Wedding in Westminster Church of Miss Helen Wie Thins
The Episcopal ceremony united Miss Helen Wie Thins, daughter of Mirate Alecandee Haines, with Henry Ra Woodruff of Fa Mn Edward Crane. Westminster Church hosted a formal, elaborate service with Mendelssohn Quartet music, Lohengrin Wedding March, and rich floral and bridal procession details.
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Dewaribe
Helen Wie Thins
Elest
Mirate
Alecandee Haines
Henry Ra Woodruff
San
Edward Crane
Woodruff
Westminster Church
Orly
Elizabeth
Mendelssohn
New York
Wilson Ibe
Gericke
Alberti
Burvarolle
Tultman
Soderman
Weald Manel
Fyr Boderman
McMaster
Thie
Masnene J
Tov
Francia Stoddard
Aires
Af Goshen
Ito
Isle
Bridgeton Woman Heads Grand Army of the Republic Leader
Mrs Lavinia Gaun of Bridgeton elected president of the Grand Army of the Republic Department of New Jersey at Library Hall during the annual convention. She succeeds Mrs Ells P Ward of Newark. Other officers include Belle Peppart of Jersey City vice president Abbie Newark secretary and Elizabeth Park chaplain. The election continued into the afternoon.
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Trenton
Lavinia Gaun
Bridgeton
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of New Jersey
Concam
Library Hall
Mra
Ells P. Ward
Newark
Mirw
Belle Peppart
Jursey City
Ule
Abieret
Seis Ire
Alizabeth Airk
Orphin Whak
Milivifle
Treamirer
Att Tére
Boy Admits Stealing 18 From Store Till
Spencer Javkann, a 10 year old colored boy from 10 Dalay Street, on probation after an assault charge, faced petty larceny counts in police court. He allegedly took eighteen dollars from a store till, hid the money, and spent it on candy and playmates. his confession led to renewed probation and possible county juvenile detention.
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Spencer Javkann
Dalay Street
Howes
Irajis
Wis
Tony Romany
John
Waalle
Jackson
Fragments of a 19th Century Medical Notice
A garbled OCR fragment discusses Nemo corsets and famous products, mentioning the world and various departments. The text references models, testing, and design terms but offers no clear event, date, or verifiable entities beyond broad product notions and generic departments.
Untitled fragment about shopping and pricing
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a store and pricing hints at quality. It mentions a person perhaps buying and singing, with unclear names and mistranscribed terms.
Doody Held in 1200 Dollar Bail in Assault Case
Patrick J. Doody faces grand jury action after a preliminary hearing. He and Special Officer John O'Brien are held on $500 bail each for atrocious assault and battery on Michael Skrotman of 123 Port avenue. Witnesses say Doody struck Skrotman with a blackjack and continued beating him after he fell.
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Dees Sncouth
Charles Miller
Central Rallroad
Doody
Michael Skrotman
Porterenuc
Tin
Mahon
Skratman
Miller
John R. Connolly
Akrotman
Dooly
Meliride
I Skrotman
John O'Brien
Patrick Driscoll
Port Avenue
O Brien
Driscoll
McBride
Brien
Rebels Cross Border Captured by Troops
Telegraph report from Ran Diego May 10 states Mexican forces in Lower Galttorgis lost their leader Pryce and aide Hopkina after United States troops guarding the border captured them. Pryce and Sinut Millurn were taken near Fort Rosecrans during a secret attempt to reenter Mexico following a city visit. Millurn was briefly held but released. Authorities hint at a larger conflict tied to the Juana occupation and foreign minister notes from Mexico City.
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Fournah
Diego
Tal
Lower
Galttorgis
Pryce
Hopkina
Hoth
Fort Rosecrans
Merxico
Sinut
Millurn
Mexico City
Juana
Helen Taft to Receive at Garden Party
Washington May 19 news reports Miss Helen Taft will host a garden party this afternoon. The event marks a notable social occasion with expected guests from Washington society and notable figures attending.
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Washington
Helen Tait
Tate
Atrain
Twelve Thousand Dollars More School Money Apportioned
Elizabeth receives an increase of 190,230.09 in the 1915-16 apportionment of Bataga school funds for Union County, totaling 339,083.40. Sources include State school fund, county shares of state tax, reserve fund, railroad apportions, and local distributions, with Roselle and Park figures highlighted as part of the county totals.
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State Board of Education
Amont
Union County
Ian
Roselle
Peta
Mt Rosella Park
Board Consolidation Opposed by Clergymen
Atlantic City May 11 The Presbyterian General Assembly executive commission report on board consolidation sparked a lively debate among commissioners. The plan would unite Boards of Home Missions, Church Erection, and Freedmen Missions under a single 30 member body, drawing heavy criticism from Dr. J B Moffett who warned it violates the Constitution and undermines hardworking board members. The session adjourned without action as many speakers opposed the proposal.
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Ity
Atlantic City
Presbytarian General Assembly Executive Commisnion
J. B. Moffett
Washington and Jefferies College
Hin
Dr. Moffett
United States
Supreme Court
A STAMPS AT BERRY'S Beturday with rain
A fragment from a local notice notes an event at Berry's on a Saturday with rain mentioned. The readable text is incomplete but indicates a gathering or sale at Berry's with weather affecting attendance.
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BERRY
Rane
Barere Wier
Upholds Will Case Decision in Hetfield Probate Fight
State Chancellor Mahlon Pitney upheld Judge Atwater of Union County Court in denying probate of Core Hetfield's will. Hetfield’s 2008 will left his estate to Joseph Gallagher, with witnesses noting mental capacity concerns due to long alcohol use. Doctors testified to mental weakness, while family opponents argued lack of testamentary capacity. The decision ends a long and moot probate dispute.
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Mahlon. Pitney
Haselle
Fanwood
Hetfield
Tetflald Preet
Hetceld
Atwater
Ourcourla
Heth
Westcott
Munroe B. Long
Plainfield
James 8. Green
Widam Seweern Tod” Wale & & Hel. Becht PT
Will Contest Excise Grants Over License Questions
Attorney James P. Kelly filed certiorari before Judge Bergen in Somerville asking the Excise Board to show cause why licenses for James Burtler at 18 Magnolia Avenue and Roth & Deutsch at 143 Fifth Street should not be revoked. Remonstrances with many signers were presented prior to grant. irregularities in the petition and near church proximity are alleged. evidence from application photographs will be offered. issue hinges on license validity and whether the site is near a church or whether the premises are a new saloon rather than an old one.
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James P. Kelly
Bergen
Somerville
Excise Board
James Burtler
Magnolia Avenue
Roth & Dentach
Fifth Street
Attorne Kelly
Roth & Deutsch Licens
Exeine Board
Suspected theft spree rattles Geneva street scene
A garbled report notes several players on Geneva street facing trouble as Patrolman Holleran investigates a swift theft near a Polish area of Geneva. The scrambled text mentions police involvement and a sense of danger but lacks clear details or names.
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Geneva
Holleran
Polish Ly of
Plan to learn of immigrant condition in New Jersey
Special to the Journal. Trenton May 18. Governor Wilson will appoint a commission to inquire into the alien and kin condition in the state. The growing foreign population challenges assimilation and public schools. The commission will investigate immigration, banks, and employment agencies, with possible state and federal cooperation to regulate and educate newcomers.
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Trenton
Wilson
New Jersey
Ferran
New Brunswick
Niente
Alfena
Beewader
Immigration Commission
Congress
Statea
Commission
Bureau of Information
Immigration Bureau
Levy's Offerings in Groceries and Fabrics Ad
An ornate late 19th or early 20th century advert lists goods including dresses and embroidery items. It mentions various clothing pieces, collars, mittens, feathered trims, colored fabrics, and parasols with prices in dollars and cents. The fragmented text repeats product types and price ranges, suggesting a broad sale of garments and notions. The tone mirrors a shop window and auction-like listing common to the period.
Cool Summer Suits and Textile Goods Preview
Fragmented OCR notes describe a large clothing and fabric retailer offering a wide range of suits from top manufacturers. The text mentions discounts and payment terms, signaling a promotional retail item without clear dates or full names.
Fourth of July fund reaches two hundred eight dollars
Rewry H. Tabham delivered a twenty five dollar check to Mayor Stein for the Fourth of July fund this morning, boosting the campaign total. Mayor Brain announced citizen committees to plan a safe, patriotic celebration in the city and said the committee would likely meet tomorrow to organize the parade and other features.
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Rewry H. Tabham
Stein
Brain
Are Booming J J Manning Eyes State Senate Run
Former City Clerk James J. Manning is courted by downtown Democrats as a possible State Senator candidate. He dodges confirmation, saying he will announce his stance when the time comes. Democratic leaders back his potential bid though no formal pledge has been made. Manning’s long citywide recognition and past role as president of the Exempt Firemen’s Association are cited as potential vote getters.
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James J. Manning
Democrate
Indicationa
Journal
Mr. Manning
Manning
New Jersey Exempt Fireman's Association
Monte Ae
Firesn
Manning Gane
Trenton
Grave Diggers Make Escape After Chase
Telegraph reports three men in a boat near Pelham Bay Cemetery sought a grave victim. Harbor police pursued from haze into Long Island Sound. Man on duty, Volkomma Flynn, watched as two dug and fled when spotted, firing two shots before the trio escaped in their motorboat.
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Journal
New York
Pelham Bay
Harbor
Long Taland Sound
Volkomma Flynn
Flynn
Huize
Quality Store Opening Set At 104 Broad Street
The Empire Clock & Suit Company opens The Quality Store on Saturday at 9 A.M. at 104 Broad Street offering a full line of garments for women, misses, and children. The store promises style, beauty, and competitive prices and notes J. M. Pockrana, ex-manager of the People's Department Store, joins the new firm.
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Empire, Clodk & Suit Company
Went Jeraty Atreet
Elizabeth
New York
Pricon
J. M. Pockrana
People’s Department
Tora
Pock Ho
People's Deportment Store
Foot Care Notice From Green Shoe Company
Fragmented OCR text references foot care and shoe company names. It mentions Dorothy Dod and Carver & Green Shoe Company. The readable items suggest a product or health advisory tied to footwear, with scattered names and phrases.
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Dorothy
Tu Carver & ‘Green Shoe Company
Ative
Heat Wave Triggers Maniac Episode In Washington
Washington is convulsed by a record heat wave with temperatures near 105 degrees in the shade. Mrs Elizabeth Fling attacked by heat driven mania attempted drowning her four children as bystanders rescued her. Edna Hill and Miss TV also leapt from danger during the heat surge. Police investigate motives amid reports of scorching temperatures rising to above 300 by noon according to the weather bureau.
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Washington
Thia City
Mulcide
Mra
Elizabeth Fling
Vievima
Museldal
Amult
Kouleva
W. I. Hoolidge
Mra. Ding
Edna Hill
Anacoatls
Bowtmen
Mias TV
Weather Bureau
Heat Wave Strains Cities As Temperatures Soar
May 10 reports from Chicago Cincinnati and Milwaukee describe a blistering heat wave with temperatures reaching 95 to 103 degrees. Dozens prostrated and several deaths occur as schools dismiss early and relief is promised with possible rain and cooler air tonight.
Wall Street Declines Then Recovers in Erie Market Roundup
New York market activity shows heavy trading and mixed moves with declines in early hours as investors liquidate. By day’s end heavy buying supports steel and copper led by United States Steel and American Copper, with National Lead advancing slightly. remaining issues show fractional changes amid broad weakness and continued demand fluctuations.
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New York
Bay
Shorts
Akron
Donde Ware
Great Clothing Display Opens Seasonal Sale
An announcement invites shoppers to visit 02 Breed Street for a new summer clothing display aimed at young men. The ad notes accessible prices and encourages tomorrow’s visit to be persuaded by the offerings.
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Pte Anoning
Chatlen Tata
Breed Street
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