Power of Thought Inspires Vail Ywane School Address
An audience at Central Baptist Church heard Roy J. Randall of Mount Morris Baptist Church New York City deliver a 45 minute commencement address on The Power of Thought the Might of the Idea. He argued that humans shape destiny through thinking while animals act by instinct, urging emphasis on character over commercial wealth.
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Central Baptist Church
Vail- Ywané
Roy. J. Herman Randall
D. T
Mount Morris Baptist Church
New York City
Randall
Travia B
Thames
D. D
Dr. Randall
ISHRINERS BIG TIME IN NEWARK LAST NIGHT
Fully 100 local Mystia Shrine members joined a Newark pageant last night led by W. Freeland Kendrick of Lulu Temple Philadelphia as imperial outer guard. Some 3 000 Innners paraded in Oriental garb viewed by over 60 000. after, Salaam Temple held forty second ceremonial sessions at Krueger's Auditorium with 1 X candidates, locals from Union and Elizabeth counties among initiates.
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Mystia Shrine
Newark
W. Freeland Kendrick
Lulu ‘Temple
Philadelphia
Imperial Outer Guard
Essexounty City
Salaam Temple
Krueger
Union County
Trenil
George M. Britte
Feao Market Street
Springfield’ Avenue
Venus Boa Audi
Jacob
Haltaling
Louis -Vine Oo
Salaam, Rede
FILTABIS-GIRL SENT TO HOME IN COURT MOVE
An American girl by marriage to a gipsy chieftain in Boston, known as Filtabis Johnson, was sentenced by Judge Atwater in the Court of Common Pleas to the State Home for Girls on vagrancy charges. Police had followed her movements since she arrived in the city a month ago and she showed little remorse in court.
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Filtabis Johnson
Gipsies
Atwater
Court of Common Pleas
Milan Johnson
Boston
Tenney
Frank Blatz
Connolly
Old
In ‘Dictment
Melda Downs
Tower
Gonnolly
State Institution
Tony Senko
Paul Howett
Baltimore and Ohio
Aldene
Plainfield Boys
Plainfield
Runyon
Bar of Justice
John Stewart
Harry Hill
James McGrath
James Harvey
Edward Scott
George Gage
William Wright
Ernesto Montinini
Newark
A. R. Finnell
Court of Errors
Citizens Party Dines and Talks of Politics in Jersey City
The Citizens party held a semi formal dinner and rally at headquarters on Second Street and Inslee Place. James Croyty of Jersey City spoke on party independence and organization. John Driscoll and several locals followed with remarks. a fine dinner was served. A semi monthly meeting schedule was adopted. a nominating ticket was discussed for the next election. Attendees included ex City Clerk James J. Manning Alder man J. P. McNamara P. J. McGurn John Fe Byrnes and John P. Fulaman and Fire Commissioner I J Collins.
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Citizens Party
Firet
Second ‘Street
Inslee Place
James Croyty
Jersey City
John Driscoll
Hudson County
John P. Fulaman
Fire ‘Omimishioner I
Collins
Public Health Campaign Aims to Save Ice Cream Eaters
Trenton June 8 Determined a consumers of ice cream in this state shall be secured that they run none of getting typhoid fever or some other disease. The State Board of Health through its division of creameries and dairies is waging a campaign. The work is to invite the public to join.
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Trenton
State Board of Health
Ita Division of Creameries and Dairies
Roosevelt to pay duties not seek special favor at customs
London June 8 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt said he did not seek or expect any courtesy or exemption from New York customs on his return June 18. He would pay full duties on all goods not exempt as he travels home and rejected claims that customs officials would treat him as an ambassadorial traveler. He noted possible scrutiny by Customs official Loeb and stressed he would judge the conduct himself.
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London
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt
Loeb
Washington
Chase to catch alleged bicycle thief ends in Newark pursuit
Harry MaxWett, 26, led Tucker on a long chase from this city into Newark to escape arrest for bicycle theft. Police used a Tucker auto and a Newark squad, catching the suspect near Newark before bringing him back here for arraignment. Maxwell, alleged thief, was taken to Newark police headquarters then returned here today.
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Harry MaxWett
Tucker
Newark
Maxwell
Aenea
Packer
Lean Ano
McBride
Newark Sion Trafic
McCarthy
Jenney
Liste
Jefferson Avenue
Hess
Tuttle Viewed as Democratic Congressional Candidate
William E. Tuttle Jr., chair of the Democratic County Committee, is being quietly urged to run for Congress by party friends. He is expected to be the favored choice of Union County Democrats when delegates assemble. A Friday meeting at Elizabeth Democratic Club will launch campaign efforts with talk of committees and speeches, though no formal campaign launch is planned.
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William Kek. Tuttle, Jr
Democratic County Committee
Union County
Tuttle
James FE. Martine
Fowler
Elizabeth
Democratic Club
Broad Street
Refuses to Take Risk on Insuring Aviator Fight Entry
Fastburyport telegraph reports that insurers will not cover aviator A. L. Pfitzner of Hammondsport New York involved in Piom Island aerial fights. Pfitzner survived a fall from about thirty feet and signed a release absolving the company from liability in case of death during flying contests.
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Fastburyport
Mess
A. L. Pfitzner
Hammondsport
Piom Island
Insurance
Dental Clinic Reception At Elizabeth General Hospital
The Dental Clinic reception for Elizabeth General Hospital opens at the hospital on fast Jersey Street tomorrow from 4 to 6 PM. The event invites a large turnout to examine equipment and methods and learn about the new public health provisions.
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Tree Dental Clinic
Elizabeth General Hospital
Jersey Street
Weeklong vacations affirmed for Fire Department staff
The Hoard of Fire Commissioners rejected extending summer vacations beyond seven days, citing risks to operations with a small staff. Chief Gerstung will arrange a seven day schedule while reorganizing alarm box classifications. Four new hydrants and two alarm boxes were approved, with coal supply contracts awarded to Enterprise Coal and Supply and OC E Pountney Estate for Engine Company No. 3.
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Menthera
Collins
Geratung Wan
Geratung
Gerstung
Orchard Street
Morri Avenue
Cherry Street
Grier Avenue
City Line
Frenklin Street
Engine Company No. 3
E. Pountney
Breweries See Large Gain In Output Last Fiscal Year
A Board of Trustees report shows production rose by 2,815,174 barrels or 87,270,394 gallons in the last fiscal year. The increase reflects higher beer consumption and expanded output across the United brewery association members.
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Washington
Board ‘T Trustees
The
United: tinten--Brewery! —Association
Aesaion Hare
Heersanles
Auto Victim Recovers After Kansas City Crash
Witham H Mount of Kansas City was injured when his car collided with a racing vehicle owned and driven by Dr. Alexander Dallas of Pine Brook yesterday afternoon. Mount survived three broken ribs and was released from Miuadeth Hospital to his sister’s home in Dig marking. Also injured were Mrs. Charles L Meyers and Mrs. Charles A Applagets. The crash did not deter Mount from future motoring.
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Witham HY Mount
Kansas City
Alexander Dallas
Pine Brook
Miuadeth Hospital
Mowit
Charles L. Meyara
Nurses Finish Their Course At General Hospital
Eleven young women completed the General Hospital Training School for Nurses three year course and received diplomas in a Second Presbyterian Church lecture room ceremony. Valedictorians Miss Ella Rosenberger and Miss Anna Catherine Zeirdt earned top percentages and prizes from Calvin J. Orcutt. Rev Louis B. Crane delivered the address stressing obedience, sympathy, and cheerfulness as essential nurse traits. Diplomas were presented by W. W. Willett with remarks from Dr James Green and Mrs. James Floyd spoke on the profession and Florence Nightingale tribute. A musical program closed the evening.
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General Hospital Training School
Second Presbyterian Church
Ella Rosenberger
Anna Catherine Zeirdt
Calvin J. Orcutt
Eben. B. Cobb
Bertha Smith
Mabel Elizabeth Dickie
Anna Brochmann
Lillian Ruth Maize
Alice Mary Mogan
Grace Isabelle Kay
Anna Marie Kater
Mary Mildred Willis
Edith Augusta Potter
Louis B. Crane
Weatminster Presbyterian Church
W. W. Willett
James
Green
James Floy
Hospital Ladies’ Aid Society
Florence Nightngale
Carnegie Wall
Elizabeth Maennercher
Louis Schnepel
Woman Charged After Barricading Homes on South Broad
Chanceman Hullaenbeck reported two women and children blocked from entering homes on South Broad Street by Mrs Eva Pittius. A nearby grocery proprietor, Mrs Rowe McCormack, testified and Pittius faced assault and battery charges in court. The judge criticized her actions, fined $7.85, and suspended sentence.
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Hullaenbeck
South Broad Street
Eva Pittius
Rowe McCormack
Mahon
Ty Criminal Court
Excise Board Seeks $500 Salaries for Work
Excise Commissioner Peter M Kling said the Board of Excise signed a petition to City Council requesting each member be paid 500 a year as allowed by the governing law. The move follows earlier talks with the Finance Committee and Mayor Mravlag, with initial objections but now a formal request to be presented at the June 15 council meeting.
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Excise
Peter M. Kling
Board of Excise
City Council
Exci
Kling
Mravlag
Finance Committee
Thomas Y. Bye
Elizabeth
Five Miners Die In Dover Mine Car Accident
Five men were killed and one injured when a mine ore car overturned near the Richard Mine two miles west of Dover at midnight. Coroner Totten cleared the Oma Iron Company of blame, noting workers had been forbidden to ride the car. The accident occurred as the night shift ended, with a rule requiring ladder ascent ignored and the car carrying extra riders, tumbling near the surface and dropping 600 to 700 feet down the shaft.
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The
Journal
Dover
Richard Mine
Edward F. Totten
Omas Iron Company
Itl
Wall Street Opens With Recession Then Strength Among Leaders
New York June 8 The market opened with declines across many issues led by St Paul which fell one to three points from yesterday's close. Government bonds were steady and other bonds were unchanged. In late forenoon trading a stronger tone emerged with vigorous advances in most leading issues.
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Telegraph
Journal
New York
St. Paul
Amning
Yeatenday
Cannon Man Defeated in Republican Primaries
Cannon supporters claim victory as Governor Carroll is renominated over former Governor Priptan. Progressive candidate Carentl Ikerts trails by about 3,000 votes with results incomplete. Congressman J. A. T. Hull of the Seventh district, a stalwart Cannon man, expects eventual triumph after twenty years in Congress.
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Sowrnai
Dee Meines
Iowa
Itrty- Hee
Jowea
Tiediay
Bop
Carroll
Priptan Nyst
Carentl Iikerts
Dat -Garet Tue
Hope
J. A. T. Huil
Jiull
Congress
Leg Injury From Fall Reported In Local Incident
Louis Geglin six year old son of Salvadore Gegila sustained a broken right leg after a fall near Viret and Maresh. He was helped into his home by Fred Thomas and a playmate, then transported to Alexiga Hospital where the fracture was reduced. The boy says another larger boy pushed the wagon, causing the mishap.
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Louis Geglin
Salvadore Gegila
Barborst
Waion
Viret
Maresh
Fred ‘Thoma
Alexiga
Wea
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