Battin High School Alumni urge city athletic field
At the Battin High School Alumni Association annual meeting in Arcanum Hall Superintendent Richard Clement urged securing a city owned athletic field for Battin High and upper grammar students, predicting new high school walls in three years. The event featured a Quaker skit, songs, readings, and officer elections chaired by Edward J. Greens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard ¥. Clement
Battin High School Alumni Association
Battin High School
Clement
Elizabeth
Arcanum Hall
Edward J. Greens
J. F. Denton
Edward J. Coer
Grsive
Gustave Degenring
Miss Vera
Mina Ere Sestine Clement
Lillian Grewa
Louis RB. Allison
Harriett B. Crane
Charles Warner
Prince William ¥. Little
the Battin High School
Little
Lisi
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Peri Harobrey
Irene McCulley
Wilson
Smuvical
Agnes Caskie
Gertrude Caskie
Tool Theft Alleged: Five Appear Before Judge Atwater
Five individuals stood before Judge Atwater in Criminal Court this morning amid alleged tool theft charges. John Burke pleaded not guilty to a separate count involving a vault and threats to a spouse, with details blurred in the record.
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Atwater
John Burke
Justine
Tha
Petat Donaldson
Local court updates on theft and assault cases
Report notes ee eaters week sentencing delays and rail charge details. A case involves alleged rape and a drill valued at $100 to nippera four cents. Trial set for July. Charles Lyons pleads not guilty to a serious crime and case is continued. Justin Salter charged with bicycle theft and placed under probation for one year.
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Onlepson
Jusiun Salter
Toucey
Iisathew
Newspaper men praise convention press facilities
Veteran correspondents who covered many gatherings say the recently closed convention offered the best press arrangements yet. Credit goes to sergeant at arms William F. Stone and assistants Edwin P. Thayer John K. Malloy along with Elmer F secretary of the National committee for their enthusiastic support of Chairman Harry S News.
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Journal
Chicago
Gres
Willmn F. Stone
Edwin P. ‘Thayer
John K. Malloy
Elmer F
Harry 8. New
Creaked Boy Rescues Two Boys From Gravel Pit Pond
Morristown reports 12 year old Hives of Mexander Pattenon and Augustua Monahan were saved by Joe Gilligan, a one leg amputee who swam with one arm and used stumps to reach the boys after they toppled from a boat. He had removed artificial legs when hearing the distress call and swam to shore with Pattenon guiding him. Monahan was saved after Gilligan pulled Pattenon from around his neck and then retrieved Monahan. Also notes progress on reconstruction of a recreation pier with three piledrivers and extensive bulkhead and dock piles driven toward Elizabeth Staten Island.
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Morristown
Joe Gilligan
Brooklyn
Mexander Pattenon
Augustua Monahan
Pattennon
Wim
Monahan
Gi Mn Wan
Gilligan
Patternon
Recreation Pier
Livingston
Thelizabeth Yacht Clubhouse
Elizabeth Staten’ Island i
2000 Sandwiches for Hungary Saint James Party
Members of St James Sunday School left by five special cars for an excursion to Weequahic Park. Under Mrs H P Baker, 2000 sandwiches were prepared in the chapel kitchen for the youngsters while teachers and superintendent William F Groves accompanied them. At the park the boys held an impromptu meet and the girls played games.
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St. James
Weequahic Park
Mre H-P. Baker
William F. Groves
Open Shop Ended at Westfield Establishment
Dispute between Charles Crickenberger the Westfield painter and union journeymen was settled at a Union County Building Trades Council meeting in Staats Aventis Hall. Crickenberger had entered open shop but an agreement was reached to restore union labor and drop the open shop practice.
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Charles Crickenberger
Westfield Bots
Union County Building Trades Council
Deaths From Heat Rock Chicago Weather Worsens
Telegraph report says no relief from extreme heat. hospital prostrations exceed twenty. Charles J. Flanagan, 34, former Singer Manufacturing employee, dies after lingering illness at his home in West Inslow Place. Survived by wife and two children. attended Pt Patrick's School and Church.
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Journal
Chicago
Jaye
Charles J. Mlanagan
Charlee J. Flanagan
Singer Manufacturing Company
Wits
Inslow
Lein
Ana
Am Tormer
J. Flance
Pt. Patrick's
Rt. Patrick's Church
Sherman's Public Career Highlighted For Utica Mayor and VP Bid
Detailed biographical sketch of Jama Schoolcraft Sherman, Utica native born October 24, 1855, rising from Utica mayor at 29 to long-time U.S. Representative, Republican figure, lawyer, banker, and campaign organizer. Notes leadership roles, committee chairmanship, and strong ties to national politics and party activities.
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Jama Schoolcraft Sherman
Congress
Republican Party
Mfe
Hin
James Schoolcraft Sherman
Utica
Noy
Richard A
Mary Frances Sherman
Hamilton College
Clinton
N. Y
Taft
Yale
Utican Trust and Deposit Compay
Oneida County
Republican Committee
Thia Poat
Congres
New York
Nut
Committee On
Cannon
Sherman Haw
Tas
Thomas B. Reed
David B.y
Port of New York
Sherman
Moldates
Ben
Carnegie Hall
Batore
Steeres
Mont
Dollar Jin and the 1806 Republican Campaign Plan
A fragment describes a Republican Congressional committee in 1806 seeking a substantial House majority. It notes an organizer who called for dollar subscriptions from all Republicans, earning the nickname Dollar Jim and boosting Sherman’s reputation as a campaign manager.
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Republican Congressional Committee
Ag Meunger
House of Representatives
Ile
Pli
Wim
Shermen
Senator Ackerman Named to Committee Post
State SenatorFrmest R. Ackerman of Union County was named to notify James S. Sherman of his nomination as Vice President.
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James
Sharman
Chicago
Jane
Frmest R. Ackerman
James S. Sherman
YooM.GAs Plan September Reintroduction At Grounds
The YooM.GAs schedule Sunday meetings for September with Genet Secretary John H. Strawbridge and Major W. J. Martin attending. Major Martin will represent the U.S. at the Olympic games while association work continues on the new outdoor facility behind the West Presbyterian Church, with site grading and rolling underway and the field expected ready early next month.
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Genet
W. J. Martin
England
United States
Woourk
Wd Presbyterian Church
Belmont F C vs Tivington A C in 3 PM clash
Belmont F C faces Tivington A C tomorrow at 3 P M in a Belmonts bats contest. Players Williams, H Weinhart lead Belmont while Pearson and Arthurs star for Irvington A C. The Belmont club invites replies from teams in the city, noting players ages 18 to 14, with addresses listed in Elizabeth area. The El Mora Athletic Baseball Club claims city championship, undefeated, challenging Mortimer Heilner of Wyoming Avenue El Mora Elizabeth.
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Belmont F.C
Tivington A.C
Belmont
Williams
H. Weinhart
Irvington A. C
Pearson and
Arthurs
Belmonte
Addresal
Willams
Elizabeth Avenue
el Mora
Thin City
Elizabeth
Mortimer Heilner
Wyoming Avenue
Newark Aldermen to plan July 2 joint game meeting
Coummeyman Meek of the city council baseball committee met Newark Board of Aldermen in City Hall to arrange a joint meeting of committees after the Newark vs Jersey City game at Werdenmeyer Park in Newark on July 2. Arrangements for a Newark Elizabeth officials meeting will be completed.
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Coummeyman Meek
Uy Council
Newark Woard
City Hall
Newark
Jersey City
Wierdenmeyie Park
Newarks
Elizabeth
Medals Awarded at Diocesan Union Meeting in Newark
A Diocesan union gathering at the Catholic Institute in Newark last night awarded medals to winners of the Catholic school boys competition. P Flynn presented St Patrick's School of Khsa weth with seven silver medals and two gold medals. Harry Trainor's funeral was held yesterday afternoon from his father's home at 351 Marshall property.
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Diocesan Union
Catholic Tristitute
Newark
Vrujonn
P. Flynn
St. Patrick's School
Khsaweth
Barry Trainor
Harry’ Trainor
Marshall Ratrerty
Funeral for William Quinn Held at Ro adlle
The funeral of William Quinn of Ro adlle was held this morning from James J. Higgins undertaking parlor on Frst street. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
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Yaverat
Wiliam Quinn
William, Quinn
Roadlle
James J. Higgins
Flrat Street
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Explosion on board steamer Arcadia kills two at port
Telegraph dispatch from Philadelphia reports an explosion aboard the steamship Arcadia during a Hamburg voyage. Two longshoremen died and more than thirty were injured, some fatally, as crews rescued victims amid fire and debris. Chief Kruger suffered facial burns rescuing the injured. some crew members reportedly jumped into the river.
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Philadelphia
Madune
Arcadia
Homburg
Nbgiy
Weil
Howpita
Omier Kruger
Tie Areauia
Youngsters in Court on Multiple Offenses
August Fladburg, 12, with prior police record, was arrested again by Patrolman Healy on his mother's complaint. Mike Fred Levers, 14, jailed after breaking a store window and stealing tin. John Dickin, John Salinsky not found. William Mover and Chirenes Gordon arrested for disorderly conduct on Centre Street. Roy Marshalse and Worth released after arrest by Patrolman Bedell.
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August Fladburg
Healy
Fiorge Feck
Aporeh
Hawan
Mike Fred Levers
P. Kalin
Pine Street
John Dickinon
John Salinsky
Willian
Mover
Chirenes
Gordon
Centre Street Snd Second Avenue
Novello
Roy Marshalse
Worth
Bedell
Property Returned to Niece by Aged Aunt in Court
Vice-Chancellor Stevens ordered the return of property valued at 2100 to Amelia Coar of Kercey City from Mare Garetts Korn of Cranford. Alfred A. Stein, representing the complainant, noted actions against the will while Joseph Farmer of Jersey City represented the defendant. The October 6 will date placed the conveyance of the property to the niece, Mins Cour, under review.
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Amelia Coar
Kercey City
Maregaretts Korn
Cranford
Stevens
Alfred A. Stein
Court of Chantery
S. Mar
Kern
Old and Feebley
Mins Cour
Deception Alleged in Cranford Property Deed Case
A deed described as absolute for 1 is challenged in Cranford where the wife seeks a decree to recover property arguing lack of understanding and potential fraud. Court orders reconveyance and amendments to strike fraud claims after examination of counsel and testimony.
Protests Costly Roller Skating Race Handoff
Ay Bootele defeated Charles Isoling in a crowded rink race last night. The early pace was even, Lanling led for much of the half mile, then Roetzle challenged, the finish featured repeated lead changes. A dispute over a call cost Roetzle three laps, and he recovered to gain only two of the final laps, losing by one.
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Charles Isoling
Lanling
Roetale
Roetzle
Himn
Thin
Great Loss Of Life In Portugal Tornado
Reports from Madrid quote a devastating Portuguese storm that swept coastal districts and inland areas. About two hundred fifty killed in Moyadoura, eighteen sailors drowned, with extensive destruction of ships, island towns, and homes. Death toll expected to rise as inquiries continue.
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Portugal
Ory Teograpa
Madrid
Moyadoura
Cassta
Africa
Indore Bp Held on Bail After Alleged Assault Charge
A man identified as Loube Feit faced alleged assault charges but was released on a $100 bail following a jall lat hearing. The court records show a Pasoe J. P. Kelly proceeding with Conata bis and Gaeer testifying. The defendant was freed pending further action.
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Indore
Pean
Loube Feit
Spiter
Dastio
J. P. Kelly
Conatabis
Gaeer
In Custody of Friends, Tony Mbank Committed to Fall
Tony Mbank was placed in the custody of friends after a disturbance at the Standard Plant. He was deemed unfit for life sanity and discharged yesterday, turned over to friends. The report notes a small amount of money and a transfer to a New Jersey Central facility with unclear details.
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Friends
Tony Mbank
Hfe
Laden
Wan
Hindew
Wedding plans in haste warned by self help ad
Fragmentary lines urge delaying marriage and buying a home through a proposed system. The ad promises quick cash options and home ownership without a bank account. It hints at low prices and a ready-made lifestyle but remains unclear and fragmentary.
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