Committee Appeals for Funds For Elizabethtown Anniversary
J Halsey outlines state commission plans as Union Square monument and a “Minute Man” statue are discussed at City Hall. The 125th anniversary of the battle will be celebrated June 8, with media and local leaders pledging funding and support.
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Union Square
Elizabethtown
Council Chamber
Wéins
Journal
Times
Pyense
Burton
Manapewient
P. J. Ryan
Messrs. McManus
Weber
White
Glatz
Littell
Egewolf
McAdan
Carr
Morris
Killy
McGortin
Miller
Hennessy
Schlotterer
Egenolf
RK. Halsey
Union County Trust Company
Charles §. Higgins
Nenta
Priv Neges
Police Mutual Aid Association
Eganolf
Helima
Halsey
Kiggins
Suit Filed For $8100 Against Public Service
Mrs Ulrette Grant sues the Public Service Corporation in Union county for 8100 damages claiming permanent injuries from a fall while alighting a Newark Elizabeth trolley car on Broad street. Her husband Albert sues for 2000 for loss of her services. trial set for May term.
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Union County Court
Urlette Grant
Toe Public Service Corporation
Albert At
Rte Company
Newark-Elizabeth
Copany
Broad Street
Hce
Pas “Gers
Mishay Wan
Tv Public Service
Shea
Annual reception for Rev Mr Randolph at St James church
The annual reception for Reverend Mer bert T P Randolph pastor of St James Methodist Episcopal Church will be held in the chapel Friday evening running until 1 o'clock. The committee has prepared an inter toting amid exercises and an invitation is extended to friends of the pastor and church to attend. Music and addresses are planned.
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Merbert TP
Randolph
St. James Methodist Episcopal Church
Trangemienta
Will
Dover Transported to State Prison for Robbery Sentence
Dover, described as a highwayman, was sent to the state prison after being sentenced by Judge Vail. The transport to Trenton occurred yesterday.
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DOVER
Byeavien Dover
Slim Rae J. Adam
Aim Sul
Meu
Brisa Reid
Ascent
North Mambeth -Ta
Pennsylvania Railroad
Comany
Vaills
Sears
Trenton
Sheriff Moves to New Court House Next Week
Sheriff Cornell will occupy the new Court House office next week. A load of old records was moved from the Amory to the new building yesterday. Only sheriff records, books, and furniture are moved. A large safe and furniture once used in the old Court House are to be sold. The Armory Building must be vacated by April 1. None of the present courtroom furniture will be used in the new Court House.
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Cornell
Court House
Amory
Gorton
Armory
Gauitt House
Gordom
Saintly Sailor Criticizes American Girls For Slang
A shipboard apprentice from England, Mitford, recounts his sea dreams and strict discipline aboard a world voyage. He recalls moral shock at American slang, notes pay and training costs, and recalls a reporter’s visit aboard the vessel at Pig Iron dock, ending with a reflection on the saintly, austere sailor image.
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Arrow
Weasel
Cheron
Chi
Adoni
Weaman
Mitford
Journal
Boston
England
Eiighand
Axlay
America
Tovland
Amised
Quest
Adonin
New Census Bill Passed in Legislature
March 21 Trenton legislators moved to adjournment while the Senate approved a state censua bill to run this year and every ten years. The measure, starting in June, assigns a secretary of State to appoint a supervisor per municipality and enumerators for districts, with completion in about three months. The Senate also passed the Avis monument bill for Revolutionary heroes at Red Bank and the Robbins bill raising penalties for assaults on females under 16.
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Trenton
Senate
Secretary of State
Avix
Red Bank
Gloverster County
Robbins
Avis
House
Hunt
Salem
Salem & Bridgeton Turnpike Company
Much Obliged for Sixty Days at the Court
Fred Green, a likely starving Black man with shaggy hair and a large flat nose, is brought before Judge Mahon after stealing five loaves on Fant A street. He admits the theft and smiles as he is sentenced to sixty days, remarking he will be “drreffully obliged.”
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Fred Green
Judge Mahon
Mos' Ebery
Fred
Master Plumbers In Convention In Paterson
H A Rath president and Charles Lounsberry secretary of the Elizabeth Master Plumbers Association attend the New Jersey state convention in Paterson. Delegates John Dravie and Gregor Macgregor from this city did not go. National officers attend. Newark president James Magutte presided. A banquet is planned for this evening.
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H. A. Rath
Elizabeth Master Plumbers’ Association
Charles B. Lounsberry
Master Plumbers of
New Jersey
Paterson
John Dravie
Gregor Macgregor
Thakeagey GM
Pear Cp
James Magutte
Newark
Elizabeth Commercial College Faculty and Courses Highlight
Fragmented OCR text describes Elizabeth Commercial College with references to a professor Sughrue and a location at 10 North Reid. Mentions income, curriculum, and instruction details in a faded early 20th century style. The readable bits imply lectures, courses, and potential improvements in teaching methods.
Brockton tragedy toll rises with dozens dead
A Brockton Massachusetts explosion at the R P Grover factory killed 59 and left 43 missing as fires burned the ruins. Mayor Keith and officials lead the recovery while relief groups aid families. Many bodies appear burned beyond recognition. 11 identifications announced so far.
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Brockton
Mass
R. P. Grover & Company
Keith
Boyden
Marston
Paine
Thranes
Ench
Debria
Nafe
Thin
Rockwell
Union County Bank Removal To New Broad Street Quarters
A formal notice announces the Union County Savings Bank moving from 41 Broad Street to 58 Broad Street. The piece outlines assets and liabilities and highlights prudent investments in high quality securities. It notes daily hours 9 AM to 4 PM and extended Wednesday and Saturday hours, with interest on deposits for early paraphrase dates.
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Union County Savings Bank
Broad Street
Journal
of Securities
Fket-Clase Securities
Newspaper Man Marries Newark Editor’s Daughter
Mary Durigt, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles [rever], wed Archibald Hacquer, a Newark Advocate staffer. The ceremony took place Saturday evening at the pastor’s home, performed by Rev Lawrence Rigga Howard.
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Pialo Beld
Mary Durigt
Charles [Revier
Tosted
Archibald Hacquer
Jocel
Mar
Snd
Newark Adverter
Lawraees Rigga Howard
Pestors
Minor, siteant part of Mak Bree event
Fragmentary note reports a minor incident related to Mak Bree with unclear details and no confirmed outcomes. The readable elements mention a party or event name and a location fragment, but information is insufficient for full attribution or chronology.
Monongahela River Flood Ahead In Pittsburg Warned
March 21 Pittsburg weather forecast warns of possibly the greatest flood in years as the Monongahela River and its tributaries rise rapidly. Forecaster Frank Ridgeway cautions the river could cause significant trouble unless conditions improve. River marks at Market Street show 27.3 feet, down from the night’s peak of 29.5 feet.
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Pittsburg
Jocal Weather Bureau
Frank Ridgeway
Monongahela
Market Street
Annual Ball Of German Machinists
The German Machinists held their annual ball at Town Hall fornight with strong Liederkranz representation. The grand march was led by Mr. and Mrs. William N. Fischer and Mr. and Mrs. H. Kaltenbach as about 100 couples attended. Midnight supper followed with officers and organizers named including Peter Kelwefer and Julia Burisch. Willian Fixeher presided with J. Karpin and H. Kaltenbach among officers.
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Singing Society Liederkranz
William N. Fischer
H. Kaltenbach
Hupper
Peter Kelwefer
Julia Burisch
Clemens Groenwald
Henry Brink
Alfonse Vogtmann
Annixtant
Chestay Benger
Morris Koestler
Rudolph Zuenzler
Phillip Schnell
John Schick
Juha Heidegren
Rudolph Stark
Willian Fixeher
J. Karpin
Q. Brugger
Borgfeldt Company Holds Annual Meeting
The Geo Borgfeldt Company stockholders met at Edward Nugent’s office 64 Broadstreet today. Directors elected for the year include Marcel Kabile George Semler George Kolb C F Pleifer EK Kaufmann Fred B Van Vorat. Officers chosen: Marcel Kable president George Semler first vice president George Kolb second vice president Kable treasurer Kaufmann secretary. Reports show a flourishing company with capital stock of 1 2 000 000 350 000 preferred 450 000 common.
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Geo. Borgfeldt Company
Edward Nugent
Broadtreet
Marcel Kabile
George Semler
George Kolb
Pleiffer
EK. Kaufmann
Fred B. van Vorat
Marcel Kable
George Kolb Acond
I 1 Kable
Barbers Rally for Bill to Police Trade in Trenton
A large Master Barbers Association delegation headed for the State House in Trenton to press Bill 149. Led by Charles Hans and Taw fer Charles Trimble, the march seeks governor appointment of a three member board of examiners to license and regulate barbers, set up by the bill. The board would issue licenses, gather dues, and enforce improved sanitary standards with a daily salary of three dollars and expenses paid from fees.
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Master Barbers’ Association
Noring
State House
Trenton
Charles Hans
Charles ‘Trimble
Munter Barbers
Yman Letlbach
Newark
Ami
Temrd
Destin Whynman Receives Stamps at Local Spot
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Destin Whynman and addresses with a reference to a liquor in order to introduce a whisky. It also cites a date with unclear details and a person named Mary B Crave, without clear event context or outcomes.
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Jane
Eyrene
Julia Bowne Refuses Position in New York Case
In New Brunswick on March 21 Richard Von Krebs offered Julia Bowne a restaurant job in New York City. Bowne, who eloped with Frank Cordova, faces legal and family pressure as authorities debate Cordova’s potential prison transfer. Lawyer for Cordova argues against further delay while sheriffs and officials consider next steps.
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New Brunawick
Richard von Krebs
Julia Bowne
Frank Cordova
New York City
Dora
New York
Cans Kowne
Mira Howne
le Mirking
Cordova
Ie Sdasghy Ter
Ultimatum to Castro Threatens Venezuelan Ports
Washington reports state officials discussed submitting the dispute between the United States and Venezuela to arbitration. If President Castro refuses, preliminary seizure of Venezuelan ports could follow, with action to be set by the President and Cabinet. Core questions involve asphalt company claims and the expulsion of a French-Afghan correspondent months earlier.
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Washington, D. C
Tt Ia
State Department
van Toetmnetel
Castro
Venezuala
Isan
United States
Jnsien Provident Castro
Hitha Talia
Venezuela
Vletua
New York
Bermudes Asphalt Company
Venezuela Asphalt Company
Analytic
Missourez
Arherienn
Venezuels
Nix Monthy Agn
Vv and C Club Hosts Evening at Miss Stratton’s Home
The U S and Club met last evening at the residence of Miss Stratton on Morrix Avenue. An enjoyable evening included singing, playing, and dancing. Four tables were set, three new members enrolled: Miss Fema Strattoty Measra Kia Woodrif and Louis Aliikon. Next Monday the Yale sil meet at Miss Fannin Lorgfels residence.
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U.S
Mids Etna Stratton
Morrix Avenue
Misa Fema Strattoty Measra
Kia Woodrif
Louis Aliikon
Yale Sil
Miny Fannin Lorgfels
Senator Kean Returns From Washington Visit
United States Senator John Kean arrived from Washington yesterday. He attended a meeting of Union County Bank and the Elizabethinwn Water Company officials, then spent an hour shaking hands with residents.
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U. S
Kean
United States
John Kean
Waslinglin
Union County
Buk
President approves Moyn’s dismissal from Army
Washington reports the President approved the sentence of a Moyn case at Jefferson Fort Fare. The lengthy, tangled dispatch notes a court martial of Lieutenant Albert J. Moyn, Fourth Cavalry, and reveals details of military discipline, personal fate, and the tension between duty and personal life.
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Washington
Albert J. Moyn
Fourth Cavalry
Rourt
Jeferean Tor Fare
Moon
Mie
General Linievitch Builds New Russian Staff
St Petersburg dispatch says General Linieviteh reorganizes the general staff with headquarters at Chenvhinwaten near the Sungari river. He directs army retreat and marshals fresh troops as defense of the Sutgari Bridge looms central to salvation of the army. Japanese advance to the Grant Trade Route challenges pursuit amid ruined roads as navige season nears.
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St. Petersburg
Harbin
Linieviteh
Chenvhinwaten
Opaing
Sungari
Href
Russia
Sutgari
Tym
Kirin
Grant
Kaw
Feld Marshal
Oyama
Wall Street Opens Mixed as Markets React to Refinery News
New York trading opened with uneven moves across rails and oils. Gains appeared in some bonds as investors digested refinery closures in Brooklyn while general activity remained quiet and prices swung on early orders.
Mechanics in State Meeting Debated at Wildes Hall
A fragmented report details a state meeting with names such as Peunk Te Crim and Horning present. The gathering discussed leadership, a forthcoming election, and a formal banquet plan.
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Mechanics IN State Meeting
Vannen
Marenal
Wildes Hall
Uy Peunk Te Crim
Thie
Sale
Grand Rand Wrchiter
Lane Rite
Reid
Savings by banks and investors across America
Figures show total deposits across all banks and the public investment flow in the United States. The United States accounts for over 20 percent of total savings and investments, with about 7,305,000 units recorded. banks and insurance companies remain the heaviest investors amid an estimated 1,000 individuals in the cited region with annual surpluses to invest.
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United States
Linck
X York Commercial
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