Second Day's Busy Session of Methodists
Newark March 31 The Newark Annual M E Conference met for its second day in Central ME Church. Discussion focused on converting Centenary Collegiate Institute to a girls only school and personnel changes for supernumerary members. The institute's future and the Pennington Seminary reorganization into single-sex schools dominated the agenda.
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Epl Inge Board
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Pennington Seminary
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Thomas H. Landon
Jesse J Hurlbut
A. Nolde
Collegiate Institute
Goucher
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Perapecti
Uherex School
He Institution College
Ching- van
Torther
Samuel D. Price
Soul's’ Day Alliance
Name Withheld in Dead Man Inquiry Sparks Public Scrutiny
In New York and Hartford, witnesses testifying at a fire insurance inquiry discuss who suggested employing lobbyists and lawyers tied to Brown of Sing Sing prison and Buckley. The dialogue centers on payments, opposition from competitors, and calls for disclosure of the dead man’s name amid probing questions about influence and funding.
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New York
Mareth
Clapp
F. Clapp & Company
Fidelity and Danasty Company
Drothey
Th Brown
Sing Sirys
E.R. Brows
George ¥. Seiad
Wee Town
Seward Hay
Ringo
Big Tim
Sullivan
Yjlapp
Hartford
Ken John B. Langer
Stelers’ Insurance
Ompumy
Hart
William H. Buckley
Albany
Saintender
Hotchkint
A. Requeat
Foxoff
Ghecka
Tie H
Barkley
Hotthlebis
Ned Buckley
Yan
Fies Buckley
York
Read
Buckley
Bub
Buckley RA
Bill Waters
Hotehkina
Insurance Corporation Inc
Child Fatally Burned in House Fire Incident
In Viathfeld a 6 year old girl of Antonio Chialto died after a playmate set a brow heap on fire and the child then caught fire. The Moeabors Hospital treated her but officials say there is no hope for recovery.
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Viathfeld
Fesep Chiiallo
Antonio Chialto
Moeabors
Amy Toxday
Wall Street Trading Diary Amid Choppy Session
Reports from New York indicate a volatile trading day with scattered gains in some stocks while overall market activity remained tepid. Major movers included Anaconda and United States Steel, as bears pressured leading railroad and electrical issues before a late intraday uptick.
Postmen Celebrate Annual Dance of Local Letter Carriers
The No. 67 branch of the National Association of Letter Carriers held its thirteenth annual ball at Purn Hall. About 300 men and an equal number of women in evening dress attended a program led by Anton Gloeckner with dances, the grand midnigh tanté, and tributes to postmasters and superintendents.
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National Association of Letter Carriers
Purn
Muardians
Anton Gloeckner
WJ. A. Byrnes
C. Corrigan
Corrigan
Glorckner
Hayden
Wnd
Warriors of Station. A
Kelly
George
Sanders
Spike
Bull
Jimmy Cahill
Schwartz Bill Fails in House Vote
Trentol March 11 Assemblyman Schwarte's bill authorizing health licenses for plumbers failed in the House by a 28 to 0 vote. Unauthorized text shows broad references to union business college ads and spirited civic notes, with unclear local details and mixed marketing lines.
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Trentol
Kandra Tells About Wolter Connection to Murder Case
Gabriel Kandra brother of Rudolph Kanlra of 35 Bond Street in the city says he met Wolter two years ago at the Alexian Hospital. He claims Wolter knew a young girl and was involved in a conflict that led to his discharge. Kandra reports meeting Walter in Central Park the day after the murder and describes Walter's agitation and later actions in Newark and New York as police seek witnesses.
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Journal
Gabriel Kandra
Rudolph Kanlra
Bond Street
Allert
Walter Walter
Third Avenue
New York
Wolters
Wolter
Innier
Alexian
Kandra
Gil
Kan
Walter
Central Park
Katechen Mueller
Kanda
Eligabeth
Rudolph
Newark
Verona
Gabriel
Dangerously
Minnie Thieme
East Jersey Street
Elizabeth
Tot survives long fall. two year old badly hurt at home
Frankie Bright a two year old of 417 Fulton street fell twenty five feet from a second story piazza onto his head and shoulders. He was unconscious on arrival and shows severe injuries. Dr. Funk planned a full examination to assess brain damage.
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Frankie Bright
J. V Weight
Fulton Street
Joseph Funk
Frank
Fultontreet
Ponie
Fink
Photo Artists Remember the Old Stairs
Fragmentary notes recall vintage photo artists and a stairway motif. The text hints at nostalgia and artistic reflections on past images and locations.
Fine concert fills Proctor’s Theatre by Liederkranz Society
The Liederkranz Singing Society annual concert at Proctor’s Theatre featured contralto Mia Litta Grimm and tenor John V. Finnegan with the Philharmonic Orchestra of New York under Professor Carl Mein. Highlights included Weber overture, German songs by Brahms, and Verdi pieces, with Finnegan recalled for encores and a finale by Victor Herbert.
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Liederkrans Singing Society
Mia Litta Grimm
John V. Finnegat
William Ebann
New York
Phillarmonic
Orcheatra
Liederkrans Chorus
Tghty
Ita
Breu
Ann
Misa Grimm
Judge Fast Tracks Wolter Murder Case to Trial
New York March 11 Judge Mulqueen denied a ten day delay and ordered Wolter to plead within 24 hours. The case for murder now heads toward trial within about two weeks with a special panel to be formed, and District Attorney Frank Moss predicts trial by mid April. Defense attorney WL Scott hints at an interesting strategy possibly challenge insanity or alibi.
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New York
Albert Wolter
Ruth Ames Wheeler
Mulqueen
Court of General Sessions
WL. Scott
Wolters Comnel
Walter
Pavade
Wos
Ter
Virat AnsinGint Dinkriet
Frank Moss
Dintriet Attornay’n
Lasge
Scott
Wheeler
Ail
Mystery Surrounds Death of Harold Prott Child
A probing inquiry is expected today into the death of Harold Prott, age unspecified, at General Hospital. His grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lovia Britt, face charges of cruelty and neglect as investigators examine possible brain trouble and other causes amid a confusing case.
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B. Wy. Weatcott
Harold Prott
Lovia Britt
Proapect Street
General Hospital
Hey
Minvlug
Criminal Court
Society For the Prevention
Mraylag
Thy Bay
Harold
Sen Afwe Ieee
Evelyn
Filbe
Tau
Ane
Honig
Saul
Mae
Dances Supervision Agreed After Turn Hall Case
A conference at City Hall settled the Turn Verein Vorwaerts dance case with the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children and the Turn Verein. The withdrawal of the complaint was agreed on with supervision that minors avoid halls serving liquor unless accompanied by a guardian. A matron to be chosen by the Turn Verein and approved by the S P C and probation officer will enforce the rule. членов
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City Hall
Society For the Prevention of Vrucly
Verein Vorwaerta
Wan
Cam
Heer Irwin
Charles Flagge
Albert Himmen
Turn Hall
Jimye Mahon
Turn Verein
Avery
Alfred A Stein
Turn Wareln Vorwaerts
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