper postal practices among teachers and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vostmmaterl Genera
Mossal
Palmer J. Charlock
Morrell Street
Malta
Dle
Ind
Postminster
Pemond
Elizabeth
Purmaster Charlock
Jwbhan
Bayonne
Hayoune
Namal
Leflor
Thian
Mali
Hae
Elizabeth Apa
Meni
Clement
Suaster Charlock
Atite
Cuele Suin
Heirs of Local People Sought in Lost Estate Case
An inquiry, based on Willam M. Clemens records, seeks heirs of two deceased in the city tied to large fortunes from the Metropolitan Building era. Kate Ball and Edward Fel allegedly left substantial sums, with claims pending as relatives are traced in New York and Elizabeth locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam M. Clemens
New York City
Wis
Kate Ball
Asat Bank
New York
Bhe
Elisabeth
Edward
E. Fel
Mike Oy
Neous County
Long
Baird Worman
Mendel and Bride Pass Through Elizabeth
Fragmentary text records Mendel and his bride passing through Elizabeth at around 3 or 4 PM. Mentions Mr Mendes Brothers and a caution at the pass through. Details are incomplete and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendel
F Elizabeth
Edward L Mack Resigns Tax Board Clerk Post
Former Union County tax board clerk Edward L. Mack resigns from the office amid signals of rest and renewed focus on private work. The notice hints at concurrent war-related duties and a forthcoming return to duties after a brief hiatus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Mack
TAX Board
Edward L. Mark
Union County ‘Tax Board
Mack
Council
Thaw Victory Court Decides Thaw Victory
Telegraphed report states Supreme Court Justice Tombine rules Thaw will face a fair trial in New York City for the murder of Stanford White. Trial date not set, jury trial denied, and questions focus on commitment validity and mental condition. Case may be transferred to New York County if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Warry K. Thaw
Mattea
Athcoree
Supreme Court
Tombine
Stanford White
New Yorkty
Tomkins
Mills
Morschanser
Thaw
Tom de
Tomine
Mille
Auto incident at corner leaves car badly damaged
Dr Dolan s auto nt palan a automovile damaged in an afternoon crash at the corner of Piedeng aml Thint machine near No 784. The front axle and left rear spring were bent. the auto was towed by Owen Rhein to his garage with William Mace and Jane James Driey noted in the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palan
Oi Vee
Pieedeng Aml
Neanie
Bolan
Chat Aie
William Mace
Jane James Driey
Hele
Sminck Committee Clerk Appointment Clarified
Senator Ackerman announced the appointment of Charles Sminck as secretary and clerk of the Senate Committees Gx. Clarence J. Case of Somerville will serve as clerk of the Senate Committee on Judiciary under Majority Leader Frelinghuysen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enator Ackerman
Charles 8. Sminck
Final Plans For Big Trip
Satisfactory reports were submitted at the Republican Inaugural Committee meeting last night. Final arrangements were completed for the March 3 Washington trip. Chairman James White outlined the program for the Union county delegation and his visit to the Capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Inaugural Committee
Washington
James White
Union County
Taot
Soulacny
Dix
Hamilton I Kean
Zouave Guard
James C. Calvert
Andrew McCardell
Plainfield
W. H. Randolph
Rahway
J. W. Crist
Summit
James E. Warner
Cranford
Fred C. Deceker
Westfield
Engei
Rraghton
Seamer
John Kean
Loggren
Sik
Union
Vallatese Adds to Journal Fund
The Journal Fund notes a contribution of $27 from Societa Vallatese, acknowledging a total of $633.00 from prior donors and listing officers Michael Crineoli, Nicolo Gallo, Peolo Mifrio, and Vintonso De Meo. The society has about fifteen members, and is praised for raising funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adte
Societa Voalstene
Dent
Micahel Crineoli
Nicolo Gallo
Peolo Mifrio
Vintonso de Meo
Old Sleuth's fortune sparks will dispute in Kings County
In Orphans Court in Kings County the will of Harlan P. Halsey known as Old Sleuth is challenged. The estate valued at over 50000 dollars includes real estate across several towns and a bequest to widow Henrietta A. Halsey. Witnesses Siem Le Ges and Lown Mion testified. case adjourned to January 25.
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Tl Halsey
Harlan_P._ Halsey
Maoklyn
Tle Sleuth
Efteen
Judge Atwater
Orphans Court
Bleoe
Heprietta A
Lewis HL Bey
Thia City
Westfield
A. Halsey
Durfo
Wentfield
King’s County
Seno Alton
Coker
Arrardi
Rena Isabelle Maley
Abe
Harry A. Halsey
Lewis H. Halsey
Ami
Harry
Lewis
Sean
Mies
Rita
Siem le Ges
Lowks
Mion Tel Oo
Babee Newsark
Soares
Largest Tow Passes Through B. and O. Draw
The large tow of the season passed through the B and O draw at 12 30 o'clock. Fifty coal barges towed by four of the largest tugs serving the Fernsylvania Route propelled by No 32 were in tow. The barges originated from Southrabey bound for New York and intermediate points along the sound. The convoy was laden with coal and guarded by two patrols along the route to prevent pirate interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eason
Imirning
Fernsylvania Rui
Teay
Southrabey
New York
Clerks Seek Clergy Aid To Close Elizabeth Stores
Preparations run for a large meeting of city retail clerks at Odd Fellows Hall to form the Retail Clerks Protective Association. They urge clergy to urge congregations to refrain from shopping on Sundays and select weekdays instead, aiming to close stores four nights a week and Sunday mornings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hall
Thi City
Wehance
Retail Clerks’ Protective Association
Elizabeth
de Vity
Ciathogn
Cloetag
Lettoys
Uereyaen
Oe City
Anking
Revanee Association
Rentation
Ieee
Need More Funds to Establish Union County Tuberculosis Camps
Fragmentary OCR notes show efforts by local groups to raise funds for tuberculosis care in Union County. Mrs James A Fes of the Study Club invited interested residents to back a Red Cross Christmas drive to support camp services. Funds from sales and small contributions were cited, but emphasis remains on securing more donations and enlisting volunteer workers for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eas
Tay
County
James A. Ae
Union County
E. L. Lillibridge
Roselle
Poe
Fear of Hat Famine Sparks Broad Strike in Factories
The United Hatters strike spreads across 75 factories with 18 000 workers refusing to work as union labels are dropped. More than 14 000 stopped work yesterday in protest, while manufacturers push to end the union label. A national meeting is called as clashes over the label escalate. Max Levy is shot by strikers after refusing to quit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tournal
New York
Nlae
John A. Mollitt
United ‘Matters’ Union of North America
Max Levy
Williamsburg
Tie
Supreme Court of the
United States
Manufacturers’ Association
Ution
Gayertat Company
Philadelphia
Union
Uion
Welcome for Hill by Elizabeth Clans
Visiting clansmen of the Order of Scottish Clans assembled at Gravid Army Hall in Elizabeth to welcome Chief John Hill, treasurer for ten years, with oaths and songs. Speakers included Chief MacMaster, Deputy Chief Steward, and various clan leaders from Newark to Morristown while the Elizabeth guests hosted a forthright social and benevolent gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of
Elizabeth
Gravid Army Hall
Great Cumbern
John Hill
Hill
Royar
David King
Nathaniel Wear
Uven
Alexander Porter
William Clark
William McKenzie
MacMaster
St. Louie
Order
Nct
Fant
New Jersey
David Ford
Vorbes
Newark
Robert Parr
W. J. Steward
Clan Drummond
Thomas Lowe
Jersey City
Gatlies
Flaten
Me. Alpitt
Clan Fortes
David Wylie
United
Gans
Clan McDonald
Ita Brookly
Cranford Boys Get Into Much Trouble
Special to the Toarpel reports Crawford Tia James Carey John Shafer Bernard and Rissell before Judge this morning on a complaint by Chief of Police Gray. The youths allegedly threw sod balls at a Union Avenue watchman, striking him in the head with an ice ball, and the watchman fired a stone at the group causing 15 windows to break. The Chief says the case will proceed to court with further action planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Tia
James Carey
John Shafer
Bernard
Rissell Baie
Gray
Union Avenue
Crronich
Sor Ling
Hatters Strike Fails to Cause Disorder in Norwalk
Telegraph reports July 16 from South Norwalk Connecticut that no trouble has arisen due to the batters strike. Labor leaders say skilled workers are needed and that strikebreakers cannot be found. About 200 trimmers and binders asked out today and Danbury reports no disorder as associations plan a broader walkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Norwalk
Conn
Jal
Inbor
Chief to Watch Saloons Himself in Excise Crusade
Chief of Police George C. Tenney plans a intensified crusade to monitor 260 saloons. He and police captains will tour the city while plainclothes and patrol officers concentrate on excise duty. Mayor Mravlay and the Police Committee may visit Brooklyn next week to inspect department police dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Tenney
Mravlay
Tenney
Trrooklyn
Cheney Remains Being Sent Home From Naples
From Messina Jun 10 the American ship Culgon sails to Naples bearing the bodies of American Consul Arthur Cheney and his wife found at the consulate. They will be shipped to the United States. Eighty two looters face court martial starting Monday. A brother of Rev Aurelio Cantato reports his safety unclear. The page also includes odd oddments about catering and dress wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messina
Naples
Arthur
Cheney
United States
Finois
Wreck Toll at Datsero Rises With Twenty Dead
Telegraph dispatch from Denver notes the Datsero wreck on the Denver and Rio Grande line killed about twenty people. Officials say engineer and crew of the passenger train are blamed for attempting to steal time, while a freight collision near Limentone adds more casualties. Relief trains from Salida and Grand Junction report scenes of horror as bodies and wreckage are removed.
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Dotaero
Deep Canyon
Eye
Datsero
Salida
Minturn
Grand Junction
Denver
Rio Grande
Glenwold
Gua Olsen
Journal's Writing Contest Closes Amid Rush of Entries
A chaotic scene at the Journal as hundreds of children rush to submit their work before the closing of the county writing contest. Judges will soon announce the winners who will receive prizes and fees. The newsroom expects a speedy verdict and a fair distribution of rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aitar
Peridous
Tootesta
Registered Mail Order From Post Office Depart
A garbled notice indicates a registered mail order action involving a Post Office Department file. The fragment suggests authorization to sign for a registered item and notes protective measures for the holder, though details are unclear.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kate Baird
Edw. Engel
New York County
DR. Dolan
Ifafian Society
Societa Vallatese Sesrereee
Orphan's Court
Clerks
Association
ODD Fellows’ Hall
Joseph J. Farrell
Bpereary
Red Cross
C Mair
Tel
EW L
EES
Morknen
Connecticut
Beg
Faith
United Hatters
Elizabeth Clans
Royal Chief of Scots
Gordon
Cranford Boys
Will
Consul
Mr. Cantato
Aurelio Cantato
Famil
Beeen
Field Theological Seminary
Gebhardt
Nic
Ube
Kiimabeth
Sughrues
Satela
Peoria
Limentone
Here
Hassell
Traipe
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