Local resident dies by self infliction amidst family tragedy
Porter H Huard of 217 Second Avenue shot himself after a period of mental distress. His death occurred in his home as relatives discovered the body with a bullet wound to the left temple. Insanity was recorded as the cause. Survived by wife Mor Nlvabetsit Giard, two daughters Treile and Margaret, and several siblings. Funeral arrangements made with J C Meal, noted community member with roles in education and local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter H. Huard
Cnnsing
Chiao
Kon & Lana
Deaters
Monklythoath
New York
Adel Dee Cookik Chon
Fiwink
Mies Savile
H.C. Pierson
AM. Pierson
Westcatt
Tyra
Tyra Wife, Mor Nlvabetit Giard
Treile
Margaret Guard
Stamey
Percy BE
William
Reginid
Hawaii
Charlotte McAllister
Baltimore
J.C. Meal
Gaal
Avaa
Bendant
Het Hiptist
Sunis
Former Mrs Beatty Married in Chicago
Fragmentary notice reports a marriage involving a former Mrs Beatty in Chicago. The readable text mentions divorce and family connections, including a sister, with uncertain dates and names due to damaged OCR.
Threatened Shooting Incident Reported In Court Proceeding
A complainant claims a threat to shoot occurred during a court session at John Street Way. details include references to a Nashville area, suspects and witnesses, a visit by a dentist and a local business college contact, with placeholder names and garbled OCR text. The report mentions threats, an alleged attack, and surrounding events described in fragmented testimony.
Night School Graduates Toasted In City Ceremony
Night school diplomas and certificates were awarded to sixteen graduates in a city ceremony. Officials including President Desmond and former Commissioner Adrian K Bouton spoke of perseverance and the value of evening study as diplomas were presented for stenography bookkeeping and related courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jnst
Uwe Dipdamas
Worti- Rentes
Dunes fDimond
The
Roar of Retrention
Chaneut
Desmond
Delicol
Adrian K. Bouton
Choment
Bati Annex
Walter
Dystiand
Dresed
Fife
Lasinens
Trenton Railway to a Better System New Orders
The Free to the tourna Marching city of Trenton shows the Street Railway must overhaul its lines and rolling stock per a Public Utility Commission order. Completion by January 1 requires about $100 000 in expense and public relief is welcomed after years of delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tourna Frontin
Mareh Tathy
Trenton
Trenton Street
Viiliny Commission
Patiallf
He ‘Lrenton
Victory Ie
State Pulicc Uiity Commission
Go-To Capital Heads to Inauguration
About twenty Mes Samara mia Ton members led by Heidi Cohen travel from West to Withington soon after midnight for the inauguration of the Wow Congress. The group plans a late return the next evening as United States Senator E Martine is set to address Congress alongside officials like William FE Tuttle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes Samara Mia Ton
Heidi
Cohen
Matrick McGrorn
Frank Db ‘Travers
Central Railroad
Withington
United States
Himes E. Martine
William FE. Tuttle
McNamarites
Coopeilman McGurn
Trayova
Jeremiah P. McNaiar
Jillies McKenna Jeremiah Coughtin
Richard Willamnor
Ehael Teinandt
Willim Crowiey
Willam Glan
Dennie Fy Norton
Plague in Odessa Echoes Travel and School Notices
A scrambled report notes a proninnnic plague case in Odessa with fears of more cases. It mentions travel by fast trains from Philadelphia to New York timed for March 3 and a departing press agenda. Also lists Sugarhue’s School of Dancing at Proctor's Theatre Building with flexible start times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odenea
Philadelphia
New Torey
Peryloe
Tplizabeth
Avengine Teer
Sughrue
School OF Dancing
Proctor
Publicity Committee Formed For Elizabeth Coasts Betterment
A joint publicity committee is formed in the Board of Trade rooms by the Boal of Prado Tsurance Men's Club Master Builders Association Real Estate Board and Kirst Street association to promote a publicity campaign for Elizabeth Coasts. Charles D. Docters presides as temporary chairman with officers named and voluntary fund contributions totaling over 70 pledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Boal of Prado
Tsurance Men's Club
Master Buildgra’ Assocition
Real Estate Board
Kirst Street Ashation
Enly
Elizabeth CoAds
Hidey
Doh Lammerdings
William Py Dhraves
Hone of Trades Tratsucer
Wes Hireh
Master Builders Association
Amd
Pblien
Fiona
Mmr
Edward A. Leach
Broad Street
Lis Serviens
Tune
Wile Cerbain
Everting
Wright May Plea Guilty In Manslaughter Case
Charles J. Wright, of this city, awaiting trial in Ore Dons New York, is expected to plead guilty to manslaughter in a case charging him with shooting and killing Latigi Bruno. The assistant district attorney indicated justice may guide leniency, depending on the plea's acceptance by prosecutors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Wright
Ore Dons
New York
Latigi Bruno
la Utip
Metinire
Old Osceola Hose Company Members Gather at Banquet
Twenty eight members of the former Osceola Hose Company now known as the Oxccoht Hose Company Association gathered at Krauss's fall on Elizabeth Avenue to mark the fifty third anniversary. Veterans reunited and discussed legislation aimed at defeating Senate bill No 125 then pending in New Jersey. A copy of resolutions urging defeat of the bill was forwarded to State Senator Ernest Ackerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola Hose Company
The
Oxccoht Hose Company Association
Krauss
Elizabeth Avenue
Abe Osesle
Chipany
New Jersey
Relief Association
Ernest Byckerman
Union County
Avkerman
Athenas
Passaic
Howe Comepany
Eliane
Wngnir
Ernest J. Ackerman
Cnion County
Air
Aal
Lekerman
Favnee
Michael Po Die
Jevempt Kitesmen
Vty
Rural route starts May with Wa rington post office service
The War Department authorizes a new rural free delivery route covering about twenty miles and serving 170 families including Townley's Corners Saybrook and nearby areas. An April exam will select a carrier at the Elizabeth post office with May 1 as target start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vostoflive Department
Warington
Townley
Lymnn
Saybrook
Watshel
Elizabeth Post
Palmer UH
Kirlacke
Jolr Keaf
Washington
Pionuta
Team Makes Wild Dash Through Elizabeth Avenue Rack Area
A wagon from Wagner Pyalty Company Newark caused panic on Elizabeth Avenue Lang Keane racks when the horses escaped its driver control. Pedestrians leapt aside to avoid trampling as the team dashed down the street. The TARO was damaged and the driver sustained an injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner Pyalty Company
Newark
Elizabeth Avenue
Lang Keane
Hinever
Taro
Woman Rescues Sisters From Fire as Firefighters Respond
A dramatic morning fire on a residential street left two sisters, Mellie Vanevivl age 10 and Renelio age 3, saved by a passerby identified as a local woman who pulled them to safety just as flames engulfed their home. Fire crews arrived quickly, extinguishing the blaze while a nearby resident, Mrs Convetto, assisted in evacuations and suffered burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miaialia Arene
Mellie Vanevivl
Mal Murry
Macy
Julia
Neenie
Terry
Marty
Hess
Ram
Convetto
Uresh
Italian Boxer Fatally Hurt in Newark Debut Match
Italian boxer Venizona collapsed after a bout at Newark’s city hospital following a fight labeled as Venizona versus Poster. He suffered a fatal head injury with medical personnel rushing him to hospital and authorities opening an inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patay Yay
Harricen
Proncestor Micrrehar Yen
Hidaon
Lapk
Leaver of Countess Expected to Recover
In a chaotic report a figure identified as the Leaver of Countess is said to be recovering. Names such as Countesa Giulia Trigona and other well known figures appear amid disjointed text describing a New York incident and a murder probe. The readable fragments mix names, places, and events without coherent details.
Tariff Board Plan Killed as Session Ends
The article reports that the tariff reciprocity plan was killed and the session ended with filibusters in the Senate. It notes President Roosevelt’s favored measures, the Arizona constitution fight, and resignations amid partisan clashes. The closing days featured disorder and strong speeches as Congress adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tariff Board
Washington
Congress
Senate
Howe
Thitiee Democratie
Mlibuster
Supreme Netif
Benile
Titt
Wes Willie
Aril Board
Mont Dias Anatic
Won
Oklahom
Arizona
New Mexico
Bailey
Texas
Owen
Maines
Aldrich
Viele
Almadt
Chianan Payne
Uhaninonsd
Foo
Ube
Caumon
Clark
O. Carson
Vanderwind
Abbama
Natal
Bob
Seer
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Porter H. Guard
Roselle
John Street
Didmelothesmin
Rocca Mertiono
Aeene
Ian Tannery
Wien
Criony
Union Business College
Dix Daa
Bervitiag
Toase Laurain
A. Kelber
Gorge Hague
Hag
Fast Jersey
Steenar
Madison Avenue
Commissioner Timms
ANNEX
Battin
Pau the Battin
Sehanlinex
Bessie Munn Coates
Frances McCabe
Thoms Michael Lytely
Roebig
Dosepleiine
Maier
Francia Mallendey
Arthur Dail Tirsbier
Mbert Kring
Julia Hoag
Paul Versbier
Albert Erm
Fred WW. Reitemeyer
Lew Oj
Duffy
Max Fieger
Joseph Mooney
Paul’ Backet
Aw A Schnell
Timms
Lam Gla
Eiligen
Tam
Tinma
Advent
Antamese
Trenton Railway
Public Utility Commission
Martine
Odessa
Osceola
Ceatmed
Veiegraphe
Londen
Marek
Rusia
Marve
Tamita Kishines
Arvordie
Ener
Alain
Maasirree
Vane Atalee
J. Branets
Old Osceola Hose Company
Travel MI
T. RiTrimble
Thomas Ky ‘Trimble
Panguet Wale Belo
Ehztbath
Prederick W. Weber
Raiover
Anke Wirth
Giseptician
Red Street
Iva
Postoffice
EEO
Colley
Ludto
Fulton Street
Tamsinay
Turon
Giulia Trigona
Heber
Chelaron
Wall Street
CMM
Whittnee
Tiamkow
Sofie
Bilgubeth Avenue
Pita Tay
Fermi
Taft
Werville
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