Body found in creek near Singer plant
A 67 year old man, James O Donnell Sr, was found drowned in a creek behind the Singer plant. Police and undertaker officials reported he wandered from Second precinct area on the night of March 7 and fell into the water while near Central Railroad tracks. He left behind four sons and three daughters, and was a longtime street cleaner with Holy Name Society active at St Patrick Church. Funeral services planned at St Patrick's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jhesing
O'Leary
Hich
Undertaker
James I. Higgins
Hin Bevy
Wsday
O'Donnell
Singer Plant
Central Railroad
Nono
Mid Picht
Singer Factory
Fredric Meike
Warkviewer
Meise
River O Donnell
John O'Donnell
Jman
Min
Dennell
J.wcor
Eli. Patrick
Michael
Morria
John Z. Wiewty
Bridget Reagan
Misc Orine O'Donnell
Hoe
Holy Ame Society
St. Patrick's Church
Patrick's Church
Major Martin Expects Orders In Two Weeks
In Newark and Tren tin reports indicate Major William B. Martin and Captain William E. Pedrick are likely to lead units of the New Jersey Regiment abroad within about two weeks. War Department notices and orders directed officers of New Jersey units to report on commanding-general duties at the camp by early April, with several named officers listed in the Newark dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Martin
Willian E. Pedrick
Trentin
Sd New Jersey Regiment
War Department
New Jersey
Wilbur VW
Sadler
Dt Majie Winteld
Price
Anfuit
Kiy
Elon
Mayu Seton UH
Mackie
TA Mewar
Sadvig
View Stike
Adjutant
Hieber Infantry
Guintolf Fear
Aner Consulienien
Neds
Lprotiseor
Pitts
Yasmipnl
Harti Vu Scheal
Colfege
Hey
Tirifessar Linde
Stelybe
Che Wublie
Hgh
Latte
Stelale
Little
Batti
Bat Ti
Battin
Dines
Columbia University
Profrasor Jones
Yuraia
Dloudy
Thorsough
Groves
Elizabeth
Reagan
Association of Colleges
Middle States
Miryvland
Agademe
Calloges
France
Batin
Smith Vollege
Northampton
Maas Monnet Holyoke
Bonth Hales
Welles
Bandits Strike Train Heist Near Missouri Pacific Route
Robbers blasted a mail-laden train north of town, seizing $20,000 before escaping on a spur. A guard or crew member was reported shot during the incident as authorities describe the assault along the Nor 164 line near the Tanprad Pole eiby Kan March 24. A police bulletin notes the bandits fled after the break in, leaving few further clues for investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanprad Pole
Eiby Kan
Missouri Pacific
Here
Szaanky
President Improves After Illness in White House Library
Wellington dispatch reports President Tae took things easy this afternoon in the White House library due to an immediate eye issue, with condition described as improved though still resting. Local telegraph office notes he appeared calm and disengaged from official duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fey
Wellingston
White House
Wilson Names Trustees Amid March 94 Meeting
Leeeninph time sourmas iithoh March 94 Edwand Huff and Pen Turtuud, both of Mabok Mt voi Ty wvovergur Whilaon named as trustees. Meeting held at the Hoboken Civic location in Pelival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeeninph
Edwand
Mabok
Hoboken
Pelival
Admits Stealing Brass Amid Court Charged Actions
A man admitted stealing brass and faced charges at the county court. The narrative mentions a special division, district attorney, and a claim of a $10 per mile payment. The report ties the admission to court proceedings and references related individuals in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medaowe
Lombardo
Wong
Sehamay
McGuire Renominated For YMIO Third Term
Michael McGuire was nominated president of the YMIO MoT Society for a third term at the annual officer nomination. Nearly all other officers were renominated including vice president Charles Moranns and recording secretary Joseph Burney Flannevil. A banquet will honor the bowling committee and trophy winners, with a field day meet planned for Decoration Day at the Tals grounds to aid St Elizabeth and Alexion hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael McGuire
Charles Moranns
Joseph Burney Flannevil
Edward Molrath
William Moran
Abarmia
Kyra Brennan
Willian Cunllahan
David Fables
Janes Sullivan
Fiance Board
Patrick Cahill
Harry Coughlin
Bond of Investigation
Jamon Jeary
Toter Kenny
Charles Salmon
James Connolly
Andy Pile Lon
Tals
St. Elizabeth and
Alexiqn
Vattick Brennan
Hf. L. Menino
Filward
Higgins
Willian F. McMahon
Ailagy
Burns
Ser Gillen Patrick Finggeratti
Phonan McGhee
Murder plot uncovered at U S Insane Hospital
Telegraph reports ten inmates conspired to murder attendants at the Government Hospital for the Insane. The plot, foiled by a patient who overheard two criminals, involved improvised weapons and aimed to silence wards during a theater event. All conspirators are described as murderers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Washington
Government Hospital
Ching
Buarde
Bern
Ome
State settles taxes in disputed estate case
The report notes state authorities paying taxes related to the estate of Quine. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but the action centers on tax obligations and estate handling. No specific dates, names beyond Quine, or definitive legal outcomes are clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minauniing
Notable Proposals and Ads in Local Notices
Fragmented OCR text shows local ads and notices with contact details. Mentions telephone services, jewelry listings, photography studio offers, optical shop address, and promotional pricing. Content is garbled but indicates public notices and commercial pitches from various vendors.
Devine Elected Secretary for Elizabeth Board of Trade
The Elizabeth Port Board of Trade publicity committee unanimously elected Frank J. Devine of Kepstington as permanent secretary with a salary of 2000. Devine, a Johns graduate, brings newspaper experience and strong local ties to the role, aiming to boost publicity and discussions through reports and committee work. Subscriptions and support from local merchants and firms push the campaign toward widespread backing across Elizabeth and Elizabethport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Ug 8
Frank J. Devine
Kepsington
Devine
Beem
University of Pennsylvania
Las
Beyine
Board of Trade of
Newark
Board of ‘Trade
Elizabeth
Harbor City
Thich
Dennis F. Calling
Peter Breit City Brewing Company
Progressive Realty Company
K. D. Mulford
Elizabath
Charles D. Doctor
Elizabethport Bank
H. K. Halsey
Ceci Lehman & Co
Kroc
A. Breln
F. W. Woolworth Co
Bchwel Boos
Clothier C.D. Dector
Elizabthport Bank
Hersh & Hro
Wholeaare Grocert
Noo
Wilnow
Eee
SALON
W. Phares
Real Nerare
Tealee
Mullond
Imianiager
Divorce Hearing Yields Reserved Decision in Smithman Case
The first hearing of the Smithman divorce, Marion Smithman versus Albert Smithman, occurred yesterday afternoon in Voorhees where Judge Benjamin Vm assigned friends as referees. The proceedings were largely contested with Anna Force Smithman identified as the mother of a child born to the couple. Marion Smithman testified she left her husband about three years prior due to his habit of consorting with young girls. The record notes the main witness was Disse A. Kaen, with additional testimony about birth certificates and family relations. Union Business College advertisement appears at the end of the page.
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Mra
Marion Smithman
Albert Smith
Koster VM. Voorles
Benjamin A. Vm
Feivres
Smithman
Vr Disse A. Kaen, Mesa Smithman Ale Learified Veo Rayne
HMS
Elizabeth Avenur
Anna
Fores
Smiithman
de Rayne
Vnto
Anna Force Smithman
Albert Smithman
Smithmnan
Six Firemen Die in Blaze at Middleton Plant
A Middleton Wisconsin blaze at the Middleton Manufacturing Company plant killed six firemen and seriously injured several others. Firemen pulled victims from the burning rubble as crews battled the flames and rescued thirty panic stricken workers from upper floors before the roof collapsed. The blaze originated from unknown material stored in the basement, and damage is estimated at £100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrn
Middleton Company
Theft Charge Involving Singer Brass Taels Evidence
Joseph Kea and William Hilly, employees at Singer Manufacturing in Broadwatys, faced City Criminal Court for alleged theft of brass valued around 200 dollars from the plant. They pleaded guilty and were held for grand jury action. Junk dealers Swarts and Groaky bailed for appearance as police traced the stolen items to a Greater Elizabeth junk shop.
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Joseph Kea
Broadwatys
Willian Hilly
Avenur
New York
Singer Manufacturing Company
Joseph Swarts
Max Groaky
Wilnexnes
Held
McCarthy
Anseph Swarts
Greater Elizabeth
Singer Company
Kwarta
Singer's
Twe
Emne
Wdge Mahon
Aily Criminal Court
Riley
Ie Dulion
Elizabeth and Newark’s Possible Union Stirs GOP Voices
Attorney Frank Heron argues Elizabeth should govern itself and doubts annexation to Newark. He doubts the move, noting the complexity of city government, county concerns, and the idea that Elizabeth and Newark may eventually merge by natural growth into one large Jersey coastal city between Hoboken and Bayonne.
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Frank Heron
New Sterncy
Elizabeth
Newark
Brother Connolly
Mr. Borgen
New York
Horgen
Newack
Eaton County
Tergon
Delater
IV Nut Im
Morgen Jaa
Eliabeth
Jersey
Jersey City
Bayonne
Elia Manmoth
Taity Alpen
1 Kirst Street
Bergen
New York City
Staten
United States
Howl of Trade
le Wud
Joval
Prado
Aly
Hargen
Collins Plans Election of Colonel Aimed at power shifts
Fragmented OCR reports Collins arranging election of a colonel amid a rigid rival lineup. Leading candidates include Mayer Horie, Sh Reauine, Brockton’s Major Williane, and others as authorities weigh the outcome and political stakes. The text references general officers, notaries, and a battalion, with unclear dates or places.
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Frente
Ktailieth
Presperter
Ehaghitn
Tient Deeloyee Mayer Horie
Brockton
Williane Dmsee
Viemin
Wooden Indian Pinched and Erected on Second Street
A fragmented report describes a wooden Indian statue damaged on CC second street and later erected by a person named Matrolman Hhinieank. Police investigated the scene noting vandalism and disrupted display as witnesses reported a weighty incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low York
Second Street
Appointment Filer Incomplete Local Notice Renders Data
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a filing appointment and associated names. It mentions a person tied to a civic matter and a possible date or location, but details are garbled. The readable bits indicate an official action involving a filer and an entity, with unclear parties and obligations.
Taft to Speak at Episcopal Church Address
President Taft accepted an invitation to address the Protestant Episcopal Church gathering here on April 25. The event will feature remarks by Taft and discuss church matters and public add-ons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rama
Wim
Mate
Protestant Episcopal Church
Tait
Judge Mahon Given Rebuke In Deadly Street Incident
In a Wis city, a violent confrontation led to Buckley firing at Attanas as a bystander was wounded. Prosecutor Owen F. Owen and Sheriff Hobert Kipklamt present. aide Martyn discharged. Witnesses described a struggle on Nid devel street where a revolver was drawn and fired causing injuries. authorities detained Buckley and pursued legal action for concealed weapon charges.
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Pasquale Agnene
Distiyeo
Huiling
Owen
Hind Ernie
Tole Street
Muwkley
Joni
Brank
Joseph Aeening
Pegnbouer
Devel
Atilerias Burkley
Dewey
le Witt
Attane
Eto Tuckhey
Lye Dyin Chotlesman Navla
Rieter
Novella
Buckley
Rebate Law Evasion Blocked by Commission
Washington dispatch reports the commission blocking a suspected scheme to evade a rebate law. Officials identify contrived acts and interchange of coded notes as part of the alleged evasion involving shipments and intermediaries. The commission releases a statement clarifying actions and implications of the case.
Rich Steeplechase Run Ends Stormy Day
A muddled sports blurb notes a steeplechase race amid rain and wind. The fragment mentions a finish, a spectator crowd, and local athletes with unclear names. Authorities urge caution as conditions affect times and visibility.
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Drag
Joan O'Donnell
Major Martin
Bandits
Wilson
Michael M’guire
The
M’guire
U. S. Insane
King
UBS Telegraph
Tie Journal
Y Hondon
Ing George Potas
Winaete
Mets
Gell-Rundey
Kawig
Francia
Mackey
Fieldmann
Fulion Atrew
Ryes
Take Devine
Publicity Committee
Snath
Leuinside
Union Business College
Broad Street
Dix
F. R. Berriman
Milwaukee Plantin
Wis
Ate
Midleton Manutae Chinge Company
Aistonn
Fieanen
Chet Chincey
Gm MG
Edward Hagie
Rogite Company
Jacob Hentz
Captain Engine Company
Richard Burke
Eague Company
Frank Cavanagh
Kosennin
Vrink
John Houlahan
Kea
Grand Jury
Elizabeth Commercial College
Enrot
Hersh
J. E. McMickle
Frank Bergen
Waa
Faurica
RTA
aReta
Janey
Fowler
Tmnenee Totenne
Wilin
Hin
Lanenie
Frentey
the Journal
Plainfield
OmeRia
Ktternenn
Pinfold
Inion News
Kamla Acthe
Sughrur
Magia Due Crmtin
Theale
Stelzle
Battia Principal
Collins
Tire
Taft
Mahon
Magistrate
Agatiet Attans
Fournis
ST. Louis
Stanle
Imm
Omer
Louie Nate Feng
Panama
Fia Brother
Darbaque
Lees Homand
Rabison
SUNY
Coal Steamf
Agrulad
Codin
Ian
Gasim
Tom MN
Erin
Tomer
Seelee
WAL Strett
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