Loyal Sons Honor Erin's Patron Saint Banquet
A banquet of the Friendly Sons of St Patrick at YM YW Hall in New Jersey honored Erin's patron. General D F Collins presided. toastmaster Dr Stephen T Quinn introduced speakers. Rev Father Was and Rev Dr Glazebrodt offered reflections on toastmaster duties. Vice-Chancellor Edwin Robert Walker spoke on liberty, constitutions, and heritage, praising the American-Irish bond and the United States as the land of the free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Sons
D. F. Collins
Stephen T. Quinn
Quinn
Frank Bergen
Father A
Glazebrodt
Apa
Free
Horn of the Brave
United States
N&wy Josey
Walker
Civil Service Bill Back To The House In Trenton
Proma Stal Correspondent reports that the Senate refused to concur with Assembly amendments to Senator Ackerman's civil service bill. The bill was sent back to the House with a request for a conference committee. The House approved the plan unanimously. Missionary work for the Ackerman bill has been extensive, and it is said to have a chance to pass in its original form. At 145 o'clock, the Martin public utilities bill was set for consideration this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proma
Trenton
Bente Bodoy
Ackerman
Cay
Ist
Martin Public Utilities
Taft and Takahira to Visit Trenton
Trenton March 18 Secretary of War William H Taft and Baron Takahira Japanese ambassador to the United States will address the Legislature at 7 o clock Monday night if accepted invitation from both Houses They plan to attend the Chamber of Commerce dinner Taft appearance is seen as significant by his New Jersey friends and was part of a larger political maneuver noted by observers in the capital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sta
Trenton
William H. Taft
Baron ‘Takahira
Assembly Chamber
Taft
Bardon Takahira
Chamber of Commerce
Tutt
New Jersey
Secra
Todlay
Burton
Ohio
Sullivan
Van
Grover Cleve
Martin
New York Central Dividend Reduced by Directors
The New York Central Railroad directors cut the quarterly dividend from 11 to 1, placing the annual rate at five percent. Officials had hinted the rate would be maintained, but the reduction was attributed to a desire to be conservative and bolster the treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New’ York
New York Central Railroad
Ottetall
Hummel to Be Free as Friends Plan Escape
Abe Hummel the young lawyer jailed for one year for perjury in the Dodge Morne divorce case is due to be released from Blackwell Island at midnight. Friends have arranged a discreet exit after 12.01 as his term ends, with plans to sail for Europe, though details remain secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tournal
New York
Abe Hummel
Blackwell Island
Hummel
Doon
Huimamal
Europe
Columbia Building and Loan Elects Officers
Fragmented OCR shows a local building and loan association electing officers with names such as Samuel Co, Charles Kurtz, and Charles Grick. The garbled text references UNION PRINTING and a phase note, indicating a historic municipal notice context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia ‘Building and
Wand Loan Adedeeaan S SaeciSyepee Faulks
F. A
Budd
Jeans
Samuel Co
Charles Kurtz
King
Charles G
Labor Leaders in Conference Aims to Forge Unity
Two hundred fifty delegates from every international and national labor union gather in Washington. Though not affiliated with the American Federation of Labor, officials from railway unions attend by special request of President Gompers. The meeting, described as one of the most significant in labor history, convenes at the Federation’s headquarters with an agenda to shape unified action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Executive Council
Federation
Anit
Gompers
Kronprinz Wilhelm Narrowly Escapes Collision Near Quarantine
Hoboken March 18 The North German Lloyd liner Kronprinz Wilhelm escaped sinking after a fog collision with the British tramp Crown of Cantle north of Quarantine. Kronprinz Wilhelm suffered a stern gash but remained afloat and docked under her own power. Crown of Cantle was undamaged. Passengers panicked briefly as debris and fear spread on deck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonraph
Hobokan
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Homburg
Channel
Kronprinz
Jing
Gapthin Nierich
Krogpring
Cantllé
Nierich
Kronprine
General Smignoff Wounded in Duel Over Port Arthur Trial
News from Saint Petersburg reports General Smignoff severely wounded General Fock in a duel, sparked by the Port Arthur surrender trial. The confrontation followed testimony in the case, with both generals implicated and eventually acquitted or censured by the court martial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pateroburg
Smignoff
Fock
Port
Arthur
Amirnoff
Stogasel
Reins
Smirnof
Smirnoff
Eal
Hmitmolt-wie
Stoee
Soldiers in Berlin Fear Big Riot
Telegraph reports in Berlin that large Socialist meetings were set for March 18 in celebration of the 1848 revolution. Employers warned of a lockout after 3 PM if workers left early. speeches and clashes with authorities reportedly began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Arta
Hooking Up Great Bridge Plans By New York Mayor
Telegraph report from New York outlines Mayor McClellan’s planned foot crossing to connect Manhattan to Queens via a cantilever bridge over Blackwell’s Island. The project, costing over 16 million dollars, spans 7244 feet with 8230 feet of approaches, aiming for completion around October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
New York
McClallan
Bmanhat
Tan
Queens
Hunt River
Brooklyn
Jersey
Modoy
Manhattan
Longlei City
Blackwell's Island
McClellan
Neers
Long Island City
Williamsburg
Quebec
Lane Toland City
Prank Hand Co Advertising and Prize Event
Fragmented OCR notes describe a local hardware and paint shop prize promotion at half price for wall papers and a follow on notations mentioning Sughrue's and a tavern. The text is garbled but indicates an event or sale with patterns, prices, and street addresses, including First Street and 1000 files reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Hand CO
Ind Atreet
Local option fight fails in Assembly vote
Kirstein and Moxon join nays while Pierce votes aye as the local option bill is defeated in the Assembly by 44 to 16. Debate stretched from 3 PM to 7 PM amid the Legislative Correspondents Club dinner, with amendments offered and rejected as legislators weighed the measure’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosby
Kirstein
Moxon
Assemblyman
Pierce
Sto
Akrenton
Cuttell
Uke
Heyrickson
Jess
McCord
Morris
Merce
Potter
Ty Ridswing Smalley
Tantum
van Cleef
Whiteshel
Nayse
Baker
Heescraft
Woh
Than
Burpa
Must
Wader
Fake
Bergen
Cum
Benjameron
Ocean
Elizabeth Commercial College and Tailoring Ad Mix
An OCR snippet lists Elizabeth Commercial College and associated tailoring services. It mentions McMickle, principal, addresses on Broad Street Tol and Washington Street, mattress and upholstery offerings, and various branch notes, with unclear fragments about upholstery and deliveries.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Erin
Association
Old Ireland
Continental Congress
Piaia
Lodt
Burlington
Ublic
Orange
Wholffey
Cornelius Clifford
AY Sun Optical
Mogdag
Taft and
Takahira
New York Central
Will Sait
Union Printing Co
Prises
Labor Leaders IN Conference
Co Union
Gompara
Monster Liner
Kronprins Wilhelm
Hart
Port Arthur
Oxnuarnrs Temen’s ‘Rotrt
Lore. Se
East’ River
Sughrue's
Igmund
Inn Pod Tavern
Ular Sieiera
Firat
Colbye
Luna Ee
Retord Agatnet
Palos
Hine
Basex
Ther
Otte
Beifl
Eocheeiba
Broad Street
OW. L. D
Goa
Elizabeth Mattreas
Washington Street
Mestsane Nh
First Street
Bilger Byungert
W. H
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!