Moon and Sun Eclipses Visible This Month
Washington notes two celestial events next month the lunar total eclipse lasting about an hour and a solar eclipse with totality near the North Pole. Observers in North America will see partial phases, while the Tunor lunar eclipse will be visible across roughly half the globe.
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Washington
Rhirrow
North Pole
Robert E. Peary
Africa
America
Asia
North America
Central Asia
China
Philippine Islands
Greenland
Iceland
Finland
North Gape
United States
Caplatn Ve OU Courteay
Naval Observatory
George H. Peters
Peters
Earth
Ea Central Line
Elizabeth residents endorse Deans Kidney Pills for back relief
A damaged testimonial from Elizabeth claims complete relief from backache after using Deans Kidney Pills. The speaker, Mrs. Jos Beghey of 237 Union Street, testifies years later that the remedy remained effective and praises its lasting benefit, urging others to try it.
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Dean
Elizabeth
Jos
Beghey
Uniontreet
Elisabeth
Hid
Pilla
Brick Or Death Baffled City Hall In Mysterious Note
City Council faced a perplexing missive from an unnamed resident signing as Roderick McCorker. The note demanded brickwork for better streets or threatened action, hinting at Reconstruction era tensions in the Eighth ward and noting missed addresses and suspicious intent.
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Roderick McCorker
Adame
Roderick
Graincey
Eighth Ward
Lifeboat Requested by Elizabeth Yacht Club
The Elizabeth Yacht Club asked City Council through Commodore Walter Summerton for a lifeboat for use at the club home on Statens Island Sound. The club would station volunteers to man the boat, with it kept on the veranda for quick use, as bathing crowds frequent the area each summer. The matter was referred to the Committee on Finances.
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The
Elizabeth
Committee On
Autoists Win Five Year Fight Against Pennsy
New Brunswick June 2 Vice Chancellor Stevenson in the New Jersey Chancery Court filed a decision ordering the Pennsylvania Railroad Company to widen the hole in the wall at South Amboy a twelve foot roadway under the railway yards. The wall has grown as yards expanded and the route to the coast was shortened by a new bridge but passage under the yards remained dangerous. The decision mandates widening to thirty two feet, elevating clearance for ordinary traffic, and paving and lighting the passage.
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New Brunswick
Stevenson
New Jersey Chancery Court
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
South Amboy
Somatalog
Automobilista of
New Jersey
Raritan River Meadows
Weather Prophet Predicts Hot June and Stormy Fourth
Hackensack June 2 Weather Prophet A. T. Devoe stakes his reputation on a hot month, a midsummer recession of heat waves, and floods feared in the West. He forecasts a very hot July 4 and a July 5 stormy holiday with heavy thunderstorms.
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Hackensack
A.T. Devos
Devoe
Christian Endeavor Outing at Bronx Park
Members of the Christian Endeavor Society of the First Methodist Church enjoyed a trip to Bronx Park on Monday. The party, led by Mrs GC Walter Q Anderson and Miss Marjorie, toured the grounds and dined in the woods, accompanied by the church's pastor Rev Bal deraton.
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Christian Endeavor
Society of the First
Bronx
Marjorie
Balderaton
Mr Horton Hosts Memorial Day Party at Home
William Horton entertained a party of friends at a Memorial Day event in his home at 1054 Magnolia avenues. The rooms were draped in national colors and a patriotic mood. Batery B orchestra provided music for dancing as guests mingled with Misses M. Smith Julia Kuell May Moore and others.
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William Horton
Magnolia Avenues
Battery B
Mr. Horton
M. Smith
Julia Kuell
May
Florence Moore
B. & Chevier
William Dotbur
James McCormack
Ernest__Kuell
C. Finck
P. Lepree
William Alte
A. Messig
Edward Carter
P. M. Harrington
A. Ruel
McGee
EB. Biller Andres
Flowers
Mining Co Incorporates in Summit Area
Erie Cenolidated Mines Company incorporates with $100 000 capital split into 400 shares of $1 each. Principal office named, aims to acquire remaining rights and lands at 7 Beech Road Summit. Subscribed capital set at $1 000. Incorporators all from Summit: A W Licks 404 Py Hicks 408 and R P Wilkinson 4 Me.
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Erie Cenolidated “Mines Company
Pase Ee
Cere Vert
oMtec Ee
Beech Road
Summit
A. W. Licks
Py Hicks
R. P. Wilkson
Willeon Te
Eaey
Relatives Blamed For Insanity Mortality Rise At Hospitals
Atlantic City June 2 Forty percent of mortality in state hospitals for the insane is due to protesting relatives and public opinion hindering early confinement until brain disease worsens. Dr Albert Warren Ferris of New York urged early treatment and warned against sedatives for noisy patients. He cited cost savings from cure within the first year. The address was at the sixty fifth annual American Medico Psychological Association convention at the Marlborough Blenheim. The session greeted Joseph Frelinghuysen, host to be New Jersey governor, amid cheers.
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Atlantic City
Albert Warren Ferris
New York State
New Jersey
Asbury Park Moves to Euthanize Stray Dogs
Asbury Park officials ordered a wholesale extermination of stray dogs after state health reports indicated a dog had bitten residents. A police shooting occurred in the street as part of the effort to control the problem, with further actions planned within city limits.
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Asbury Park
Fitzrandolph
Soldiers Told to Erect Tents at Sea Girt Camp
In a June circular, Quartermaster General Mhifray orders National Guard troops to bring and pitch their own tents at Sea Girt. Floors will be laid by the superintendent, but soldiers must assemble their State tents on arrival. Cooks from civilian life are abolished, requiring troops to provide own meals.
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Mhifray
National Guard
Sea Girt
Ate
Don’t Wrestle With Furnace Clinkers
Odd fragment describes furnace clinkers passing naturally with heat and a ring bar tasting them. The text is incomplete and lacks identifiable people or organizations to place in a concise news-style item.
Guaranteed Hosiery and Shirtwaists Sale Notice
Guaranteed Hosiery offers HOLEPROOF HOSIERY for men and women with box quantities of six pairs priced at 1.50 to 3. Indies in multiple colors. Sale price 2.98 per pair for sizes 32 to 40. Lawn specials feature white ground with black and white figures and color options sold by yard. Shirtwaists described as long sleeves with varied collars in a wide price range.
Life Saver’s Record From Yarmouth Coxswain retirement
A coastal lifeboat captain from Yarmouth retires after decades at sea. His crew saved eight lives in a single perilous hour long ordeal lasting fourteen hours, with all hands rescued from danger aboard the boat Twilight. He later served aboard Kron Eecoty Sand and Beeline.
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Yarmouth
Walter Brundigh
Benadish
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