Blood and Fire Mystery Strikes Amity Valley
A distraught youth, Long ix Crowley, allegedly fired at the Cowley home in Amity Valley after a rejected attempt to pursue Miss May Cowley, killing her and injuring none. He then reportedly shot himself on his father’s property. authorities traced the motive to past threats and a failed romance. The incident prompted church remarks from Grace Episcopal Church leader Dr Sleeper amid a broader service program.
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Cleveland
Longix
Iss May Cowley
Amity Valley
Boiafex County
Henry Crowley
Irl
Knalt
Conley
Lark
Andover
Coromer K. Filioith
Henry Binston
Evion
Cor Neevis
Sparta
Mies
Glas
Moses
Teverence Secon
Episcopal’ Church
Episcopal Church
Boud
Hob
Sleeper
Grace Episcopal Church
Grace Ured
Grace Church
South Front
Clavinon
Uist
Clarkson
St. John's
Kean
Chancallor Williamson
W.W. Thomas
John
Jesus
John Ware
Zola
St John's Celebrated and Social Disorder Reflected in Parishes
A fragment recalling St John’s celebration and harsh urban poverty. The witness describes 30 city tons of neglected housing, families surviving on bread, children sharing scraps, and workers lining up at dawn for meager wages. The piece laments social disorder and calls for Christian care over charity.
Song of Thanksgiving Choir Performance Review
The service featured F H Cowen and other pieces with rich brass introductions and strong organ interludes. The choir, directed by Bauman Low, received praise for musicality and faithful interpretation, while Lowe maintained steady leadership and clear artistry throughout the performance.
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F. H.cowen
Capelin
Orga
Ceria
Fine. Wyon
Igh Oeinberger
Martin
Gailmant
Peatlage Widor
Bauman
John
Haa Boom
Judor
Rtietle Ferling
Volun
Chorus Rehearses For Song Festival In Newark Auditorium
A mass chorus of Newark German societies rehearsed yesterday in the Krueger Auditorium under Juliue Loreng for the Saengerfest week spanning Newark venues from Olympis Park to the First Regiment Armory. With hundreds of Newark singers, preparations aim to entertain at least 50,000 guests during the festival.
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Krueger
The
United
Cof
Newark
Juliue Loreng
Ppc
Regiment
Olympis Park
Verein
Kuhlmann Powers Home Team In Narrow Baseball Loss
Sporting had chances before them as Kuhlmann hit a home run and Harter added a three bagger while Apperpacher collected four singles and a double. He accounted for four of six team hits as visitors note Hersell scored on a Hursell hit. Palmers reserve Hewan pitched. The game featured Epperpacher stealing a base and Hersell driving in a run. The score remained close with Kuhlmann the lone pitcher to yield a hit to a Palmers batter.
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Kuhl+ mann
Harter
Apperpacher
Bet
Hursell
Palmers
Hewan
Kuhlman
Epperpacher
Revond Hersell
T Centre
Bassies
Kuhlmann
Coates Breaks World Record in New Brunswick Meet
Harry Coates set a world mark at the New Brunswick event on a Saturday afternoon, clocking 4: long? 11 in the half mile. He also topped New Jersey Stats records, while securing the point trophy for his Orange team as Midgewood and Brunswick followed.
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Harry Coates
New Brunswick
Coates
New Jersey
M. C.A
Breal
W. A. Brown
Cibeinnati
Oma
Cottde
Mebolag
Sm. -Ge
Rave
Coatestam
Ameondrk
Novack
Brunswick
Local baseball club seeks 20 year average opponents
The Newark rel team and South Mlixapih Fiesta Club seek arranging afternoon games with teams averaging 20 years. They prefer Rowellies, Trojan A C, and other clubs, listing addresses in Missadeth and Willems Hows area. A planned Rahway avenue ground match with Youache tapes and Army A C is discussed amidst substitutions and incomplete lineups.
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Mlixapih
Rowelies
Trojan A.C
Willem -Hows
Rip, Street
Missadeth
Police Notes Report Juvenile Arrests and Thefts
Police notes list arrests including Jacob Bomnink for breaking into a home on Booth Park Street and stealing a horn from Philip Putoransul. Several suspects, such as Wiener, Burns, and Vorwart, face grand jury action or fines for alleged thefts and disorderly conduct.
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Jacob Bomnink
Saturda
McNamara
Rete Newark
Philip Putoransul
Booth -Park Street
Frederic
Wan
Leonard
Hasles
Pert
Charles
Ramial Wiener
First Street
Agh
Petro Asc Ee “Saad
Ties Teen
Forecast Notes From Oliver and Drake's Thermometer
Weather report from Maphington dated yesterday lists thermometer readings at 7 AM, 9 AM, and noon with a high temperature of 82. Official rear thermometer measurement corroborates. Local forecast cites temperature record in a concise routine update.
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Maphington
Sune
Oliver & Drake
Inweat
City of Oring Council Honors Barrett at Ninth Anniversary
Knights of Columbus will present Charles J. Barrett State deputy a ceremonial recognition as part of the City of Oring Council ninth anniversary celebrations tonight. J Bewill Camp No 10 United American War Veterans to hold semi annual meeting at 8 pm with eighteen new recruits since six months, seventeen active and one life member reported.
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City of Oring Council
Knights of Columb
Charles J. Barrett
Fnent
J. Bewill
United American War Veterane
D. C
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Broad St
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