Procter & Gamble Stock Issue for New Plant Site
A stock issue aims to fund a new Procter and Gamble factory opposite the city. The issue targets holders of common stock, with preferred shares paying eight percent dividends. The plant, planned near Cincinnati with access to Staten Island rail lines, will double output of the P and G line and expand distribution routes.
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Putocityite Betany — Bwildings
Cincinnati
Puch of
Ratinus City Inc Pany
Groity
ENO
Tanuary
TRO
Instan Aay Lin Neo
New Dereey
Tatp Timmy
New York
Proctor & Gambir Piompany
Worth Street
Jovatnd
Staten Island Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Procter & Gamble
Man Stole Horse to Pay Debts, McFadden Arrested
Patrick McFadden, twenty years old and an employee of a New York butcher, confessed to stealing a horse from Joseph Reeves in Union Township to reimburse cash shortfalls. He had worked for Reeves five years earlier and rode toward New York before being captured by Deputy Booth. McFadden awaits grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatrick McFadden
New York
Lis Fonde
Torkel Alout
Joseph Reeves
Lison Township
Mcfadden
Tosk
Schwed & Bros Open New Year In Elimberh Store
Schwed and Brothers mark a year since opening in Elimberh with a bold ring opening. They tout honest values and credit, vow to improve in year two, and promise a wide selection of high grade clothing for men and boys at prices about half typical. Read their full announcement on the front page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwed & Bros
Elimberh
Revereen
Pele
Iives
Rite
Shirte
Bea
Young
Sls
Concert Announcement for Greg Crom Orchestra
Fragment describes a concert listing with Greg Crom and Eckert, noting an orchestra and a special concert near a street location. Repeats suggest a town event page with performer names and a schedule, indicating aSaturday show and a local venue listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg Crom
Rune Welt
Preyer
Eckert
Ove
Rahway Schools Robbed Last Night
Thieves broke into Columbian and Washington public schools in Rahway harming a crane of items. They climbed to window ledges and stole pens paper and other valuables while desks were left ransacked. Police were notified at dawn and suspect an internal accomplice aided entry via a servant at a New Brunswick home.
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Rahway
Columbian
Washington
Shia Houwes
Iimimier Peeing
Uleven
Golunsbia
Wright
Ontatile
Alent
Thomay
Lindsay
New Brunswick
Columbia
Atrolbright
Moiktinge
Contested Will Declared In Bridget Boyd Case
In Canton Kentucky the will contest over Bridget Boyd's estate proceeds. Lawyer Abe 4 and David in Isham Building act as special commissioner for the Canton Circuit Court. Earlier reports stated two purported wills by Bridget Boyd were found after her death in Covington Kentucky. Witness Ward Nugent said he drew the first will leaving street property and cash to St Vincent de Paul. The contest claims the second will is fraudulent and testimony continues tomorrow in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
David
Isham
Canton Gireult Court of
Boyd
Favre Ward Nugent
St. Vincent de Paul
Kentucky
Democratic Club Plans Entertainment Event in April
The House Committee of the Democratic Club prepared for an April 19 entertainment at the club rooms. Several entertainers will participate. Food and beverages will be provided, with proceeds aiding attendees. Prizes for a pinochle tournament will be awarded, and each member may bring one guest.
Obituary notices for Hollihan Swick McCauley and Stout deaths
Bartholomew Hollihan of Elizabeth dies at 70 at home 15 Pine Street after years in coal business later retirement He survived by three sons five daughters and nine grandchildren Funeral Monday at St Patrick's Church Also notice James McCauley TamEr McCauley James deceased at 44 at Alexian Hospital and cremation plans for Lowlina Auer 30 cremation at Freely Pond Leroy J Stout infant of 5 months died at 530 Marshall Street funeral tomorrow Rev John V. Ellen to conduct services Howard Seery infant of 1 month 4 days died at parents home 421 Spring Street
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Bartholomew Hollihan
Elizabeth
Pine Street
Hollihan
St. Patrick's Church
John
Adaline Swick
Davidewick
William Trent
William Kanis
Syers
Cliriet Church
James McCauley
Tamer McCauley
Marshall Street
Alexian
McCauley
New York State
Jackson Hock and Ladder
Jackson
Leroy J. Stout
Leroy
Sarah Stout
John V. Ellen
Xfinanl Seerry
Howard Seery
William and
Catherine Seary
Spring Street
Local business brief provides scant OCR text
Fragmentary line items show blurred terms likely about business men and a sale or notice. No clear names, places, dates, or actions discernible from the readable text.
Life saver unpaid bill sparks political suit in Newark
Sidney Eldridge files a suit against Charles A. Honnecker alleging failure to pay a 327 bill for pamphlets and circulars printed for the People's Democratic party campaign. Goerke printed materials under contract but claims Honnecker promised payment, later denying responsibility. The case centers on alleged campaign finance and party involvement.
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Charles A. Honnecker
Mmnutidate
Dowd
Lyght
New Jersey
Newark
George MW. Harrison
George 4
Wtatimen
New York City
Sidney Eldridge
Honnecker
People's Democratic Arty
TWH
Goerke
Homecker
People’s Democratic Party
New York
Eldridge
Thin City
Fought for life on the gallows in Maryland
Isaac Winder, a Black man described as a murderer, was hanged in Towson Maryland at 11 40 am after a ten minute struggle. Sheriff Elliott, Chief of Police Street, Deputy Sheriff Anderson and two assistants restrained him before the trap released and he died, an event noted as one of the most memorable hangings in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Isaac Winder
Towson
Elliott
Street
Anderson
Tk Wan Lle Monk
Maryland
Woman Burned In Fire Recovers At City Hospital
Mrs. John Ball of 353 North Jersey Street was admitted to State Hospital yesterday after a range fire burned her, prompting recovery efforts and urgent medical care. The incident details are limited but indicate injuries from the blaze and ongoing treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’ Ball
Jersey Latreet
Setasepe Hospital
$20,000,000 for Public Buildings Plan Emerges
A fragmentary report indicates the House may approve a $20,000,000 public buildings program. Provisions are being withheld while committee work continues, with a full report expected within a week or ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Grouhils
Note Teller a Defaulter Taken Into Custody
Joseph P. Turney was taken into custody amid reports of a teller default involvement. Authorities cite ongoing investigations and lack of further details at this time.
ANTHRACITE MEN TO STRIKE AND ARRESTS REPORTED
An apparent widespread tension surrounds the anthracite industry as workers threaten a strike. Details describe alleged shortages and a defalcation case involving Turney of Brooklyn, with bank officials present. The piece mentions union action, committee meetings, and a call to President Roosevelt, highlighting ongoing labor turmoil and political attention.
MURDER BEHIND BILLIARD CUE AT NEW YORK BAR
Bernard Sprecklon aged 47 who ran Daloon on Westchester Avenue was found dead in his New York barroom early this morning. Police say he was beaten to death with a billiard cue by two or three assailants as he closed up. Bartender William Buehler found the body around 5:15 a.m. The scene showed a broken billiard cue and hair on the cue. Evidence suggested robbery was not the motive despite cash in the drawer and change in a box.
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New
Spreckles
Rindell Seeks Postmaster Office in Cranford
Cranford March 30 Robert Rindell a longtime local businessman circulates a petition for the office of postmaster hoping to succeed John J Derby who has held the post for twenty three years Derby’s appointment remains pending but friends expect no action soon.
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Rindell
Cranford
Robert Rindell
Cramford
Simanter
John J. Derby
Derby
Hong Lp
Georgia Welles Actress Dies After Appendicitis
New York March reports actress Georgia Welles died from appendicitis after an operation at Gen F Memorial Hospital. She was starring as the lead female in The Citamennan at the Liberty Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Welles
New York
Sey Wan
Gen F Memorial Hospital
Mite Welter
Libarty Theatre
Beefsteak Dinner At Peter sre Brewing Company
The Peter sre Brewing Company hosted its annual beefsteak dinner for customers and friends yesterday afternoon. A musical and vocal entertainment was provided by Prof. Behnekel, T. Arthur ker, and W. Leslie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Sre Brewing Company
Prof. Behnekel
T. Arthur Ker
W. Leslie
Grand Spring Opening at The Elisabeth Clothing Company
Tomorrow marks the grand spring exhibit at Elisabeth Clothing Company with a display of fine men and boys apparel. Charles Stein promotes eighteen years of growth, showcasing high end brands like Wart, Shatiner & Marke and Kupepenheimer. Courteous staff invite all to visit Elizabeth's largest store to see the new stock and enjoy special promotions and fashion-forward choices.
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Elisabeth Clothing Company
Coceny
Beat
Beat Makera
Achon
Elizabeth
Charles Stein
Tie
Genena
Eliabeth Clothing Company
Stein
Wart
Shatiner & Marke
Kupepenheimer
Removal and Dance Event Fills Local Theater Week
Fragments reveal a planned event featuring Sughrue at a Dascing theatre and Hiller's Studio. Details hint at private entries and a spring lineup with a dress focus and street bus timing. Names and places are partially legible, implying a local arts schedule.
Bellamy Storer Seriously Ill in Vienna
Vienna March. Bellamy Storer the retiring United States ambassador to Austria remains ill with a high fever. Attending physician reports Mr Storer will stay in Vienna until June. No steps have been taken yet for presentations or arrangements related to his return or reassignment.
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Vienna
Hetlpmy Storer
United
Teter Ambanendor
Austria
Hanemry
Agyfren Reypt
Caufers
Physelin
Stover
Farelea
Galuebowekt
Rtorern Jeltar
Wall Street Ends Mixed After Broad Market Fluctuations
Traders faced a volatile session with heavy selling in London while Brooklyn Transit showed brief improvements. Reading shares recovered toward night close as United States Steel and Copper faced selling pressure. Government bonds held, and gains appeared in Reading and several industrials as brokers noted a firmer tone late in the hour.
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New York
London
Brooklyn
Boon
Reading
Rama
Reading Apaste
United States
Union
Aod
American
Amalgamated
National Lead
Américan Car and Foundry
Diakilnrs
Accuritina
Pope Honors Jesuit Astronomer Hagen
Rome reports the Pope has named Jesuit Father Hagen head of the Vatican Observatory. Hagen, noted for celestial photography, succeeds at the Vatican after leading Georgetown Observatory work. The honor recognizes his valuable contributions to astronomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Hagen
Valican Observatory
Haeehy
Georgetown Corveralty Observatory
Free Penn Rheumatism Cure at C. W. Gorsuch's
An advertisement announces a free treatment for rheumatism offered at C. W. Gorsuch's shop. It presents a remedy claim with emphasis on accessibility and immediate availability. No clinical evidence is provided.
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PENN
C. W. Gorsuch
Ladies Spring tailoring at Manz Weat Grand Street
Ad advertise latest ladies garments at moderate prices with removal and relocation details. Mentions job F. Duman and a April 1 removal event. References old street names and vague tasks, with emphasis on tailored wear and sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tering
Suanmaer
Manz
Hormann
Rescued Miners Survive After Mine Trapped Days
Fourteen miners endured twenty four hours in a collapsed shaft after an explosion at No 22 mine. Rescuers uncovered bodies of fallen comrades and a live horse. Survivors, aided by water and stored grain, were lifted to the surface as crowds cheered. Doctors say some men were not dead when found and one fourteen year old showed notable courage. Additional sounds from depths prompted fresh rescue teams to descend in hopes of more survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
Shutt No
Cnti
Minera
Corpren
Newark Citizen Ill-treated in Venezuela
A Newark New Jersey naturalised citizen Jose Riveria appeals to the State Department after alleged mistreatment in La Guayra Venezuela. He says his Venezuelan passport and naturalisation papers were seized, his baggage withheld, and his treatment extreme. a full official investigation will be conducted through Minister Rowell and Consul Moffaty at La Guayra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Venezuela
Washington
State Department
Jose Riveria
S. J
la Guayra
Venemeta
Riveria
Anatien
Vinezuelin
Newan
New York
South America
Bie Bag
Mage Wee
Smniter
Department
Minteter Rowell Et Voracan
Moffaty
la Juayara
Train Crash in Philadelphia Subway Rear End Collision
Two passenger trains crashed in Pennsylvania’s subway along Market Street near Thirty-second Street. It was a rear end collision with a fire after impact. No fatalities reported as passengers evacuated.
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Palladelphis
Daren
Pennsylvania Broad
Market Street
York and Southern Division
Thin aTlermova
Refining Battle Shapes Minioter's Geter Fate
Unclear OCR text suggests a refining dispute or process involving Minioter and Geter. The fragment mentions O14 refining and a comparison to pest conditions but lacks concrete details, dates, or named entities to confirm scope or outcome.
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Procter & Gamble Company
Arma
Witynman
Earner Marshall
Raphe
Ners
Bridget Boyd
Nugent
Democratic Club
Lowlna
Tening Auer
John and Mary Auer
Freely Pond
Negro Winder
Bank of Nort America
Joseph P. Turney
President Roosevelt
Bank of Neath America
Tly Centre
Rent Police Court
Vic
Hawk
Albert WW. Curtis
Turney
Twvnity
Montague Street
Bank
Pres Cuella
Old Slip
Frank Connor
Old
Curtis
Walter Ta Tan
Yon
Mia
Curtin
Philadelphia
Turney Ie
Carely Company
Trdimpetis
Anthea
Roe
Cueuday
Claw BP
Mitchell
Withy
Cita Mine Workers of America
Bier
Mings
J ’ Aig Maelshman
T. PB. Jools
W. H. Dettues
John Fahy
Ronepvelt
Indianapolis
Vaughan
Roasile
Journal
The
Elizabeth Clothing Co
Bisbou
Sughrue
Dascing
Insee Theatre Fluiding
Tae
Moni Private Acho
Ine
Ulsabets Wy Ay
Hiller
Ars
Mt Finest
Witte
Czar
Morel
Davi Bennett
Davi Bennett Rakneset) Teimer Mopiter
Joe Hheeliek
Rey
M. Kokersolh
Lemon
Enatayf Tor
Count Witte
Pnctire
Regardeil
Bellamy Storer
Wall Street
Fonte & Company
Cot’ Ton
Nrond Street
Hueaberh
Ohio
Capadion Pacite
Mesivan Central
People's Gat
Ueland
Jobe F. Duman
Alit-Entan- Heed
Islet
Orit Brose
Jetran
William HW. Sohalit
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