Inspection of Court House Opens for Visitors in Union County
Union County officials and friends of the builder toured the new county courthouse yesterday. Parker showcased the marble stairs and bronze inscriptions while visitors admired the planned classic architecture awaiting occupancy next month.
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Union County
Court House
Temple of Justice
Evethonk
HL Parker
Min Parker
Hersey
Vis
Union County Board of Freeholders
Yiu County
Mainfield
Aspen
Sajireme Court
Ares
Cornell
Union County Bar Association
St the Grand Dury
New Building Plans for Arnold and Textor Unveiled
Plans filed show Arnold and Textor will erect a three story warehouse on the lot beside the Mitheil property. The front stone facade will span twenty five feet with a depth of about seventy five feet. Other plots by architect Quien indicate a busy summer of building activity including three tenements on Christine street and Third avenue and a $10,000 structure on Fifth Street. A fire commissioner project at Enalee place and Second Street is noted, along with a $5,000 residence on Wall street and Fairmount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranhl & Testor
Mitehall
Mark
Quien, Jr
Ming
Max Fern
Byway
Christine Street
Third Avenue
Charles Hor
Fifth Ol Streets
Onsioner John
Colina
Enalee Place
Atreet
Fwire Goods Howe
Hautman Masa
A. Breiner
South Broad Street
Feir Gardens
Mie
Allen
Wall Street
Fainmount Gece
Sita Xeewk
Tendagoetta
Ship
Busse
Baeute Telnet
Court Streets
Hagin Case Postponed In District Court
The district court postponed the hearing in the case over the Hebrew Cemetery dispute involving Julius Hagen. The motion by Stamler was delayed to Monday next as Hagen attended hoping to proceed with the clan, while the opposing side claimed no proceedings.
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Hagin
Hebrew Cemetery
Julius Hagen
Rejohn H. Stamler
Mi Mondsy
Homcever
Professor Sughrue Returns to North Male Mt Street
Fragmentary OCR text shows a person named Professor Sughrue with addresses in Nephone and Deerfield Illinois. The garbled note mentions months, a street name Breed, and possible tailoring reference, but no coherent event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Sughrue
Mt Street
Nephone
Ee Iy
World's Chess Champion Coming to Elizabeth Club
Dr Emanuel Larker world chess champion will visit Elizabeth Chess and Whist Club on Thursday March 30 at 208 Broad Street to meet lovers of the game and play several games. Sam Steinitz, former world champion for over twenty five years, once met local players here who numbered about thirty. Lasker challenged Steinitz and wrested the title from him in 1894 and defended it successfully since.
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Emanuel Larker
Elizabeth
Chess and Whist Club
Broad Street
Tn Rrs
Sam Steinitz
Dr. Lasker
Steinitz
N D Williams Effects Sold At Creditor Sale
A morning disposition of the effects of D Williams for creditors realized 0 075 for the Commercial Trading Company Newark bid 14 000 with C Rosin present. About twenty commission merchants from Newark New York attended. Book accounts aggregating 250 went to Lawyer W A Gilhooly for 100. Referee A L De Coster of Newark presided. Charles H K Halwy trustee and Mr Halsey and Mr Williams were present.
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D. Williams
Commercial Trading Company
Newark
C. Rosin
New York
WA. H. Gilhooly
A. L. de Coster
P. H. Gilhooly
Charles H. K. Halwy
Mr. Halsey
Williams
Republican County Committee Outing Planned for Point View Trip
The Union County Republican Committees met in Halekamper's parlors to plan the annual outing. Will iam Newcorn chaired the session with Ryne and Ed Assistant Postmaster James White present. Captain Anning Smith spoke on vessel selection for transport to Witzel's Grove, Point View, Long Island Sound, with a feast to follow. Tickets cover all expenses at 9.50 and Catter's Band will provide music. Date to be decided.
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Union County Republican Committees
Halekamper
Broad Street
William Newcorn
Ryne
Rahwar
James White
City
Anning Smith
New York
Insbel
Witzel
Catter
Organ Recital at Union Baptist Church Concert
An organ recital and concert will be held at Union Baptist Church on Thursday evening March 30. Director A. M. Valentine will lead the program with Union county’s notable musicians and Jevale Bouton from Third Presbyterian Church performing organ selections. Proceeds go to the organ fund.
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Union Baptist Church
Drof. A. M. Valentine
Fuading
Union County
Mint Jevale Bouton
Third Presbyterian Church
Organ Fund
Obituary for Mrs Delia Johnson of Elizabeth
Mrs Delia Johnson widow of Frank F E Johnson died this morning at 31 years 10 days after a lengthy illness at 803 East Jersey Street Elizabeth 30 years resident She survived by three sons Frank Harry and Fred and two daughters Mrs Charles Hoffman and Mrs Adelaide Johnson Mary Graham aged 11 daughter of Arthur and Ellen Graham died yesterday at 149 Magnolia Avenue The private funeral was held this afternoon with interment at Mont Olivet Cemetery
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Delia Johoson
Delia Johnson
Frank FE. Johnson
East
Jersey Street
Church of the Holy Hoxary
Elizabeth
Mra. Johnson
Frank
Harry
Fred
Charles Hoffman
Adelaide Johnson
Mary Graham
Mary
Arthur
Ellen Graham
Yeaterday
Magnolia Avenue
Mont Olivet Cemetery
Levy's Store News Warns on Wise Purchasing
Levy's Store urges shoppers to compare prices and stock before buying, touting a large assortment of furniture carpets and home goods. The ad highlights McManus Brothers on Front Street as a low-cost option with ample showroom space, inviting customers to visit and compare.
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AlMcult
Sarekeeper
Ascorted Woods
Atc
Thie
McManus Brothers
Ftret Street
Boy Jailed On Trivial Charge In Springfield Township
An 11 year old, Harry Weicker, was jailed for breaking a shop window with a stone after throwing a marble during a dispute with shopkeeper Alphonse Nitto. Constables removed him Saturday night, but Judge Vail ordered his release after Probation Officer and Judge Weil intervened. The incident cost county funds estimated at 12 dollars.
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Dodd
Springfield Township
Adame
Harry Weicker
Springfield
Frederick H. Pierson
Alphonse Nitto
Weicker
St. Rosa's School
Nitto
Pierson
Springfield Avenue
Welcker
Sal Ity
Cha W. Irwin
Waa
Weil
Egenolf Day Nursery
Elizabeth Avenue
New Jersey Midshipman Appointment Nominating Notice
Congressman Charles N Fowler announces a competitive examination for a U S Naval Academy midshipman vacancy from New Jersey s Fifth District. The test will be held at the Fitzabeth Fingry School Building on April 20, 1905 at 9 40 in the forenoon to select one principal and three alternates.
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Inmyy
U. S. Nava Academy
Fifth
New Jersey
Fingry
Fitzabeth
Charles N. Fowler
St. Con. Dint, N. J
Great Shoe Sale At Eagle Shor Gford Stock Auction
A local sale advertises the 6701 Kaerton Company wave buying Eagle Shor Gford stock at own price. Lehman & Company to tear down the building. promotion runs this week with remaining balance. See ad on another page.
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Wave
Lehman & Company
Elisabeth Commercial College ad in El Nd Broad street
Eliz. Commercial College on Seay Broad Street offers practical business training to help improve income. Readiness for spring and summer prospects noted.
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Eliz. Commercial College
Elisabeth’ Commercial College
Seay Broad Street
el Nd
Dr Epstein Receives Honor At Local Ceremony
A brief local notice notes Doctor H Epstein being honored at a community ceremony. Details are limited and the report emphasizes the recognition and the prominent role of the doctor within the town.
Cranford mason suffers fractured skull in Roselle accident
David Eberett 61 of Cranford, a mason with K M G Re Bayre, lies in General Hospital after a brick fell from an upper floor at a Roselle school home in construction. The hit on the first floor man left him unconscious about 10 this morning and his prognosis is doubtful due to age.
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David Eberett
Cranford
K. M. & G. Re Bayre
Roselle
Eberett
Sixty Six in the Shade Today
The weather bureau reports sixty six degrees and warm trends as the day unfolds. People flock to outdoor spots, trains and trolleys bustle, anglers line creeks, and railroad coffers grow with travel. Furniture movers begin the spring shift as households prepare for April 1 relocations.
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Uncle Sam
Bourne
Reanhore
Marriage Celebration for Sadie Rabig and George Douglas
Mr. and Mrs. Rabig of 1175 Washington street host a reception Saturday afternoon in honor of their daughter Sadie Rabig and her forthcoming marriage to George Douglas of Chester De Vonde Company. Guests included Mrs. McDonald, Miss Lisale Parker, Miss L. Goedeidel, Mr. Masterson, and many others as dancing followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Masterson
Mrs Sion
Mr. Collard
Mr. Hixgana
1. Mayer
F. Pantamen
4. Silvera
Borne & Scryms er Plant Dismantled at Bayonne
David Kaufman and Sona Company near completion of dismantling the Borneo Scryms er plant once owned by Standard Oil. Fifty men labor to tear down structures as appliances move to Bayonne under the oil company’s concentration plan. One major contract involves dismantling a large troubled steeple on the Jersey coast.
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David Kaufman & Sona Company
Standard Oil Company
Bayonne
David Kaufman & Bons Company
Jernyy Cossc
Annual Banquet of Leidge Association in New York
Members of the Leidge Association gathered for their annual banquet at Little Hungary on East Houston Street New York on a Saturday night. A large attendance listened to speeches as young men from Elizabeth and nearby suburbs shared a common love for nature.
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Little
Hungary
East Houston Street
New York
Leidge
Leidge Association
Elizabeth
Ptt
Boy severs arm in Carteret tree tumble
Ednam Grobman 17, of Carteret, fell from a tree near the Wheeler House while a group played a game of barebell. He reached for the ball and landed on his arm, breaking it in three places under the usual circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ednam Grobman
Carteret
Hoye
Gretna
Perth Amboy Man Admitted After Port Reading Mailroad Incident
A Perth Amboy man arrived at Alexian Hospital on Saturday with light injuries from a collision on the Port Reading Mailroad at Carteret. The incident occurred near Perth Amboy session, details unavailable.
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Perth Amboy
Alexian Hospital
Port Reading
Carteret
No New Cardinals Nominated By Pope
Rome March 27 The pope held a consuntory toll as No new cardinals were nominated but an adress was delivered and regret was expressed at the persecution of the church.
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Rome
Shot in heart by rival ends lover quarrel near Driver
Suffolk Virginia report says Anna Mesuvan was shot in the head by rival Lary Sure ma during a quarrel near Driver. The bullet from a small enclosed revolver could not be extracted. Minx McGwynn is listed in critical condition.
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Suffolk
Mar
Driver
Virginia
Anna Mesuvan
Lary Surema
Minx McGwynn
Found Dead on Railroad a Tramp Youth in City
A 15 year old colored boy was found dead on the railroad near Division Street after a possible failed attempt to board a moving train. Engineer O Brien sighted the body at 2 30 A M and called police. The morgue records describe head and leg injuries and a poor unclaimed wardrobe, with no identification beyond a slip bearing 225 Wy int Richard White. The case remains undetermined, police suspect death from either a fall or being thrown from a passing train while attempting to board.
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George W. O'Brien
Central Railroad
Elizabethport
Division Street
Broughton
A. M
Elmiger
Barry
Warchaster Broughton
Martin
Onn
Martin's City
Kantney Street
Ritchard White
Wall Street Showed Increased Industrial Activity In Heavy Trading
New York March 27 prominent feature was thin morning with heavy buying in Locomotive common Railway Steel Spring and National Lead. Brokers for the pool were motive in Distilling whares Great Northern preferred at a new high 307 and Vanderbilt issues were bought heavily. Many mixed orders in Union Pacific and Wabash debentures in urgent demand amid protective committee work. Government bonds unchanged with railroad bond area.
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New York
Industriale
Eperialtien
Great Northern Preferred
Fevard
Larne
Union Pacific
Banda
Stormiest voyage of the S. S. Pretoria
After a perilous trip from Hamburg, the Hamburg American liner Pretoria reached New York on March 27. A seaman drowned after a lifeboat broke free during hurricane force winds near the English Channel as the ship rolled violently and a two-ton safe was torn from its bed aboard.
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New York
Hamburg Ameren
Pretoria
Humburg
Pretoria Wits
English Channel
Vielen
Shrotter
Davita
Jean
Moody urges accepting Rockefeller gift for missions
In Bristol Connecticut on March 27 Revul vin BL Moody of the Congregational Church preached on The earth is the Lord s and the fulness thereat. He discussed John J Rockefeller s gift of 100000 to the American Board and argued the money should be accepted or the mission funds would be diminished. He said if Satan himself offered 100000 for charitable ends he would accept and hoped Mr Rockefeller would give more to aid missionary work.
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Bristol
Conn
Revul Vin BL Moody
Congregational Church
American Board
John J. Rockefeller
Delive Nords
Turkey
Rockefeller
Congregational Home Missionary Society
Woole
Adrian Iselin the banker dying in Davenport Neck
New Rochelle Ohio March. Adrian Iselin head of the Iselin banking family, dying at his Davenport Neck home of old age. Founder of A Twin & Company in New York, he was father to C Oliver Iselin, renowned yachtsman and owner of several vessels.
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New Rochelle
Adrian Ipeling
Iselin
Davenport Neck
Teelin
A. Twin & Company
New York
C. Oliver Taelin
Ayn Ower
Valent
Columbian
Reliance
Clever Counterfeiters Arrested in Connecticut
New Haven Conn March 27 police captured two men believed to be clever counterfeiters. The pair allegedly used counterfeit bills and smiles to win trust, and were found with an entire counterfeiting kit. They gave names Samuel Fratow and William Goler and claimed residence in New York City.
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New Haven
Conp
Samuel Fratow
Willian Goler
Ant Liheir Quaen
Residense
Explosion in Jersey tunnel injures five workers
Five men were injured when an air pressurized tunnel under the Hudson River near Joralemon Street blew out its roof. Richard Creegan of Jersey City, 20, was blown into the river but survived after grabbing sacks to slow the fall. George Burris and others witnessed the dramatic escape as crews crawled to safety with nonfatal injuries.
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New York
Huet River
Joralemon Street
Brooklyn Shore
Richard Creegan
Henderson Street
Jersey City
Creegan
Ceeogan
Tie
George Birria
Joralemon
Toh Ridley
Hobeken
American Line Raises Its Fares Across Routes
Trade brief notes that the American Line plans fare increases affecting trips to and from New York and Boston. The changes, starting midweek, apply to multiple classes with the highest adjustments on certain segments. Shipping officials expect revenue gains while customers face higher travel costs.
The Reverend Ferguson to Be Here Next Sunday
A garbled local notice announces The Rev. Mr Ferguson will speak next Sunday at the Elimabelt Presbytery services. Other fragments mention a pastoral event and a plant or street details, with notice of sales and a millinery event upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Ferguson
Joseph Bo
Elimabelt
Lake steamer targeted by rifles and police actions
An incident aboard a lake steamer involved rifle fire disrupting mail bags and prompting government officials to intervene. The event occurred amid heightened security. authorities investigated the rifling and theft of mail, with no confirmed fatalities reported at this time.
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Stenmier
Cassie Chadwick Displays Her Temper
Cassie Chadwick is described amid chaotic scenes as a mob scans a Verona district for details of her temper. The piece notes a tense atmosphere and references to legal actions or social fallout surrounding her behavior.
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Cassie Chadwick
Harvard Club Elects Officers at New Jersey Dinner
The Harvard Club of Newark held its annual dinner with plans for Princeton and Yale representations. Speakers were reported as unqualified by some attendees, amid a crowded gathering featuring New Jersey and university affiliates.
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Harvard Club
New
Newark
Princeton
Yale
Terwey
MiMi
New York and New Jersey Telegraph Company Notice
Fragmented OCR text reports a public notice from New York and New Jersey Telegraph Company. It mentions a general president and a death or absence event, with references to Palindetpeta and a person connected to April dates. The readable portion hints at a legal or formal notice about a schedule or appointment.
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New York
Pesden
Ger Aaret
Arelint
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Parker
Freeholders
County
Friends of the Builder
Arnold & Textor
Whyxmax
Dr. Lanker
Elizabeth Chess and Whist Club
N. D. Williams
Republican County Committee
Point View Grove
Levy's Store News
Vail
Chance For
NEW Jersey Boys
Charles M. Fowler
U. S, Naval Academy
S. Barf
Ladies Tailor
H. Epstein
DAVID_EBERETT
Roselle School
Shade
Rabig
Borne & Scrymser
HE Miron
Taloro and
Purlar
Newent ‘Pessaca
Rankis
Grea
Eee
1 Foote & Company
Storks
Ton Brokers
Amer Surat
Lary
Atohipon
Joy WA
Bly
Cher
Manhattan
Exican Central
Dever Hesse
Garrett A
Hobart
S. S. Pretoria
Seaman
Moody
Adrian Iselin
Connecticut
East River
American Line
Tandon
Mareh
Atlentian
Lehigh
ALF Thats
Ubet
Casale
Chadwick
Verona
Acnem
Turner
Jack Pru
Ernest D. Mulford
Tall Tire
New York & New
Fey
Haake Brugget
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