School Board Accepts Resignation and Cancels Absence Request
The Board of Education read and accepted the resignation of Dr. Dineph Funk from the position of medical inspector with a three month leave requested. The board also discussed bids for coal and school improvements, appointing Elizabeth Leadenham and Miss Leahdema to permanent positions and Dora Frover as elocution teacher for May and June. Superintendent Shearer reported truancy and attendance figures, including 75 truancies, 212 absences, 160 home visits, and 14 children taken to school by attendance officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dineph Funk
Fumk
Pte
Wan Alno
J. Rigi & Nom
Lavennon & Bon
Stb
Monuiney, Zier & Townley
Elimaleth Loa
Th. sHicobson
Beatin
Pil
Ventila
NW UA Ee
Iowoat
Tiwan
Board of Bohol
Donnargped
Elizabeth Leadenham
Miaita
Homer
Mbrontens
Nelool
Achool
Coachmen's Union Elects Officers At Meeting
At a meeting of the Coachmen's Union, officers were chosen: president Charles T. Sme en, vice president Alfred Halin en, secretary Tar an UW Keenan, treasurer John F. Martin. Trustees include James Ogden, John F. Martin, George Weiman, James J. Keenan, Charles J. Jensen. A committee of Meases Prindle Keenan and Martin was to confer with city authorities regarding uniting on streets. The coachowners clanrt that the biel injures their velicles, ruining the Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Newark Turners Plan Popular Subscriptions for New Hall
In Newark the Turn Verein Vorwaerta announces a popular subscription to fund a new hall. The appeal notes many letters of sympathy have arrived, indicating broad local support for the project.
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Turn Verein
New $15,000 Residence Planned on Stiles Street
Archi feet C, Godfrey Poggi designs a stone and wood residence for Mine BM Como at 116 Stiles Street. The two and a half story, 15,000 dollar building includes steam heat, reinforced roof, concrete foundation, stained glass, hardwood trim, gas lighting, and special mantels. The project superintendent will oversee bids and award all contracts.
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Eampialea
Archi Feet
Godfrey Poggi
Como
Chilton Aret
Enierete Foundation
Bet Amit
Phe
Church Incorporation Certificate Used at County Courthouse
The St Luke Church of Wearheld and Zion Church of Wearheld submitted incorporation certificates. Names listed include Thon Williams and James Pili among others. A funeral at St Mary’s Church attended by several named individuals followed the ceremony.
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Church Incorporated
Crere
St. Luke’s A
WB Zion
Wearheld
Tates
Thon Williams
Tlenty A
Brown
Prank Willowes
James Pili
William Minning
Clem
Orange Mourns and Plans Ceremony in East Orange
Final reports recount East Orange events for a large day of celebration led by the Fentential Association. A service at the old Presbyterian Church and a public program with addresses follow a parade from the New England Society. Governor Stokes is expected, with a dedicatory prayer and a Star Spangled Banner performance at local churches.
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Orange
Duna
Plane Tov
Yond Veyder
Riehl Artillery
East Orange
Frederic A. Reiner
Vic Abbott
Ketone
Stokex
New England Society
Ithe Favernor
Newark
Ant Seri
Orme
Havey Hobert
Kip
Olay
Abi Baer Daantey
Che Gnesta
de, Townsend
Mra
Charles A. Yardley
St John's Catholic Church
Orange Valley Congregational Church
Parkway
Wagner Marcuson Marcuson Married in New York Ceremony
Christine Wagner wed Josiph Wagner at Hermstadt New York in a ceremony conducted by Rev Dr Zinsler The bride was attended by Mile Bertha Marcuson and Charles Wagner served as best man Guests came from Elisabeth New York Philadelphia Pittsburg Brooklyn and other cities After a reception the couple left for a honeymoon to Niagara Falls and Thousand Islands They will reside on Third Street between Fulton and East Jersey streets in this city
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Mins Cinpa Masouaon
Nieho- Tas Riene
New York
Imat
Josiph Th. Wagner
Atrect
Silace
Hermstadt
Wort
Atrest
Zinsler
England
Bernard Wagner
Elisabeth
Philadephia
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Springfield
Maas
Eit ‘Mere
Wagner
Niagara Falls
Thousand Islands
Thipd Street
Fulton
Exat
Jersey Treet
Galvin-Reidy
Misa Mary Reidy
Walnut Street
St. Marya
Rex
Kather O'Neil
Dennis Galvin
Mian
Bridget Malones
Cleregith Reidy
Mee
Cohunbad City
Indy
GALVIN REIDY MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED IN ST MARYS CHURCH
Miss Mary Shannon of Olive Street wed Jel Earl of Kond atrent in the Saveed Treart Church ceremony officiated by Rev Ambrose Huebner. Attendees from Augustone and New York. bride wore white faceted roses theme. new home at 441 Franklin Street. Earl a member of Knights of Columbus and St. St. Johns Lyceum.
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Mary Gunea Shannon
Mir
Patrick Shanenon
Olive Street
Jel S. Earl
Kond
Ambrose Huebner
Augonne
New York
Franklin Street
Court Hayley
Knights of Cohaimbing
Court Street
Marriage notice for Grace Fipiscopo and Adolph Theiss
The text records a wedding involving Grace Fipiscopo Cheech and Adolph Frankiih Theiss with Mira Elizabeth Tame Arkharer as bridesmaid. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Dr Henry Hole sleeper. no clear date or location is given due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Fipiscopo Cheech
Mira Elizabeth Tame Arkharer
Adolph Frankiih Theiss
Fi Heice
Nyu
Nellie Ciseer
Henry Hole
Klein-Stein Mee Weds John Lem in Blurred Ceremony
A marriage for Klein-Stein Mee Vary Stein of S52 Raat Jersey street to John J. Lem of Au Marshall street was held at a church ceremony, attended by family and friends, with clergyman officiating.
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Vary Stein
Raat
Jersey Street
Marrial
John J.lem
Marshall Street
Pans
Tor
Mee
Thrastian G Fiseber
Darling-Weh Wedding Hailed at Plecnpal Church
The ceremony for Mia Mary Wek and Chargnee Arthur Darling was held Sunday morning at Plecnpal Church. Rev Dr Sleeper officiated. Bridesmaid Eduar Wek attended with the couple in a scene described as joyful despite garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia Mary Wek
Chargnee
Arthur Darling
Dr. Sleeper
Williamy
Local Option Letter Invites Assemblymen to Roselle Meeting
Union county pastors and local leaders in Roselle and Roselle Park invite Assemblymen Perkins Moxon and Tillman to address a public gathering on local option. The letter notes supporters of the Read Saloon League, cites past legislative defeat, and promises fair treatment and a Burke report at the event.
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Kitty
Ainlens
Roselle
Moselle Park
Perkins, Moxon
Till ‘Nan
Union County
Rovelle
Logie Heure
Rrovelle
Craitfords
Crater Bay
pontoMde
Waita
Roosevelt
Inca
Oyster Bay
Gunther
Moorea
Sagamore Hill
Anne
J. Frank Burke
Four men drown as steamer Ohio wrecks near Nome
Victoria reports four persons drowned when the steamer Ohio of the White Star Line grounded at Nome Maske yesterday. Private dispatches say a collision with ice forced the beaching, and a failure in boat lowering is blamed for the loss of life.
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Victoria
B.v
Ohio
White Sur
Nome
Maske
Esterday
Privat Dispatches
Taunton Rams Ballasted by Collision With Saratoga
Philadelphia June 13 A British steamship Taunton from Calcutta collided with Ward line steamer Saratoga near Glouchester. Taunton sustained a large hole in her starboard amidship and was beached to save the cargo.
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Philadelphia
Taunton
Calcutta
New Ward Line
Saratoga
Gloucenter
Lieutenant Killed on Submarine Boat in Portsmouth
Explosion of gasoline aboard a submarine boat in Portsmouth England today killed Royal Navy Lieutenant Hart and seriously injured three sailors. The incident occurred during a collision of reports about the blast and subsequent injuries.
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Kilbed
Portamouth
Eng
Hoant
Jwitenant Hart
Royal Navy
Advertisers' Say Linfr Floor Broom Prices At Keunders Store
Tig stock of linfr floor broom prices from 23e to 70e and $1, 295. We have a large attractive stock. Every day customers express surprise at the great variety of goods we carry and if we haven't what you want we will get it for you. Hy D. Keunders, SL Brand Street.
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Hy D. Keunders
Friday Bargains From the Journal Ad Page
Fragmented ad content promotes Capital bargains for tomorrow. Exchange with a first man and a nameless girl, with stray references to Philadelphia Inquirer and local real estate terms. The readable portion hints at sales and promotions on the next page.
Children’s Day Observed at Mount Zim Chapel
Yesterday the Mount Zim Chapel hosted Children’s Day with 225 children from the Sunday school and sewing section meeting at 3:90 in the afternoon. The event featured opening hymns, psalms, and Bible readings, with reports noting 320 garments given by the sewing school and 202 produced by the children, plus bread, flour, coal, and other items for the needy. the school will reopen every Sunday through the year after a summer break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Zim Chapel
Raatrand Street
Ewing
Exegerion Srene
William KR. Bennett
Donna
William H. Wood
William Karl
Yorr Bleaings
Liszie Herr
Geary W. Wright
Mra. Karl
Deacon Wood
Newing School
Mian
Annie Anderson
Dasa
Teamsters Strike Appears Inevitable in Chicago
In Chicago on June 1 the looming hair struck at the stockyards seems almost certain as both sides show unwavering stances. Overtures are exhausted, preparations are underway for a strike, and Packers notify consumers of meat deliveries stopping after Monday morning. Railroads anticipate trouble with unionized railroad workers in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Riy
Bucket shops shut by Massachusetts law
Boston reports three weeks note that bucket shops must close by June 14 with no further trades after that date. A few shops may operate via connection with the New York Consolidated Exchange or relocate to Providence while Massachusetts customers will be served by mail or telephone. Federal authorities have not ruled on the legality of this method.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Jta
New York Consolidated Exchange
Providence
Masaachusetts
Appleyard Insolvency Announced on Exchange
Philadelphia June 13. The insolvency of A. E. Appleyard was on stock yesterday amid posing of 15,000 shares. Rumors circulated on the exchange after the failure that the governing committee would meet to consider stopping all trading in United Gas Improvement stocks until yesterday's transactions are adjusted.
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Philadelphia
A. E. Appleyard
Bei
Exchange
United Gas Improvement
Dancing School to Close Season at Jacobs Theatre
Professor Sughrue announces the closing of his dancing school at the Jacobs Theatre building on Monday evening June 24 with a moonlight hop and waltz finale. Afterward he will depart for Connecticut for the summer and return in fall to resume teaching.
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Sughrue
Jacobs Theatre
Connecticut
Soldier Must Hang President's Decision After Court Martial
Washington dispatch reports a court martial convened in October for Private William Taylor of Company M, Twenty-fourth Infantry. First Lieutenant Robert B. Calvert of Albuquerque presided as superior officer. Taylor fired five revolver shots at the victim, wounding him in the shoulder and head in a brutal attack.
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Washington
Hane
Willian Taylor
Vorpany M
Nppines
Tay
Robert Bt. Calvert
Twentyfourth Infantry
Albuere
Layie
Taylor
Ala
Anetier
Baen Ordered to Appear Before Commission in Philadelphia
George Z Baer president of the Reedin Railroad was ordered today by U S Deputy Marshal Meyers to appear before the Interstate Commerce Commission for a hearing. The hearing will examine the road’s operations and the company’s conduct at the line.
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Baen
Philadelphia
Jane
George Z. Baer
Reeding Railroad
Unier
Meyers
Alte Soad
Verdict for $50 in district court case
A district court session this morning dealt with a case involving an attempt to eject an occupant from a train car on April 13 last. The conductor refused to accept the ticket, and a frame surrounding the incident was noted.
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Otage
Ranductor
Paterson Barber Monachino Murdered on Garret Mountain
Michael Monachino, a barber of 124 Hamburg Avenue, was found murdered on Garret Mountain near the Second Valley by Daniel Nolan and Thomas Dooney who were gathering wood. He had multiple head wounds, dragged several rods, and his body was still warm. His wife and employer knew nothing of his whereabouts until police reported the crime.
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Paterson
Michael Monachino
Garret
Otate ‘ Ereen
Daniel Nolan
Thomas Dooney
Monachino
Hamburg Avenue
Garret Mountain
Cafl Street
Munro
Market Street
Aai
Musto
Muato
Moore Sentenced to Six Months in County Jail
Thamas Moore received a six month sentence in the county jail yesterday for his role as an accomplice to Albert Cadott who confessed to robbing the Central Railroad Company of tools while working at the downtown shops. Cadott was sent to the State Reformatory, a sentence he received a week prior.
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Thamas Moore
Albert Cadott
Central Railroad Company
Cadott
State Reformatory
Arrested for Assault at Piper's Saloon Port Reading
Detective Luke Mattson arrests Patrick Brown Jamey Farmer and Thomias Burns at a Port Reading boarding house for assault and burglary of Henry Piper at Piper's saloon 362 Band Street May 30. They were arraigned before Police Justice Mahon and demanded a hearing set for next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Mattson
Port Reading
Patrick Brown
Jamey Farmer
Thomias Burns
Henry Piper
Piper
Band Street
Brown
Farmer
Burns
Mahon
Good Friday Declared Legal Holiday in State
Trenton reports Governor Stoker signed Governor Minturn's bill making Good Friday a legal holiday in the state. The first holiday will occur April 19, with subsequent observances on the Friday before Easter. Opposition exists. no active agitation noted. Many states and territories already observe the day.
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Trenton
Stoker
Minturn
Hunter
Alabama
Connectiut
Louisiana
Mi Yania
Tennessee
Porto Rico
Philippines
Robbery at Morristown Convent Detected in Turbulent Night
A disturbance at a Morristown convent led to a theft during visiting hours. Jewelry and watches were reported stolen as a woman identified with Dr Elisabeth Latae Elisabeth’s Courant fled the scene, leaving investigators to search the premises for the missing items and the suspect.
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Morristown
Elisabeth Latae
Elisabeth
Courant
Wevern
Tta
Pic
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Joneph McCoy Daniel
St. Mary’enolery
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Earl Shannon
HEISS
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