Census to Count Nation Requires SixtyFive Thousand Enumerators
The article describes preparations for the thirteenth census of the United States, needing about 70,000 enumerators across states and territories including Alaska Hawaii Porto Rico and the Philippines. It notes anticipated costs around 11 million dollars and potential publication in six to nine volumes, with April 1 as the proposed enumeration start to capture seasonal population shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Staten
Almaka
Hawaii
Porto Kew
Wand Iim
Guam
Samo
Canal Zone
North
Cenain Bureau
Anne
Grampacker
Congres
House
Catenin
Senate
Congo
Seawin
Anti
Appropriations
Congress
Philippines
Ohio
United States
Unclear OCR summary of manufacturing yields and forecasts
Fragmented text describes expectations for production cycles and five year intervals, mentions companies and regions in a vague economic forecast. It references Washington and New York reporting on manufacturing trends and variable annual results, with uncertain figures and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Sivek North
Novtte Bwliowns
Washington
New York
New Jersey Commuters League Organizing Effort
The Newderney State Civic Federation plans forming a Commuters League to represent travelers interests across North Jersey South Jersey. Led by Rev Dr Adolph Roeder, with John As Binvall as secretary, the group aims to push for travel improvements such as safer crossings and faster service on regional railways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newderney
Klute
Adolph Roeder
John
Binyall
Aueretany
League
Amonton
North Deraey
Itsady
Ljadler
Hafan Ann
Femi
Ocean Grove Newsstands and Book Stores Listed
The Journal lists multiple newsstands and book stores in Ocean Grove Atlantic City Newark Jersey City and New York with vendors including H Borden Mattison Avenue Brylawski E J Smith Tompkins & Son 53 Main Avenue C N Brown Shep Bros and more. It notes distribution points at Market Broad streets Market Street Station Pennsylvania Railroad and various trains and ferryhouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Leviton
H. Borden
Mattison Avenue
Newnatamd
Mattison
Brylawski
Main Street
E. J. Smith
Ocean Grove
Ross's Pavilion
C. M. Smith's Book Store
J. F. Ehlers
Ocean Avenue
Tompkins & Son
Main Avenue
C.N. Brown
Newark
Market and
Broad Streets
Market Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Broads Street
Central Railsoad
Penny saved Fourth piece funds for Joe’s funeral
A tribute to Joe, a fireman loved by children, who saved pennies for a Fourth of July floral piece and a standing pillow inscription. When funds faltered, priests and neighbors helped, and his funeral was held at St Patrick's Church with hundreds of children in attendance. The firehouse will remain draped in mourning for thirty days as memories of his generosity endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuvist
St. Patrick's Church
Joe
Jong Fimernt
Cortige
Mt. Olivet
I Itill
Elle
Tor
Unclear text hints at planned meetings on viros and raten
Fragmentary lines suggest someone directed questions about viros and raten and planned to take an acute interest. Possible meetings in narrow places will be arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viros and
Raten
Died at Home of Parents on Geneva Street
Nedy died Saturday night at the home of her parents, 49 Geneva street. Funeral services conducted by Rev. Francis W. Kirwan, curate of Grace Episcopal Church, were held at 10 o'clock this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nedy
Geneva Street
Francis W. Kirwan
Grace Episcopal Church
Obituary for Mrs John Nolan and others in local notices
Mrs John Nolan 35, wife of John Nolan, died Friday at 10 Pearl Street after brief illness. A Elizabeth resident for 30 years, she was a St Marys Catholic and active in St Kranela Council. Funeral Mass at St Marys, Rev Finnegan ONeal officiating. Also noted: Mrs Mary Underhill 82 died from burns at 25 West Grand Street after galton ignition. survived by husband and two daughters. Additional brief notices mention Donald T Vandeveer age 2, diphtheria death, private funeral at Eve Cemetery, and other local items.
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John Nolan
Mary Nolan
Cof John, Nolan
Hershorte
Pearl Street
Nolan
Elizabeth
St. Mary's Church
St. Kranela
Bt. Mary's
Finineia O'Neil
St. Prrce
Hota
Churel
Tamer Reeves
Peter Burna
Peter Murphy
Andrew Rabig
Henry
Grimes
Thawnes Fuling
Benjamin
Underbin
Tobwox
Mary Emma Waterhill
Tonjas Wit C. Underhill
West Grand Street
Galton
Hnaut
Iderhill
Underhill
Lloyd Madden
Frank E. Weldon
Sonteh Plains
William Thurston
Minnie ‘Thurston
Willian ‘Thurston
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Thurston
Ireland
Infant and Child Deaths Reported in City Notices
John Barry aged 6 years 5 months 10 days son of Peter P and Ellen L Barry died at home of his mother Mrs D B Egbert 45 Washington avenue Maury A Barnard infant daughter of Kenneth Barnard of New York died in the city. Interment at St Michaels Cemetery Ing Island. Thomas Stewart aged 5 weeks 2 days died Saturday at home of parents Thomas and Molly McGovern Stewart 60 Jefferson avenue funeral services held this afternoon. John Scully 11 months old son of John and Mary Scully died Friday night at home 31 Delaware street interment yesterday afternoon.
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Donald T. Vandeveer
Henry
Isabel, Vandeveer
High Street
Eve Cemetery
John ¥. Barry
John F. Barry
Peter P
Ellen L. Barry
D. B. Egbert
Washington Avenue
Maury A. Bernard
Mary A. Barnard
Kenneth All Boasier
Barnard
New York
Bt. Michael's Cemetery
Ing Island
Thomas Stewart
Thoma Stewart
Dye
Thomas and
Molly McGovern Stewart
Jefferson Avenue
John’ S
John Scully
John
Mary Scully
Delaware Street
Daisy's Coming Out Changes in Clothes and Callers
Daisy asserts independence after winning a 15 and declares she will choose her own clothes and receive callers alone. Her father laughs then sobers, promising support but seeking guidance on privacy as Daisy gains power at home. The dialogue hints at a planned finishing school and future autonomy.
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Daisy
Papa Anil
Mamma
Daly
Papa
Teltinig
Jostally
Indecent Day Ends In Multiple Injuries From Fireworks
A Bayway Independence Day celebration left 60 people hurt as a giant cannon cracker and a roman candle injured drinkers. Dr Thomas By Dolan treated several victims at local hospitals including a boy with a burned hand and a man with a missing thumb. The two intoxicated Poles caused major injuries and refused hospital aid, then left for New York stating their homes were there.
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Pieter Eos
Archie Hanger
Olive Street
Emil Vere
Charlie
George Wilhemin
Abraham Granger
Coloerd
Bayway
Thomas
Dolan
Trey Letha
New York
Former Umpire Clinton Murray Marries Minnie Schmithhmann
Clinton Murray, a former city baseball umpire, wed Miss Minnie Schmithhmann on Thursday in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Christian G. Fischer of the German Lutheran Church. Attendants were Miss Florence Hamilton and William Murray, brother of the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Murray
Minnie Schmithhmann
Tev
Christian G. Fischer
Florence’ Hamilton
William Murray
Broom
Thin City
Ginseng Trade in China Controlled by Hongkong Merchants
Frederics D. Cloud details conditions of the ginseng market in China. Prices for American ginseng in Shanghai run 34 to 50 dollars per pound, with native roots selling higher. The trade is largely controlled by Chinese merchants based in Hong Kong who fix wholesale and retail prices and regulate exports, creating hurdles for US growers to sell directly to Chinese buyers.
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China
Frederics D. Cloud
Shanghai
Klin
United States
Hongkong
Peng
Tenelowne
Jinsehg
Tinton
Bureau ‘of Manufacturers
U.S
Ocolnlar
Undisclosed House Listing With Misread Details
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a house listing with questionable wording and errors. Mentions a firm Stein & Murkowics at 88 First Street and references to food pricing and discounts though the text is garbled and incomplete.
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Uncle Sam
Director North
Alaska
Porto Rico
Beauvennt Thommond Portons
Ememern
Eivillages
Congrow
Wilsot
Uneeda National Biscuit
Commuters’ League
United Action
the Journal
Atlantic City
Shep & Bros
Pinta Avenue
Jersey City
Central Railroad
Union
Pennsylvania Railroad Union Newsagent
Liberty Street Ferryhouse
Lillian BR. Kennedy
Ruth Kiisthe
Willa
SitiMe Rag
Lota
Stein & Murkowics
Saas
Renae
Sica
Machinney
Corey
Breidt
USA
Wie Bo Ss
Vehwata
Georgia
Ity
Sronwon
Perlert
Bing Food
Ike
D. Bronson
Broad Street
James McCreery & Co
23Rd Street
Ist Street
Aly
Sheraton
Inne
Bedresm
Sati Street
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