Grammar Graduates and Closing Exercises at City Schools
The city held graduation exercises for 309 grammar grade pupils across multiple schools. Parents and friends attended as diplomas were awarded, with ceremonies featuring speeches, an orchestra, and a playlet. School No 1 noted a debate the previous evening with participants named and judges appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ety
Decry
Hanifia
David Kaufman
Wiliam J. Shearer
William F. Grover
Sayre
Board of Eduction
Bohol No. 1
United States
Robert B. Clavel
John Fame
Evelyn Koechler
Sophie Wagner
Bertha Lang
Gértrude — Simmeney Pine
Edward Sroamaphy
Bewiah Cleveland
Anna Fromm
Anna Hopf
Frank Schieider
Rw ‘Ing
Ty” Fliskinger
Violet
Hanifin
Edu
Turn Hall sale planned for new fast freight line
The Turn Verein Vor waotta discusses selling Turn Hall to Pennsylvania to clear space for a new fast freight line from Jefferson avenue to Bayway Morrieville and Trenton. An inventory has been taken and bids are expected within two months as preparations begin.
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Turn Verein Vorwaotta
Turn Hall
The
Pennsylvania
Jefferson Avenue
Bayway
Morrieville
Trenton
Wheate
Prestiges
Cave-in Injures Worker at Milliken Plant Site
In a cave-in during excavation for a new Milliken Bestia Mariner’s Hatter plant in Staten Island a worker is improving but injured. Doctors say the victim is improving and will likely recover. Local hospital reports indicate steady progress as treatment continues.
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Milliken
Bestia
Mariner's Hatter
Staten
Yiaomaie Wepital
Sidewalk Troubles on William Street Prompt Repairs
Residents along William Street between Madison Avenue and Catherine Street have grown tense over a gang removing flagstones on both sidewalks. Authorities warn that property owners will bear the cost to repair and realign sidewalks and curbs to city standards. Councilman Rath’s intervention followed a resident’s complaint after a trip over an uneven flag. Officials say no further overhaul will occur where sidewalks and curbs already meet proper lines.
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William Street
Madison -Avenue
Cathering Street
Learing
Rath
Crties
Street
Commintoner Thompson
Frank McFadden Pleads Guilty to Mare Theft
Frank McFadden, arraigned in Court of Quarter Sessions, retracts not guilty plea and pleads guilty to stealing a black mare from Joseph Reeve of Union Township. He is released on own recognizance after counsel notes.
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Frank McFadden
Joseph Reeve
Union’ Township
A. A. Stein
McFadden
Atwater
Hla
Three acquitted in assault case at Quarter Sessions
In Court of Quarter Sessions yesterday three defendants, including Joseph Goodstein of 245 Bed Street, were acquitted on an indictment charging assault. The jury deliberated for under an hour.
Obituary of Henry C Meeker and Related Burials
Henry C Meeker died this morning at his home on Ne ave nua after a brief illness. His wife had died April 30. Meeker had been a store keeper on fonal Baul New York and later lived retired with his family at 444 Morris Avenue for over twenty years. Also noted is the death of William, son of Kallog, aged 20, who passed away at 890 Third Avenue after a brief illness. John Had, aged 3 years and 6 months, and Freda Had, of 536 Livington Street, are listed among the other deaths in the notice. The deceased include members of the Independent Pleasure Club. All details reflect a local obituary notice with multiple family deaths and residences.
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Henry C. Meeker
Ave Nua
Mr. Meeker
New York
Morris Avenue
East
Ors
William Saueee
Lam Kallog
Third Avenue
Independent Pleasure Club
Antiseptic Barber Shop and Real Estate Listing
Fragmented text shows Antiseptic Barber Shop operated by Doy Marsally with references to cleaning, sterilization, and equipment. Includes garbled lines about Mercie avenue, Brooklyn wallpaper, real estate offers, and questionable sales pitches. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Doy Marsally
Elect Ma
Ienna
Bea Bene
Ruling On Excise Point Delivers $300 Fee Demand
City Attorney Connolly issues guidance on the 1906 excise law as the board weighs licenses for a saloon and an inn and tavern. The board approves the licenses with one vote against, despite Connolly's advisory that fees must be paid by all applicants after July 4. The meeting lists numerous license applicants and notes a Supreme Court appeal on the board's prior decision.
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Board of
Exciea
Keron
Kenah
Thesian
Prevent Board
Arittah
J. C. Connolly
P. Li
Tes
Ste
James
Connolly
Ees
Connolis
Ke Keron
Mihealanger Third Avenue
Bitat Avenue
Jucenty Caticanle
Front Street
Edward Keats
First Street
Jacob F. Rieder
Chris Zimmermann
William J Keeig
John Michalkoritz
Josph Derfuer
Court
J. Mn
Edward
Eindhardt
Pearl Street
Charles Eilera
Edward Burn
Geneva Street
Martin Zebra
Gear Echntider
Elizabeth Aby
Hummer
Mo Reals
N. Heller Company
Battlers
Riaing Bum
Ohn Strang
Catherine
Informit
Supreme Court
Board of Aie
Rahway Man Acquitted in Assault Trial
John H. Crahan of Rahway was acquitted yesterday afternoon in the Court of Quarter Sessions on charges of assault and battery against Stephen McCheaney. The jury found no proof of motive or intent beyond the alleged tavern altercation. The incident reportedly began after Crahan complained about service and involved a kitchen area confrontation.
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John H. Crahan
Rahway
Stephen McCheaney
Crahan
McCheaney
Abduction of a 6 Year Old Boy in New Providence
Wilkes-Barre police arrested Robert Birnie a florist from Hoboken on charges of abducting Frederick Brown six years old son of Walter Brown of New Providence Township on May 15. Birnie, indicted this term, was found in Wilkes-Barre and brought to county jail. He had previously worked as a boarder in the Brown home and fled with Mrs Brown and their three children after an infatuation with Mrs Brown. The case centers on Birnie’s deception and alleged enticement of the boy while staying with the family.
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Birnie
Hix Fulke Telong
Hoboken
New Providence
Florist
Coddington
Walter Brown
Brown
Mya
Adam
Bivnle
Dene
James Brown Faces Excise Law Violation Charge
In Piniffield the Court of Quarter Sessionscharged James Brown of Flainfighd with selling liquors without a license in violation of excise law. Witnesses from the Plaingeld police testified as to Brown's bottle license and alleged illicit sales while two associates from Imnelten faced related charges.
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James Brown
Flainfighd
Ted Ree
Tal
Contin
Imnelten
Brown
Witneunes
Plaingeld
Wall Street Opens With Bearish Tone on Steel and Copper
The market opened with fears of bearish sentiment as steel and copper led declines. Room traders and outside operators were net sellers with prices slipping in early trading. Strong copper supply rumors weighed on equities while Southern Pacific faced active buying on rumored favorable news. government bonds mostly steady to lower.
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Pe York
Tung
Ite Hove
Southern Pacific
Sacred Bulls Arrive Here Imported By Government
Forty sacred bulls from India arrive at a Roosevelt government animal station to improve native cattle. The herd, described as humps and short hair, came via Chicago and Hamburg routes after a long scientific search led by Dr. Thompson. Officials aim to improve American beef flavor and purity, with claims of disease resistance and temperate nature.
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Roosevelt
India
Chiega
Agricultural Department
Washington
Thompson
Tim Camme
Lona Star
Puroan of
Animal Industry
Texas Bull Punches
New York
Sncrest
Lone Star
Hamburg
Pretoria
Ita
Moody to Battle Standard Oil in Antitrust Suit
Attorney General Moody, acting for the President, prepares to sue Standard Oil for Sherman Act violations. Cabinet late- Wednesday meetings allegedly revealed secret agents from the finance department and the bureau of corporations gathering evidence against the company.
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Washi
Mooy
Standard Oil Company
Wedmentay
Scorgiaries
Root
Bonaparte
Professor Stevens of Yale Dead in New Mayen Suing 32
Fragmentary OCR reports the death of Professor Stevens of Yale in New Mayen after a brief illness this morning. A separate line mentions a suit by or against someone named George, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Professor Stevens
YALE
New Mayen
George
Doctor of Divinity Degree for Pastor Achieved
The pastor of Bt Rumen ME Church received the Doctor of Divinity degree at Allegheny College in Meadville. He was noted as one of the youngest to earn the honor after completing the college’s fifteen year program and is an alumnus of Drew Theological Seminary. He helped secure a $50,000 gift to the college and a smaller donation for his fraternity chapter house.
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Bt Rumen
D. D. Ater
Allegheny College
Meadville
Youngson
Drew Theological , Seminary
Bloomfield
Young
Freternal Society
Degree Awarded to Dr Tomlinson at Bucknell Commencement
At Bucknell University in Lewisburg a degree of Doctor of Letters was conferred on Rev. Dr. E. K. Tomlinson Ph D during the commencements ceremony held Wednesday.
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Tomlinson
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Paw
EK. T. Tomlinson
Mag Shippo Held in Kinnan Mystery
New York story reports Mrs Marla Shippo linked to a Kinnan murder inquiry. She testified late yesterday and left the Inquisition with two detectives, while police seek the private person she says warned her. Authorities hover over a possible new lead as they pursue the theory a familiar Italian family member aided the crime. Weather notes and Str. Stenton, mother of the murdered girl, remain under scrutiny by investigators.
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New York
Marla Hhhippo
Kinnan
Ne Utock
Privat
Mras Schippe
Ponsi
Brutal Slayer Hanged for Mrs Hollister Murder in Chicago
Chicago reports the execution of Rishard Glanni at 11:04 pm for the murder of Mrs. Franklin D. Hollister. The condemned man faced a brutal strangulation and displayed a defiant posture before death as witnesses described the grim event.
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Hollister
Chicago
Rishard
Franklin D. Hollister
Building and Loan Secretaries Sentenced to Prison
Paterson June 22 three building and loan secretaries convicted of embezzling from their associations were each sentenced by Judge Francie Beott to one year in State Prison. William Malcolm of Pariah pleaded guilty to $100000 theft from Mutual Building and Loan Association of Pas unit. George W. Ailing of this time city pleaded embezzlement from Maer Bullet and Loan Association and made full restitution. Henry Speer stole from People's Building and Loan Association of Pas wul. relatives repaid nearly all funds. Judge Scott noted the shame to the industry and families as the punishment.
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Paterson
Francie Beott
Cxurt
Qutieber Eepstone
Menater William Malcolm
Pariah
Mutual Building and Loan Association of
Henry Speer
People's ‘Building and Loan Association
Pas Wul
Tulge Scott
Norway Crowned Haakon VII King in Simple Trondhjem Ceremony
The Trondhjem Cathedral hosted King Haakon VII’s formal coronation with eighty royal guests including William J. Bryan as a guest of Minister Graves. Crowds filled the city as warships fired salutes, the weather turned showery, and officials described the ceremony as austere and republiclike in tone, aligning with Norway’s recent choice of monarchy over republic.
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William J. Bryan
Graves
Trondhjens
Norway
Haakon VII
Trondhjem
Wa Haakon
Sven
Denmark
William
Eeaeee
Norn
Cai
Wong
Haakon
Drucker’s Toggery Shop Opens Tomorrow
A fragment notes Drucker’s Toggery Shop opening tomorrow morning with promises of low prices aimed at attracting a wide public audience. The garbled text references a sale and broad access to goods, though details are unclear.
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Drucker
Drucker's
Successful graduates boost home goods display
Kesbeth Gane completes thorough training and joins Miron & Larson at 1 Birth Street, showcasing weekly furniture designs and unique window displays. A growing wedding gift sector appears to rise as customers seek practical, stylish items for homes, with emphasis on durable, useful pieces.
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Miron & Larson
Birt Street
Bere
Tina
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