Banquet of Friendly Sons honors St Patrick in Rahway Y M C A
March 16 event in Rahway celebrated Ireland’s patron saint with the eleventh annual Friendly Sons banquet. Speakers included former Mayor Patrick Ryan and Hon. Gilbert Collins, sharing witty and historical praise of Irish heritage, religion, and American roots. The program featured “America” and a humorous moment when speech text was read in green ink.
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Sona of
St. Patrick
Ireland
Y. M
America
Dennis B. Collins
Patrick Ryan
Ryan
Gilbert Collins
Derney City
Thair
Job Henges
Marshal Qvama
Europatkin
Galstine
Maine
Texas
le Apolle
Toby AL O'Grady
Trenton
Emerald Dale
Patrick Woegquan
Eland
John F. Minturn
Hoboker
Minturn
Mivar Ryan
Hoboken
MW Mintwen
Senate
Gerne
Riah
Newark Murder Victim Identified Mamie Dennis
Newark police identify the murdered hotel victim as Mamie Dennis of Jersey City 149 Hopkins Ave. The suspect, an admirer linked to the description, is unnamed as detectives press to locate him. Witnesses Theodore and Alert Young, and the Edwards couple, are questioned while hotel register entries raise questions of premeditated murder. Chief Cosgrove says the crime shows fiendish deliberation.
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Jersey City
Murphy
Newark
Wan Mamie Dennis
Hopkins Avenue
Newwork
Mamie Dean
Coxgrave
Theodore
Alert Young
Sarah Young
Washington Hotel
Edwards
Trenton
Cosgrove
Interstate Telephone Company plans vast new building
Interstate Telephone Company contemplates a large new building to extend operations and connect this city with others that have telephones. Local lines will be moved underground. a 2000 foot wire conduit project is planned amid gas hazards slowing dig work.
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Interstate Telephone Company Io
van Houten
Interstate Telephone Company
Emul
Tome
Cooper Held in New York Case Involving Bessie Beach
The authorities favor letting the case proceed in New York where the elopement partner faces juror punishment. Bessie Beach, heiress to a large fortune, is detained in New York awaiting the case outcome. Evidence and charges may be easier to present there than here.
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Cooper
New York
Bessie Beach
Bessie
Mone Ie
Infant body found in city catch basin at Livingston and Division
The body of a newborn infant was discovered yesterday afternoon in a catch basin at the corner of Livingston and Division streets by city workers Tony Schetwin and Vincent Poserio while cleaning the basin. The body was taken to the morgue and the county physician was notified.
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Livingston
Division Strena
Tony Schetwin
Amd
Vincent Poserio
Railway Crossing Incident Delays Train Car Derailed
An EMT witnessed a collision near Firat Street at a railroad crossing last night. The derailed car slid onto the paving stones, blocking tracks for forty five minutes before the car was moved back onto the rails.
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Firat
Firat Trent
Breaden
Public Service Settles Out of Court
Public Service Corporation settles out of court after suit by Dullis Hanglack for alleged injuries from a trolley collision on Westfield avenue January 28. Hanglack sought ninety dollars per day in damages for being run down while driving. The case, filed in the Dix-Vir Court, was nettled and settled before trial.
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Public Service
Dullis Hanglack
Public Service Corporation
Ranglack
Westfield Avenue
Specialty Bakeries Compete For Bread Quality
The note praises different makers for bread and flour quality. It mentions Bear and a flour branded as "7. fimcker's Superlative Flour" and notes seasonal wheat. A stray reference to "Second street" and local shops appears amid the text.
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Fimcker
Fire sets panic as trolley car burns on Third Street
A trolley car on Third Street burned at 9 o clock causing two women to become hysterical before bystanders calmed them. The car was abandoned and towed to the yard as officials investigated the perilous incident.
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Perioux
Waclark Co Extension Aims At Larger Wire Plant
United States Senator W A Clark of Montana owns the Waclark Wire Company. A 400 foot iron addition will expand the plant on Bayway and Front Streets, with a modest rise in workers. The copper refining and wire production lines will grow, boosting output for telegraph and telephone companies. The plant, already a thriving waterfront industry, has doubled capacity in five years and plans further progress.
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Waclark Wire Company
Bayway
Front Streets
Wachick Company
United States
Wal Clark
Montana
Waelark Wire Factory
Copper Trust
Hove
Wade
Clark
Industrs
Mir Tolephian Aml Telegraph Companies
Waclark
Elizabeth
Singer Manufacturing Company
Quant Copper Hind Iere
Waclirk
Campaign Against the Indian Brigade Gains Distinction
Elizabethtown soldiers shine in the campaign against the Six Nation Indians in 1779. General Maxwell's New Jersey brigade, part of Washington's theater, joined Major General Sullivan's expedition toward Wyoming Valley and Northwestern Pennsylvania. The narrative covers the march from Elizabethtown, battles near Wyoming and Chemung River, and the broader conduct of the campaign, leading to shocks and ambushes as forces pressed the front.
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Deake
Pentaylvanie
Wyoming Valley
Writiol
Goarpe
Sihieh
Wey
Congress
Maxwell
Monmouth
Washington
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Israel Shreve
N. I
Elis Dayton
David Forman
Geatty Marylanders
Elisha Sheldon
John Sullivan
New Shimpshire
Tein
Hercowa
Wyoming
Stuat
New York
Cheminge
Burlington County Collector Struck Down By Vertigo
Mount Wally March 17. County Collector Powell of Lumberton collapsed at his office after an attack of vertigo. His right hand held a stem of a pipe as he fell. Edward Willis, a friend, found him and called for help. Dr Barrington administered restoratives and Powell was removed to his home.
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Mount Wally
Mareh 17
Demeph Powell
Lumberton
Edward Willis
The Wreck of a Man James Byron Story
A fragment from a Friday journal recounts James Byron neglecting his three children. Byron’s attempts to pay for support faltered. children were sheltered at a nursing home in filthy conditions with vermin in their clothing. Their fate moved to Bayonne as a judge ordered salary collection and care by Overseer Beckeraan, with promises to support.
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James Byron
Byron
Egewulf
Sisters of St. Joseph
Wall Ane
Rena
Amy Oh
Bsgs
Beckeraan
Epstein Garment and Home Goods Ad Appears Mixed
Fragmented OCR text suggests an advertisement or listing for Epstein involving items like curtains and window shades. It mentions hard upper Lehigh, a phone contact, and various product mentions, but the copy is garbled with stray letters and unclear context.
Roosevelt to attend St Patrick's Day celebration in New York
President Roosevelt will be guest of honor at the Friend of St Patrick banquet in Definoniea Hall with the Sons of American Revolution, and attend a toast to the Day. A parade from Lafelock City to Sulzer Park will feature a large Irish Volunteers unit and a grand ball at Madison Square Garden closes the festivities.
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New York
St. Patrick's Tay
St. Patrick
Definoniea
Roosevelt
Rensogelt
Fielierston
Griva
Washington
Cooke
Wilfing Gayner
United States
Cnow
140000 Drinks What a Tank Five Inge Steel Vith
A flood of misspelled OCR notes describes 140000 drinks and a tank used to age beer. It references the Peter Breuilt Brewing Company and Detroit Steel Cooperage, with measurements for a large vat, its weight, and a warehouse setup. The text mentions a vent and doorway access at the brewery and a back wall being breached, all in garbled form.
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Peter Breilt Brewing Company
Gant Eats
Detroit Steel Cooperage Company
Oofette
Mark Sie
Gulliver
Detroit Steel Company
Licenses Granted by Excise Board
The Excise Board approved licenses for inns and taverns in several locations including Frank J Tray Oba, Edward Fo Hurke, and William Klein. Transfers included Freder Mergert at 200 Broad Street to Christian Zimmerman and Arcayazewnki at Erie Street to Alexander Dobar at 230 Front Street.
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Board At Excise
Inne
Frank J
Tray Oba
Tris Ray
Wein Wineebe
Iach
Voxel
Third Avenue
Edward Fo Hurke
Broad Street
Saline
Willian Klein
Elizabeth Avenue
Edward Wagner
First Avenue
Inte
Taverna
Frederick W. Mergert
Christian Zimmerman
hKe
Tenty Arcayazewnki
Erie Street
Alexander Dobar
Front Street
Diphtheria at Day Nursery Reported Quelled
An early 20th century note describes diphtheria at The Egewolf Day Nursery with strict quarantine measures and vigorous health department action. Officials say the outbreak was contained, largely kept quiet until today, and the danger has been nearly eliminated with no further spread anticipated.
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Segal
American Expelled From Berlin In Administrative Order
An American student of music from Colville Utah named Maynard Beard, 35, is expelled from Berlin by an official order. The expulsion notice provides few reasons and notes Beard’s tailoring work and current residence in Berlin as context for the action.
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Berlin
Sagen 14
Epecial Police
Jourea
Merlin Maynard Beard
Beard
Coleville
Utah
Japanes e anti Philippines policy stance exposed
Washington March 17 The Japanese minister Takahira stated that Japan does not want the Philippines and would consider seizing or fighting to keep them from the United States The interview published by Dow Jones and other agencies quoted Takahira in a tone suggesting aggression while urging caution for American policy The remarks imply a looming crisis over colonial possessions and regional power dynamics between Japan and the United States.
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Washington
Mare
Japi Tiene
Takahira Qleniva
United States
Matbanise
Steve
Philippines
Tapan
Owen
Amd
Haener Ely
Paterson Seeks Clue In Mystery Death on River Bank
Paterson on edge after Joh Bennett 28 found dead by the Padaic River foot of Memussent Maightie. police probe serious wounds and a possible burglary motive. no money or jewelry found. Bennett leaves a wife and six children.
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Paterson
Joh Bennett
Dovemun Street
Padaic
Moment Heights
Tateroon
Connelinth Couk
Pascic Water Company
Torus
Wall Street tensions dim as market opens in London and New York
Wall Street and London trade tensions overshadow early trading. Markets opened uncertain amid dampened demand and cautious sentiment from speculators and bankers. Analysts note subdued volume with investors awaiting policy signals.
Dentist Elisabeth Avenus in Health Tour
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Elisabeth Avenus a dentist connected to WITY SMA and DH 406 with unclear context. No clear event date or location readable. Further readable facts are not present to form a definitive news item.
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Wity Sma
Elisabeth Avenus
Japs Press the Russians in Mukden Return
An account from Tokyo dated March 17 reports Japanese forces marching toward Mukden and claiming capture of Tiling with many prisoners and destruction of the garrison stores. Dispatches suggest Kuropatkin may retreat again, while Chinese and Japanese fleets maneuver near Vindivostok to halt Russian communications.
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Tokio
Comwin Stowly
Date
EUROPATKIN ROUTE FOR FRENCH PRIVILEGES CLAIMED
Dispatches from St. Petersburg report European military alignments as France and Russia seek favored positions. In Mukden, Field Marshal Ovarian HM forces enter the city, awaiting Chinese receptions and marking intensifying warfare. A Russian war council is slated for Manchuria with Linievitch as commander in chief and Dragomiroff and Dokhtourom named as probable members. The dismissal of Koropathin sparks court intrigue. A fierce battle near Tifling is reported as fighting grows northward.
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Ulilmvi
Linievitch
Sion
Henry E. Simmons Found Guilty
Putnam Connecticut March 17 The jury found Henry E Simmons guilty on multiple counts connected to a bank hashing scheme. Danielson resident Chase Hashing testified about the scheme while Simmons showed no reaction as the verdict was read. He faces ten years on each count with concurrent or consecutive terms to be determined by the court.
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Putnam
Conn
Agatha Merry
Emia Voorgling
Chase Hashing
Danielson
Vieenter
Chremy Simmons
Lost His Job He Killed Himself After Strike Grievances
An unclear 19th century report from New York describes a man losing his job and dying by self harm amid labor unrest. The article mentions a strike, a mayoral or city setting, and references to Manhattan and New Jersey locales with multiple garbled names. The details are fragmented but indicate a suicide connected to work disputes and public tension.
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Wigan
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Waclark CO
Sound Shore
W. A. Clark
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Burlington County
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Uaa
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Sree
Guest OF the Sons
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Tileabers Center
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le Brand Street
Professor Sughrue
Dancing
North
Ted Ore
Exeteni Tea
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SPE
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Japan
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Corono
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Wall Street
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Leomdon
Briere
Genera
New Fork
Eleck Quesitions Furntehent
Firme
Arate
Hib Bankers
Mead Tren
Ality Oyen
Suger Lay
Sinanary
Pat Tan
Nashville
Southern Pacite
Union Pacite
Oyama
Mukden
Kuropatkin
St. Petersburg
Kontos
Oku
Vention
Kuropathin
Hue
Vindivestok
Tia
Chitthidapiene
Kuratkin
Rua
Rage Macred
Russia
France
Fondin
Ovama
Mukden Fushon
Mtukden
Mukdens
Orsana
Mukilen
Gen. Lintevitce
Vierce
Tifling
Anton
ILA
St. Peter Wire Corres
Tisling
Henry E. Simmons
Summit
Himmself
Neo
Enanie Foote
Memhattam Kiyotet Cucload
Griffim
Hie Vam
Chersey City
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