Sudden Jealousy Theory in Ling Sigel Case
New York reports say Elsie Sigel’s death may have resulted from sudden jealousy rather than premeditation. Chong Sin, arrested and giving multiple stories, claims a quarrel over Ling’s friendship with Cin Gain led to a deadly confrontation. Witness statements from Sing Plee and Jing Lee challenge Chong’s account, while police probe continues as officers pursue key witnesses and suspects.
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New York
Elsie
Sigel
Jean Ling
Mgr
Chong Sin
Hung
Laon
Cin Gain
Hinke
Chu Wan
Chung
Sing Plee
Leon
Jing Lee
Ching
Chu
Gly
Atlantic City
Galvin
Po Tsentation
Ob- Alara
Reception for YM A secretary Lantz in Elizabeth
Arrangements nearly complete for a reception honoring John P. Jantz, general secretary of the YMCA, hosted by the Woman's Auxiliary at Association Hall. Rev John T. Kerr will welcome the clergy, E J Moore will represent the YMCA and introduce Kerr. Music and refreshments planned. The event serves as the first official welcome for the new central secretary, John H. Strawbridge, now secretary of the Sioux City Presbyterian.
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John P. Jantz
Y Mga
Woman's Auxiliary
Thesday
John T. Kerr
Third Presbyterian Hirch
Lants
Elizabeth
E. J. Moore
Y. M. GA
Kerr
Aentral
John H. Strawbridge
Sioux City
Preascoriaton
Miss Breece Party at Home for Graduation
Mrs Varrie EL Breece and her parents Mrs and Mrs Sireece hosted a birthday style graduation party at their Franklin Street home last night celebrating Miss Breece’s graduation from Room 20 No 1 class. Guests included Mrs Henry Van Nets Captain J C Martin Miss Herel Hebert Lilian Smith Mollie Viscourit Mathilda Behmiit Hilde Smith Eleanor Williams May Breece Henry Porter Raymond Faux Mortimer Danziger George Heck Frederick Dillert Robert Hewson William Lambert and William Smith all from the city or nearby towns.
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Varrie EL Breece
Urles Sireece
Franklin Strel
Mollie Viscourit
Mathilda Behmiit
Hilde Smith
Eleanor Williama
May Breece
Thin City
Henry Porter
Raymond Faux
Newark
Mortimer Danziger
George Heck
Fredrick Dillert
Robert Hewson
William Lambert
William Smith
Irvington
Unclear fragmentary notice involving Charles Fruit case
Fragmentary OCR text references Charles Fruit, a 27 year old resident, with unclear context and names including Daniel Prutt from Charlottesville Virginia. Details about crime or outcome are unreadable and remnants of questions and relations appear.
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Daniel Prutt
Charlottesville
Charles Fruit
Londhure
Trace of French Sinks 0 In Abandoned Baby Mystery
Fragmentary report describes an abandoned baby found on a roadway near Durlach Place. Authorities, chasing leads, pursued a suspect named Robert Ped. By noon, the baby remained in Day urn with ongoing investigation into the case and possible French involvement.
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Durlach Place
Robert Ped
Bedlam in Africa Inspires Deserted Uproar and Laughter
A Waters Herald report describes wild scenes during travel in Africa with natives and missionaries, detailing cries, drumming, and bells. The piece notes intense chatter, varied vocal expressions, and a chorus of sounds as observers try to decipher the rhythmic tumult.
Let The Journal Follow You For Local News Delivery
The Journal offers direct notification to readers about local updates and address changes. Subscribers without accounts are advised to remit a small fee per delivery. Walter J. Grote of Ocean Grove handles delivery arrangements at 118 Avenue.
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Pater Sea Teail
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Walter J. Grote
Local society notes recounting July August travel and visits
Several residents and visitors are listed with travel plans and recent movements. Dr Theodor F Livengood returns from Cape May social meeting. Mian Halen Ryan will stay at the Marlborough Asbury Park in July and August. Miss May Movelle returns from New Belford visiting relatives. Ruth and Charles with family at Portland PA for a week. R Mover relocates from Westfield Ave to New Brynawick. Mrs Alex H Green departs for Deal Bend until mid September. Miss Harriet BR Crane leaves for New Britain Conn for a month with sister Mrs Fraterick D Hahn. Mrs Bischoffahaneen travels with son and daughter. William and Lulu Heywood to spend July in Maine. The Houstons and Benjamin Dean hosted at Mrs James Houston's home in Summit. Miss Murriet Peterson and Miss Ta Haier spend day at Grant City and Midland Beach. Miss Norman Stevens visits in Brooklyn staying with Miss Hazel Kirkland at Elisabeth Ave. Miss Katherina Chine sails three weeks to Binghamton NY. Mr and Mrs Movelle spend months at New Bedford MA, with relatives of Mrs Movelle. Miss Helen Brokan, recently lost a purse, recovers purchase via a Journal ad found by Miss Harriet Peterson. Dewitt Clifton Whiting visits from New York, returns home to Ys.
Third Concert of Series at Wallace Hall Newark
In Wallace Hall Newark the Metropolitan School of Musical Art presented the third concert of a summer series under Lois Arthen Russell. The program featured singing, piano, and theory with notable ensemble pieces and a closing recital planned for Monday at William Hall, 603 Broad Street, by junior and intermediate students with Ensemble Circle and faculty participation. Funeral notices for John Carroll and Mrs Annie Tolliver, plus James Quinn, reported with details on services, bearers, floral tributes, and interment at local cemeteries.
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Metropolitan Schooln of Musical Art New
Wallace Hall
Newark
Lois Arthen Rusell
Buryell
Canada
Wisaner Hall
John Carrol
John Caroll
Kant Grand Street
Sacred Heart
Father James
Fathi
Martin Healy
James Cavanaugh
Thomas Leighman
William Motley
James Healy
Michael Carroll
Annie Tolliver
Annie Toliver
John ‘Oliver
Union Baptist Church
MW. H. Mitchell
D. D
William Jf. Taylor
Shiloh Baptist Church
J. J. Porter
Joseph Lewis
Ollie Lewis
Daniel Tucker
John Foster
Rosehill Cemetery
Linen
False Arrest Suit Arising From Slavtsky Case
A $25,000 suit alleges false arrest by Elizabeth police in the Slavtsky case. Jurors heard testimony from witnesses including Patrolman Tosbey and Dowd, while Slavtsky claimed the charges were spite work linked to a real estate dispute involving Wolf Finkel and Koestler over 606 Fulton Street. Attorneys Koestler and Doak argued the matter, with set court action settlement briefly noted and further witnesses expected.
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Binh
Dowd
Slavtsky
Ha Sayn
Finkel
East New York
Kenny
Koestley
Blavfaky
Wolf Finkel
Fulton Street
Koeatler
Slavfaky
Cams
Supreme Court
P. J. Gilhooly
Blayfuky
Abashe Doak Fo
Thista
Koentler
Penny Provident Success At School No 1 Station
In three and a half months the Penny Provident station at School No 1 opened eighty eight accounts totaling $89.26. Thirty accounts were withdrawn totaling $55.04, leaving a balance of $34.22. Remaining savers may continue at Clark Club station with deposits Friday evenings from 7 to 9.
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Penny Provident
School No. 1
Clark Club Station
Connecticut Farms Alumni Association Meeting Urges High School
Union June 26 The Connecticut Farms Alumni gathered at William Crane’s Morsts Avenue home for annual meetings with broad representation from classes since the school’s founding. A resolution supported retaining the Connecticut Farms High School amid a Board of Education closure plan, while new members Mabel Falloute Margaret Sebnell Alexander Berson and Thomas F Burke joined. Performances followed including violin reading and vocal solos.
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Alumni ‘Association
Connecticut Farms High School
William G Crane
Mor‘ts Avenus
Board of Education
Connecticut Furma High School
Mabel Falloute
Margaret Sebnell
Alexander Berson
Thomas F. Burke
Clarence R. Bonnel
Walter @. Bouchen
Reading
Abby R. Headley
Fannie Lang
Annie Rhyner
Abby BR. Headley
David P. Lum
Tie Crane
One for Hach tramway lines care for women
A brief note from the Loulaville Courier Journal mentions tramway lines in New York and efforts to provide care for women. The language is fragmentary but indicates transportation and social welfare topics in the city.
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Hach
New York
Loulaville Courier: Journal
Importers' Sample Fans Offer Quick Reductions
Importers present sample fans 1 and 2 in regular prices. Hand painted gauze, lace and spangled trimming on ivory enamel stands. Fans would sell quickly at 750 and 980. Marked for quick sale at 400 and 0.80. Better quality stock reductions at 5c, 80c, 81.26 and rest.
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Charles
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Pitan Fe
Africa
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Waton Herald
Abe
Theodor F. Livengood
State Medical Sociaty
Cape May
Mian Halen Ryan
Union Atenet
Marlborough
Mia May Movelle
Pint
New Belford
May
Mr. i
Ruth
Portland
R. Mover
Weetfeld Avenue
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Mra. Alex. H. Green
Trinity’ Place
Deal Bend
Harriet BR. Crane
Stiles, Street
New Britain
Conn
Fraterick D. Hahn
Samiel Houston
Elmer Houston and
Benjamin Dean
Summit
James Houston
Murriet Peterson
Amity Street
Mins Ta Haier
East Jersey Street
Grant
Midland Beach
Misa Norman Stevens
Brooklyn
Hazel Kirkland
Sheriff Kirkland
Elisabeth Avenue
Katherina Chine
Steger & Sons Piano Mfg. Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Mrs. Thoman Movelle
Fit Avenue
New Bedford, Mans
Helen Brokan
Walnut ‘Street
Harriet Peterson
Dewitt Clifton Whiting
Dewitt Clinton Whiting
T. Q. Lowden
Cherry Abjeet
James Quinn
Jere Quinn
St. de 'K Church
Roselle
Fung
Father O'Brien
Thomas Nutley
Patrick Dermody
John Geisler
John Enerry
A. Gurlach
David Henpessey
Pele
Mt. Olivet Cerpe
Miron & Lifson’s
Wild’s
Exomatvaly
Korion Roshina Scien
Axminster
Miron & ‘&L Lifson
First Street
Elizabethport
Shedd Electric Co
Roselle, Nou
Tel
Ronaile
John Hedlund
Cranford
Westfield
Connecticut Farms Alumni Association
A. B. Kline
Flintwood
Dorothy Bunnell
Ethel Hayes
Roselle Park
Connect Farms
Conrad Hartenstein
Morris Avenues
Meeker Inn
Maple Avenue
Eugene O'Reilly
O' Reilly
Flemmer
Wambold
Henry Richards
John Hedlind
Norberg
Westmainland
Sweden
Meeker Averuge
Wear Toath Street
Aldene
Iesterdany
Hedlund
Patrick Cooley
Westfield Avenue
Morris Neilson
Camden Street
Lorraine
Mr. Cooley
Robert Gordon
Rowells Park
Mr. Gordon
Amsterdam
Morton Pierson
Remelle
Dr. Vail
Mantaneo
Westcott Wan
Gray
Wentfeld
Rahway River
Sat
Clales
Tepster House
Golf Club
George G
Ely
Avon
Mre
G, C
Gay
Woodstock
Thapolla
Ghurdh
Church of Christ
Boient
Springfield Avenue
Miln Atrest
Boston
Gronarsy
Suraly
Walls
Broad Street
Elizaleth
Atoric
Cys
Ity Mabicker
Timber & Masons
J. Q. S. S. Thompson
Elisabeth Aveous
Eet
Madison Avenue
East Grand Street
yBa Brsed Stowe Me
Oliver & Drake Co
Graham & Dem
Master ‘Brow, E.W. Parseng
A ‘Ro Bisbart, BT
Davia Thum
B. ‘Prank
C.” Stutelen and
Martin Cod
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