Court Scenes and Sentences In Local Court
A chaotic session seated Tudyn Atwater hearing a drunken plea by Sadomiel Teves who admitted stealing $100 from a wagon and two months in county jail. Lewis Wilson represented clients amid scattered whispers as neighbors attended with a baby in court. George Hook and Frank Bonnet faced sentences for thefts as others pleaded guilty to forged checks and junk theft with May 24 sentencing pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tudyn Atwater
Ely
Sadomiel Teves
Willeee Wilson
Lewis
Plainfield
Rawis
Wilson
Jdge Atwater
Tawie
Dane
George Hook
Plainlinh
Cadmus Brothers
Ore
Edge Atwater
William
Runyon
Frank Bonnet
Linal
Sgalbat
Bennett
Margaret Manley
Agnes Coldman
Farah Kate Adriance
Albert F. Stone
Frimk Cisco
Havi Jslolin
Berief
Snell
Rutledge
Hr. Gardiner
Bertram B. Milter
Ebrek
Girl Admits Stealing From Three Employers
Annie Tuchar, 10, admitted thefts from three employers after robbing homes of Mrs McCloud and others. About $200 in clothing and valuables taken. She confessed under pressure from a police investigation that traced her four-year pattern across Westfield and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Tuchar
William J. McCloud
Jefferson Avenue
Hiney and Brogan
Reitman
Aha
Ming
Tayway
Broadway
Buchar
Murray
B.C. Newell
Westfield
Brother of President Victim of Insurgent Robbery
Washington May 17 report that the brother of the president was robbed by insurgents during a telegraph transmission. The Mexican bandits raided in Lower California near a property owned by Charles P. Taft, father of the president and husband of his sister. Des Kadwartis, a brother-in-law, was connected to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reval Dent
Washington
Taft
Neurrecon
Lower
California
Charles P. ‘Taft
Des Kadwartis
Fourth of July committee formed for safe celebration
Mayor Stein will name the committee to run a safe Independence Day event in the city. The State Federation of Women’s Clubs campaigns for similar town celebrations gain momentum as residents question gunpowder displays and injuries. Planned features include a children’s parade and evening fireworks if funds allow, with clubwomen stressing patriotism and child welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stein
Wien
State Federation of Women's Clube
Jeapa
Plana
Ttik
Committee On Independence
Art
Onit
New Jersey
Memorial Day appeals and veteran plans in Elizabeth
Funds sought by Ulric Dahlgren Post 25 G.A.R. for Memorial Day events. The notice urges residents of Elizabeth and vicinity to contribute, detailing past enrollments and the post’s charitable relief mission. It lists committee members and describes services at churchyards, parades, cemetery dedications, luncheon, and a trip to Linden. Also notes GA R state encampment in Trenton and Atlantic City Endeavor convention preparations with expected attendance and housing plans.
Odd Fellows Building Threatened by Flames
Firefighters arrived early to save the Old Fellows Building at 31 Flarat Street from destruction. Robert McCracken spotted the blaze and attempted to battle it with pails while Thomas Ryan alerted Box 138. Engines 4 and 5 and the truck responded, bringing the fire under control with chemicals. a jewelry store adjacent to the building was damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Fellows
Flrat Street
Robert Bmccracken
Boeing
Thomas Ryan
Third Street
Jersey
T. Mor
Pastor Kerr Honored at Third Church Anniversary
The Third Church in commemoration of Dr Kerr’s anniversary held a reception in the chapel. Speakers including Glazebrook Read and Parry praised Dr Kerr and his years of service. The event featured personal congratulations, musical moments, and reflections on the pastor’s influence within the Presbyterian community.
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Third Presty Bert Church
John JC
Kerr
Otter
Silvie
C.al Mra
Giurats
Russellv- Woodward
Woodward
Osira
Glazebrook
St John's Church
E.G. Read
A. Wotdrill Talaey
Samuel Parry
Pluckemin
Elizabeth
Eben B. Cobb
D. Cupring
Second Presbyterian Jwureh
Spencer A. VanDarveer
Third Church
Ililey
St. John's
Elureh
Puator
Rocent
Deer Runs at Large in Westfield Woods
A young deer wandered through Westfield Woods near Doutley avenue as residents followed its tracks through soft earth. Mrs. Elliott of Didley avenue alerted Chief O'Neill after the animal crossed North avenue, revealing the deer belonged to Dr. J. Ackerman Cales of Scotch Plain. Westfield police sent a man to track the animal through the woods, but the search continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ackerman Cales
Scotch Plaink
Cobea
Westfield
Sho Woods
Motorcyclist Sues Autoist for $10,000 in Circuit Court
Harold Thuneen, noted Pia'fiell painter, sues Harvey H. Thorn in Circuit Court before Judge Vail for $10,000 damages from a collision between Thorne's motorcycle and Thorn's automobile in Plginfeld on March 33, injuring Thorne. Plaintiff claims defendant was negligent. defense asserts contributory neglect. William S. Newsom represents plaintiff and Tuac P. Runyon defends.
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Harold Thuneen
Pia’ Fiell
Vail
Harvey H. Thorn
Fluintokd
Mannen
Watermbile
Thorne
Plginfeld
L'Homme
Hansen
Negra
Vollmon
Tlonnen
William S. Newsom
Tuac P. Runyon
Brown Millinery Bhop and Third Street Eye Trouble
A garbled note listing Brown Millinery, Third Street, and eye trouble references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ata Kg
Brown
Rai
Exempts Meet in Convention Opens in Newark
The twenty fifth annual New Jersey State Fireman's Association convention opened in Newark with President James Manning of Elizabeth presiding. Delegates from many cities gathered as the Exempt Wiremen's Association joined the procession, with plans for events in Newark and a royal parade through city streets.
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Sewark
Wml
Derany
Eine K. Leatie
Trenton
John Kennell
Passaic
Death of Mrs Leonard in Rahway area
Mrs S T Leonard died yesterday at her home 74 Pierre Street Rahway after long illness. Survived by two sons Robert and David Leonard of this city, daughter Mrs W W Lamphete, three grandchildren, and four siblings. Funeral tomorrow at 4 pm at Trinity Methodist Church, with burial Friday at Kahwdy Cemetery. Mrs Leonard lived in Rahway many years and was active in church life.
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S. T. Leonard Alway
Newark
Mise Susan Soeries
Rahway
Mra Cale Wand
Bare
C Woodrich
Trinity Mathgedtet Chorel
Bariut
Kahwdy
Leandrd
Kaoway
Trinity
Death Claims Able Lawyer in Rahway
Rahway May 17 Following an illness of only a short duration Clarence Po Ward aged 60 a prominent lawyer in Rahway died at his home on Saint Grange avenue at four o'clock this morning The deceased is survived by his widow a son Arnold Ward and a daughter Miss Helen Ward The funeral will be held Saturday at 2 30 o'clock from his late residence The body will be placed in the family mausoleum at Hazelwood Cemetery Ward a native of Rahway spent his life in the city and was one of the notable lawyers He served as City Attorney and held other city posts He was active with the Calopia Country Club and served as secretary and treasurer He was connected with Workmen's Building and Loan and the Jinlochy Building and Loan Association He also helped with Cartwright Council Royal Arch and other Republican clubs His death removes one of Rahway's most prominent figures of forty years
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Sheriat
Har Journal
Rahway
Ely Dave
Pareumoniay
Clarence Po Ward
St. Grange Avenue
Ward
Lark
Hia
Pon
Arnold Ward
Misa Helen Ward
Ranidenece
Hazelwood
Tahway
Ife
Vail
Wid
Cartuent Council
Royal Arena
Republican Club
Nik
Sons win borough contract in family bidding clash
At a Borough Council meeting the firm Danian & Collins, led by Halph Calling, won a borough contract for making an assessment map. The rival Ralph Collins, representing KK Cobling & Ron, had a higher bill, while Danian & Collins secured 340 in payment. Other actions included a petition for widow walks and a resolution to fund sidewalk and road improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aSpersal
Sournah Fingtvond
Danian & Collins
Halph Calling
Weattiett
Ralph Collins
If. KR. Collins, Seho Repreeryted the Frme of KK Cobling & Ron, of Weattiell
Dunham & Cols Vine
Widtwalks
Ealewalk Amtrid
Colonial Dames Elect Officers in Trenton Meeting
The Colonial Dames of America held a meeting in Trenton New Jersey where Mrs Dackington was chosen president for life with voting rights. Other officers included Mrs K deinthotin Tem ton as first vice president and Mrs White as second vice president, with a roster of trustees and committee chairs listed among attendees.
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Warker
John Maggs
Koarfort
Mobtets
Aran Ry Mactlvane
Mainneld
Fire Department Improvements and Chief Report Considered
Fire commissioners plan conference with the Fire Committee to review proposed departmental improvements. Fire Chief Geralling presents his ninth annual report urging more by way of new equipment, quarters, underground wires, and additional personnel to meet growing needs and emergency duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geralling
Reocmm
Mlildla
Owen
Nad Fea
Unreadable Wall Street Snippet With Scrambled Phrases
A cryptic OCR fragment from a Wall Street page includes scattered names, dates, and terms. It mentions photographs, photographers, and multiple embedded phrases, but the text is largely garbled and lacks coherent events or clear individuals.
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Atwater
Magneto
Citizens’ Committee
C. E
Ulric Dahlgren
Gs A
Signiteance
Lincoln
Grand Army of the Republic
Aueh Sears
T. R Trimble
Powtofice
John Desirer
Postonce
W. S. Pugh
Machine Aventist LW
Waal Jersey Street
B. P. Mannon
Drake
Crawford
G. Db.stone
Abd. Smith
ERWARD_HALPWIN
Est
Cory Building
St. John’s
St. Mary's
Evergreen Cemetery
Order
Mem
Pennsylvania Railroad
Linden
Joindon
Barry Post
Raiiway
Rosedale
Linden Park
Ulric Dahlgren Post
G. A RK
Atlantic City
Union County
International Christian Endeavor
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Journal
John T. Sproull
Christian Enduevor Union
Atlanta City
Young's
Million Dollar Pier
Aaid
Sproul
Delegat Lione
Atlantic Sanity
Atlantin Cit
Lesington Hotel
Hardy F. Henedlet
Roselle
Unus
Textigton
Esa Bendomadr
Dena Uary
Telradeae
Lagton
Dew Uthiy Peta
Orev
Boet
Dasce
Dratired's
ODD Fellows
Many Honor Rey, DR. Kerr
Westfield Woods
Third Presbyterian Church
East
Jersey Street
Weat Scott Place
President Manning
Exempt Wiremen’s Association
Thin City
State Exempt Firemen’s Association
Royal Exempta
City Tulk
North Broad Street
Braphel
Faleward Nugent
City Coutell
Macora Ryan
Michael Murley
Did Bagtve No
Evrringes
Gursta
Fariger Cape
Pracearion
Thompson
Newirk
Park- Place
Clinton Myenne
Derithes Street
Brookes
C.D. Ward
Son
Father
Colonial Dames
Mra
Everett T Triiaste
Mie
Braefue G. Sollers
Mra Merit. de Ateeeu
Gerstung
Dufinite
Frederick Kante
Preais
Mth
Kureba
Fondations
Wall Street
Panther
Cebaster Rhett
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