Hope Dims for Entombed at Hanna Coal Mine Disaster
Hanna Wyoming March 30 Hope was abandoned to day for the safety of the seventy one men entombed in the Hanna coal mine disaster. Five corpses were recovered before a fire drove rescuers out. Four bodies were burned and the fifth blown apart. The second explosion destroyed the rescue party, forcing reorganization and bringing in miners from other towns to continue efforts.
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Hanna
Wyo
Timilly
Hanna Oa
Reacuers Nut
Reacuers
Uiien
Funds For Mission Woodyard Near 500 Dollars
Contributions totaling 487.95 have been received by Howard T. Bedeckler, superintendent of the Elizabeth Rescue Mission, toward establishing the Woodyard. Donors include an Unknown Friend, Epworth League of Fulton Street Methodist Episcopal Church, William Oppenheimer, and others. A $150 donation was handed to Mr. Scheckler at Westminster Church Sunday school. A Bowery Mission worker will speak at Rescue Mission Friday evening in a union meeting of city youth societies.
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Howard T. Bedeckler
Elizabeth Resoue
Woodyard
Epworth League of
Fulton Street
Westminster Church
Ty Dettinger
Thornes entertain at new home Bonnie Brier Madison Ave
Mr and Mrs L A Thorn hosted a gathering at their new home Bonnie Brier 603 Madison Avenue on Sunday evening with relatives and about nine friends. Guests included numerous New York City and Newark residents and extended area acquaintances from Brooklyn Orange Rahway Cranford and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lineton R. Thorn
Bonnie Brier
Madison Avenue
Avid
Lounsbury
Elizabeth
Annie
Virginia Lounsbury
George Sloane
E.S. Qwens
Rachel A. Thorn
New York City
Paul Lounsbury
Boston
M. P. Selleck
Robert, Selvick
George Selleck
Edward Coventry
James Powell
Brooklyn
Mary Theall
Newburgh
Miriam Perine
George White
Newark
Thompson
Orange
Brown
Mias
Mamie’ Brown
M. Cooke
Ape Thorn
Rahway
A. D.’Myer
Breléton
Mra
J. Bruce Smith
Forth Amboy
Josephine M. Dunham
Cranford
J.M. Littell
James Heath
Sickles
Elijah M. Norris
Adams Fined Twenty For Brass Theft at Singer Plant
Detective Flannigan arrested John Adams a factory watchman shortly after midnight at the Singer Manufacturing Company foundry for suspected brass theft. In police court he chose a $20 fine and costs for ninety days. The charge was disorderly conduct. Adams denied taking the brass. a friend paid the fine and he was discharged. The thefts were reported as brass disappearances from the foundry.
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Flannigan
Singer Manufacturing Company
John Adams
Adams
Costage
Trust
Portuguese Politicians Shaking Plum Tree Headlines
Telegraph report notes Portuguese Republicans alarmed by Brancon' potential return to power. Opponents move to recruit allies as conservatives brace for fierce electoral fight. May hint at broader political maneuvering ahead of votes.
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Tishon
Police Committee Plans Retirement Rules For Officers
The City Council police committee met to draft retirement and pension rules for officers eligible by age or service. Councilman Stein will prepare regulations for presentation at the Wednesday meeting while the panel also studies force efficiency and discipline improvements. Eight officers were before the committee to discuss expected patrol duties and conduct.
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Stein
City Council
Pastor Tomlinson Reflects Twenty Years at Central Baptist
At Central Baptist Church yesterday Rev Dr Tomlinson marked twenty years since his first sermon here eight attendees remained from his debut service. He did not preach last evening due to rheumatism and was replaced by Rev Dr Blackford of First Baptist Salem Mass, Civil War veteran and father-in-law to Mrs Archibald Smith.
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Tomsinson
Central Baptist Church
Tomlinson
Blackford
First Baptist Church of
Salem
Mass
St Patrick's Mission Ends Fourth Week at Church
The Redemptorist Fathers Meenan Sterne and Will wrap up a fourth week of missions at St Patrick's Church. Married men renewed baptismal vows in the final service, with Father Heenan delivering the sermon. A 7:30 pm renewal for single men followed with Father Sterne speaking. Week's schedule mirrors prior weeks with 6 and 8 am masses and evening services.
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St. Patrick's Church
Meenan
Sterne
Will
Father Heenan
Father Sterne
Wall Street News Roundup From March Market Drift
The New York trading session opened irregularly with limited movements in stocks and bonds. Government issues held steady while the broader market showed a heavy tone, Erie notes fell sharply, and American Smelting weakened amid fractional concessions.
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Tategraph
New York
Erie
Enterprising firm promotes spending and growth
The article lauds progressive firms for boosting advertising and wages to stimulate trade during dull business periods. It notes that such spenders maintain full staff, strengthen homes and nearby markets, and expect to pull in springtime trade as prices rise.
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Mo-Matus Bros
Businare
New Car Interests Railroads Experts Visit from New York
Prominent railroad officials and business leaders traveled aboard the private car Irene from New York to Philadelphia, testing a Brill built motive car for Strong Gas Electric. The self powering steel coach, 66 feet long and 50 tons, projects a top speed of 75 mph with a 55 mph rated normal operation, promising smooth motion and adaptability for suburban service. The party planned Atlantic City and Altoona demonstrations to assess feasibility on railroad lines.
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Elisabeth
Philadelphia
New York
Irene
Brill
Strong Gas Electric Company
Yeathday
Pennsylvania
Jersey City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Atlantic City
Altoona
Garwood
Windham Mills Lock 10 Percent Pay Cut for Workers
Plainfield Connecticut March 3 The 2500 cotton operatives in Windham county mills were put on a ten percent reduction. The action affects workers across multiple mills and signals a belt tightens in the textile sector.
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the Journal
Plainfield, Conn
Windham County
10 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Fete Davie
Fragmentary advert text claims a cure for a cold in one day mentioning Fete Laccanil and Davie with unclear product details. The readable line offers a promotional claim on each box and references a journal style phrase.
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W. Ove
Lilley Presses for Expert Accountants to Probe Electric Boat
Rep George J Lilley CT author of corruption charges demands the right to appoint expert accountants to examine Electric Boat Co books and records. He offers to pay for them, hoping to uncover campaign contributions tied to the company. Subcommittees have been reviewing Navy Department papers and letters, with potential new details to emerge tomorrow.
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Washington
Congress
George J. Lilley
Connecticut
Ake
Eletric Boat, Company
Lilley
Electric Boat Company
Boutello
Navy Department
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Missio Woodyard
Mrs. L. A. Thorn
van Dyk
Police Committee
Force
DR. Tomlinson
Aheed
ST. Patrick's Mission
Wall Street
Foote
Broail Street
Ohio
Eklyn Rapid
Canadian Pacific
Ste
Chi
UM Co
Central
Daey “ Louis
Nashvil
Missouri Pacific
A A
Iy AG Central
Tore Centrad
Ont
West
Penn
Cessssende
Aavene
Southern Pacific
Southern R. R
Teian Pacific
Union Pacific
Alyy
Waban
Ersee Ante Ee
Crete
NEW Car Interests
Tng
Éorvant
Ohn Journal
JROBE
Will Evan
Watson
Lauter CO
Broad ST
C. Walls
Broad Street
Dhew’ Well Af Aide
Hahd
Nike
Nizen
Thomson
Market St
McKregor & Co
Union County
Roselle
Standard Concrete &Tone CO
Flrst Avenue
Phone
Aluo “Standard
Robert J. Wil
Ba Becoud Avenue
Er Tie BU Building and Realty Company
Eurate
G. Prall
Es Janes
Laughien
Faulng
Botte
C. R. Baker
Westfield
Wastfield Club Hall
Fred C. Kresdler
A. J. Holmes
Joan J. Goorr
Barats and Insurance
Guay Streets
Tole
Cranford Gas Company, Supplien Cranford, Garwood and
Was
Five Broad St
Waetdeld, Telewee
Oqkonge
C. Gay
Real Entale
Idvuran
U North Avenue
Tay
Ian
James Caluwel Park
Roselle Park
Mortimpr HE
Vita A. Cole
Pagsiog & Spasally
Sewers
Drsliage
Elle Park
Haylee
Boda Wa
Linden
W. H. Donaldson
Raat Uate
Toe of the Peace
Eilzabeth
K. Electrio Co, ‘Sat al Saag
Holt Diamond Store
HOLT
Frank Holt & CO
Cor
Academy
Postottics
OT Market Streit
Newark Avenue
Fcannon’s
Market Street
Westfield Trust Co
J. Alpers, Chay, N. Codding
Joseph R. Connoly
Robert A. Fairbaten
Hiram L. Pink
Dri J. B. Harrison
John Z. Hatfield
Edward F. Low
Richard J. Scoles
H. B. Tremaino
A. J. Wilvon
Shuld St
Baik Om Rckell
Brosa St
Prescinen Kemeroh
Oupma Drei
Ce Broad Street
Tel
Brucklacher Bros
Elizabeth Ave
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