Whole County Plans to Aid Hospitals and Appoint Board
The county aims to assist hospitals with a donor drive led by the Hooplahl Pay Day Committee. Fifteen men will join a hospital board, appointed by President Alfred A Stein, with meetings to extend to towns outside Finnioth. Fundraising will use the general fund, donated office space, and a nominal printing expense.
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Fig
Henry S. Chatfield
Caetlane
Dimeters
Finnioth
Las Teen
Jeveral
Alphons
Bowebet
Sindee
T. Crane
Lyons
Hein
Beegha
Lve
Phintell
Westfield
Rahway
Lark Otnslip
Kenilworth
Wty
James Fovants
Veouk
Connolly
Tyrie
City to Debate On Site For Drinking Fountain
A civic committee invites public input on a drinking fountain project at an upcoming City Council meeting. A dinner will precede the discussion to air views, with committee members coordinating the session at Monument and Broad avenues.
Fath er drove off Chinaman in slain girl case
A New York Telegraph report describes Elsie Sigel's murder and the discovery of hundreds of letters to the Chinaman Leon Ling and other suspects. Police connect jealousy and luring by Ling to the fatal act. Investigations focus on Ling and Chang Sin, with warnings to foreign ports and a review of letters found in the room of the settlement worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
New York
Frote
Paul Sigel
Wadsworth Street
Leon Ling
Ams Chang Sin
Ting
Elsie Sigel
Leon
Orintal
Thix
Florence M. Todd
Chinatown
Fikiv
Uhisemmun
Nellie
Irl
Building Boom in Elizabeth Sees Big Week of New Projects
Elizabeth's week ends with contracts filed for new building work totaling about 216000, including a three story brick store and dwelling at 31 Broad Street by Peter J. Traub. Other plans include a factory on Elizabeth Avenue near Spring Street and two double dwellings on Urier Avenue.
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Elizabeth
Breepan
Broad Street
Stratemeyer
Peter J. Traub
David B. Provoost
Arnakami Schiff
Fliznbeth Avenue
Spring Street
H. M. Baer
New York
Pls van Kirk
Paterson
Margaret 4
Proctor
Uirier Avenue
South Street
Jackson Avenue
J. Blum
Morris Avenue
James
Fouls Schiein
South Park Street
George Davey Dies on Train
George L. Davey president and chief owner of the Boston National League team died on a Pennsylvanian train near Cellerville Ohio after a sudden illness. He was stricken in the toilet area of a Pullman car and expired shortly after doctors summoned. Garry Herrmann of the National Commission was notified.
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Menia
George L. Davey
Hanelall
Penngytyanis
Cellerville
Kent
Nilles
Xenia
Ville
Ohio
Pullman
Garry "Herrmann
Imei
Fierce Pace In Auto Race at Indiana Trophy
The Indiana trophy race electrified Brown Point as 12 cars started the 63.6 mile event. Standouts included Roberta, Lytle, and Stearns among favorites, with Donor of envy and Suzy Miller noted in pit activity. Matson won driving the Chelmere Detroit, covering the distance in 431.21 seconds for a high powered field.
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Brown Point
Yrsterlny
Hi Taclity
Men of Sun
Roberta
Lytle and
Stearns
Rheans
Crete
Deventeen
Wagner
Bert Miller
Dayton
Alfie
Hourgus AL Knox
eyndaard-Daston
Laromobite
Apperman Aioe
Rubek
Ruse
Setentantivniew Arng Tulle Limited
Cuba
Suzy Miller
Inom Stoddard
Diet
Matson
Tuyton
Stragg
Burhan
Seth Burman
Anites
Knox No
Stoddard-Dayton
Evicted Woman Sleeps Outdoors With Children in Piet Street
A mother and her two children slept in the street after eviction as local authorities intervened. Mrs. Frank Tygiduinne was brought to headquarters then appeared before Judge Mahon. The case revealed a family in distress with a measles sick girl and a distressed parent seeking help and shelter. The court considered placement and the city’s care options while the mother claimed limited options. A neighbor helped move the children indoors and the furniture was to be removed under Eckerson’s orders.
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Piet Street
Frank Tygiduinne
Judge Mahon
Jersed
Mie
Dogistiana
Ward
Lehman
Sehnata
Manila
Fank
Mahon
Trust Company Plans Fireproof Marble Bank Building
The Union County Trust Company site at Broad and Wettland Streets will be razed within two weeks to make way for a modern white marble fireproof bank building. Plans call for Rutland Florence marble exterior, granite base, mahogany interiors, imported marble counters, and a steel vault with reinforced lining. The structure will feature up-to-date heating, lighting, plumbing, and a vault complex with numerous safe deposit boxes, designed for the Fidelity Trust Company era in Newark.
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Union County Trust Company
Broad
Wettland Streets
Atorer
Ne Ate Tom
Colominte
Charles
H. K. Halsey
Albert B. Carlton
James H. Alexander
Lebbeus B. Miller
William H. Rankin
Jersey Central
Pennsylvania
Rutland Florence
United States
Trust Company
Fidelity Trnat Company
Newarke
Barge Blaze At Dry Dock Reported Narrow Escape
Fire broke out aboard a barge at the dry dock causing smoke and water damage. Captain Doane of the Allen Key was aboard the other vessel aiding crews as the blaze was contained after minutes of effort. The incident, under investigation, caused about $600 in damage with no clear cause and no injuries reported.
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Sylvan
Allontusa
Gelion
Ted
Db. Doane
Doane
Willian
Lehivhe Teal
Savga
India
Drum Providence
Black Hand Mail Alarms Saloonkeeper Threats
A Newark district reports threats to a saloonkeeper after a series of letters from a group calling itself Black Hand. Victims, including Salvatore Sarullo, received alarming mail demanding money with promises of protection. Investigators link the letters to a fire at the saloon and the arson inquiry remains ongoing with possible ties to the recent incident.
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Salvatore Sarullo
Sanllo
Newark
Alsthouse
Sarullo
Counterfeiters Held by U S Government
A local report states Berativen Bocchina and an unnamed Italian woman were arrested on counterfeit charges. They appeared before a U.S. Commissioner in Newark with bail set at 1000 dollars and 200 dollars for an associate. Investigators say the duo may be linked to a nationwide counterfeit ring with ties to New York.
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United States
Lottes
Newark
Weldwadler
Wile
Michael Vitale
Ralliu
Journal
Sard
New York
Brogan
Gorge Novella
Husaatern Yard
Roselle Park Thieves Busy but Get Little
Report from Roselle Park on June 1 describes burglars forcing entry to several homes through dining room windows. Fruits of the break-ins were limited, with money and valuables largely untouched. investigation continues with two suspects sought near Birmingham and Tehigh Valley Ravroml.
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Roselle Park
Rodvlle Ark
Ilet Woselle Piyk Instiight
Itm Romtentm
Birminghian
Tata
Abandon High School Pupils Plan to Attend City High
Principal Ambrose Ro Kline of Union Township High School informed Superintendent Richard Clement that abandoned Union Township pupils intend to transfer to Battin High School in the city this fall. The Town Council has yet to finalize tuition and transportation papers for the move.
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Ambrose Ro Kline
Union Towiship High Schol
Richard VK. Clement
Lim
Union Township High School
Battin High School
Thin City
Ninth Annual Closing Reception at College Event
The invitation invites attendees to a closing reception at the college, with details about the date and place mentioned in a formal, period tone. It emphasizes hospitality, a featured program, and a social opportunity to meet faculty and peers during the event.
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