Public School Song Festival Plans Ready
One of the region’s largest musical events will light Plainfield on April 28 and 29 as public school children from Elizabeth Disinfield North Plainfield Roselle Ro wile Tark Rahway Westfield Rouyd Kyook and New Brunswick compete in a music contest. The festival aims to showcase singing training and the “what if” method by public school music staff. Divisions include elementary and high school sections with choruses, two and three part choirs, school orchestras, and a sight reading test overseen by the supervisor. detailed rules and numbers of participants are listed for each category.
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Hght
Plainfield
Elizabeth
Disinfield
North Plainfield
Roselle
Rowile Tark
Rahway
Westfield
Rouyd Kyook
New Brunswick
Thor
Ciison
Anyaradess
Charux
Sudden Malady Strikes Laborer at Local Mill
Kopf, a laborer at the A and R Boone plain, living on 440 Livingaton Street, collapsed while working yesterday afternoon. He was rushed to General Hospital in critical condition, then reported as slightly improved today. Doctors are investigating a sudden illness with no clear cause.
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Frisk Kopf
Livingaton Street
A. & R. Boone
Aniniitaniee
Elloek
Wna
Nook
Wuttion Wan
Pleasant first hints of spring with warm day in town
The piece notes a local scene as 76 degrees is recorded and townsfolk react to the arrival of spring. A passerby hints that spring has come, while temperatures early morning range from 52 to 76. Citizens cheer the change and anticipate an Easter with mild weather.
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Gentle Ainnie
Nursery
Toon Toxtay
Grelock
Lou
Opti
Big Easter Display At Laws Department Store
Laws department store announces extended Easter opening this week to accommodate shoppers seeking a wide range of goods. The display highlights sconces and a Marvelam chimpanzee exhibit, with other attractions planned for Friday and the note to remember the Old Stand at 184 East Server.
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Newark
New York
Pic Rae Phates
Fire roars through Chicago furniture store building
A six story Chicago furniture firm at Nineteenth and Wabash avenue housed by L Fish & Company burned, claiming eight lives. Ethel Finkelatein perished after leaping from a window as flames cut off escape. several workers injured, emergency crews confined by smoke and heat. A cigar counter boy sparked the blaze with lighter fluid, doors of aromatic elevators sealed, hindering escape.
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Telegraph
the Journal
Chicago
Tony
Nineteenth and Wabash Avenue
L. Fish & Company
Ethel Finkelatein
St. Luke's Hospital
Miss Finkelatein
Whitel
Glrte
James
Sevral
M.D. Giner
Ann Janne Finch
Police find two men sick in city street
Police officers found two men in Waterbury Connecticut near Ket and Bond streets claiming intense pain. Vatrolman Moran reported to Captain O Leary and conveyed John Redding to the Second Precinct station before sending him to General Hospital.
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Patratman Sehlapak Imuul
Eadie Ayern
Waterbury
Conn
Ket
Bond Streets
Vatrolman Moran
O'Leary
Third Stroot
Elizabeth Avenue
John Redding
Second Precinct
General Hospital
Newark man uses forged check to fleece furniture dealer
A man whose name is not disclosed yesterday obtained furniture from Max Flusner, 156 Springfield Avenue, Newark, paying with a forged certified check drawn on Union County Trust Company. The delivery address was 305 South Eleventh Street. The check was marked forged when returned from an Elizabeth bank, and $12.10 changed hands.
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Newark
Union County Trust Company
Max Flusner
Springfeld Avenue
South Eleventh Street
Elizabeth Bank
New Gun For Battery B Secured For Battery I
Assemblyman Schwartz secured a new howitzer for Battery B after notifying Captain Carter of the approval by Quartermaster General. He spoke at the Battery's anniversary dinner stating he would secure the weapon and reported success within a fortnight.
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Schwartz
Captain Carter
Mara
Elizabeth
Assemblyman
Carter
Will Sing Cantata at Madison Ave Church
The Rev Samual Gary SoowAen will conduct a service tonight at 6 o'clock at Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church. A short cantata, The Position of Jesus, by Maunder, will be sung. Taylor will perform King Jesus Glorious from the Crucifixion by Brainer.
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Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Samual Gary SoowAen
Jesus
Maunder
Wideaward ‘Taylor
King Yver Glderous
Brainer
Fire Destroys Grass at Clinton Place Scene
A grass fire at Clinton Place and Areres was spotted around 12:25 this afternoon. Four wagons loaded with heavy goods approached the area but quickly extinguished the blaze. French Printing House Mittrea Street and Furniture were mentioned in the chaotic report.
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Clinton Place
Blackmailer Entrapped in Manchester? New York Extortion Case
Alfred McDonald is arraigned in West Side Court on extortion charges after being captured at Mrs. Charlotte McKensie’s home at 37 West Ninety‑Ninth Street. The trap involved Miss Helen Dougherty and Miss Arline McKenzie, with the Associated Press and Detective Bureau coordinating the operation. The prisoner claimed to act for others, while the AP denied naming individuals. McDonald allegedly sought a payment to suppress a damaging story about the McKenzie family. He was staying at the Hotel Empire and claimed employment with Warner Instrument Company.
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New York
Alfred McDonald
West Side Court
Charlotte McKansin
West Highty-ninth Street
Associated Freer
McKenzig
James McKennin
Ansociated Prean Executive
Detective Bureau
Pres
Ag Muyng
Associated Pree
Misa McKenzie
Misa Hazel
Arline McKenzie
Arthur Santrock
Associated Press
Associated
Oost
Helen Dougherty
Paluiar Bill
Meba Teghrtine
Cottinge
Empire
Broadway
A. G McDonald
Warner Instrument Company
Arthur J. Inderrieden
Warner
Jaison
McDonald
Elizabeth Commercial enrolls Bhorthi book ki ed E Enroll pai cael
Principal EL McMickle notes student enrollment concerns in Elizabeth area. Fainting incidents and decorating issues linked to paper hanging work are reported, with officials examining safety and compliance.
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Elizabeth Commercial Pyeee
EL McMickle
Trade Board Is Organized for Roselle Boroughs
Roselle Park March 26 The Board of Trade of the Roselles was formally organized last evening at Tuthill's Hall Chestnut Street in the presence of about fifty citizens representing the twin boroughs. The meeting approved a constitution and by laws drafted by the organizing committee and defined the board's objects as promoting civic and material welfare and outlining officers duties. The president shall preside at meetings and call extra meetings on request. the executive board shall supervise, set dues, regulate fees, fill vacancies, and meet monthly. A two thirds vote can remove officers or members.
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Roselle Park
Board of Trade of the Roselles
Tuthill's Hall
Chestnuut Street
KF. Mayes
B. A. Snowden
A. Snowden
W. K. Johnie Rite
Aball
Stateeninyin
Bers Ao
Amit
Why Stein Bloch Clothes Inspire Loyal Buyers
A fragmentary item notes Stein Bloch garments valued for weave and quality to appeal to men, praising fabrics and tailoring. The text mentions water and rinse aspects and telever-proved service, with references to American fashion and spurting page.
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America
Levy's Millinery Specials At Raley Store
Violettes and roses order prompt hush up for nine election. Levy's Millinery advertises Easter hats with discounts on women’s trimmed hats, straw shapes, and novelty bonnets. Includes prices, sizes, and a display date, urging shoppers to visit for spring styles.
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Levy
Ata Wein
Leleesuere
Specia
Niles
Wade Etrest
Nate
Tanya Denestmens
Indicted for Shooting in Bayonne Rail Work Killing
Ciorge Van Wickle and Bernard J. Smith, a Central Railroad detective and officer, were indicted by the Hudson county grand jury after conflicting testimonies over the March 12 shooting death of John Freer in Bayonne. Witnesses identified the Elizabethan as the shooter, but Smith confessed involvement, raising questions about identification and admissibility at trial. Freer’s death followed a dispute over coal theft during shift changes, leaving his widow and children in poverty.
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Ciorge van Wickle
Thin City
Central Railroad
John Freer
Bayonne
Bernard J. Smith
Smith
Hudson County
Freer
van Wickle
Wand
Ons
Waald
Renwon Batehes
Tae
Ure
178 Avenue
Haure
Billy
Kronchal Not Arrested As Double Charge Rocked County
Prosecutor Swit stated Kronchal, alleged to have hired Joseph Domoganley, would be turned over to authorities to answer charges. Bail set for Katenuital on mura assault and battery, with possible engagement for slaughter. Chief Tenney said Kronchal will be delivered to authorities when sought, represented by A. Stein. Extra sale notices disrupt the page with bloom of flowers and seasonal ads.
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Peter Kronchal
Doeeph Domoganley
Kronchal
Katenuital
Mura
Tenney
A. Stein
Man Kills Himself Over Home Sale at 157 Reid Street
Martin Houser aged 35, employed at Singer plant, committed suicide by cutting his throat in the yard of a neighbor after selling his house at 157 Reid street. His body was found by 10-year-old George Woelfel near the Woelfel home. Houser had shown distress over leaving the home, and neighbors described him as mournful after the sale. He had recently sought medicine for insomnia and left behind a wife and four children. Funeral services scheduled for Monday afternoon.
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Reid Street
Martin Houser
Jockamith
Plarft
Marry Worffel
George Woetfel
Reif Street
Honser
Mouser
Pately
Woelfel
Frank
Jormea Ward
Jos AL Peters
Housers
Hanser
Homer
Priyoun
Hin
Jemying
Howe
Motori
Horner Place
Worlfel
Houser
Foxie Wen
Vitor
Wan
Thomas FP Higgins
Janeer
Roosevelts Ride on Camels From Cairo to Memphis
From Cairo to Memphis in Egypt, March 25, Val Roosevelt and family traveled by camels and sant tare to the tomb of Subly pry and the Temple of Halls near Memphis. The journey included viewing ancient pictures of wituals and reflections on artifacts reportedly created 5,000 years ago.
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Seurant
Cairo
Egypt
Mena
Val Ronsevelt
Memphis
Caine
Colo Waa
Tad
Clirinl
Struck Fragment Loose in Storage House Notice
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Bent's Storage Warehouse at 1136 Beat Trond Street and Artistic Picture Framing. It mentions disturbed items including furniture and piano mows, with stray phrases about rats, mice, and a date or address line. The readable bits imply a damaged inventory or incident report.
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BENT
Trond Street
Jefferson Asenue
Etna eruption devastates towns as lava sweeps south
Thousands homeless as Mount Etna erupts, pouring lava down the southern slope at a mile wide, destroying nine miles of hillsides and towns including Borello Bale pasko San Leo Rienzi Yaris and Albgnelli. Choked by fumes, residents flee while relief depots open and government aid is sought. Archbishop of Cantwala, Vuriinal Reanelion-Nava, struggled to assist victims before being carried away in collapse.
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Borello
Balepasko
San Leo
Rienzi
Yaris Ad Albgnelli
Nicolosi
Lown
Crete
Gasania
Tava
Tyy
Vuriinal Reanelion-Nava
Cantwala
Window Lights Broken by Boy With Air Rifle
Charged by Fred Ash of 810 Ent Jere pny street, a group of about ten year old boys were arraigned in City Criminal Court for loitering and damaging a home by cutting a hall door and breaking windows. The judge gave a reprimand and discharged the youths as their parents insisted on innocence while warning against weapon play.
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Fred Ash
Ent
Jere Pny Street
Seareda
Foster Miller
Louis
Quis Gersling
Arthur Canfield
Adam Hemsting
Joseph
Alfred Gudueh
Mahon
City Criminal Court
Vivir
Herbert Lotrper
Busy Office Faces No Good Friday Holiday In City
Supervisor Laura V Hougiusd rushes to manage portfolios and schedules as the office stays open. The upcoming holiday tomorrow will not be observed, and every minute between now and April 15 is crucial for Mr Ubaglund and assistants.
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Laura V.hougiusd
Penans
Ubaglund
Union Business and College Notice on Broad Street
A brief public notice lists union business and college instruction details. It mentions Broad Street and a location in Becta Tol with reference to Easter and a person or firm named Sughrun. The fragmentary text limits clear facts but identifies entities and a scheduling context.
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Sully Combest
Grannine Lefoot
Kael
Marvelam
Wien
Impaniee Patie
Miho Seiler
Blaze
Frech Printing House
Mittrea
Conservation
Miss McKenzie
Singer
al Runider
McKenzie
White
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Trade Board
Alfred Atkins
Alfred Atelne
Teowailo Boant of ‘Trade
Stein Bloch
Seallon
Jautiys
Renal Aterey
van Wickle and Smith
Kantor
Violeta
Moderale
Diakely's
Broad Street
Mt. Etna
Catania
Ricky
Mount Etna
Catametodus
Afteen Hiontha
Messina
Easter CO
Cotman
al Sughrun
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