Patriotic sermon warns against neglect of duty and worship of money
The First Presbyterian Church in Paterson heard Rev Canfield tower denounce indifference to patriotic principles and the worship of wealth. He traced history from Babylon to modern America, urging service to God as the path to avoid national decline. The gathering featured two large American flags and the Orange Chapter banner, with Rev Taha Wobart presiding.
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Jerser
First Presbyterian
Canfield Tower
Church of Thie
Babylon
Violani
Fenner
America
D-day
Tony
Dre Jones
Orange Chapter
Taha Wobart
Chatham
Obi Jain
Presbyterians face Brown trial amid General Assembly debates
Atlantic City May 22 The second week of the Presbyterian General Assembly opened with focus on heresy trial income and committee reports on departmental consolidation church union and expansion to the mission. Discussion centered on the Brown case with speakers urging adherence to doctrinal standards and responses from church leaders about severing ties with ministers not in good standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Presbyterian General Assembly
He Brown
Union Theological Scniiiary
Kentral
Presbyterian Church
Carson
Stimpon Takes Oath as New War Secretary
Washington May 99 Henry J Stimpon sworn in as Secretary of War. Attended by Senator Rank and Representative Dwight of New York and Assistant Secretary of War, with General L Chiene present. John B Randolph administered the oath, marking a decade of service to the War Department.
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Stimpon
Journal
Washington
Henry J. Stim
New York
Ledig
Jacob My Dickinson
Tennisie
Dwight
Mar Oise
John B. Randolph
Memorial Commissioner Honored by Washington Ceremony
In Washington on May 22 a memorial honors Major Venta, described as engineer, artist and soldier. President Taft and senators praised him at a ceremony overlooking the city, with mentions of George W. Washington and other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arhington
Etty
Venta
Tla Berviers
George W Washington
Taft
Disorderly Residence Arrest Reported in City
A notation states a colored woman named Weir was arrested Sunday evening by Detective Krogan and officers Kuhn and Quinn for keeping a disorderly residence in the city. She was taken for a further hearing before Judge Mabon this morning.
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Weir Srown
Krogan
Polien
Quartera
Kuhn
Quinn
Nat
Thie
Iudge
Mabon
Nearly shot by little boy in Rahway incident
In Rahway on May 22 12 year old Christopher Middleton employed at Herman Weber's restaurant mishandled a 82 caliber revolver. The weapon discharged sending a bullet through a wooden box a front window and near Lyric Theatre soloist Charles McNally as he stood on Milton Avenue. Police officer Jacob Krause seized the gun. Middleton was placed on probation under Judge Buckley with school attendance supervision.
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Othe Journal
Rahway
Eldck Yewterday
Christopher Middleton
Herman Weber
Cherry’Street
Charles McNally
Milton Avenue
Lyric Theatre
Fred Cumande
Ne- Nally
Jacob Kraune
Main Street
Middleton
J.W. Buckley
Buckley
Krause
Weber
Mr. McNally
Last of Dental Talks for Pupils Tonight
The final talk in the Cherry Street School series on dental health, led by Dr. Herbert J. Wheeler of New York, will be at 8 o clock tonight in the assembly room. Wheeler, a New York State Board of Health member, will discuss teeth care and how New York schools address dental problems in municipal departments. The talk is open to the Board of Education and City Council, offering insight into a major public health issue.
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Uhlon County Dental Society
Cherry Street
Herbert J. Wheeler
New York
New York State Board of Health
Board of Education
City Council
Spite Fence Feud Ends After Police Move In
Police ended a growing spite fence quarrel on Bebriller Street after arresting John Andres and Joe Miller at 274 Schiller Street for alleged battery on Louis Hurowska. Court evidence showed a neighbor, Borawske, was assaulted during remonstrations. Andres and Miller received fines and bail set by Judge Mahon.
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Bebriller Street
Malton
Huebenbeck and
Reitman
John Andres
Schiller Street
Joe Miller
Nome
Louis Hurowska
Boraweka
Andres
Milley
Aew
Cathoda
Mahon
Borawske
Andres Ulaa
Empire Cloak and Buk Company Store Opens on Brad Street
Crowds gather for a grand opening at 104 Brad Street as Empire Cloak and Buk displays season’s latest fashions. Pred J Kelly, marketing manager, oversaw tasteful window arrangements in white and gold while MG Pockrass takes over as store manager directing a complete line of brand-new goods. Store hours include evenings with exceptions for Saturdays and Fridays.
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Empire Cloak and Buk
Brad Street
Pred J. Kelly
MG Pockrass
Lie People's Department
Peckrams
Ettmn
Axcapl
Fridare
Dentists Seek City Clinic After Outing in Huguenot
The Union County Dental Society, during its first annual outing to Huguenot, passed a resolution to petition the City Council for a 1,000 appropriation to establish a dental clinic in Elizabeth. The group appointed a committee to press the request under state law allowing up to 5,000. The day included a friendly baseball game, a banquet, and social events as members traveled by Captain George Coon's launch Comfort.
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Union County Dental Society
City Council
Etizabeth
Comel
Elizabeth
George Coon
Earl
Huguenot
Terra Marine
Hugh H. Lynch
Drs. Boer
Epatein
Aergenting
Tee de
Ank
Thin
Mre Aa
Wr. Charlies
Hardy
Summit
Vuice
Dra
Martin
Jones
Epstein
Wagner
Eaton
Adelberg
Dentista Art
Robert Wakefield
Cranford
Axsocianmatrolind
Hinman
Tomas
Frank
Hia
Dr. Thomas
Dr. Roberts
Dr. Stevens
Dr. Frank
Dr. Jones
Aloes
Racheller
Roberta
Avcanil
Degenring
Hoa
Robert] Wakefield
Dn LM
William A. Lowndes
J. Bartram Stevens
Thomas P. Frank
Thomas F. Waah
Alvin R. Eaton
Oscar Adelberg
William B. Martin
Marry Epstein
S Joseph T.wagnar
Joseph Whyrnman
William C. C. Philpot
Edward D. Frost
Charles F .Jones
Frank M. Enler
J. M. Dine
Albert FH. Mark
William B. Ley
A. Pereyetta
Adolph Degenring
George H. Hague
Thurles & Hardy
Nr. Thomas
Weaver
Flower
Dittler
Thieves Rob and Ransack Fallon Rubber Type Co. Head’s Home
A bold Saturday morning burglary at 202 Flicketh avenue, home of Henry Behmitt, Fallon Rubber Type Co. president, saw a 16 a carving knife and trading lamps stolen. Police report no clues yet as entry was via a rear screen door while Mrs. Schmidt and Mrs. Dennis McElhinney talked nearby. The lower part of the house showed the most damage with items scattered and the pocketbook missing.
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Henry Behmitt
Flicketh Avenue
Fallon Rubber Type Company
Schmidt Alray
Goun
Howse
Ric
Mra
Dennis
McElhinney
Mra. Schmidt
Fla
Fla Hone Ay She Was Out More Than Thean Minster
Mr. Schmidt
Alan
Man Arrests Ends in Gun Drawn in Saloon Front
Pietro Lange was arrested by Mainvlobhesman George Novalle and Patrolman Peter Buckley outside James LaCorte’s saloon at 630 Third Avenue after attempting to draw a revolver from his coat pocket. A struggle ensued as Lange tried to escape, later found to carry a knife and razor upon search. He faced Judge Mahon and was sent to county jail in default of a $500 bond.
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George Novalle
Peter Buckley
Pietro Lange
James LaCorte
Third Avenue
Dango
Langa
Latorre
Longo
Noon
Roy
Tange Wan
Judge Mahon
Tha
York
Memorial Week Millinery Sale Offers Trimmed Hats and More
Readable items include ready-to-wear trimmed hats priced from 3 to 9, with many styles described as beautifully trimmed. Stock mentions include cloths like willow, plume, and neopolitans, plus untrimmed shapes and new styles in Hench and teal. Department listings note discounts and selections across millinery offerings.
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Renny
Iaraea
Stewie
Teeth Pulled Cause Death
Raphael Stanziola of 328 Palmer Street died at General Hospital after two dental extractions. Witnesses say a jaw fracture occurred after the first tooth was removed and the shock from the second extraction may have caused his death. The case is being investigated by County Physician Westert.
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Raphael Stanziola
Palmer Street
General Hospital
Stanziola
Mwe
Hilesbeth
Wa2
Third Avenue
Wissiona
Bransiala
Raphael
Raptiael
Enle
Blanzida
Sey
Westent
Dreaming of Thieves Fires Bullet in Head
New York May 23. John McAleenan, son of McAteenan the pawnbroker, was shot in his head during a dream related incident. He died two hours later. Relatives found him unconscious. Police and coroner suspect accidental shooting, linked to years of nightmares about thieves.
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Tournal
New Oork
le Wan
M Gurghir
John McAleenan
McAteenan
McAleenat
Hia
Ahenan
Elizabeth Man Named Head of Cutter Service
The White House announced the appointment of Captain Berthelf of New Jersey as commandant of the revenue cutter service. He had been stationed in Detroit for several years and outranked by a nearby official.
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Elizabeth Man
Cutter Service
Washington
Berthelf
Both
Revanié Cidter Aérvier
White House
Toway
Detroit
Severnl
Berthelt
Eterntet
Wall Street Market Opens Volatile Amid Mixed Advances
Telegraph dispatch reports a choppy market at the open with several rail and industrial stocks advancing while declines appeared in others. The morning saw fluctuating prices as government bonds traded unevenly and overall activity remained subdued into midmorning.
Sealer Seizes Large Amounts of Weights and Boxes
William Z. Render, a weight and measure sealer, reported that on Saturday a large seizure occurred in Elizabeth. About 2,000 ice cream boxes in pint and quart sizes and many weighty baskets and scales were confiscated from Newark peddlers. Some boxes were short in capacity, with bottoms and bottoms altered to cheat buyers. The seized scales varied and included defective pieces. Render vows action against wholesalers to curb shortages.
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Elizabeth
William Z. Ronder
Todor
Pawoon
Render Tates
Newark
Hern
Rodn
Aines
Sama
Bender
Render
Thekatern
Mother Ends Her Life to Ease Family Suffering
Telegraphed from New York May 22. Atta Gexene Hellrowler, driven by grief over her husband’s death eighteen months earlier and the burden of caring for two invalid children, killed herself and her two children, Henry 12 and May 19, in their Brooklyn home at 134 Coffey Street. A note left by Hellrowler described their wish to end their suffering and referenced the family’s agony. The document also gave funeral directions and relatives’ notification.
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Tawenatt
New York
Atta
Gexene Hellrowler
Tor
Anna
Coffey Strout
Brooklyn
Henry
Pam
Tenry
Collision injures man near Slorpey Street and Delart Place
Me resident Devanney sustained non serious injuries after a collision with a car at slorpey street and Delart place in the evening. Walle transported Devanney in his muteminbile to a nearby physician for treatment.
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Devanney
Slorpey Street
Delart Place
Devaniney
Dielo
Walle
Mr. Devanner
Falls from trolley injure man on East Jersey street
Gorge Baule fell from a running board of a trolley at East Jersey street near Feweth while boarding at 6 Court street last evening. He was taken to the Alexian Hospital with injuries not considered serious.
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Gorge Baule
Court Atreet
East Jersey Atreet
Feweth
Alexian
Hospitul
Sericna
Aviator Pardet Injured In 50 Foot Fall
In Rheims on Rettany Plain today Avistor Pardet suffered a broken shoulder and other injuries after a 50 foot fall from his aeroplane. His machine wrecked in the incident.
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Trey
somma+ Rheims
Rettany Plain
Avistor Pardet
Family killed by gas in Brooklyn home
Mrs Gosene Schroeder and her two children Henry 32 and May 20 were found dead in their Brooklyn house. Doors and windows were tightly closed and gas permeated the dwelling. Telegraph dispatch from New York May 22.
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Lowendl
New York
Gosene Schroeder
Henry
Brooklyn
Anvernt Ena Jeta
Saloon License Transfers Stir Controversy at West
At a recent Exiviae Board meeting Sigmund Welt was granted a personal license to operate a saloon at 1900 Fleetbeth Avenue. A transfer petition from Heenan to Bauer faces delays while the board awaits required signatures. Foreclosure on the building by Peter Hrejl City Brewery Company puts Bauer in control, sparking questions about who legally runs the saloon during the transition.
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Laat
Board of
Exviae
Hebt
Sigmund Welt
Rondurt
Annion
Fleabeth Avenue
Welt
Aoo Haver
Keyport
Heenan
West
Bauer
Bauer Is Being Clremated. This Morning the Gettion
Inv
Exview Board
Excise Ronch
Peter Hrejl City Brewery Company
Kana
Weloon Sa
Han
Fixcine Board
Hin Ea
Censon
Mer
Wos
Brains
Mauer Han
Elizabeth Imt
Premier Monts improves after crash amid war minister's funeral
Paris May 22 premier A Ernest Monts slightly improves after a seroplane accident at Tany les Moulinéaux that killed War Minister Berteaux. Doctors say he is recovering despite fines. A state funeral will be held for Berteaux. Sports notes report Henry Weymann, the American entrant, withdrew after a mechanical issue. Verdrinn led a race leg from Tre to Angouleme, 281 miles in 3 hours 48 minutes at 74 mph, despite a 10 minute false start handicap. Gilbert restarted from Angouleme amid heavy fog. the air service route to San Sebastian and Madrid is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Learnat
Paris
A. Ernest Monts
Yrater
Tany-les- Moulinéaux
Henri Maurice Berteaur
Srmn
Thay
Berteaux Anting Monis
Henri Deutsch de la Meurthe
France
Henry Weymann
Terre
Trey
Angouline
M. Gilbert
Lant Leroy
Anminlome
San Sebastian
Madrid
Vhurraday
Gibert
Angouleme
Partin
England Warms to Coronation Observers by Air
May 22 in Fandon reports the Home Office plans to bar aeroplanes over coronation events following yesterday's Paria disaster. Some aviators announced plans to witness the coronation from the air, while another crash injured Anis Frey in the west.
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Fandon
Paria
Home Office
Funeral for Frank S. Elliott Held in Philadelphia
The funeral of Frank S. Elliott vice president of the Philadelphia National League Hareball ub was held at his residence in Philadelphia this afternoon. A large turnout of friends and baseball figures from the Philadelphia and Chicago teams attended, honoring Elliott's prominent role in the sport.
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Philadelphia
Frank S. Elliott
Philadelphia National League
Hareballub
Chicago
Temaine
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