Plans Drawn for Beautiful New Eliza th Orphan Asylum
Plans for a new Eliza th Orphan Asylum building were accepted after a $100000 donation from Mrs. Kennedy of New York and a $35000 site purchase aid. Architect O P Gilbert and associate Delancey Robinson drew plans for a fireproof two winged mission style structure with administration on center, schoolrooms, dormitories, dining rooms, and ample fire escapes. The project envisions a four and a quarter acre Salem avenue site linking to Westminster, with bronze commemorative plaque and detailed interior layouts across multiple floors.
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Elizath Orphan Asylum
John Stewart Kenede
New York
Elizabeth
Janet Baker
O. P. H. Gilbert
York City
Delancey Robinson
Teachure
Judge Mahon Erred in Dismissing Salimini Case
Attorney Gordon contends Judge Mahon wrongly dismissed the assault and battery complaint against Pasquale Salimini. Gordon argues a prima facie case exists and that no witnesses are needed, predicting Salimini’s rearrest later that day. Tanga had claimed Salimini knocked him down and broke his arm after a dispute over a drink.
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Johm-Street
Tanga
Solimini
Morris Gordon
Seers Seat Tal 44a J E Aire Este
Fragmented text shows a legal or clerical notice with names and codes. The readable portion mentions a court or journal entry and references to persons and an official action, though specifics are unclear. Further context would clarify the event and parties involved.
Jury Inspects Crossings as Death Avenue Fears Rise
Grand Jury personally inspected Schiller street crossing and other grade crossings in downtown, labeling Schiller as the death avenue. The inquiry aims to uncover dangers at city grade crossings after a boy’s killing near Elizabeth avenue. Jury plans to report to Judge Bergen early next week with potential developments.
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Central Railroad
Grand
Uie
Supreme Court
Bergen
Elizabeth Avenue
Long Branch
Reek Place
First Avenue
Elizninth Avenue
Schiller Strect
Grand Jury
Interests Control Banquet for Wilson
In San Francisco on May 13 progressive Democrats denounced what they call rail interests guiding Governor Woodrow Wilson's banquet plans. They boycott the college club event Monday night, alleging Patrick Calhoun and Charles N. Black control arrangements and will seek a statement from Wilson.
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San Fianéigco
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
San Francisco
Wile van
College Club
Wilson
Patrick Calhoun
United Railroads
Radical Democrate
Uie
United Hailways
Charles N. Blark
Calhoun
Wil
Man Found In Doorway On North Broad Street
Patrolman Hess found Mark McDermitt a 40 year old New Yorker in a doorway near Newark Avenue. He was in the grasp of the escaping sickness and could not answer questions. He was taken to police headquarters. The man muttered about President Taft and a trip to Newark.
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North Broad Street
Newark
Avonue
Hess
Mark McDermitt
New York
Taft
Runaway Boys Arrested Near Main Line
Two 17 year old boys from Providence Rhode Island, Ovils Hoss and Earl Lingell, were stopped along the Main Line car tracks by a worker after appearing tired and wandering. They confessed they had run away to seek fortune, saying harsh treatment at home prompted the flight. They were taken to police headquarters for contact with Providence authorities.
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Wichenond
Ma Queatio
Oa Feee U Ie
Providence
BR. 1
Ovils Hoss
Earl Lingell
Newark Readies for President Taft Visit
Washington reports President Taft will attend Newark’s 180th anniversary of St John’s Lodge F and AM, meet local dignitaries, and speak at the New Auditorium. He plans further stops in New York and Harrisburg, with Mrs Taft accompanying him.
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Washington
Taft
Senator Briggs
New Jersey
Richards
Alabama
Newark
St. John’s Lodge
Alm
Arthur Mudd
Hrenklin* Murphy
New York
Rearednt Taft
Harrisburg
New York City
The
Brotherhood of Railroad
Tener
Olmated
Pennsylvania
Briggs
McCall
Massachusetts
Representative Olmsted
Philadelphia
Admiral Farragut Safe After Collision Report
Telegraph dispatch says Admiral Farragut is safe after yesterday’s collision with the Merida. The vessel took no water and will proceed to New York, resuming cruise to Argonautia pending further orders.
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Washington
Navy Department
Admiral Farragut
Merida
Farragut
Wistance
New York
Ows
Aunapotia
Passengers Praise Merida Crew After Fire Alarm
Passengers from the Ward Line Merida praised the crew for calm handling after a fire alarm near the Virginia Capes. Most travelers reached Norfolk by land or sea, noting officers and crew prevented panic and protected those aboard during the incident.
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Yorks
Merida
Virginia Capes
Norfolk
Lady Decies Improves After Appendicitis Operation
By telegraph to the Journal from London on May 13 a report notes improvement in the condition of Lady Decies formerly Vivian Gould who underwent an appendectomy with abdominal operation. The update states a favorable recovery is anticipated.
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Decies
Journal” London
Vivian Gould
Tad’ Ason
Dietz Given Life Sentence By State Supreme Court
Hayward, Wis May 11 The defender of Cameron Dam John Dietz was sentenced to life in prison after being found guilty of killing Deputy Sheriff Oscar Harp in the October 8 1910 battle. Dietz urged a new trial citing rulings and alleged legal errors while his wife wept and his son Leslie smiled. Judge Reid refused the motion and set ten days to file papers, warning Dietz to proceed without delay. Dietz accused the lumber trust of conspiracy and demanded vindication as the court prepared for final action.
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Haywanl
Wir
Thin Lumber Trust
John Dietz
Cameron Dam
Thes State Supreme Court
Dietz
Oscar Harp
Reid
Supreme Court
Sturdevant
Diets
Lumber Trust
Nurse of Dr Latson Tries to Take Life
A nurse linked to Dr Latson attempted suicide by gas at Washington Heights Hospital on Thursday night. She spoke of joining a mystic figure in the spirit world and is reported to be recovering. The nurse was connected with Dr WRC Lateon and the physician known as Dr Lalac, who taught occultism to followers.
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Jornal
New York
Wrc
Lateon
Atte Alta Marhevka
Welfalain
Washington Heightn Hospital
Livn
Mise Marher
de. Lalac
Marhevka
Big Battle Looms Near City Telegraph in Tenemen
In Cananes Mexico on May 18, 2100 insurgents led by Colonel Juan Cabral surround Casiana’s Federal garrison, numbering 750. Cabral demands surrender and the Federal commander rejects it, evacuating American women and children to safety as tensions rise.
Swindler Gardiner Arrested in Bridgeport After Jersey Chase
Special to the Journal Bridgeport May 13 Wanted in Elizabeth N J for passing worthless checks and larceny Gardiner also known as Barry Yorke RH Garrison was arrested here after being recognized by Alfred O'Brien of Bridgeport He had applied for a post at the Bridgeport Post but was told no vacancies Police say warrants from Elizabeth are being held here Gardiner is described as about 25 with a pleasing manner and a wide travel record He faced real estate man JB Miller for cashed bad paper and his last night in Bridgeport included a missed watch and chain family heirloom thefts reportedly linked to other towns
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Bridgeport
Conn
Polics
Elizabeth
N. J
Rutledge HL Gardner
Jorney
Robert H. Garrigson
Bridgaport
Tenney
Gardiner
Miller
Feta
Barry Yorke
Garrison
Newark
New York
Broad Street
Gard
Hewan
T i
Flordiner
Denver
Sidone
Tinver
Ile
New York American Advertisement Blurb Fragment
Prominent ad copy fragments offer a cutout deal for front page headlines and a kitchenware promotion. Mentions include patent tension shears and millinery price cuts advertised as a best time to shop. The text reads like a period newspaper advertisement snippet with scattered pricing cues.
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NEW York American
Mrs Warren Heads Clubs of the State
Mrs Warren leads the New Jersey Federation of Women's Clubs at the seventeenth annual meeting in Asbury Park. New officers named include Mrs Howard Crosby Warren and Mrs William T. Roper. Discussions cover a national flower policy and civic cooperation with schools. The report highlights the New Jersey agricultural station project guided by home economics chairwoman Mrs IL Ny Puncoast.
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Asbury Park
Sterneytate Federation of Womeh'a
Flist Methodist Church
Real Dent
Mrn
Howard Crosby Warren
William T. Roper
Union County
Florence Hawa Fille
Joln
Amerham
Henry Turner Baileys
Bailey
National Arts Publishing Company
Thorton
Eelock
Soma Steyn
William H. Allen
Burau of Municipal Research
New York City
Hew
Federation
Calonia
Mra
IL Ny
Puncoast
Household Economica Department
Momber
Art
New Jersey
Tore
Newark Aml
Waya
Means
Little Tift Protest at Council Hearing on Street Narrowing
At a Monday hearing before the Streets and Highways committee, residents protested an ordinance to narrow Anna Street between Henry and Meadow. Attorney John K. Connally denied ulterior motives, while City Council President Edward Nugent urged exposing any motives before the Grand Jury. The panel decided the street narrowing and paving measures should be considered at the next council meeting, with protesters demanding revocation or conditional approval.
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Council Committee On
Anna
Henry
Meadow Streets
John K. Connally
Wrenery
Edward Nugent
City Council
Anna Street
Meadow
Spring Street
Camden Man Edward James Ends Life Amid Distress
Special to the Journal Camden May 13 Edward James 45 brother of Poller Captain Jamin abot and killed himself this morning at his home in the city. He tied the revolver to his breast and pulled the trigger, the force of the blast mangling his body. He had been running from Verligo for some time with worries over it and his intended fate.
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Camden
Edward James
Jamin
Verligo
Wilson Favors Display at State Military Day
The article notes Governor Wilson supports a sate military display with a plan to showcase at a near term event. Officials say preparations are underway and display items will be available for public viewing.
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Trenton
Say
Jury Reform May Follow Court Opinion
The Court of Errors and Appeals holds a 1906 act constitutional, allowing legislative power to regulate juror selection and impanelling despite sheriff involvement. The ruling cites historical practice and asserts later constitutions adopt earlier provisions with their constructions. The decision emphasizes statutory authority over sheriff controlled juror selection and advocates potential reforms.
Stock market gains and declines amid scattered week activity
In a May Wall Street session traders saw mixed results with several issues advancing while others slipped. Government bonds rose slightly as market activity cooled and several rails and utilities posted fractional changes amid uncertain demand.
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Broadway
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Schiller
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Masonic Lodge
Will
Journal
William H. Tait
Thin City
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Latson
R. H. Gardiner
Bridgeport, Conn
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Woman's Federation
Asbury
Court of Errors
Cpimon Pleas
Court of Errore
Jimblon Garrison
Shariff Virtue
Ennex County
Mies
Jrpla
Hesides
Johanny de Lorenzu
Christian Maupart
Hudson County
Thin State
Muah Peegelen
Exmex
Vroom
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Wall Street
Pealio
St Paul
Morthwra Packie
Atchison
Union of Coren Mota
Las Newari
Sonny Sereet
Jase
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