Batten High School Class Night Delights Audience
Batten High School held a lively class night at Proctor’s Theater with smooth pacing and upbeat performances. The program featured The Cossack Song Carmena Waltz and notable tributes, including humorous turns by Miss Strude Malick and the farce Mr Bob which drew wide applause from a large audience.
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Battlin High School
Proctor's Treiire
Uise
Thou Wilson
Williams
Wilson
Chih
Strauss
Fatally H Mapped: Boy Dies After Yard Baseball Accident
Willard Cooper of 59 South Kecond street died at Alexian Hospital after injuries from a yard baseball game at School No. 11. He was bruised in a fall while playmates chased the ball and later suffered peritonitis. Survivors include his parents and two brothers Edward and Harry R. Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Uboper
Whyesmuld
Harry
Sstal Casper
South
Kecond Street
Alexian Hospital
Haya
Sonnig Cooper
Parenta
Horpital
Edward
Harry R. Cooper
Hewa School
Arrests and unclear report about police action
An incoherent clipping reports a patrolman and various names with vague arrest language. It mentions suspicion, a possible charge, and references dates and places in garbled form, making the core event difficult to determine.
Rutgers Alumni Collation Reveals Gifts Surpass 50000
At Rutgers College annual Alumni collation, gifts totaling over 50000 were announced, with the college named residuary legatee under W M W Suydam and bequests including Howsers book and copyrights valued at about 25000. Contributions from Mrs Ballantine, Mrs Jessup and others funded gymnasium improvements, endowments, and administration. New trustees Voorhees and Sutphing sworn in, faculty and staff changes noted, and two portraits added to the campus gallery.
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Mie
En Brumawick
Rutgers
W. M. W. Suydam
Edward A. Howser
Robert F. Ballantine
Newark
Morris K. Jessup
New York
Anthony
News York
Baldwin
Alwatni
Mra.ganz M. Schneeweiss
College
A. Jynewey
Jobs Spi
Drary
Reports Given to Presbytery
The ninetieth stated session of Elizabeth Presbytery met at Crescent Avenue Church Pisin feld. Morning devotions led by Rev James H Northrup. new member Rev Loy Graham joined. Reports covered church extension, temperance, youth pledge drives, and moral reform. 8900 raised for German Presbyterian Church debt.
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Elizabeth
Crescent Avenue
Pisinfeld
James H. Northrup
Porth Amboy
Loy. Graham
Presbytery
Philadelphia
North
First Presbyterian Church
William
John I Kerr
Third Presbyterian Church
Atill
J. G. Mason
Metuchyn
Perauading Kunday
Uf Uh
Louis B. Crane
Weatminster Presbyterian Church
Praupbyrt
John T. Kerr
Wooster University
Ohio
Flata T. Reeve
Lenox College
Lowx
Ubson
Greystone Preat
Fergus
Child's death needless after failed amputation vote
A six year old girl Susie Bojas died at St Elizabeth Hospital after her father refused permission for immediate leg amputation following injuries from a ferryboat collision. Surgeons and officials pressed for consent, a plea to Judge Atwater failed, and the delay doomed the child. The incident spurs talk of new legislation empowering doctors to perform necessary operations without parental consent.
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Susie Bojas
Staten Island
Bt. Elizabeth Hospital
Andrew Borda
Front Street
Yeaterday
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Atwater
Charles W. Irwin
Thompson
Thompann
Horas
Congress May Adjourn By Saturday Evening
President Taft said he expected to carry out the Fourth of July program after Congress adjourns by Saturday evening. The remarks came as discussions continued in Washington regarding the legislative agenda and timing.
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Congress
Owenal
Washington
Taft
Boston
Wall Street Opens Mixed as Dow Firms Early Declines Weaken
June 22 New York stock market starts with fractional declines retreating after initial losses. Major industrials show modest gains in late morning trading while government and corporate bonds wobble. Several blue chip issues drift and turn slightly firmer at midday amid cautious sentiment.
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Wall Street
Janet Tee Bichon
Fragmented OCR obituary and incident note from Elmhurst area
A damaged OCR fragment reports a fall from a car near Elvmbeth avenue in Sear Kaw Brot glace, mentioning two men involved, injuries, and an arrest advisory. It references a setting near Reset Park, with unclear names and numbers, including a note about 708 and 16 seats.
Four Victims of Heat Wave Reported in City
Four people succumbed to a heat wave in the city. Catherine Reilly of Newark Avenue died after failing to awaken for breakfast. Monthera of her family was found unresponsive in bed. Mary Dong, 70 South Seenut Street, was also pros tated. Diviy fell at Neapsenis while at work and is recovering in hospital. Dennis Stoby at Rord Street near Second Street and Clark Place fainted in the afternoon and was taken to hospital. A second victim near the Cornerstone Center collapsed. The thermometer peaked in the 90s, with no relief in sight as officials warn of continued extreme heat.
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Catherine Reilly
Newark Avenue
Monthera
General Hospital
Mary Dong
Mary Dong, Af 70 South Seenut Atreet
Clark Place
Feion
Falls From Cherry Tree Endangers Octogenarian
Special to the Towenat West Virginia June 22 A fall from a cherry tree may fatally injure Charles J Weeks of 673 North Avenue He is 81 years old and was picking cherries in his yard when he slipped reaching for a limb The fall caused internal injuries though no bones were broken per immediate medical exam.
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West
Jeharry
Charles J. Weeks
North Avenue
Weeks
Hla
Wakes in Cell. Claims Robbery by Men Overnight
A man found by Patrolman Kelly on Morrie Avenue says he woke in a cell and was insulted. He alleges two companions, Conrad and Michael Munday with Robert Batia, entered his home at night, took two gold items, and he demanded to know by what authority he was confined.
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Dremee
Hetimee
Tehnson
Rad
Valon
Kelly
Morrie Avenue
Conrad Anid
Inion
Michael Munday
Robert Batiea
Redirong
Conrad
Manon
Fire and arrest report over alleged vandalism on railroad yard
Mrs. James Oude of Pine reported her intoxicated son to Patrolman Toney after a failed search for the young man. Bedell directed to First Street and Cuttt Avenue with Meuman and John Mewile, believed to be youths suspected of setting a fire. Neuman and Meade faced charges from detective Toney for alleged “Leor party” on railroad property and vandalism linked to flags, with Neuman held for mall clove mlachiet by the land jury.
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James Oude
Pine
Vento
Bedell
Firat Street
Cutt Avenue
Witla Meuman
John Mewile
Mai
Cartier
Othe
Neuman
Meade Wan
Nevian
Meadewan
Tony
Nevman
Police puzzled by shot near Morrla-aenane
Police investigate a pistol report in a Morrla-aenane area as Patrolman Kelly searches for a motive. A man named Killinghaaern from Pent street, 20d, is tentatively linked as a possible relative of a recent fatality at Chenin iet. Authorities have not identified the shooter or purpose.
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Morrla-aenane
Ielly
Killinghaaern
Chenin
Bea
OT Morrie Mvenne
Kelly
Fiat
Fred
Girl 15 On Probation Under Police Supervision
A 15 year old girl was placed on probation after police involvement. She read aloud threatening words to obtain fine clothing and intended to lure a boy. Probation officers will supervise her, with possible further actions considered by authorities.
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Mary Raha
Joy Rider Fined In Plainfield Court Action
A damaged fragment reports a rider named Byton Witem Banke of Petofield facing a court in Plainfield for riding offenses. The person was arraigned before Judas Atwater and fined FO with thirty days to pay. The item appears in The Journal at Plainfield.
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Witem Banke
Petofield
Judas Atwater
Two Die As Auto Struck By Pennsylvania Engine
Morning crash near Woodbridge involved a seven passenger automobile driven by Morris of York and Gilfeather of Cincinnati. The car collided with a fast moving engine on the Pennsylvanian line, caught fire, and was destroyed. Morris perished in flames, Gilfeather identified by letters in his coat. Port Reading crew investigated. crossing lacked gates bells or flagman. police seek other occupants who fled.
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Woodbridge
Pennaylvania
Morris
Broadway
York
Thomas Gilfeather
Cincinnati
Helmond
Thomas
Te Bape
Theear
Wrather
Anon
Garretson
Porth Ataboy
Tatrolman Patrick Cullinane
Morrin
New York
Gilfeather
Lang Aero Hotel
Spark
Ateestal
A. G. Hernes
Ho BL Wagner
Man
L.A. Ntggent
Port Reading
Journal
Sterling
Jourasd
18 Die in Philadelphia Heat Wave Toll Rises
Philadelphia dispatch reports at least 18 deaths from an extreme heat wave over two days. Officials warn relief is expected soon as temperatures peak and city streets see a tragic rise in fatalities among men and women.
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Lowenst
Philadelphia
Jailed for Non-Support in Local County Court
Elizabeth Commercial Fortheat, housing and Enrot now. William J. Milter jailed ten days by county court for failure to provide support to spouse. The defendant, unable to support wife and child, faced punishment after complaint filed by Elizabeth Commercial Fortheat at 207 Street Horsa Building.
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William J. Milter
Morrie Avenue
Bern
Elizabeth Commercial
Enrot
Horsa
207 Street
E. McMickle
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