Mission Work in Home Land by the Women Mission
The Woman's Missionary Society for Home Missions of the Elizabeth Presbytery held its twenty-fifth anniversary meeting at West Winter Church with a devotional service and all-day sessions. Miss Anna M. Alward led devotions, remarks reviewed Alaska Utah and other fields, and Mrs Crane welcomed attendees as officers were announced and reports read on fundraising, subscriptions, and literature distribution.
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Woman's Myterial Society For Home Missions
Presbytery of
Elizabeth
Westwinter Church
Anna M. Alward
Basking Ridge
the Associaton
Misa Jward
Society For the Test
Alaska
Utah
Crane
Eoclety
Ty Clmel
Westminster Church
Gordini
Estain
Kogiety
Gikee
Rom
E. Tindlow
WaatQalling
Pricéport
Ayaies
Perth
Bliss van Derbeek
Peere
J. E. Keron
Keron
Honim
Fordney and Byrd Near Blows on House Floor
Fraught exchange on the House floor as Fordney and Byrd confront each other over a legislative issue. The telegraph report notes Byrd’s defensive stance and Fordney’s insistence on a combined action or policy, with tense moments visible in the chamber.
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Fordney
Byrd
Embezzlement Charge Brought In Court By Ex Austrian Officer
City Alderman James Connolly presented the embezzlement case in City Criminal Court for Rudolph Von Stefenelli a New York aviat and former Austrian army officer accusing Wm Krohna of stealing more than $3000 in goods and money. Krohna held on $500 bail.
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James CL Connolly
City Criminal Court
Mahon
Rudolph von Stefenelli
New York
Hard Tuck
von Stefenelli
Europe
Pittsburg
Krol
Nima
New York City
Krohns
Connolly
Krohna
Pennsylvania
Pissman
Erohna
Krina
P. W. Koechling
Morriesveniia Neteres
China asks Hague Tribunal help on Korea map dispute
Dispatches from Washington report China urged Japan to submit disputes to The Hague Tribunal over occupied territory in Mapebur rin and Chiew Tao, including railroad rights and Korean settlement in the region. The United States and other powers are kept aware as talks proceed.
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the Journal
Washington
State Department
China
Hague ‘Tribunal
Mapebul Rin
Chiew-Tao
Chien-Tao
Japan
Ina
Stu
United States
Death by her own action in Washington noted
Parting note found on envelope worn by Mrs. J. Pierre, wife of Larsford Jr., a tobacco seller in Washington and New York. Investigators described the scene in a bathroom as the envelope bore two notes, one in her hand and another in another hand, with references to suffocation or an exclusive method.
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Washington
J. Pierre
Larjsford, Jr
Wash
New York
C. H. Ly
Loril
Arrest Emery Girl and J Oregon Prosecutor Orders
Local reports describe tensions as Gladys Emery and G. Aoki face possible arrest amid threats from city authorities. The piece notes police are warned to prevent gatherings of the pair in public, amid a charged atmosphere surrounding the two individuals.
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Emery Girl
J. Oregon
Heian
Gladys Emery
Heart
G. Aoki
Wileiais
Woman Held by Police in Meeker Robbery Probe
A Newark arrival identified as Peasle Sicken is held in town on suspicion of robbing Miss Elizabeth Meeker’s Elm Street residence last Sunday. Detectives question her after a police visit, but she refuses to speak. Husband Charles Miller alias Sicken, once released on $2 bail, faces burglary charges and a separate firearms-related hearing in Newark.
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Murphy
Peasle Sicken
Elizabeth Meeker
Elm Street
Newark
Maria Parkhurst
Ehu Street
Meeker
U-Buen
Tenney
John Kenney
Judge van 8
Roon
Etspavor
Albert. Davia
Roselle
Charles Miler
Sicken
Wolf
Jimmy
New York State
Ten- Piney
Abductors Taken Toward Mercer Pennsylvania
Abductors James H and Helen Boyle or Palkher were moved from Pittsburg to Mercer Pa in custody of Sheriff Chen after arriving from Cleveland. The pair, described as Billy Whitla’s abductors, will face preliminary hearings tomorrow at the All County Jail.
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Pittsburg
Billy
Whitla
James H
Helen Boyle
Palkhér
Mercer
Chen
Cleveland
All County
Tfes
Peace Day Observed In City Schools Proposed By Superintendent
Superintendent Schonla R. E. Clement recommends a 30 minute Peace Day observance on May 18 in all Elizabeth public schools. The plan, not mandatory, has backing from the school board and aims to promote international brotherhood and humanity over warfare glorification. A brief circular tying in Arbor Day will be sent to principals.
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Clement
Schonla
R. E. Clement
Elizabeth
International Brotherhood
Cause of Humanity
Thal
Arma
Alao
Westminster Hope Chapel Nears Complete Building Plan
Final plans for Westminster Hope Chapel’s new building near Spring and Olive streets were reviewed at a committee meeting chaired by Treasurer EH Egiget. Architect C Godfrey Pogal presented changes and a Hamd le design is planned, with total cost under $20,000 including a large auditorium a reading room and Sunday school rooms.
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Westminster Hope Chapel
Juabsighti
Egiget
North Broad Street
Architet
C. Godfrey Pogal
Baveral Dhanges
Poggi
Bla
Ofice
Spring
Olive Streets
Epworth
Paket
Guney
Arres t of Negro for Assault in City Criminal Court
Charles Brown of Bayro row, colored, was arraigned before Judge Mahon and committed without bail on a grand jury indictment for assault. Mary Varga, an 18 year old Polish girl, accused him after a nighttime attack near Orchard street. Police traced the suspect with little description and the victim reported being bitten as she led authorities to the scene.
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Charles Brown
Bayro Row
Mahon
City Criminal Court
Mary Varga
Harry
Birch
Orchant Street
Brown
Varga
Hond
Third Street
Broad Street
de Hart Place
Orchard Street
Wilkleg
EL Mora
Howe
Ofica
Ward
Serious Lockjaw Case Reported In Hospital
Emma Langenham, 15, of Moczis Avenue, Springfield township, is a patient in General Hospital with lockjaw after stepping on a wire two weeks ago. Parents tried home remedies before seeking medical help.
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Emma
Langenham
Moczis Avenue
Springfeld Township
General Hospital
Fragmentary Telegraph Snippet From March Issue
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a dated telegraph item and a reference to a political or military context. The readable lines include phrases about exercise and a patrician tone with partial names. The text is incomplete and lacks a clear event or outcome.
Taft Dines Fitzgerald in Washington Dinner Scene
Washington dispatch reports President Taft dined with Fitzgerald amid political maneuvering over Binet and Cannon. The visit follows speculation on invited guests and the fallout from party splits during the rules fight at the Capitol.
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Washington
New, York
White House
Miraculous Escape From Train Collision Injures Driver
Adolph Altes of 251 Second street narrowly escaped death when his wagon was smashed by a Central Railroad express at the Long Branch crossing Bayway. He dodged the oncoming locomotive after stopping for a passing freight, then jumped free as the No 310 train approached. He sustained a chest injury but is described as in a critical yet improving condition.
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Adolph Altes
Second Street
Philip Finkel
Central Railroad
Long Branch
Bayway
Bast Rahway
Altea
Elizabeth
Point Pleasant
Jermy
Wager Is Lost in Odd Police Report
A brief police blotter note describes a lost wager and a related incident involving a driver and a person named Habner, with scarce details and no injuries reported.
Wall Street Opens With Generally Strong Tone
New York markets opened with a generally strong tone as traders watched the day’s activity. Leading stocks showed steady gains amid cautious optimism, while the Gould group affected trading sentiment with mixed results in early minutes of the session.
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Wall Street
New York
Mother's plea saves son from gang violence
Mrs. C. Wentworth's summon at 12 East Jerpay Street leads to the rescue of her son Hank Beaty amid a gang assault. Police report one suspect detained after a tense confrontation near 5 Century Shor Repairing. The event concludes with family support and continued community concern over street crime.
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Presbyterial Society
Westminster
Ford
Fairney
Army Unifon
the Hague
Witie
Bern
Tecoms Mayer
W. F.’ ‘Meer
Ture
Chancellor Hotel
Veter Pew
Hope Chapel Committee
Springfield
the Vic
Tim
May
Ban Pratcleco
Ona
Oni
Habner Es Ee
Police
Son
Hank Beaty
Cherie
S Gang
Mra. C. Weetworthi
Jemvey
Winhas
East Jerpay Ytepet
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