Tenth Anniversary of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
The Evan gelical Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity in New York marks its tenth anniversary with morning services, a sermon by Rev. Jerry P. Miller, and a large evening gathering. Local pastors and dignitaries, including Rev. Frederick C. Krapf, attended and spoke words of encouragement. A special anniversary service is planned with choirs and speakers from Grace Church Newark and York City.
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Evanliga Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinty
Sith
Franklin
John C. Johnson
Jiyrry P. Miller
Brooklyn
M.S. Waters
Grace Church
Newark
Holy Trinity Church
Cochranes
Holy Trinity
Frederick C. Krapf
Reich
Go Armand Miller
Justor
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
York City
G,rkemeier
Warét- Mors Uephina Warm School
Mount Vernon
First Communion Service at St Michael’s
About fifty boys received their first communion at St Michael's Catholic church yesterday in a ceremony conducted by the rector Rev Dr Behr. The event marked a significant religious milestone for the parish as the boys wore white garments.
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St., Michael's
St. Michael’s Catholic Vharet
Whit
Behr
Journeymen carpenters convene third convention in Asbury Park
Asbury Park hosts the New Jersey State Federation of Carpenters third convention with about fifty five local unions represented. James D. Carton of the Asbury Park Common Council welcomes delegates. Officers elected include Sammel Botteril as president and Matthew T. Smith as vice president. Newark Local 722 and 300 members attend along with several other locals. The group plans to meet next year on the third Saturday in June at Atlantic City.
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New Jersey
Asbury Park
John T. Cosgrove
Carpenters Ety
James D. Carton
Lowt
Association
Inwa
Sammel Botteril
Bast Orange
Matthew T. Smith
Perth Amboy
James H. Reeves
Camden
Treassurer
Christopher
Mowell
Newark
James A. Galleget
Hoboken
J.T. Cosgrove
Elfrath
George W. Adams
Trenton
T. J. Rock
C. A. Hann
Atlantic City
John A McLean
Atyzustua Geth
August Arendt
C. C. Mowell
John Tehn
Thomas Temmier
John Manion
Irvington
Kearny
Belleville
Bankrupt for Twenty Nine Years in Newark Savings Case
An 1877 receivership of Newark Savings Institution reportedly continues as of June in New Jersey. George Wilkinson was named receiver to protect deposits amid a depreciated asset base, with assets sold only by court order. The bank faced state bonds repudiation and other losses, with dividends limited and interest accruing. Wilkinson died in 1904 and Joseph W. Plume later appointed to oversee proceedings.
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Newark Savings Institution
New Jersey
Chancery
George Wilkinson
Stephens
Wilkinaan
Detroit
Joseph We Plume
Court records reveal claimed interest money for distribution
The court is informed that a petitioner still holds 27,803 in interest funds for distribution among 11,000 creditors. He asks the court to allow keeping the money in the Mechanics National Bank of Newark, where he serves as president, to facilitate settlements.
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Reed Him
Mechanica’. National Bank of Newark
Garrigh Lagg-ren Wedding at 200 New Jersey Avenue Brooklyn
A June 6 ceremony at 200 New Jersey Avenue Brooklyn united Cornelia Garrigh and Carl Taggren in a small family wedding. Rev Turns of Avenue M. E. Church officiated. The couple planned a brief honeymoon to Philadelphia Newark and nearby towns before residing with the bride’s mother in Brooklyn.
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Ana Ue Sausate
Tageren
de. Turns
Avenue M. E. Church
Lageren
Philtinaharg
Rirwelaville
Inta
He Bride
Brooklyn
Hungry Club honors Boyd at Turn Hall banquet
The Hungry Club held a banquet Saturday night in Turn Hall where Alexander Boyd received a handsome Masonic emblem from first to thirty second degree. Captain Robert J. Kirkland acted as toastmaster as BH Allen delivered the presentation. Many guests and speakers attended including Robert Alice Frederick May Benjamin Crowley and others. Isaac Thomas and John Fellows led songs. Prof Heinemeyer provided music.
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Alexander Boyd
Frederick May
Benjamin Crowley
Thomas Jones
Frank Dakin
George DeVoe
James White
E. J
J. J. Kirkland
Sonye W ‘Ald
Isaac Thomas
John Felows
Alexander “Kaufman
Duncan Stalker
Alexander M. Henderson
Walter McAdge
William Harris
Edward Hopkins
Robert Kirkland
Edward Allen
Robert Alice
Benjamin Crosby
William Huggi
Doc Joslyn
D. Merrill
Edward Hiller
William McCulley
Dwart Hopkins
Alexander Kaufman
Elward Bauer
Frank Dukin, Jr
John Follows
Dushan Stalker
William McQueen
Walter
McAdoo
Alexander Henderson
Charles Boyd
Emil Prazat
George Hauck
Thomas Trimble
Hooker Pupils Hold Closing Musicale at East Grand Street
The Misses Hooker hosted a closing musicale at their East Grand Street home on Friday and Saturday evenings. Decorations of wildflowers and roses framed a program by many pupils. The audience enjoyed varied pieces, with singing by a quartet including Miss E. L Hooker, Miss Leila B Jones, Spencer Smith, and Wil Teed, and piano selections by the students.
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Hooker
East Grand Street
Mian E. 1
Leila B. Jones
Spehcer Smith
Wil Teed
Rowenerans
Salo
Charles
Celebrated Seventh Birthday Party in Local Porch Event
Master Frederick Zucker of 320 Union Avenue celebrated his seventh birthday with a porch party for classmates and friends. Guests from the city included Gladys Orr Marion Keenan Bedle Carlton Norton Carlton Adele Abbott Emma Wilkinson Hobart Littell George Pinky Nebson Finki Bert Crane Ellm Abbott Henrietta Keenan from Orange George Zucker Jr Hei a Zucker and Harry Zucker from Newark Marguerite Gude and Arthur Gute Jr. Patriotic songs, games and a bountiful repast filled the afternoon.
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Frederick Zucker
Union” Avenue
Orn
Giadys ‘Or
Marion Keenan
Bedle Carlton
Norton
Carlton
Adele Abbott
Emma Wilkinson
Hobart Littell
George Pinky Nebson
Finki Bert Crane
Ellm Abbott
Henrietta
Keenan
Orange
George Zucker, Jr
Hei A Zucker
Harry Zucker
Newark
Marguerite Gude
Arthur Gute, Jr
Henry Streep’s Tree Accident Leaves Leg Broken
Henry Streep of 68 Elizabeth avenue was injured on a winter afternoon while gathering cherries near Hid. His leg broke, and he remained in Alexian Hospital. Mrs. Florence Kissam, widow of Pent T. Kissam, and the Coleman family line contributed to the attendance. An Episcopal burial service for the deceased was conducted by Rev. Dr. Conover in Evergreen Cemetery.
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Henry Streep
Elizabeth Avenue
Alexian Hospital
Florence Kissam
Pent T. Kissam
James B. Coleman
Trenton
Relati
Episcopal
Ir. Thoman Conover
Bernardaville
Ma:n Wan
Evergreen Cemetery
Conover
Burial of Mins Dooman and Denman family rites
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for Mins Dooman and Mixa Misia Treae Denman, youngest daughter of Edna and Mary Denman. Rev John B led services at the home on Rahway avenues with several ministers in attendance. A large number paid tribute as prayers were offered. Committal followed at Evergreen Cemetery with Rev Mr Stuckell conducting the interment in the family plot.
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Mins Dooman
Mixa Misia Treae Denman
Ednaud Mary KE. Denman
Betrom Rahway Avesus
John B
Acristice Makin & J
Offerihi
Evergreen Cemetery
Stuckell
Work Resumed on New Manhattan Bridge
Construction on the Manhattan Bridge connecting New York and Brooklyn has restarted after disputes. Ryan-Parker Construction Company won the bid for 0,493,223 dollars, with piers and masonry finished years ago and steelwork now moving to completion. Groundwork aims for completion before January 3, 1910.
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New York
Dyne
Manhattan
Raat River
Brooklyn
Ryan-Parker Construction Company
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