Ninth New Jersey Heroes Honored By Tar Heel Fighters
Newbern North Carolina May 16 survivors of the Ninth New Jersey Regiment honored for fighting forty years ago were welcomed warmly in the sunny South. Jersey delegates arrived, greeted by Governor Glenn and local officials amid cheers as private car banners and a dedication program accompanied the unveiling of a monument to fallen comrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Tar Hest
Newbern
N. C
Southland
Jersey
North Carolina
Kennon
Glenn
Joe
Ip van
Salen
Trenton
Sporecki
Umvedli
Scordieg
North Caroline
DKU
Fusan
Port Arthur
Harbi
Lisoyang
Mukden
Tieling
Japan
New York Honors Veteran of the War of 1812
New York paid solemn honors to Hiram Cronk, last veteran of the War of 1812. Cronk’s body was moved to Hite Cemetery and interred at Victory Hill with military honors. City officials, long lines, and a catafalque in City Hall marked the farewell, with Cronk’s family among generations present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hiram Cronk
Thanga
Hite Cemetery
Victory Hill
Wasnd
Dieth Tage
Craikwis
Army of the Dead
Troublesome Fire Destroys Property In Oita Kerioa
A fire damaged a local property as investigators traced the blaze to an unstable structure. Fire crews contained the flames after several hours, with no injuries reported. Officials warn residents to review safety plans and update smoke detectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Oita Kerioa
Eo Rey Ete Daaape
Beheadings in Names at Mata Fre and Bara, Ladies' Tailor
A fragmentary OCR item notes beheadings involving Mata Fre and Bara, a ladies' tailor. The readable text hints at name alterations or fraud but lacks full context or dates. Further readable details are needed to specify actions, places, or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bara
Behead
Mata Fre
Railroad suit seeks 20000 for death of Plainfield man
Mary E. Stein of Plainfield sues The Central Railroad Company for 20000 in damages after her husband John Stein was killed at the Dunellen station while walking to visit his mother. The suit, argued today with attorneys Lindabury and Barkalow for the railroad, contends the company is wholly responsible due to unsafe conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Railroad Company
Lewyers B
Lindabury and Barkalow
Buprems Court
Mary E. Stein
Plainfield
John Stein
Dunellen
Coritmax
Decemi
Sam Fap
Wasra Olani
Hia Howe
Plainfa
Stein
Comptroller Boonett Busy Signing Delinquent Tax Warrants
Comptroller Boonett today is signing about six thousand warrants for delinquent tax payers. The task is monotonous but the official remains cheerful and persistent. Notices to pay involve interest at ten percent and fees to the constable, with possible personal liability and potential detention until debts are cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonett
Han Bean
Revolutionary Proclamation Circulates in Odessa
Revolutionary proclamation urged people to pray for Admiral Rodjestvensky defeat. Reports from Udenny Russia note tens of thousands of copies broadcast, warning that Russian victory would empower autocracy and bureau cracy, risking renewed life for the regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udenny
Russia
Social Democratic
Rodjestvensky
Soldiers and Sailors Monument Association Meeting
The Soldiers and Sailors Monument Association met at City Hall. Mary Baldwin was appointed to oversee fund distribution. Col. Collina urged postponing further collection until September 1 and then vigorous action to recover remaining funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers and Sailors’ Monument Association
Mary Baldwin
Col. Collina
Relief of Crippled Children Society Meeting Note
At the annual Milnabeth Society meeting held at Christ Church rectory Mrs William J R Wilson and others discussed acts related to aiding a Newark home where a Bumbeth society cares for one child Monthly Tastings of theath society are held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milnabeth Society
Christ Church
William JR. Wilson
Ae Wace
Newark
Bumbeth Society
Weth Society
Mayor Berry Sets A Precedent In City School Tour
Mayor Berry with Commissioner Groves inspected city schools today. Superintendent Shearer guided them by automobile through uptown then downtown campuses. Felicitous remarks were aired at several schools, marking the first head city official to undertake such a district tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
Groves
Shearer
Plattdeutcher Ladies Hold Annual May Ride
The Plattdeutecher Ladies Society gathered at Hall and Grove Newark for their annual May ride. Four stage leaders led the members in a program of races and games before returning home after the noon hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattdeutecher
Plattdeutecher Ladies’ Society
Hall
Grove
Newark
Schoepal
Heal
Closing of It Michael's Bazar Performed at St Michael's
A late evening at St Michael's Church featured a farce titled Freddy's Chest Aunt with a cast including Harmon, Hammer Stra, Rose Van Bergen Craigin Dietrich and Hedderick. The mysterious bath mystic affair drew interest, followed by dancing and refreshments for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michael's Church
Freddy
Knights of Columbus parade at Plainfield carnival
Plainfield welcomed a jolly Knights of Columbus crowd last night with a pet animal exhibition for Muhlenberg Hospital. A 100-strong group traveled by car, led by Grand Knight J McCaffrey and other officers, as a brass band led the procession to the carnival where Chairman Fink of the arrangements committee greeted the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Knights of Columbus
William Strengbutt
Muhlanberg Hospital
Bayley
Herter William Neafeey
P. Leo Donlon
W. Kraft
A. McCaffrey
Plainfeld
Mai Brou
Fink
Committee On
Van Vechten Prize Awarded at Rutgers New Brunswick
The Van Vechten prize for the best essay on a topic relative to foreign missions has been awarded to Simon Blocker, a Rutgers senior. This marks the third year in succession that Mr Hinker has won the prize. The competition offers a cash award as part of the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Vechten
Rutgers
New Brunswick
Simon Blocker
Thin
Hinker
Ov Cay Theatris Prise
Jersey City Tests Voorhees Tax Act to Court
Jersey City intends to test the Voorhees Franchise Tax Act in court. The city, via Corporation Counsel, argues the act is unconstitutional and seeks a ruling to stop seizure of chattels tied to the Public Service Corporation for arrears. City Collector Fry has levied on the property as part of the tax action. The Public Service Corporation has paid franchise tax to the state under the Voorhees Act and will certify the action to defend against sale of attached chattels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Counsel Record
Fry
Public Service Corporation
General Chaffee Praises Army Posts
General Chaffee expresses satisfaction with Army posts in the Southwest and elsewhere after his return. He notes excellent conditions and high morale among troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaffee
Oe Wee
For Everybody Fish Clams Mussels in Sree LSS
Fragmented OCR note lists seafood items For Everybody fish clams mussels with unclear surrounding text. Likely a catalog or ad snippet from a market page. No clear dates or entities to anchor.
Niagara Power Co Vice President Dead in Falls
A Niagara Falls official, serving as vice president of the Niagara Power Company, died following abdominal surgery. The death results from peritonitis after the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Power CO
Mre Falls
Verdict in trolley injury case awards Robie and kin
The jury found for Mrs. Sarah Robinson of Meadow Street against North Jersey Street Railway Co. She won 225 for herself and 125 for her band. The suit claimed she was thrown from a car at Elizabeth Avenue Jaques Street on December 7 last, with damages sought of 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Robinson
Meadow Street
North Jersey Street Railway Company
Robie
Elizabethtown Battle Day Funds Rally
A chaotic snippet from a local notice mentions a campaign in New Jersey. The fragment references Elizabethtown and a fundraising effort labeled Battle Day Funds tied to a person or group named Joan. Details are incomplete, but the item suggests a public appeal or meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown
Shoe News: Peter Peron Seeks Local Repair Shop
A fragmentary notice notes Peter Peron seeking a local repair shop for footwear services. The readable text mentions Lary and Ted but lacks full details, making it difficult to confirm exact location or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Peron
Arden Post Hero of Harrisburg Wreck
Arden Post of 22 Hazard Place was injured in the big Harrisburg wreck on the Pennsylvania Railway Thursday. The Pittsburg Patriot notes he helped arrange relief, bound his own wounds, and cheered fellow patients while staying in Harrisburg hospital. He remains on his back, with a long recovery ahead, but is not in danger. Two dozen survivors still in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arden Post
Harrisburg
Hazard Place
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Eliabeth
Hie
Post
Bee *Pital
Sensation in Wood trial unfolds witness claim
The Wood murder trial resumes with George H. Wood facing questions about a supposed five man influence. Franklin D. Mack, a civil engineer, is named as a real figure who would testify in rebuttal. Prosecutors and Mrs Wood challenge the existence of this Mack as described by the prisoner. The day opens with Dr Sidney D Wilgus testifying that Wood is insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerin
George H. Weoda
New York
Williams
Franklin D. Mack
Woody
Long Branch
John A. Mean
Newpore
Tonuraner 1
Ompany
Roger Saivat
Mack
Wood
Franklin Mack
Theiogs
Ana Net
Sidney D. Wilgus
Presbyterians Open General Assembly at Winona Lake
The General Assembly opened with candidates Dr Moffett of Washington and Jefferson College and Hendy of Jefferson Mo filling key positions. Notables present included Justice Harlan, Mrs Harlan, and William Jennings Bryan. Bryan attended as president of Presbyterian colleges while Harlan urged building a Presbyterian cathedral in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Moffett
Washington and Jefferson College
Hendy
Jefferson
Philadelphia
Sharement Winone
Justice Harlan
United States Supreme Court
Harlan
William Jennings Bryan
Justce Harlan
Nan Patterson Did Not Make Confession
New York May 18 Abe Levy who defended Nan Patterson during her murder trial states in morning pews that Patterson admitted holding the revolver when the shot that killed Coenar Young was fired Levy calls the claim a malicious lie and says he was last man to discuss the case with such men
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Abe Levy
Nan Patterson
Menine
Levy
Mies Patterson
Coenar Young
Lam
Mm Miunner
Governor Stokes Rushed to Newbern for Memorial Ceremonies
Treston May 18 Governor Stokes hurried to North Carolina to take part in unveiling the monument to the Ninth Regiment New Jersey Volunteers Infantry and the return of the Beaufort Plow Boys in the Southern city. He boarded Clinton Street station at 11 93 4 PM yesterday for New Bern where ceremonies will be held this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treston
Stokes
North Carolina
New Jersey Volunteers of Infantry
Beaufort
Jett
Clinton Street
Phace
Tin
Erarvises
Surprise party honors Mrs. Fred Veldman at 339 Maratatty
Mrs. Fred Veldman of 330 Maratatty street was feted by Joania Ladies' Bowling Club and the Ladies of the Liederkransing for a surprise party. Dancing and gifts accompanied the affair celebrating her thirty ninth birth anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Veldman
Joania_Ladies’ Bowling Club
Cunard Line steamer aground near Gandy Mook before tow
A Cunard Line steamer ran aground six miles off Gandy Mook while bound for Liverpool. Tugs from the fleet attempted to refloat her, with crew reported uninjured. A wrecking tug and steam paddle boat New Jur were involved in rescue efforts amid a multi‑stage refloating attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cunard Line
Gandy Mook
Weisere
L J. Merritt
New Jur
Eloper Found Dead in New York Hotel
Herbert Mepier, said to be son of a wealthy De land, Florida businessman, was found dead in a room at Herman Sasern's Hotel from morphine poisoning. A woman calling herself Mrs. Dons Miller who had accompanied him to the hotel days earlier was arrested and reportedly attempted suicide rather than face police. The two were neighbors at Deland and had a long feud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herbert Mepier
Deland
Fla
Herman Sasern
Dons Miller
Tse
Rotel Clark
Delend
Wall Street Mixed Activity Amid Bear Raids and Tariff Talk
New York trading morning showed intensified voices and scattered buys in Iron and Steel, with over 14,000 shares traded as traders anticipated tariff changes. Amalgamated Copper faced selling pressure but still attracted demand, while government bonds and other issues experienced varied movement. The market reflected uncertainty over policy shifts and potential reopening of tariffs influencing active interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tigard
Panama Canal
Arer
Tarif
Tredley
Centaur
Confession Reveals Girl Wrote Notes Alleging Devil Within
Local reports recount a pastor and police officials inquirer into a string of threatening letters tied to a missing Marshall Street case. The girl confessed she wrote the notes herself claiming the devil possessed her. Chief Tenney and Captain O Leary pursued the letters with Rev. Mr. Elisan and others as investigators weighed motives and timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisan
Tenney
O'Leary
Whany Hayden
Ben
Marshall Siest Nevers
Hervalf
John ¥. Hikou
East Baptist Church
Otbeck
Marshall Street
Post Office Department
Ellson
R. DB. Whitehead
Eile
Eltson
Teaney
Leary
Also Mentioned on This Page
Perssymen
Victory Mill
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Elizabeth
Plainfield Women
The
Central Railroad
Odessa
Saigon
Cochin
China
Rod Koa
Cuble Joff
TAPS
London
Central News Anys
Ateumer
Jaa Ne
Sires
Biar
Moog Kong
Soldiers and Sailors
Michael
Gost
Jersey City
Sughraue
Foremeet
Atcee
Mt Mere Aoe
Elizabeth Man
Murderar
Winona Lake
Mrs
Big Cunarder
Eloper
Herbert Kepler
Wall Street
Panama
Eliz. Commercial College
Beeches
Eorseghrly
Ij Co Foote & Company
Broad Street
Atma
Amer
Buga Atchiaon
Ode
Lyn
Rapdian Pachac
MAL Ty Ey Co
Poel
Consol
Louis
Nashville
Steve
Pactoc
N.Y
Readini Rock
Southern
Texas Pacific Union
DR. H. Epstein
Hayden
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!