Parade row over musician band dispute at city celebration
A local Committee on Parade, joined by the Junior O C A A M and Musician’s Union delegates, debated the admissibility of a government band for the Pete day celebration. Amid by-laws debate and concerns over fair competition, organizers considered delaying the private parade to accommodate nonmilitary musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. A
Persistae
Governor's Inland
Joe Elisabeth Near
Musician's Union
National Union
Trades Council
Federation ‘ Musicians
White
Mowers
Henneosy
Mueller
Litall
Runictyna
Aoe
Coramoia
Bess
Es Union
Staten Poveramant
Caspian Leonard
CAA
Leonard
Tomk
Bracken
Protection of Shade Trees Lecture Preview
A fragmented notice notes a lecture on shade tree protection led by Professor J D Smith. The event promises insect-tide and sustainable forestry insights, displayed with lantern slides and informal town hall style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.dmith
Lanters
Tara
Gentiéiann
Dng
State Commission Visits Union Square On Monument Plans
State Committee on Monuments and Tablets members Megars C H K Haley and C Symimes Kiggins, with Flint Granite Co attorney C B Canfield, visited Union Square to view ground for a monument stand and dedication ceremonies. City officials and officials reviewed site and timelines. ground should be finished before June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Megars. C
C. Symimes Kiggins
State Committee On Monuments and Tablets
C. B. Canfield
Flint Granite Company
Albany
Union Square
Questa
Gore
Trolley line progress near Summit city limits
The Mortis County traction project advances toward Summit with rails within 800 feet of the city line. Work continues on the trolley route along Fiett avenue and toward the Summit area, with schedule notes and partial progress updates from the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortis County Traction
Summit
Thie
Fiett
Avenue
Wohedale
Plainfield Man Found Dead in Bathroom
A Plainfield man was found dead in a bathroom, with authorities investigating the death as a potential incident involving an individual named Joan Verant. Further details were not immediately available, and the case is under review by local police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield Man
The misread notice from a strange page fragment
A damaged OCR fragment includes garbled text with no clear events or identifi able names. The readable parts do not yield a complete person, place, or organization to summarize. This item cannot be meaningfully interpreted.
Oppose BYMNS Hymns Prompt Church Union Debate
A chaotic early 20th century dispute in Winona Lake Indiana centers on church hymn music and rituals. It notes opposition to bylaws and calls for Psalms while alleging a delegate’s child death linked to swallowing a cherry seed. Rev John Matt of Seattle criticized missionary work in the Far West and hymns described as reg time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Lake
Ind
Ntive General Assembly
Kiell
Hymna
John Matt
Seattle
Wrena
Far West
Moffatt
United Presbyteri Fen
Edward Bac
Delphi
Lad
Fragments of a Murmur Echo Between Walls
A reader notes a faint humming that seems to weave through the walls, creating a lingering, unsettled soundscape. The odd cadence suggests hidden activity or structural resonance within the building.
Arden Post Return After Harrisburg Wreck Incident
Arden Post of Hesard place returns home from the Harrisburg wreck where he sustained injuries as a passenger. Local reports confirm his stable condition and ongoing medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arden Post
Harriql
JE Arden Post
Hesard Place
Inert
Harrisburg
Imperial Corps Parade Announcement Draft
A fragmented note suggests the Imperial Corps plans a parade and involvement from June onward. It references a statement about participation and a possible day’s schedule though exact details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Corps
Najof
Cope
Caneeliae Merri and Mrs John Fender Noted in Local Notices
A fragmentary notice mentions Caneeliae Merri and Mrs John Fender alongside Mrs Mary Poe and The Barya et Church in an unclear local item. Further readable context remains limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caneeliae Merri
John Fender
Zi Eaty Déhea
Mary Poetha Barya Et ‘Church
Woman Run Down by an Automobile in Newark Street Incident
A heavy touring car turning from Broad Street into Jersey yesterday afternoon struck Mrs. Mabel Rosenthal of 50 Bedford Street Newark, dragging her and causing loss of consciousness and injuries. She was revived and taken to her cousin’s home at 354 Bond Street. A second near-miss involved a blooded team and wagon when a rear-end auto struck from behind, nearly causing a wreck. the driver fled, leaving without identifying damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
Jersey
Mabel Rosenthal
Bed
Ford Street
Newark
Harry Behnelder
Bond Street
Tome
Tate
Mayor Berry Visits the Almehouse in Afternoon Tour
Mayor Berry with Councilmen Farkelty Bate and McGovern and the Committee on Charities visited the alme house yesterday afternoon. The party left Elizabeth at 2, returning about three hours later. An inspection of the farm and grounds was reported, with Mayor Lith noting good condition and evidence of care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
Couneilmen
Farkelty
Bate
McGovern
Committee On Charities
Almehone
Elizabeth
Lith
Sunday Raid On Negroes And Whites
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Sunday raid involving racial violence, with references to arrests by Sunday, threats against a person named Samito and others, and mentions of a grand jury proceeding. The text is garbled but indicates racial tension and possible criminal action with legal action forthcoming.
Wealthy broker dies in General Hospital
Frederick Elis Sutton aged 36, wealthy broker, died in General Hospital this morning of appendicitis. He had just moved into a new house on Delay Avenue, Westfield. Death came at midnight. He leaves a wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Elis Sutton
General Hospital
Assessors Meeting Details Amid Streamlined Agenda
Local board of assessors plans a single session today and a subsequent session tomorrow with likely guidance from senior counsel. The meeting focuses on preliminary procedures and variances, with agenda items forming the core of the two-day schedule.
Plainfield Gamblers Before Grand Jury
Three Plainfielders were summoned to testify before the Grand Jury about alleged gambling, bootlegging, and related activity in the city. They refused to answer certain questions, and constables were ordered to take them to jail pending court orders and sheriff actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand
Plainfielders
Rand
Killing Frost Destroys Crops Hurting Farmers
Frost devastates the strawberry crop and damaged sweet potatoes, leaving few farmers with harvests. Damage described as severe with widespread losses expected for Vicariaties, Mackiety Pawl, and related fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicariaties
Mackiety Pawl
Liedertafel Concert Tonight at Siegel's Newark
The Liedertafel group from Newark and Elizabeth, directed by Professor William Withesotage, performs tonight at Siegel's in Newark. A borough festival in Brooklyn is noted for July 1 with Urs concert at Quien's ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teuteriap
Siegel
Newark
Elizabeth
William Withesotage
Bey Will Rapéer
Urs
Pate Io
Lageam
Brooklyn
Halietic Party Forms With County Organizer Help
The fast ward treasurer and local figure Fred Wels joined to form a new organization led by County Organiser John Brea. The move appears tied to county party efforts as organizers push for local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onetateree
Fred Wels
John Brea
Wood's Wife Farewell Before Transfer to Prison
Somerville May 22 George H Wood murderer of George Williams Watchung grocer will be taken to New Jersey State prison today for a thirty year sentence. His wife visited him at the Somerset county jail and wept aloud. Wood remained unusually jovial despite the sentence and repeated that he is innocent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
George H. Wood
George Williams
Watchung
New Jersey
Somerset County
Yesternes
Littl
Wood
de Ie T
Williams
Veteran Jo gha Redfield Exhibits Civil War Marble Monument
Camden May 22 Jo gha Redfield of Clarksboro a prominent Grand Army of the Republic member displays a marble monument. He participated in many Civil War battles and is shown along Mount Ephraim Avenue in Camden during the exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Jo Gha Redfield
Clarksboro
Grand Army of the Republic
Mount Ephraim Vrenue
Dispute over game letters disrupts Calne clash
Fragmented OCR notes describe a disputed game between Calne and Beyonn Alves with player mentions such as Stenson, Adams, Neafary, Bradley, Myerbol, Ryan, and Gannon amid confusion about innings and lineups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beyonnalves
Stenson
Biand
Elisabeth
Adams
Neafary
Bradley
Ryan
R. F
Gannon
I. I
Roselle Park man held for grand jury in wife assault
William Br Wyckoff, 28, a garden truck peddler from Roselle Park, was arrested Saturday night on assault and battery charges involving his wife and jailed to await grand jury action. The report also contains garbled text about unrelated figures and later literary references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William BR. Wyckoff
Roselle Park
Wyckoff
Headlong From a Trolley Car in Newark
John Brown a trolley car conductor living on Mary Street near Mosroe tenns was found unconscious in City Hospital Newark after apparently falling from or being pushed from his car en route from Newark to Elim tele. He suffered a deep scalp wound on the back of the hand with no skull fracture and remained in the hospital this afternoon. Witnesses ponder if he was struck by a car hitching a woman near the ten Electric Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
Mary Street
Mosroe Te Nns
City Hospital
Newark
Brown
Eeu Fe Certon
Wall Street Brief on London Trading and Arbitrage Activity
A garbled Wall Street report notes London buying for the Srt deur at about 00,900 shares amid brisk activity since the opening. Mentions Meya-Londén bean and larger Duzer, and Southern Pacific and St. Paul as part of the arbitrage brokers. A stray line references specials at a tea store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Meya
Londén Tes Bean & Larger Duzer
Bleds
Southern Pacific
St. Paul
London
Srt Deur
Also Mentioned on This Page
MUSIC
State Entomologiet
Smith
Tomocrow
Emaeritag
Trolury
Joan Verant
The
Basgees
Mms bhesGte
Ceftaction
Sarsee
Presbyterian
General Assembly
Delegate
Mayor Berry
Almehouse
Rentley
Sweepel
Broodsand
Strenis
Westfitt
Weatfield
Board OF
Smnmenes
Plainfield
Corell
Vnlens Frat
Czhe
Seimerville
Ils
May So
Ua Wu Ieee Omnes Satan Ipa
Ofdar Williams Ie Inaoeia Ee
Yor
Tes
Sis
Ith
Killing Frost
Sotmeerio “Liedertafel
Halietic Party
Singing Evangelist
Sanket
John Redfield
Maine
Elizabeth ‘Daily Journal
IL. Brown
Waverly
Wall Street
Look
Merkel
New_York
Foote & Company
Wtocha
Bouda Grain
Amer, Sager
Otte
Onle
Lawis
Nashville
Manhattan
Bee
Merican Central
Ptt
Cera
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!