Union County Christian Endeavor Rally Chooses Banner
A large Union County Christian Endeavor meeting at Central Presbyterian Church drew delegations from Elizabeth Garwood Plainfield and Cranford. Rev W B Serous of Jersey City delivered a rights and duties address as young people pledged to Christian service and fellowship.
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Ynmit
Union County
Mecca
Sanucl
Union
Spa- Aux Central
Garwood
Plainfield
Aldene
Bert
Anna Berglund
Uin
Christian Endeavor
Mite
Maria Jacobson
Jagabnon
Frederick Byresbyterian
Cranford
Wood If
Dross
W. BL
Aes
T. Sproul
Aly Triefly
Narrow escape as team falls into pond near old fur factory
A team of horses owned by Contrpetor' agner toppled into a pond near the old fur factory in South Flimbeth yesterday. The axe ea sy escaped drowning, with the rope peculiar and the bestmm at tong the edge of Ba, where Toads v9) iiven and at the tunbie 9 icone the rane 1 ie tela the pond alter tt.
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Contrpetor'agner
Thin City
Flimbeth
Peel
Tong
Pnd
Incomplete OCR Note on Pal Kae Case
Fragmentary text reports a police incident at a house in Th Re with Pal Kae named. Distorted wording mentions an owner and testing or testimony, but the garbled lines obscure essential facts and dates. Further readable context is needed to form a complete summary.
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Pal Kae
Patterson Made Asst Inspector General of National Guard
Major Robert T. Patterson of this city was appointed assistant inspector general of the National Guard of New Jersey with the rank of lieutenant colonel by Governor Fort. Captain Oscar H. Condit and Colonel Lewin T. Bryant were named for senior staff and succession alongside Patterson amid seniority questions as multiple appointments were announced.
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Robert TL. Patterson
National Guard of
New Torney
Fort
Oscar H. Condit
Battery A
East Orange
Lewin T. Bryant
Atlantic City
Joaaph W. Congdon
Taltahion Foosdeed Reenived
Wilbur F. Gefen I
Cailitis
Patterson
Cocina Ee
A A. Schedner
Vntos Stpals AB Icbusalsenry
Spain
Coit
Elizabeth Oles
Tenta
Edueare
Fire Exempts Rally In Manning Leadership Vote
Phillipsburg May 19 The twenty third annual convention of the New Hall Fire Exempts opened with President D W Littell presiding and prayers by Monsignor P F Connolly. Officials welcomed delegates including James J Manning as potential president candidate and other firefighters from New Jersey and Easton. City crowds filled streets, hotels, and open houses as Hoboken exempts arrived for a ceremony with bands and receptions in Easton and Phillipsburg.
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Phillipsburg
New Hall
D. W. Littell
Plainfield
Monsigs
P. F. Connolly
St. Philip and St. James Church
Joseph F. Firth
Phillipa
Burg
Prerrey Wenhiy
Littell Rea
Pint
New Jersey
James J. Manning
Association
Easton
Honges
Humane Firehouse
Hoboken
New Jerney
Phillipaphg
Parady
Steibl
Tersey City
William M. McKeen
Prominent Cranford Man Affirms Curtis Suffering Derangement
The Cranford community debates the Curtis disappearance with a prominent local figure arguing the missing man may be mentally deranged and wandering the country. Relatives insist no news has been received as police offer no progress since Curtis left New York. A prior Grannis connection is mentioned, with past rumors of a Curtis involvement in business ventures in Michigan over a decade ago.
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Cranford
Kaqen Frank
Curtis
Grannia
New York
Gillie
Buffalo
Dortin
Grannis
Michigan
Fire board near release of P S C funds for engine rebuild
The fire board discussed releasing 1800 from Pabfin Berries Corp to cover rebuilding Chemical Engine No 4 wrecked in a past incident. Installations of new hydrants planned on Seana avenue to the Kent area with streets listed. Elizabeth College appears in a stray line amid fragmented notes.
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Board of Fire Commissioners
Tary Murphy
Pabfin Berries Corporation
Trollsy
Bears
Seana
Madison Avenue
Washington Place
Courh
Assault on physician leads to multiple indictments
Joseph Webster, Harry Lee Charles Sigalock and others were indicted for assaulting Dr. Frederick Zucker, agent of the POC A, at a residence on Court Street. Zucker was badly beaten with a broken nose during the attack months ago. Bail set at 800 and 5000 for two charges, with trial scheduled for June 1. Several other defendants faced related charges including theft and robbery at a railroad station and a bank.
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Joseph Webster
Harry
Lee Charles Sigalock
Andsnes Albert
Frederick Zucker
The
P. OC. A
Sosa
Ben- Adrian Arpa
Saneeh Sh
Zucker
Court Street
P.C. A
Margo Porvowarcki
Stannislaw Jane
McGrail
Jackson Oy
Thoman
Magnolia
Theo
Te & Ch
Wateh
Ice Inquiry Melts Away in Senate Probe Crash
Special to we Tourist Newark Mag The mushc heralded the investigation by the Senate committee but it would not probe as the Legislature failed to appropriate funds for its expense. The committee, led by Senator William Plummer of Salem and George W Gaunt, found no legal duty to prosecute the inquiry and noted the Communities lack of financial support. Witnesses for the Union Ice Company were ready, but the bill was dropped as session ended and funding was not approved.
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Newark
Mushc
Senate
William, Plummer
Salem
George W. ‘F
Gaunt
Wamund Wilson
Ee See Tate
Neereett
Fitken Vipers
Wasvion
Union Ice’ Company
Wake
Isin
Plommer
Raginlattire
Mother Charged With Child Neglect in Pine Street Case
Mrs. Eilen Hollinson, a 2 widow living on Pine Street, was taken from her home amid allegations of neglect involving her child. City Attorney James Connolly stated the case against the mother, who was arrested weeks ago after authorities found wretched living conditions. The court action seeks required funds and safeguards for the child’s welfare.
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Eilen Hollinson
Pine Street
Autenma
Mabon
Rollinson
Schpal
Mise Kremmel
James CO. Connolly
Egainet
Sefte BP Ae
Westfield Boy Arraigned on Doe-Case Allegations
William Kelley Jr. recognized as "Doe" appears in a Westfield courtroom facing arraignment on accusations linked to a local Doe case. Details remain limited in the brief readable portion.
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Westfield
William Kelley, Jr
Delegates Study Giant Plants at National Industrial Education Congress
Delegates from many state concerns join sessions of the annual National Congress of Industrial Education. The group splits to visit the Singer Manufacturing Company plant and the Standard Oil refinery, with an organization meeting and officers to be elected on return, followed by an evening banquet with speakers including Congressman Davis and President Howe.
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Singer Manufacturing Company
Standard Oil
Trady
Board of Viburation
National Tang of Industrial Education
Singers
Richard H. Clement
Walter 3. Timms
Esiseal
Board of Elucation
H. K. Haley
H.W. Teham
William E Groves
Trac JJ
Sarita
Eee
Achoobs
State Industrial Commission
Vbone
Aly
Singer
Prenton
Backus
Andrews& Pone Toon Ton
Newark Linoleum + Flood & Conklin
Newark
Charlee TR. Davis
George R. Howe
Bretn Commission On Industrial Education
Addison B. Poland
Newark Public Schools
Andrew Innon
Fragmented Wall Street Note on Decamne Absorption Feature
Fragmented OCR text references a feature in the marae cata in December affecting surrounding areas. No clear person, place, organization, date, or event details are readable enough to confirm specifics.
Rogers Oil Magnate Henry Rogers Dies in New York
Henry T L Rogers, pivotal figure behind Standard Oil and major copper firms, dies at his New York home after a sudden illness. The 78th Street mansion scene fills with family and physicians as news leaks to brokers and rail interests, marking a swift end to a career shaping American industry.
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Telegraph
New York
Henry TL Rogers
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Aralgamatist Copper Company
Mggest
World
Bert
East Reventy
Edmund Prince Fowler
Pulliam Manor
H. H. Rogers, Ii
Mra. Rogers
Asho
Fowler
Jham Manor
Gee Familly
Lin
Massachusatin
Moyers Nam
Fale Haven
Maas
Trump
Suspected of Murder Arrests Youth In Baltimore Case
A 17 year old boy named Juja Wi was arrested in Baltimore Maryland for suspected involvement in the murder of his father in the eastern district. Authorities allege the youth aided in smothering his father at home. The case remains under investigation as police review evidence from the Bly Marys Street area.
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Jomenabd
Baltimore
Jia Nameoe Juja
Amal
Elsabeth
Pather
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Elizabeth Young
Peoje
Summit
CERS
Greystone
Irarr.cot, Soniter T. Parrenson
Bskvestor-General
Mw Dereny
Patrons Guart
Manning
Vernelive
F. Reagan
Elizabeth
John J. Gardner
Tomes MacMas i
State Association
J. J. Manning
Jamer J. Manning
Orwenieatinn
Think Curtis
Fire Board
S P. CA
Bers
Industrial Congress
Wall
Journal Brokers
Hersh Boeing
Isabeth
Atchison
Spt
Baltimore & Ohio
Hl. Rogers
Rockefeller
Wall Street
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