Conference of Societies for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Opens
Delegates from New Jersey leading societies gather at Trinity parish hall in Chestnut and North Broad Street to form a state-wide organization. Mayor Stein, despite illness, welcomes attendees and backs a fountain at a central site. Committees are named to coordinate efforts and seek supportive legislation while reports from local societies highlight active membership and staffing needs. Adjournment follows a luncheon hosted by local women volunteers.
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New Jersey
Trinity Parish Hall
Chestnut and
North Broad Street
Charles’ West
Mins Mery A. Harber
Stein
Rand
Elizabeth Tuk
Errata
Went
Lawer
Stephen D. Keefe
Elizabeth
G. C. Ainaworth
Rahway
George M. Mc
Jersey City
Charles W. Irwin
Aibeth
Alfre
R. G. Holt
Bum
Louise Shelton
Morrie Tows
McCarthy
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
William J. Lee
Atlantic City
Anna Farrel
Camden
Mina Louise Shelton
Morristown
Edwards
Newark
van Hoesen
Plainfield
G. C. Ainsworth
W. H. King
Summit
Mias Hatlie P. Kirby
Woodbury
The
Teal Society
Irwin
Broad Street Arch
Dune
Receiver named for Roselle newspaper in Chancery action
May 2 Rivlle Park New Jersey special report: Judge P H Gilhooly of Elizabeth appointed receiver for the Roselle Review and Job Printing Plant by Vice Chancellor Stevens in Newark Chancery Court. Petitioner William K Publicover, an employe and stockholder, filed the petition with attorney Martin P O Connor of Elizabeth. Creditors represented by W D Wollakeil. Plant has not published for two weeks. Stock totals 10000 with 5800 preferred. unsecured claims 1000. chattel mortgages 1200. Assets include 62000 in stock machinery goodwill and other property.
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Rivelle Park
P. H. Giltooly
Elizabeth
Roselle Review
Stevens
Court of Chancery
Newark
William K. Publicover
Martin P. O'Connor
Harwood Fish
T. A. McDevitt
W. D. Wollakeil
Fudge Gilhooly
Bayonne Man Injured In Inclined Runway Accident
Bayonne resident Basinel Soll of Sixth Street was struck by a vehicle on an inclined runway and thrown against a telegraph pole. He suffered a probable Potts fracture above the ankle and was taken to Alcalan Hospital.
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Ted
Channe
Basinel Soll
Sixth Street
Bayonne
Fie
Lee Wak
Alcalan Hospital
Wolf
Carpenter
Money Needed In Mosquito War
City health officials urge residents to donate 400 more dollars to finish the mosquito extermination drive. Two thirds of the work is done. 100 dollars remain from City Council grant, plus state labor value. Citizens’ subscriptions are sought to complete the campaign and free the city from mosquito nuisance this season.
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Tt Haw Beer
Board of Health
Eitizann
Richards
Ishim
Luin
Isham
Cras
Smith
Newark
State Entomologiat
7 000 Workmen on Strike in Pennsylvania System
Pittsburg May reports indicate 7 000 to 10 000 shopmen strike across the Pennsylvania system. Organizers Apthurs Ireland and T H Flynn push recognition of organized labor in affected crafts. Railroads deny aiding the strike while shops in Altoona and Pitcairn face disruptive disruption as pickets confront workers and non locally sourced labor.
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Pittsburg
May
Pennsylvania
Efrikers
Rynka
Waw
Tyram
Apthurs
Ireland
T. H. Flynn
Ninnnger Long
Varlona
Pitcairn
Youngyoul
Sixeensburg
Altoona
Pittsburge
Brighton High School names valedictorian Mira Reid
Mira Reid, head of her class at Brighton High School, graduates as valedictorian of the class of 1011 with an average of ninety five. The ceremony marks a milestone for the Boston Hill School of the head of her elite.
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Dy Seiegrmp
Mwine Puwmans Hoxton
Marlon Reid
Boston Hill
Mira Reid
Brighton High School
New York Man Fractures Leg On Canal Boat Incident
Edward Poosi of New York fell while working on a canal boat at the waterfront yesterday afternoon and sustained a fractured leg. He was removed by ambulance to the Alexian Hospital. The canal is owned by the Pure Oil Company of New York.
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Edward Poosi
New York
Alexian
Pure i] Company
Local Charity Event Sparks Browning Recital Tales
Citizens in Salem gathered Monday morning for a benefit event to raise funds for the Civic Association. The program featured a Browning recital by Mrs Charlee S Fowler with a favorable reception noted for depth of study and long acquaintance with Browning.Writer describes the performance as creditable and comprehensive and mentions additional acts by Isuyganera and Hershan with community notices on local services and advertisements surrounding the event.
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A. Tomers
Browning
Charlee S. Fowler
Salemsverue
Blefaa
Traffic Rule Proposed for Broad Street in City
City officials discuss an ordinance to curb traffic near the East Grand and West Grand street crossings. Mayor Stein and City Attorney Connolly push for limits near the railroad arch to ease noise and hazards for pedestrians and vehicles.
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Elizabeth
Atel
Euat Grand
Grand Street
Connolly
Atreste
Stein
Rand Street
Kaat Grand Street
Breadant
Death of Mrs William Cook in Mapleton
Mrs Margaret Mathldon Cook 65 widow of William Cook died yesterday at her home on Aton Street. She was a member of the Knights and Ladies of Honor. Survived by daughter Nellie, son William, son in law and six grandchildren. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
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Margaret Mathldn Cook
Willian
The
Knights Wnd Ladies of Honor
Cook
Mins
William
Death of Margaret Matthenine at Home
Margt Matthenine twenty years old daughter of Grorga and Lena Malthunius died yesterday at home. She was a granddaughter of Mrs. Catherine Biernigny and survived by her parents one brother Jacob and one sister Mary.
The Suit You Want at Schweds a United Clothing Stores unit
An advertising note states Schweds carries The Suit You Want from United Clothing Stores Manufacturing Company. The clothes are sold with a single profit added, promising value and convenience for customers.
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Schweds
Air
United Clothing Stores Manufacturing Company
Redistricting Plan Adopted by City Council
The City Council adopted a plan to redraw election districts to meet the new German law requiring districts with about 400 voters and no ward that is heavily unbalanced. A seven-member committee was appointed to name new boundary lines, with work starting immediately and a special meeting planned for the following week to finalize districts. The plan affects eighteen of the current thirty-two districts.
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Nevespurs
Gengrad
Nugent
Schlotterer
Tag
Flynn
Dorett
Clark
Marsh
Cars Collide With Wagons in Suburb Road Crash
A late night collision between a Main Line car and wagons near the Berbys Tailway Company left one wagon damaged and several workers shaken. No injuries were reported as fire crews responded to the scene on Spark Elmberg Avenue, northbound, where both vehicles were involved and a wagon loaded with poles was damaged.
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Subily Beryles
mIrder Wakone
Spwark Rilmberg
Seth
Espren
Nott Beret
Maryelpeeta
Weathraay
Price Atregia
Cansea
Frank Tobe Fine
Hheay
Arrested for NonSupport in Local Court Morning
A man was arrested for non support after failing to provide $200 in back child support. Police say the wife reported neglect, and the accused faced alleged issues with previous payments and ongoing obligations.
Violation at Hou Breed area disrupts health code
Report notes alleged health code violations linked to a dumpling event at the Hou Breed field. Authorities, including Health Officer Brown, investigate the matter as part of a broader inquiry into local business practices. A separate trade notice from Brown's Millinery highlights store offerings and promotions amid the inquiry.
Hyde pleads not guilty to charge of bribery
Hyde appeared in court amid a bribery indictment tied to the Trust Company case. Prosecutors allege he received 14000 from the institution in exchange for influence, with testimony pointing to payments related to the city depots and Carnegie interests as the investigation expands.
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Hyde
Feuellat
New York
Mayo
Furtiahiét
Jewel
Carnegie
Wigs and various court actions dominate docket details
The Dixteloh Court heard cases on wigs and quality claims with Rose Brinnelly seeking 880 for wigs from Krustloom. Numerous judgments awarded include Emanuel Levy 70.02, Frank B. Nitsethe 91.17, and Jolin 8 Merkel Co. 10012. Other rulings cover promissory notes, property possession, and rent disputes involving Barnett Jacobsen, Rebecca Williams, Milian Savidge, and Samuel Parnes. Continuous entries show multiple creditors and defendants across a crowded docket.
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Dixteloh
Whittemore
Rose Brinnelly
Krustloom
New York
Heinelly
Aleathe Nana Plaime
Felix Compo
Dectslon
Emanuel Levy
B. Nitsethe
Denler
Willan A. Mack
Philip Weinberg
Iit Agentnate
Nathan Weise
T . He
Goat i Jolin
Merkel Company
Thomas Gallagher
Gona Wold
Arccount
Nourt
Wan
Baw MU Machinery Company
Wanil Bret
Barnett Jacobsen
Powovian
van Owen
Stiger & Hans
Mann Frefhers
Rebecca Williams
BP Agate
Milian Savidge
Poanndnion
FOL & Ac
Hany Be Kron
Kron
Jtigh Street
Poxaersian
Sammel Parnes ii
Stephen Wadelenky
Wadelsky
Clifford J
Applegate
Clarence B. Smolle Widnot
Stamler Fails to Find Rule in Supreme Court Hearing
Attorney John J. Shamler argues a rule of law governs affidavits, but Judge and Stamler cannot locate the rule. Stamler insists affidavits were seen but not made according to rule, prompting adjournment and caution from the court about making statements without proof.
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John J. Shamler
Tudge Bergen
Supreme Court
Stamler Goth
Stumjer
Ir. Stamler
Det
Railroad Fatality Charge Highlights Grand Jury Session
At the May term opening of Kupromay Court, the Grand Jury examined recent rail fatalities including Edward Saunders, Ernest Schenning, and a young man struck by a trolley. Jurors discussed criminal negligence by railroad officials governing station wait times and express trains, with instruction to indict if evidence proves negligent conduct.
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Kupromay
Nige
Torgen
Edward Saunders
Mra
Hunanh College
Mya
Ann Flinn
Hizabeth Avete
Ernest
Schenning
Gorge Christopher
Wand
Plainfield
William T. Went
Bowlle
Thin County
Hadock
Tua
Central Railroad Company of
New Jersey
Chauve
Tha
Irina
Elygis Orin
Lip
Cold Wave Predicted Over Large Territory
Washington May 3. Weather bureau predicts frost tonight across the Lake region Ohio Valley Mid Atlantic and New England with a sharp drop in temperatures about 10 degrees in 24 hours Vegetation may suffer in the mid Atlantic states but the cold wave should not reach far south to endanger freezes in New York and New England Storm signals spread along the Atlantic Coast from Cape Hatteras north at about 45 miles per hour
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Journal
Wooshimgton
Lake
Ohio Valley
mid-Atlenti
New England States
Weather Bureau
Atlatic
New York
New England
Atlantic
Cape Hatteras
Italian Lumber Theft Report At Regional Park
A murky report describes a lumber theft incident at an area park involving multiple individuals and vague locations. The note references names and actions but lacks clear coordination or confirmed outcomes, offering only partial details of the event and those involved.
Wall Street Opening and Market Activity Mixed
New York May 2 4 trading opened with cautious tone as prices fluctuated across key stocks. Investors awaited further guidance on inflation and manufacturing data while earlier declines in Canadian and Delaware markets tempered optimism.
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Irows
Prencis
Mme
Bloom
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Bergen
Ernest Schenning
Trofley
William T. West
Roselle
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Kaventh Paige
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