Doctor's Plea For Drunkard Urges Treatment Over Punishment
A Newark medical convention hears Dr. Hoesenwasser urge that alcoholism be treated as disease rather than punished. He cites Massachusetts Iowa Minnesota state programs and Swiss care as evidence of success. He notes financial limits hindered a New Jersey bill, and calls for affordable institutional care with church and legal backing.
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Cape May
Chia Myst
Massachusetts
Iowa
Minnesota
Boston
Tly ‘Rinkerheil
Anata
Buikon
Zurich
Hiss
Alumz Church
Newark
Medical Roality of Newdersey Session at Cape May
A session of the Medical Roality of Newdersey was held at Cape May. President Thomas J. Mackenzie of Trenton chaired features. Officers included David Stolin of Thwkensack as president and Archibald Mercer of Newark as treasurer. Committees on prize essays honored Thomas Gray of East Orange and Floyil McEwan of Newark for feeding infants in fasting. The medical defense report discussed aid to members facing malpractice.
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Cape May
Pivety
Lowe Ing. Attlert
Davi St. cHilio
Shiehensack
Benjamin S. Waddington
Side
Eatin Mackenzie
Treatin
Dani Strack
Gumdens
Corey
Treacarer
Archibald Mercer
Newak
Ty Id
Newark
Thurles
Newdersey
Cape May Yew Tenliy
Thomas J. Mackenzie
Trenton
Thear
David St Olin
Thwkensack
Fhead
Benjamin A. Waddington
Salon
Thomas al. McKenzie
Daniel Strock
Camden
Harry Stout
Wenonah
William A
Chandler
South Orange
Treamier
Conmittes
Thomas Gray
East Orange
Floyil ‘McEwan
Nevwark
Peiges
Infanta
Robert ML
Vatersay
Ellaworth Eliot, Jr
York
William Bo
Stephen
Morritown and Philadelphia figures in closing session program
The closing session features Piervon of Morritown Delaware, Hobart A. Mere of Philadelphia, and Senator Joseph D. Pyelingniyen of Soutiernet. Papers are listed by J. Watson, Martin Dale of Cunden, Elton 8 Cornan, Hrutgeton, Charles A. Rosenen Newark, and GN Sommer.
Miss Cassels Surprised At Home Party
Miss Lillian Cassels was pleasantly surprised at her home on 143 Spring Street last evening by several Themls. Games music and refreshments comprised the informal program and the young people had a delightful time.
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Lillian Cassela
Spring Street
Major William M Martin Embarks for Bisley Olympic Shoot
Major William M Martin of the Second Regiment and Mrs Martin sailed from New York aboard the cabship St Tania for England to join the American Rifle Team for the Olympic shoot at Bisley. A large crowd gathered at the pier to bid farewell, with many Elizabeth friends among them. The Major left the city at 7 PM yesterday to meet teammates at the Hotel York for final plans.
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William 7. Martin
Mra. Martin
New York
Medal Ceremony Highlights Holy Rosary Graduates
Thirteen graduates received gold medals at Holy Rosary School’s closing exercises attended by over 400 spectators. Rev James J Smith praised Catholic school ideals and duty, with addresses by Mayor P. Ryan and Superintendent Richard Ky Clonen. Salutatorian Mary G. O Connor and valedictorian Alice Houlye led a program of recitations, dramas, and songs, honoring graduates including Alice Hodge Florence Daly and Mary O Neill.
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Hosary
Ames J Sith
Italy
Roaary Chirch
Cifollicialkaunk
P. al. Ryan
Richard Ky Clonen
Father Smith
Gradhuites
Mary G. O'Conner
Alice Houlye
Mines Fateile
Donnelly
Hodge
Mary Conner
Mar Richte M. O'Neill
Florence le Daly
Batelle S. Gannon
Arthur BK
Lenox
Joseph A. Kelly
Francie E. Feeny
George T. Carroll
Boln J. McCarthy
Lake
Thanws F. Canty
Holy Rosary School
Favor Ryan
Holy Rowry
Sariot
Clara Ages
St Mary
Conehas
Maly Rosary
Clement
Vant
Alle C. Donnelly
Joseph A
Alice D. Hodge
Ames J. Smith
Jonttie Campbell
Roy Grant
Estelle Bonnly
Anny Powers
Rolie
Alice Hodge
Florence Daly
Margaret O'Neill
Gertrude Holness Yimies
Mary KE
O'Connor
Genevieve O'Brien
Stanca
Henry James
Ming Helen ‘O'Brien
Rena
Team Prepares for July 9 Match at Binley Range
The trip was completed and Mra Martin joined this morning as the Second Regiment officers gathered in Broad Street. On arrival at Binley the team will begin daily practice and stay on the range until the July 9 opening.
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Mra Martin
Taint Thinceit Hin
Broad Street
Kays Vaudeville Troupe Gaining Ground In South Tour
The Kays duo Charles and Ernest Kakosch and Mixs Telen Engle, stage name The Kays, report to Elizabeth friends of a southern tour, severing ties with Willard Carnival and joining Foster and Manafield Merry Mak. They headline a large 80 by 60 foot tent show featuring legerdemain, mind reading, hypnotism, levitation, and mind reading. Electric Bitters praised by Frank Conlan of New York as remedy for dyspepsia and kidney issues, sold with guarantee at McCloskey Graham’s drug store.
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Charles
Ernest Kakosch
Mixs Telen Engle
the Kays
Elizabeth
Real Suceras
South
Hamlet
8. C
Fortune
Willard Carnival
Foster & Manafiald Merry Mak
Away
Frank Conlan
Houston Street
New York
McCloskey & Graham’s
California Claret and Port of Sherry Notice
A brief alcohol sale notice listing three cans of California Claret at five years per gallon and California Port of Sherry. No additional details or context provided.
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California
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