Labor Tie Up Hits New Jersey Trades
President to address local men as wage disputes flare in Paterson, Hackensack, and surrounding areas. Carpenters, painters, and mills workers walkouts and sympathy strikes spread across Passaic and Bergen counties amid master builders’ wage offers, with no concessions from some unions.
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Hones Avitunion Carpentera
Tan
Aiaster
Doven
Rotherhood Na
Stypres MA
Goursa
Dade Frour
Megn
Sitagttom F. KO
Quive
Firat
Hie United Breetherhood of
Carpenters
America
Samuel
Passain County
Paterson
Balgewood
Bey County
Hackensack
Piasaic
Phillipaburg
Sitike
Durathon
Untitled Stock Market Snippet With Broken Phrases
Fragmented OCR text shows Wall Street movement with mentions of high prices and trades. Several garbled phrases reference cement, railroads, and banks, but the overall meaning is unclear. Key entities are not reliably identifiable due to the damaged source.
50 000 Catholics March in Centenary Parade
From Telegraph to the Journal New York May 2 Coming as the climax of the centenary celebration the biggest Catholic procession in the country marched up Fifth Avenue 80 000 priests and laymen from every parish across the city attended led by Cardinal Logany Cardinal Gibbons and Grand Marshal Thomas. The reviewing stand held 10001 persons and bands played without interruption as the Catholic Church in New York marked the centenary with a grand parade.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
St. Patrees
Cardinal Logacy
Cardinal Gibbons
Aera ‘Thomas
Edmond Ward Republicans Enthusiastic Meeting
A large turnout at the Edmond Ward Republican Club meeting discussed seating and committee appointments. The gathering at Charles Mair House featured vigorous debate on voting points and future party actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2D Ward
Cleveland victim recovers after armed attack
A Cleveland resident, Mr. Winlowly, was injured in an armed incident but is reported recovering. Police are investigating the assault and seeking leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Winlowly
Jerseyman Charged With Embezzlement in Newark Case
Lewis W. Sedier of Newark faces embezzlement charges after allegations he diverted funds from Extetec. Court filings claim the accused sought funds he did not rightfully possess, triggering formal charges. The Jamnal notes ongoing legal proceedings and potential further disclosures.
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Lewis W. Sedier
Newark
Extetec
The
Jamrnal
Fifth Ward Republican Club Meeting Note
Fragmentary OCR indicates a Fifth Ward Republican club meeting note with garbled words and unclear details. The readable bits mention Monday, the Punk Ward Republiene Club, and an expected outcome, but the passage is too damaged to extract a concrete event, date, or location.
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Fifth Ward
Republican
Blub Weets
Punk Ward
Republiene Club
Mort Mandap Giadt
Salary for Inspector of Buildings Set at 1500 a Year
Fragmentary OCR note shows salary fixed at 1500 dollars yearly for an Inspector of Buildings. Names and places are garbled. the readable item confirms the annual rate and official title. No clear dates or jurisdictions are identified.
Convention May Decide Delegates At Large In Essex County
Newark May 2 The meeting last night of Besek county delegates to the Republican State Convention next Tuesday failed to express a preference for delegates at large to Chicago. Essex leaders favor Murphy while a tilt favors Governor Fort. County Chairman Daltion expected to be named on the floor unless State Committee opposes.
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Tategraph
Newark
Besek County
Chicago
Essex
Fort
Murphy
Daltion
Tyrand David Tdish
Batnees
Worgan Oix Buried Amid Telegraph Anomaly
Fragmentary OCR text notes a burial or funeral event with garbled lines, mentions telegraph lines and bells, and references an old church setting. The readable bits point to a burial in an unnamed locality with church bells and a clock or time element.
Diet from old age festival page notes Edwin Davis
A fragment reports an event linked to an old age kitchen or festival with references to Edwin Davis and a brewer role. The readable lines mention a feast or festival context and an American participant, hinting at a community celebration or charity gathering with local figures.
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Loger
Bere
Brewer
FHNE DIOPEAY: oa comainanla Einar new
The fragment reports a place on Bora street in Typ with a street number 3. It mentions a name Einar and an unclear communication context. No additional verifiable details appear in the legible text.
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Comainanla
Einar New
Bora Street
City Council Considers Park Expansion Measures
City officials push to increase public park space. A proposed plan by Charlen H. Moore aims to uncertain the cost of land at Third Street Elizabeth and Flint avenues to convert into a new public park. Debate arose over naming and scope as Parks Committee reviews the measure.
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Third Street
Elizabeth Avenue
Park Committee
Charlen H. Moore
Third
Elizabeth
Flint Avenes
Mackamet
Sewer Measure Sparks City Hall Fight Over Paving Ordinance
A heated city council debate centers on a new sewer and utility ordinance designed to prevent street upheaval during paving. Proponents argue the rules will protect main conduits while opponents warn of added costs and delays.
Fire Threatened Rankin Plant Sparks From Engine Carts
Sparks from engine carts caused a fire threat at the Rankin plant as workers contained the blaze. Fire crews responded quickly, preventing damage to surrounding equipment and halting operations briefly. No injuries reported.
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Rankin. Plant
New High School To Open Monday
The New School building of Bt Patrick's on Cours street will be informally opened to students for plane work on Monday. Classrooms are not yet finished and the school is not ready for formal operation. Completion and furnishing were expected by next week though details remain tentative.
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Bt. Patrick's
Cours Street
Sid Sasanien
Detectives baffled by train robbery
Four detective bureaus chase a bold train robbery in Pilistunpy. Official figures float around $441.16 in cash plus valuables. Samuel F. Sipe, a diamond merchant, admits a bag of gems consigned to him may have been stolen, aligning with early loss estimates.
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Samuel F. Sipe
Court Again Takes Up Newark Bank Case
An older man faces renewed court action over the Newark bank affair involving 95 000 withdrawn funds. The insurance firm pressured his resignation as former company manager for alleged misconduct and failure to conduct business properly.
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Newark Bank
Whittar
County School Funds Discussed At Westfield Meeting
School superintendents in Gaeslon and Westfield met with County Superintendent J. J. Baylie to review appropriations for the coming year. Union County districts were represented except New Providence and Summit, and the group considered railroad tax money and budget allocations totaling 255545.80 for Elizabeth, with plans to use funds for current year needs and the next fiscal period.
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Gaeslon
Westfield
Union County
Weatfield
J. J. Baylie
Elizabeth
New Providence
Summit
Sayits
Rvia
Ate Aegu
John J. Kraus
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Galen
Poiala
van Teckel
Oes
Instituton
Eltz
Cerveggae
Edmond Ward Republican Club
Charles Mair
Ewan
New Jersey
Rion
Walling
Goverdor
Kean
Briggs
Baird
Ackerman and
Williama
Loring
Warren
Richard Henator
Ernest
Wai
Worgan Oix
Telegraph
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Avemia
Magnolia Avenue
Park
Farrelly Park
Bey Cornellian
Parks Committee
Collins
Teroe Sithe City
Papeod
Connell Fugent
NEW High School
Patrick
Sayh Yi
Onmg ES
Ocureiber
Broad Street
Recan
Starslaaouten
Buite
Elizabeth's
Shara
Will
Union
Handy
Savita
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