Stor's Wife Recounts Slavonia Wreck Near Flores Island
Mrs Oberly, wife of Rev. Oberly and a passenger on the Cunarder Slavonia, writes a detailed account of the wreck off Flores Island in the Azores on June 10. She describes the night of fog, the cargo of lifebelts and rope, passenger bravery, and the crew’s efforts as the ship struck rocks and broke apart, with rescuers aiding travelers and the party later reaching safety on shore.
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Min TH
Oberly
Christ Church
Cunarder Slavonia
Yessel
Flores Islani
Azores
Slavonia
Lloyd
Mraran
Prinzens
Powningern
Flores
Assault on Dr Zucker leads to county sentence
Judge Atwater sentenced Harry Weinstein and co defendant for assault on Dr Zucker following a trial in the Court of Special Sessions. Charles Wagner pressed clemency petitions from 400 citizens while Weinstein seeks appeal. Segalowsky, who testified, drew a two month county term after cooperating with prosecutors.
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Joop Weinstein
Jim
Harry Weinstein
AL Zucker
Atwater
Special Liassons
Charles Wagner
Wii
Joseph Pais
Trie
Charles Segalowsky
Weinsteing
Jon Vith
Ty Wan
John
Stauler
Tidge Atwater
Ward
D.C. A
Weinstein
Dir. Wagner
Anmea
Jewiah
Ree Behoo
Wiase
Weinstelnne
Heyer
Ur. Zucker
Wagner
Harry
Regalowsky
Aliow
Thant Seglowary
Stamler
Begalowsky
Aananl
Arrest of Edward Brigga Found with Tools on North Broad Street
A colored man named Edward Brigga was arrested early today on North Broad Street by Officer McCormack. Police headquarters hold him on publictional charges as inquiries continue into the discovery of five wateries, four knives, one razor, a bunch of keys, a brush, and $1.03 in his possession.
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Edward Brigga
North Broad Street
Oficer ‘McCormack
Puapictony
Chik Tenney
Juris Lide
Briggn
City Officials Inspect the Fire Department Tour
The Fire Commissioners the City Council Committee on Finance and other city officials conduct an inspection tour of the fire department leaving from headquarters at 4 o clock They will visit all first fire houses to see how the apparatus responds to alarms and the condition of the houses
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Eugine
Priestly Path For Rev Augustin Wirth In Elizabeth
The Rev Augustin Wirth son of Mr and Mrs Florian A Wirth of 915 Magnolianamenaes was ordained by Rt Rev Bishop John O Connor at St Marys Church Newark yesterday. Friends and relatives witnessed the ordination, with Wirth’s godparents among Elizabethans in attendance. He studied at St Anselm College Manchester NH and Sacred Heart school in Elizabeth before priesthood. He is a grand nephew of the late Rev Augustin Wirth longtime pastor of Sacred Heart Church where he will celebrate his first high mass next Sunday. Born in Buffalo in 1885 he moved to Elizabeth in boyhood. His early education was at Sacred Heart and St Ansgolm’s where he studied for ten years.
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Augustin Wirth
Mlorian
A. Wirth
John O'Connor
St. Mary's Church
Newark
Aclazen Nupytier
Mlize
Wirth
Clanamaten
St. Anselm’n College
Manchester
N. H
Florian A. Wirth
Miases Rose
Lil- Man
Therese Wirth
Mire
Denzile Fitzgerald
John Hutenreid
Molly Lloyd
Catherine Corcoran
Catharine Brady
Julia O'Leary
Nellie McCarthy
Thomas Burna
Margaret Burns
Mary Burns
Thomas Surna
Mia
Patrick Higgins
Thomas Masterson
John Lowman
John Martin
Sacred Heart Church
Father Wirth
Buffalo
Elizabeth
Sacred Heart School
St. Angholm's
Indictment Found in Bocchina Case in Trenton
Federal Grand Jury in Trenton indicted Serafine Bocchina after local arrests by Detective Patrick Brogan and Patrolman George Novello on suspicion of passing counterfeit money. The case mentions a boy witness, a sewer-lifted bill fragment, and prior arrests of two Italians for similar offenses. Indictments date from Monday with sentencing set for Friday in Trentim.
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Trenton
Yeaturday
Serafine Bocchina
Patrick Brogan
George Novelo
Aeveral
Brogad
Owen Apper Peetoke
Hridayrin Trentim
Wrecked Auto Crash Kills Driver Edwant Cooley in Roselle Park
In a Morris Avenue collision at Roselle Park, driver Edwant Cooley died and three others are hospitalized in serious condition. John Lauter Mand Tucker Mina Florence Krieger and Stanley Reed were involved as the car wrecked after a rear tire burst. Witnesses say the crash occurred at high speed and occupants had little chance to react.
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Morria Avenue
Edwant Cooley
Roselle Park
General Hospital
Wan 1
Couley
John ‘Lauter
Mins Mand Tucker
Newark
Stanley J. Rhed
Remi
Reed
Petty Wheels
Mina Florence Krieger
Kennington
Tucker
Em Marshall
Ball
Morris Avenue
Tonneau
Ahe
Cocetomad cm Tekh Pag
Tin Strike Crisis Tonight in Pittsburgh
Midnight tonight marks a crisis sparked by the open shop order of the American Sheet Factory. Jane a0 reports that workers at the facility protest the policy, threatening labor disruptions and potential production delays across the plant.
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Pitteburg
Jane
Y O gang members sent to prison in court action
Judge Atwater in the Court of Quarter Sessions sentenced Alfred Dixon to state prison for felonious fear and hard labor. Lawson Braggy and Albert Burns received reformatory terms at Rahway. Dixon had prior convictions, and Braggy and Burns faced additional charges, with suspensions for some counts. Other defendants, including John Brady, were convicted and mercy was urged for some, while George Caufine received two years for a serious charge and Roman Koresky faced three months in county jail. Probation officers recommended clemency for two youths involved in a robbery as officers prepared to supervise them.
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Atwater
Alfred Dixon Ito
Priagn Foenee Fear
Wichard Labor
Lawretes Braggy
Albert Burns
Reformatory
Rahway
Y-O
Dizton
Atwater Enld
Dixon Haw
Turns
Natal
Samuel J. Moore & Lone Company
John Brady
Haris
Braggy
Dixon
Burny
Tlso
Kitzler
Burne
Aloo
Burns
Bors
W. R. Wilson
Bate
George Caufine
Fe Wilaon
Caistine
Roman Koresky
Atore
David Kohn
Broadway
Wan
EB. BF. Williamson
Summit
Frank Smick
John McKay
John Confr Bunore
Connora
Boy Dies as Newark Plant Burns
Newark June 30 A 16 year old, John Keiser, died after a fire swept the Meadow Pasta Board and Box Co plant. Worker William Manniot I escaped but suffered serious burns. The ruin is estimated around 50 000 dollars.
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Newark
Johp Keiser
Ino
Meadow Pasta Board and Box Company
William Manniot 1
Keiser
Death plunge by boy in Rahway River near Cranford
Thomas Martin aged 16 or 17, son of Patrick and Bridget Martin of Spring Street Cranford, drowned after diving from a raft into the Rahway River near the power house. Henry Miller and Joseph Cullinane were with him. Miller reported Martin intended to swim even at risk, the body recovered after about fifteen minutes. Martin, an Ireland-born sole supporter of his mother, worked at Harrington Leather Works and leaves two brothers and a sister.
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Thomas Martin
Patrick
Bridget Martin
Spring Street
Rahway
Cranford
Tate
Young Martin
Henry Miller
Jacob Miller
Madison Avenue
Joseph Cullinane
Cheatnut Street
Martin
Miller
Draight
Gay
Foward Schindler, Jr
Henty
Bors
der Schindler
Schindler
J. T. Perkins
Gilpin
MacConnell
Weatcott
Cray
Wortfield
Wesfield
Craneford
Westfield
Ireland
Harrington
Magnolia Avenue
Slater
Patrick Martin, Jr
Plainfield
Small
Minn
Agnes Martin
Mayor Busse Maintains Health Amid Illness Report
Chicago report notes Mayor Fred A. Busse is as well as could be expected after sudden illness yesterday and appendicitis surgery was pending last evening. Medical updates were issued as of today.
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Jary
the Journal
Chicago
Vedolda
Fred A. Busse
Vacation Edition Ad for Journal Subscriptions
An old newspaper ad urges readers to take the Journal on vacation to stay informed about local affairs. It mentions changing addresses, notifying an agent, and paying in advance with a daily rate, reflecting era marketing language and wording.
Vacationers at Asbury Park or Ocean Grove May Get Journal Delivery
Residents spending time at Asbury Park or Ocean Grove can receive the Journal at their cottage or beach house each afternoon by notifying Welter J. Grote of 118 Cockermanze, Ocean Grove, to arrange aguat delivery.
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Asbury Park
Ocean
Grove
Asvury Park
Ocean Grove
Bate
Aguat
Welter J. Grote
Cockema Arumze
Boys Save Woman From Fire at Stein Brothers Home
A blaze heavily damaged the Stein brothers’ two and a half story rental at 658 South Tark priest, with $800 loss. Isidore Stein’s paint stored in the cellar is blamed. Several boys rescuing Mrs. Sarah Hughes, 72, a cripple, from the rear yard aided by onlookers. Firemen battled the flames. one firefighter injured and a horse removed safely. Crowds gathered, while smoke and flames stretched through downtown.
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Stein Brothers
South Tark Priest
Isidore Stein
Tald
Buckeye
Fwe
Rey
Rey Winglows
South Park Street
Ludtwig Malacke
William Sloboda
Adfain
Hinine
Broadway
Healy
Torpedo Boat Hull Explosion Wounds Five At Mare Island
A torpedo boat hull explosion at Mare Island Navy Yard last night maims five sailors and leaves one dead. Vallejo dispatch reports one man dying today and four others seriously injured as the vessel Hull suffered a catastrophic blast during retrofit work.
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Wea Fomnal
Vallejo
Cal
Mare Island Wavy
Wall Street Detail Sparks Mixed Early Trading
Wall Street opened with modest gains in some stocks while others retreated. Interborough Metropolitan and Third Avenue showed weakness but Reading and Reading code stocks steadied. by hour end many leading issues rebounded above yesterday's close as selling cooled. Government bonds held steady amid a generally firmer market tone.
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Totegeaph
New York
Interborough-Metropolitan
Tates
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Cooley
Fieldman
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George Barr. McCutcheon
Siar Apolet Schee
Wrecked Auto
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Journal
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Uflen
East Broad
Shet
Cosner
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