Charity meeting notes progress in city society for prevention of cruelty to children
The Wizarath Charity organization and Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children held a large meeting at the Presbyterian Church last night. A keynote address by Myaving praised member activity and urged policies reducing permanent dependence while aiding applicants to become self supporting. Officers and an executive committee were announced, with reports detailing 346 visits and substantial costs due to rail disturbances and tramp problems influencing railroads and public assistance.
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Yal
Wizarath Charityization
Presbyterian
Myaving
Kat the Charly Damenie
A. Haines
Mia
Joseph Crowsy Weere
Mies Harriet
Townsend
Jarren R. Dix
H. A
Faye
H. Rly
Mea
J. Lemon
B Ponett
A. H. Miller
James C. Innolly
Augustus& Crane
D. G. Moore
Green's Salvage Sale Promises Bargains
Fragmented OCR notes announce a salvage sale by Green's with mentions of items like crates and Tibbers. The text is incomplete and lacks clear details on date, location, or participants.
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Green
Barguth
Fragmentary OCR Note on Weekly Schedule
A garbled OCR fragment references a weekly timetable and events with unclear dates and names. The readable parts mention a few terms suggesting a schedule, possibly for a meeting or publication, but concrete entities and details are not discernible.
New Y M C A Names New General Secretary
At a board meeting the YMCA heard John P. Lantz succeed John H. Strawbridge as general secretary. He urged uniting all committees to plan future work, noting the association’s dependence on state officials and detailing diversified programs tailored to local needs.
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Y. MC. A
Arst
John P. Lantz
John H. Strawbridge
Eliza
Clothing for Holiday Outing Described in Local Notice
A readable fragment describes holiday clothing for an outing with mentions of Barreta and Nanty Ear. The notice references a street location and a day. details are partially garbled but indicate a public display or sale of attire in a local area.
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Ething
Be Yan Ie
Manoa
Frigg” Barreta
Nanty Ear Te
Tribute to Rich Man in Memorial Service
Telegraph report from New York notes a May memorial at a church for a wealthy figure. The article lists pallbearers including Rogers and several named mourners, describing a solemn, understated farewell.
Postoffice Construction Progress At Elizabeth
Postmaster P E Charlock opened the new post office site with about seventy five spectators present including postal staff and Assistant Postmaster James White. Montgomery’s contractor crew began work after a brief delay and the crowd urged prompt action to avoid further delays.
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P.E. Charlock
Peventy
James White
Panseraby
Montgomery
Canton
Chaco
Charlock
Washington
Elizabeth
Poe Ees
John Kean
Broad Street
Rahway ‘Ave
North Broad Street
Featfield Avenue
Tate
Siith
Charla
Huta
Alterations Nearing Completion Report
The article notes alterations are nearly finished at a site with ongoing repairs and expected completion in the near term. Details on location or responsible parties are limited due to damaged text.
Father Seeks Missing Son in High Profile Custody Incident
Warren Dixon of Jersey City, the corporation counsel, pursued his son amid custody dispute claims the boy was taken from Orange and hidden by the mother on Chilton Street. A vice chancellor had ordered the child’s delivery, but police and Bentley blocked the attempt as Dixon pressed for custody.
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Warren Dixon
Jersey City
Chilton Street
Warren Dixon, Jr
Dixon
Orange
Alar
Mra. Gronei
Oran
Hla
Elizabeth
Jeren City
Garrison
Mr. Crowell
Chilton Street House
James Dowd
Jor Bentle
Bentley
Four-Master on Rocks Near New London Coast
A damaged late May report tells of a four-masted schooner running aground near the harbor mouth as coal cargoes threaten to be lost. The vessel Mary is mentioned with uncertain details about the wreck and rescue efforts.
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London
Coon
Real Estate Quotes from Union County Owners Ad
Owners of property urged to secure space in the Elizabeth Daily Journal issue set for Saturday May 1. The notice highlights finding buyers for every dollar of real estate and calls on agents to act.
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Union County
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Boy Tony Moratio Named Union County Dew Pernilo
Special to the Tournal from Westfield May 21 Tony Moratio the Wayenrold Trullin boy of Westfield wins the title of Boy Dew pernilo of Union County. He has a long record of misdeeds including thefts and three attempted train wrecks on the Central Railroad with large rocks placed on tracks endangering trains and passengers.
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Weatfield
Tony Moratio
Trullin
Pernilo
Union County
Tony
Tohan
Central Railroad
Westfield
Newark
van Middlesworth
Blue Line
Fanwood City
Nvetgata
Yethay
Gathney
Dincorerta
Immo
John Moratio
North Avenue
Italy
Puzzling Sewer Find Sparks Theories In Flint Street
Two city employed Italians unearthed a set of false teeth, a woman's rhinestone side comb, and fine embroidered lingerie from a Flint and Court street sewer basin. Curious onlookers speculated on the origin as boys watched and a rubber ball was found.
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Flint
Court Streets
KERMIT HUNTING ADVENTURES REPORTED FROM ORMITI RANCH
Telegraph reports Char Roosevelts hunting day at Ormati ranch in Nairobi. The party arrived from Melanjaraneh with one bird and a dramatic chase. Kermit is described wearing green suit and white gloves while the scene notes fashion details. The piece references tailor Made clothing by Wales and Browisn at 106 Firm Street.
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Jomrnat
Nairobi
B.A
Roosvelt
Ormiti
Kermit
Wales & Bovisin
Streci
To-Wight
Excise Board Grants Mapple Avenue Saloon Permit
The Excise Board approved a saloon license for 622 Maple Avenue after a heated meeting. Nicole LaCorte's application drew strong protests from about forty property owners and a soundly split vote of three to one. Neureiter condemned the decision as harmful to the community amid calls to protect local children and curb crime.
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Excisa Boar
Maple Avenue
Nicole LaCorte
Kenely
Carroll
Dewil
Ellenah
Tamara Das Serately
Tatanap
Leer Kallach
le Corte Doen Nt
At Phe
Neureiter
Nicole la Corte
Excise Board Grants Renewals and Transfers
The Excise Board approved renewals and transfers in yesterday’s session. Applicants include Antonio Bavirirein on Elisabeth Avenue and John T Wiet Street, Alfred Spa, William P Broad Street, M F Gernai on Sahib Street, Albert Patera on rete seace peaherivatt, and William Yosularia at 129 Bond.
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Excise Board
Teverns
Anton Bavirirein
Elisabeth Avenue
John T. W. Wiet
Alfred Spasverusj
William P
Broad Street
Haloone—M
F. Gernai
Albert Patera
Rete Seace Peaherivatt
William Yosularia
Bond
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Charity Organization Society
Eports
Slike D
Asurer
Anton
J. Warner Allem Reid
Lewis Mays
Orlinco Fr. Lawin
New York Associated Charitie
Elizabeth Society For
Va Turtessars
Earth
New
Postoffice
Hiller
Y.M.C. A
Lantz
Gubdey
Iran
Rogers-in
New York City
Fair Haven
Mass
New York
Blanchard Oil Company
Reverente
J. Matt Holmes
Wern Rogers
Jeller
Lola D. Atebbold
T. Redford
Tames
A. Moffett
Lemuel J. Caen E
H. Harriman
Reynond
Gary
Messille
Ihe
Georg Gasow Col
A. G. Paine
Descar
Postmaster Charlock
Gashardt
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