Local group forms New Jersey cruelty prevention association
The Association for the Prevention of Cruelty in New Jersey was organized at Trinity parish hall after a statewide conference. Officers include President Dr. Stephen J. Keefe of Elizabeth and Secretary Miss Mary A. Barber of Elizabeth. An executive committee was named with leaders from Plainfield Woodbury Morristown Jersey City Paterson. The group plans semi annual meetings, with a May session in Atlantic City and a November meeting in Camden. Members pay annual dues and societies may join. each society has one vote. Reports highlighted humane work, education plans in Plainfield, and criticism of slaughterhouse methods, especially kosher methods, as cruel.
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Newersey
Trinity Parish Hall
Stephen J. Keefe
Elizabeth
R. & Holt
Summit
Albert J. Bell
Atlantic City
G. C. Aiswort
Rahway
Mary A. Barber
Treaasurer
Rachel Lynch
Lakewood
Keefe
Stephen G. van Hoesen
Plainfield
Hattie P. Kirby
Woodbury
Louise Belton
Morristown
Mra
van Toes
Washington
Ond
Wimn Ihoeven
BOP
CSA
van Hoosen
Vic
Fanizzini
Ainsworth
Board of Health
Joka
W. M. King
King
Henry Feai
Amvarican Society
Mexico City siege and foreign relief efforts amid revolution
Report from Tyubhacht Metro City dated May 3 describes Americans and Germans under siege in Cuernavaca as federal troops arrive. Mexico City braces for attack while Diaz faces possible resignation and a new election as peace talks begin on the Mexican side opposite El Pawn irrigation.
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Tyubhacht
Naves
Cuernavaca
Mesivan
Uluk
Cuerha Vues
Maxico
Diaz
Persis
Gay Leregniph
EL Pose
Vox
el Pawnrrigation Dai
Federals
Madero
Children to Plant 5393 Catalpa Trees in Elizabeth
Superintendent Clement announced Tat & Company gifted 6493 catalpa trees to Essex County schools for Arbor Day. Trees will be distributed to 12 schools tomorrow and planted by select older students. If 1000 trees survive transplanting, the city will gain beautification and pride. Most younger children will not receive trees.
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Clement
Tat & Company
Tocal
Uiparisent
Om Howe
Elizabeth
Courar
Vugie Avenue
Battin
Battin High School
Polish janitor kills wife then commits suicide
Chicago dispatch reports May 3 that John Bartrowski a Polish janitor enraged by divorce and alimony payments shot his wife at a North Side apartment then killed himself. The case ends a tragic domestic dispute with a fatal double act.
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Journal
Chicago
John Bartrowski
North Side
Secrets of Camorra Told In Prison Description
In Vaierho Italy May 3 the Camorra machinery risks exposure as Abbatemaggio Internice speaks in vivid terms about the inner workings of the organization. A prison disturbance briefly suspended today’s session as the prisoner’s cage caused commotion.
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Vaierho
Italy
Camorra
Gagnard Abbatemaggio
Fighting reports in China amid rebel siege efforts
Dispatches from London Chronicle report Chinese rebels and Lamdon troops clashing on the road from Woebow to Canton. The action near Thiam is described as intense with the Ironmen under pressure and reinforcements ordered from the north.
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Jommal
Lamdon
Bay
Thatoad
Woebow
Canton
London
Ibs
Thiam
Ministers Among Losers In Public Utility Law Fallout
Sta correspondent reports that the new public utility law prompts withdrawal of half rate travel for clergymen, angering ministers and church members. Senator Nichols warns mass dissatisfaction could cost Democrats votes across New Jersey, with protests echoed at Newark AME conference and potential shift toward Republicans next fall.
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Sta
Trenton
Tsaue T. Nichols
Cumberland
Democratic Party
Ergymit
African Methodist Episcopal Conference
Newark
Uly
Idud
Boys nabbed after trying to pawn stolen watch on Broad Street
Plainclothes James Ward trailed two youths yesterday afternoon after spotting them handling a watch on Broad Street near Elizabeth Avenue. They tried to pawn it at a nearby shop, one boy confessing another gave him the watch for pawn money. Bowden, 10, later admitted he stole the timepiece from Mrs. Sophie Duul of Chesnut and Walnut Streets. He was held for court on a petit larceny charge, sobbing as he awaited probation.
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James Ward
Police
Broad Street
Elizabeth Avenue
Karl
Bolden
Werner
Ward
Young Bowden
Mra
Sophie Duul
Uhesuinut
Auenae
Mornin
Petit
Levy's Department Store Slashes High Grade Millinery Prices
Cut price sale on millinery items across the store period reductions include untrimmed hats, trimmed dress hats, feather plumes and willow plumes. Prominent discounts list Milan hats, trimmed dress hats, hemp and branch amp items, and assorted silk and feather decorations with price cuts across many styles and sizes.
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Levy
Prizre
Imline
Wereasorien
Ctburen
Milan
Fio
Newpolitan
Eerey
Flalor
Siljon
Bond
Brass Thief Gets Years in Newark Court
A Newark court handed penalties to several defendants in a string of cases. Frank Damien received a multi year sentence after pleading guilty to stealing brass journals from the Valley line. Other defendants, including Dorrito Romano and Joseph Forske, faced shorter terms or bail actions as judges weighed offenses from weapons possession to larceny and attempted sales in Newark and nearby towns.
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Frank Hani
Newark
Calin
Coutnty
Wil
Ridge
Damien
White
Bowie
Ae Demiena
Madge Atwiiter
Harold Depew
Damiena
Dorrito Romano
WeatHeld
Romano
Richard T. Hone
New York City
Keema
Hone
Atwater
William RB
Wilson
Bailey
Walter Dettlald
Dudge
Wilaow
Howe
Potteville
William R. Wilson
Wilyson
William Swerer
Rahway
Walter Hoapand
Wid
Jamuul Kehlcher
Senator Briggs Missing in Senate Chase
Captain Frank E. Evans, secretary to Senator Briggs, rushed to the Capitol after a telephone call but failed to locate the senator in the Senate chamber cloak room or marble room as he searched during office business hours. He then moved to the seventh page for continuation.
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Frank E. Evans
Briggs
Senate Chamber
Captain Evans
Werose
Capitol
Nia
Fie
Mr. Briggs
Money stored unsecured in vaults risks vast loss
A telegraph report to the Journal states the Howe Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds warned that a fire could unleash a panic. It notes that about 500000000 in money and securities were kept in unprotected vaults within the large building near Printing and Engraving, with no fireproof protection.
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Journal
Washington
Pearsin
Howe Committee
Taft Heads for Baltimore to Open Peace Center
Taft travels from Washington to Baltimore for the third annual American peace center event. The president will return to the White House for a dinner after completing the opening program, then proceed to conduct other duties.
Queen Mother III Coronation Reports Conflicting
Reports from Jamdon May to Upeaines state Queen Mother III is manifesting amid coronation plans. Conflicting messages describe her condition, with some sources claiming presence at ceremonies while others suggest possible absence or abortive preparations.
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Queen Mother III
Tournal
Jamdon
May
Alesendra
Tate
Mother and Child Burned In Town Fire
A mother and infant perished in a warehouse fire on Gerene Street as flames consumed the building. Fire officials report the blaze started when an incendiary device caused the rapid spread of the fire. Police and investigators cordoned the area while residents watched in shock.
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Tee
Awan
Teregunie
Rte
Iyrtecot
Proposed hearing on Lang Branch rail crossing dangers
A report to the Public Utility Commission discusses a fatal Lang Branch crossing incident near Elizabeth Avenue and calls for witness testimony. City attorney Connolly planned a formal conference with officials and Mr. Vantec to set a date, as residents react to recurring crossings and train speeds.
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Chakir
Connolly
Public’ Utility Commission
Trenton
Elizabeth Avenue
Cosgrove Elected to 10th Term at Trades Council Meet
At the ninth annual New Mercey Building Trades Council convention in Trenton Tobit Te Comprage was elected president for his tenth term. Sivholas Latpola of the city was chosen as a member of the executive board. Edges of Atlantic City attended and explained the new liability law. Public meetings for wage earners in various cities were decided. The hearing on Lenate bill No. 1 will be in June to address prison work. The executive board will form a committee to press the wage law and seek parts to strike. John J. McNamara was denounced following the Times building disaster. New officers include Cosgrove as president, T. Cosgrove. vice president John T. Cosgrove. secretary Thames MW Stevens. treasurer Jena Lavin. and others representing local eminences and attendees.
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New Mercey Building ‘Trades Council
Montag
Trenton
Ueeit
Wits
Sivholas Latpola
Sue
Atlantic City
Tieture
Bate
Mitch
John J. McNamara
Times
Indiana
Fn Ciliforniac
Vrayi
Trey
Ne Yours
Ioln T. Cosgrove
Elizabeth
Thames MW
Stevens
Jena Lavin
Perth Amboy
Temaster
Buegene Lamron
Mieintiel
Beard
Beam Crushes A OneYearChild At Local Church Morning
A severely injured patient, Peter aged 1, was reported after a beam crushed toes during a disturbance at a church in Vedeni. The incident occurred at a Lew parish as workers and bystanders assisted the injured child at the scene.
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Omy
Peter
Coney
Anjagbad
Vedeni
Tralten
Miah
An Sru
Wall Street May 8 Market Briefing From New York
Telegraph notes traders grapple with uncertainty as prices show mixed changes across indices. Stocks drift, some sectors rise while others fall, with steady activity expected into midweek as investors weigh gains and risks.
Boy at Play Killed Near Station in Atlantic City Express
A 0 year old boy, Brantey F. Lemke, son of Mr and Mrs Stanley F Lemke, was fatally struck by the northbound Atlantic City Express near Elizabeth Avenue station. Witnesses say he had been playing nearby. the engineer blew the whistle but he could not escape. Father recalls the boy warning him to beware of trains. This marks the second fatality at the station in weeks, with a prior tragedy involving three people the previous Sunday night.
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Brantey F. Lemke
Stanley F. Lamkie
Delaware Street
Elizabeth
Long Branch
Central Railroad
Atlantic Oy
Thomaa B. Dolan
Eliabeth
Taman
Bhgol Wan
F. W. Westcot
Witneane
Canikle
Niabeek
Viner
Mme
Lon Jinrnal
Elizabeth Avenue
Withis Nou
Tewkie
Avenue
Edward Saunders
Hannah Collier
Ann Flixa Stone
Point Pleasant
Wilson voices stance on local option issue in New Jersey
Governor Wilson writes to Rev. Thomas B. Shannon stating support for local option in principle but opposition to forcing a party political split. He emphasizes municipal liquor regulation should rest with the governed communities and rejects party-driven action.
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Newark
Thomas B. Shannon
New Jersey
Wilson
Lester
Tamman
Famous S M Sale at Leviaja Market Store Event
Fragmented ad style notice describes an annual sale event by the Elizabeth Commercial College and local merchants. It mentions spring stock gathering, distribution to city merchants, and enrolment at the college with contact details. The text is garbled but centers on a sale and educational enrollment.
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Wlimoat
Lavy
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