11 Hoboes in Court Discharged and Start Anew
The piece follows a chorus of harsh, satirical prose about hoboes gathered in the city. It notes twelve or more men lined up before Ing Mahon, describing their appearance and behavior as they prepare to travel and beg across towns. A few are already on the road, planning to hit up lodging houses and roam contested city streets for money, clothes, and food as spring returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of
Schicken
Tsat
Wefrson Avenue
East Grand Street
Photographer Missing as town resettles debts with notices
Goree Conlon posted items on the photograph shed at Tird and East Jersey streets claiming a debt coverage plan for Olver Btory. Photographer Mratt Miller is missing and has not appeared for a month. Residents besieged the Har in hopes of obtaining requested pictures and the window offered a clue to the price of services. A watcher was weighed down by troubles but remained under care and was set to a new pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goree Conlon
Tird
Jersey
Olver
Mratt Miller
Petice
Friendly Sons of St Patrick Incorporation Certificate
The certificate states the organization is incorporated for general charitable and benevolent purposes. It notes the trust is to be perpetual and nonsectarian in creed and nationality, with duties to promote welfare through charitable acts and community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Sons OF ST. Patrick Incorporated
Mt. Patrick of
Mitaahat
Guneral
Dameron terms set to as men sure SRS 3
The fragment indicates terms labeled Dm. 1 and ZPsrExm. jdtermes are set to as mene SRS 3, suggesting a concluding instruction or code within an unclear section. Further readable context is needed for a precise update.
Fire destroys porch after stove thrown from window
A stove thrown from a Madison Avenue second floor ignited a fire at 620 Madison Avenue about 10 AM. Ed ward C. Taylor owned the house. The carpet caught fire and the stove was hurled out the window onto the porch roof. A woman urged fire headquarters for prompt help. Engine No. 6 arrived and quickly controlled the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Avenue
Edward C. Taylor
Tinners Tell Their Story and Pay Raise Dispute
Journeymen press that the Master Association seeks a raise while Local 142 asserts it will not recognize any Masters’ members. Talks date back to February 1 with demands for 41 cents an hour and a half holiday on Saturdays. Employers counter with 25 cents daily raise plus half holiday and an agreement through 1907. No final reply on amended terms yet. tension seen as the sole cloud on the spring building scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Master’ Association
B. Louneberry
Masters’ Association
Lowest 142
Whisky May Have Caused Death
William Wayman, an aged man, died at Elisabeth General Hospital after being found helplessly drunk on Union Street. Officer Smith summoned a patrol wagon and Wayman was taken to headquarters where his condition worsened, prompting an ambulance and burial arrangements to follow once a physician confirms the death.
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William ‘Wayman
Elisabeth General Hospital
Smith
Union Street
Whyman
Fire in Cellar Barrel Ignites House. Inmates Alarmed
A fire started by hot ashes in a barrel in a cellar at 7 o'clock last night alarmed occupants of a two story frame building owned by Frask Cario. The blaze began under the beams and several fire boxes were activated as the alarm was sent in.
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Docest M Genera Strom
Court House Visit by Great John H Parker & Company
The Great John H Parker & Company of New York plans a visit to the Court House in New York City. Members of the Board of Prebistry and associated officials are summoned to attend at ten in the morning for inspection and addressed by Mr. Percer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H Parker & Company
New York
Balléers
Percer
Board of Precbeltery
Professor Sughrue and Sonning Target Wordless Change
A fragmentary notice mentions Professor Sughrue of Sonning and a person named Reid in a discussion about a path to new linguistic engagement. The readable text hints at a scholarly or editorial note but lacks clear verbs or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Sughrue, Uecher of
Sonning
MO Werth Reid Stroney Way
Veteran Officer Christmann Dies After Forty Years on Force
John Christmann a longtime janitor and officer at Hia Headquarters died at his daughter’s home after a bronchitis illness. He joined the force October 1 1867 and served under five chiefs. Survived by three daughters and two sons, burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Patrick J Devine and John J Flaherty noted for later notices.
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John Christman
Dooman
Jacob Kuechel
Smith Street
Christmann
Tenney
Francis Cotton
First National Bank
Arsa
John Koron
Johnson Yates
William D. Jenkins
Henry C. Austin
Germany
Elizebeth
John Engel
John B. Lats
New Jersey State Agricultural Society
Captain Lutz
Christin
Order of
Druids
Mr. Christmann
John
Evergreen Cemetery
Arthur Fima
Bondatrret
Be Hed
Flaherty
John J. Flaherty
Concord
Mic
Natalie
Faire Hess
St. ‘E Careh
Secretary Hay Plans Retirement Disputed in New Mexico
In Athenry New Mexico a secretary named Jean Berber offered to resign, claiming private health issues and retirement plans. His son-in-law J W Wadewerth Jr disputed the move, stating the secretary remains active and scheduled for further duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Athenry
Jean Berber
Solons Pass Many Bills in State Legislature
March 23 in Trenton reports the legislature rushing work toward sine die adjournment next Thursday. Bills move quickly while important measures receive due care. Assemblyman Scovel offers a substitute for the Morris canal abandonment bill, omitting water rights. Senator Bradley targets Storey Cotton Company with a new misdemeanor bill. Assemblyman Birkholz lobbies for a loan shark bill, sparking a committee inquiry into McKee’s possession. Johnston introduces a Morris aid concurrent resolution, possibly delaying action. State Railroad Commission bill continues, with ninth page to follow.
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Trenton
Scovel
Bradley
Storey Cotton Company
Uris
Birkholz
Essex County
McKee
Passaic
Salesien
House
Menate
Committee On Revision of
Birkhof
Amendlywan Johnston
Morris _ aid
State Railroad
Express Company Gets New Trial On Curtain Shipment
The Elisabeth Curtain Company won $900 in a district court against Adame Express, but the verdict was retried after counsel Conover English argued the evidence did not justify the amount. The curtain, sent to Rev Father Berard in Syracuse, never arrived, damaged en route. The carrier argues liability was limited to $250 times the curtain’s value as stated on the receipt form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabeth Curtain Company
Adame Express Company
Conover English
Cuproms Company
Ing'| Holse
Elizabeth Curtain
Elizabeth Curtain Comcoe Shipped To Rev Father Berard
Syracuse
N.Y
Fio
Despedant
Mate Guitrery
Semoil Korelier
Fiiabeth
Carus
President approves Arrowood dismissal in caned case
President Roosevelt today approved the dismissal of Midshipman Arrowood of North Carolina after a prolonged inquest into a sentence mitigation. Arrowood was described as a man without country as the decision was announced in Washington D C in March.
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Washington, D. C
North Carolina
Roosevelt
Sixteen Brockton Fire Victims Identified
The body of another explosion and fire victim from the RE Grover alte factory was identified as Mrs. Lillian B. Hurd an employee in the finishing room. This marks the sixteenth identification.
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Brockton
Benckton Mase
RE. Grover Alte
Lillian B. Hurd
Levy's Shoe Store Offers Extraordinary Values This Saturday
Readier buyers are promised extraordinary values at Levy's 90 Bream pareet Mbos store this Saturday with many doorbuster deals and limited stock. Local shoppers are advised to plan early for the event and check the page for details.
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Levy
Dentist Whyxman Appears in New Delaware Notice
A fragmentary notice references Dr. Whyxman, a dentist located at 1 Elisabeth Avenue, Delaware, with unclear surrounding details about a tour and related events. The readable text mentions addresses and names but lacks full context or outcome. Further readable facts are not available in the fragment.
Grand Lodge Elects Officers and Honors at 148th Session
Walter Chandler of Elizabeth named deputy grand master and Benjamin Wakefeld of Passaic elected grand master at the Grand Lodge F and A M session in Trenton. Austin H. McGregor of Newark and Joseph Hough of Campgland named senior and junior wardens. other officers to be appointed. Dr Otis A. Glazebrook to be grand chaplain. Masonic Home report shows 64 inmates and strong finances. An orphanage was erected in Burlington at a cost of 35000 dollars. Over 1200 members attended, with blue lodge degrees exemplified. Dr Henry R Cann of Elizabeth honored by Washington Association for long service.
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Trenton
Grand Lodge
F. & A. M. Walter Chandler
Orient Lodge
No. 126
Elizabeth
Benjamin Wakefeld
Passaic
Austin H. McGregor
Newark
Joseph Hough
Camp
Charles Bechtel
Trepton
Burlington
Vane Ehilani
New Jersey
John Ho Wilkins
Manine Fraternity
Temple
Grand
HW. Ho Haines
Blue Lodge
Weyerend
Mr. Young
HW. J. Guthrie
W. J. Morrow
Delaware Grand Lodge
King Solomon's Temple
Nder
Trenton Hauke
DR Cannon
Washington Association
Henry TR Cann
Cannon
Masonic Fraternity
South Jersey
ITC
Washington
Isthmian Canal Commission meets Panama Railroad rate note
The semi monthly Isthmian Canal Commission and Panama Railroad directory met in New York. No business was transacted and commissioners avoided discussion of President Roosevelt's letter endorsing Secretary Taft's personnel recommendations. They said no statements would be made until changes are ordered.
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New York
Intial
Isthmian Canal Commission
Panama
Merment Wwe Trans
Roosevelt
Taft
Subway Crash Injures Three in New York Street Collision
Three hurt as a street level subway crash at 6th Street and Dean Avenue blocks exits for over half an hour. Injured include Daly the meter man and several others, with a Noes train arriving at 116th Street cited as the causing impact. Crowded trains contributed to multiple injuries as passengers were thrown to the floor.
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New York
Turpe
V6th Street
Dean Avenue
Daly
Meter Man
Ley Trehen
Morris
Rockefeller Gift Provokes Ministers Divergent Views
A Boston protest over John D. Rockefeller's $100,000 gift to the Board of Foreign Missions sparks varied ministerial opinion. Parkhurst urges frowning on the donation amid allegations of tainted funds. others defend the gift or seek cautious acceptance while the prudential committee prepares a decision for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John TD
Rockefeller
Boston
Board of Foreign Missions
Huston
Prudential Committee
Board of Foreign Mission
Parkhurat
WN. Dunnell
Sainte’ Churet
Rockefellers
Tents Curry
St James
Clurch
David Hy Greer
Episcopal Church
Rothefrler
Wall Street opens with heavy selling on waves of liquidity
Traders crowded around the Pacific and Union Marine blocks as Wall Street opened sharply. Large selling by Wall Street and VP created rapid price declines, with quotes drifting below key levels and brokers reacting to the surge in orders.
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New York
Mare
London
Eife
Union Martine
Danone
Vajou Pacific
Norky Rm
Enim
Fred
Imerker Toverenta
Union
Peace talk rumors swirl after cabinet session in London
London reports a rumored extraordinary cabinet session with talk of possible intervention in the Russia Japan war. Chinese influence is cited as a potential enabler, while officials dispute definite moves and emphasize China's territorial integrity and Manchuria concerns.
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London
Stich
Buch
Thee Central News
Messin
Russia
Japan
China
Chora Kinks
Legation
Ching
Kioke
Manchuria
Tikely
RURSIANS AND JAPANESE REPORTS FROM MARCH MINGS
March 23 notices from Vondon state Ambassador Baren Taysshi reports Japanese forces advancing toward Chant near Rajyuan after defeating enemy detachments. St. Petersburg reports claim the Runelan main army escaped and Russian retreat due to hunger and supply shortages amid a broader campaign review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Changchin
Tieling
Lin
Oyama
Harbin
Police Kill Polish Peasants on Highway
A dispatch from Kutno to the Warsaw government reports that a police detachment under Officer Uirich fired on 140 peasants on a highway near Kosula. Two were killed, fifty wounded, one victim died en route to hospital, and eleven others were considered hopeless.
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St. Petersburg
Kutno
Poland
Kosula
Warsaw
Uirich
Four Qualify for Rhodes Scholarship in New Jersey
Four students from New Jersey have qualified in the Rhodes scholarship examination. Names include Chariene Metrow of Lakewood, Fred Mason of Bomervilln, Jamon Colimore of Philadelphia, and Robert Walls Kellogg. Two previous qualifiers remain. committee members include Beott Rutgers, Fine Storeton, and Weet Princeton to select the final scholar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frasidest Wilava
Princeti University
Trenton
Rhodes
New Jersey
Chariene Metrow
Lakewood
Fred Ft Mason
Bomervilln
Jamon Colimore
Ae Philadelphia
Robert Walls
Kellogg
Alexander
New Wellington
Russell Leary
Hutgers College
Serge S Leary
President Beott
Rutgers
Dean Fine
Storeton
Dean Weet
Princston
Cecil Rhode
Oxford
Danjamin Price
Princeton
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Porah
John Christmann
Hia
Patrick J. Devine
Catherine Devine
Conant Street
Be. Mary's Church
LB. Claflin 7
Hote Neme Society
Eart
St. Mary's Church
Scovell
Henry
Senate
Express Company
Arrowood
Midshipmen
Shoe News
Whyxman
Elisabeth Avenue
Grand Lodge OF Masons
Walter Chandler
Panama Railroad
Daraing Coch
Mate Oy
Tess Jae
Bevel
Mission Board
Parkhurst
Wall Street
Consol
Gan
Ke Central Aia
Missouri Parte
Central
Gor & Weat
Sideday
Peng
Daly Poopla'y
Paeenae
Rock Island
Southerp Pacific
Beuthers K. B
Tahar Parife
Coton Pacific
England
Han
Rursians
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