Musicians and Mechanics Split Over Governor's Island Band
At a joint meeting in City Council Chamber, the Junior Order United American Mechanics Local 161 and the American Federation of Musicians debated the fading of the Governor's Island Band. The unions parted with plans to influence the outcome, while the C C A band remained bound to the original agreement, with tensions rising as the Detroit convention nears. About twenty members of the American Mechanics adjourned.
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United American Mechanion
American Federation of Musicians
Rctherape Cee
Plans for Water Parade Meeting Set at Laurie's Hall
The owners of vessels interested in the Inland Sound water parade plan a meeting at Laurie's Hall 50 Marshall Street Saturday at 5 o clock. A preliminary meeting has been held and plans are partially complete. A large attendance is expected with efforts to ensure a bright display for the parade.
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Sta
Laurie's Hall
Marshall Street
200 Hungarians Parade in City On June 8
About 200 Hungarians in the city will participate in a June 8 parade. Twenty will be mounted, forming a line along Third Street and Avenue. Participants include Mikalkovita, Milathovits, Brody, and others from local Hungarian groups.
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Mikalkovita
Joke Milathovits
Bteven
Brody
Rehearsing Songs for Battleday Celebration Crowded Mall
A crowded Columbia Mall last night hosted rehearsals for the Battleday event. Local organizers and band leaders prepared song medleys amid a festive, community atmosphere as attendees gathered for the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battleday Celebration
Olumbia Mall
of the Ringing Socials
Laederkrang
Batheday Wong Emin
Wesnenda Sdb
Trolley Line Aids New Orange Development Plan
Elmire residents back a trolley link to New Orange with a three mile route from Lyona Farms to the city and Newark. Wealthy contributors pledge funds after a free right of way agreement, aiming for construction to begin soon and service by November 3.
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Elmire
Yabe
Are Eax
Timite
Hitside Hell
Lyona Farms
Newark
Long
Conference on the Mosquitoes in New Jersey Meeting
A late evening gathering of officials at the Board of Health rooms in Newark discussed mosquito extermination, with attendees listed as present though details are incomplete. The report notes a focus on public health measures and regional concerns about vector control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Board of Health
Bregd Street
Newark
Washington Senor Mess Returns Home For Remainer
From Washington United States Senator Mess arrived home the night before the remainer He called on the President to bid him farewell The President and Senator Kean discussed an extra session of Congress to be held in the fall on November 13 The exact date not clear in the account The report notes election preparations and free sites continued until the new year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Seniator Mess
Washington
Testaveay
Kean
Congress
Meeday
Bail to Appear Before Grand Jury for Assault
A court records note an individual to appear before a grand jury on assault charges. The notice lists no further names or dates in the readable portion.
Professor Gughrue, Penal Ly 8. Bans, Ladicr Tailor
Fragmented OCR text provides few readable facts about individuals named Professor Gughrue and a tailor, with mentions of penalties and bans. No coherent event or context emerges from the legible portions to form a full news item.
Fe Seapets Hatin Steers Lr
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Fe Seapets and Hatin steering a vessel or unit. Readable fragments provide minimal event details and no clear outcome or date. Likely a local brief note. no further concrete facts available to establish a full item.
Rumors of Naval Battle Supplant Press In London
London reports circulate that Japanese and Russian fleets may have clashed near Formosa with battleship movements toward the Pacific. Manila cites a fleet of fifty warships east of the Kuriles on May 20, while St. Petersburg echoes the claim, prompting eager speculation on a possible clash between Togo’s and Rozin fleets as reports arrive from naval circles.
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London
Formons
Bashi Channel
Pacific
Saat
Formosa
St. Petersburg
Wodjestven
Manila
Rusalan
Togo
Pacific Ocean
Formoas
the Pacific
Ts Lw
Dovaie
Brokaw Poilson Suit Settled
New York May 5 The sensational breach of promise case brought by Katherine Poilson against W Gould Brokaw for 280000 was interrupted in court as counsel moved to end proceedings. The brief pause halted testimony and signaled an unexpected settlement or termination of the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Katherine Poisson Aginst
W. Gould Brokaw
Millonaire Ol
Guidheman
Justice Dowling
Pennsylvania Judge Killed by Train Reportedly
A Pennsylvania judge was struck and killed by a train in a rural area near Papasoe County. The incident involved a locomotive belonging to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Authorities are investigating the sequence of events and whether misfortune or negligence led to the fatal accident.
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Pennsylvania
Papasoe County
Baltimore and
Ohio
Ballromt
Free Life Insurance Rates Detailed in Local Notice
Fragmentary OCR shows a public notice about life insurance rates with garbled phrases. It indicates graded rates and policy terms but lacks full details, making precise figures or names unclear.
Mayor Weavers Vigorous Action Sparks City Office Turmoil
Philadelphia May 25 A court injunction to remove Directors Potter and Acker was met with a bold mayoral response. Mayor Weaver, aided by Judge James Gay Gordon and detectives Bond and Duey, ordered Smyth and Costello from the public works and safety offices, seizing control and barring non permit holders from entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Sheldon Potter
A. Lincoln’ Acker
Weaver
Costello
Department Ofices
Bullitt
Select Council
Hémayor
Smyth
Janes Gay Gordon
Donaghy
Bond
Duey
Director of Public Works
Department
M Mayor
Dusy
Director of Public Safety
Great Minster in Washington Presbyterians weigh central church
Winona Lake Ind May 25 The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church decided to investigate Justice Harlan's proposal for a central church in Washington D C The committee issued a vigorous defense of the project and discussed preventing beer sales to Princeton Inn students while considering temperance committee measures The assembly also took up reports on publication and Beth Beth school work after recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Lake
Ind
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
Justice Harlan
Reberth
Ee Tae Ae Iy
Boy Fatally Injured in Fall from Second Story
John Adolph, son of Otto Adolph of 524 Marshall Street, was injured yesterday after a fall from a neighbor’s building. Hoffmann, playing with other children, fell through the gap and triggered a rescue by his mother. Believed to have suffered a brain concussion in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Adolpbh
Otto Adolph
Marshall Street
Frendother
Hoffmann
Boy Finds Mother Dead on Floor at Home
A 10 year old named Charles Rixon found his mother Mrs Sarah Ann Beatty dead on the floor at 120 Smith Street yesterday noon. County Physician Westcott reports death likely apoplexy. Beatty, a widow aged 38, had two sons, Charl and Bertram, and recently lost her second husband Mr Beatty. Funeral arrangements were being made for tomorrow afternoon.
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Charles Rixon
Sarah Ann Beatty
Ome
Smith Street
Eland
Erie
Journal
Westcott
Lyceum Theatre Faces Music Fight and Possible Closure
The Oval Musicians Union pressures Lyceum Theatre to hire a five‑member orchestra for May to July vaudeville shows, though manager Plimmer argues cost and need prevent it. The Trades Council reviews the dispute and grants time for reply, with a threatened strike if unresolved. Plimmer has not renewed the theatre lease, hinting at a Saturday closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oval Musicians’ Union
Lyceum Theatre
Wimmer
New York
Total Union
Plimmer
Trades Council
Camp Sewell To Parade June Eighth
Camp Sewell records show a monthly meeting and annual inspection led by Captain T F McCarthy. The camp plans to turn out a full contingent for the parade, with committee appointments for decoration. a memorial service at St John’s Church is planned for Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Sewell
T. F. McCarthy
Department of New Jerey Eee
Faa
Cain” ‘Witt
St. John’s Church
Sued Julius Hagin in District Court over building materials
Julie Hagin of South Park Street faced a district court suit brought by widow Mrs Rene Segalovaky of 350 Wall Street. The claim seeks 298.83 for building materials allegedly supplied by Segalovaky to Hagin’s late husband, with the deal not completed.
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Juliue Hagin
South Park Street
District Court
Rene Segalovaky
Wall Street
Hagin
Dade
Foreign orders affect Singer Factory departments
Hamburg and Wittenberg orders have kept soy is departments of bingery in the past weeks, affecting hatte makers and speed straight enere workers. The report notes disruption to production lines and potential delays in shipments.
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Singer Factory
Hamburg
Wittenberg
Ahattte Makers
Rik
Express Cars Travel Newark Elizabeth Via Lyons Farms Bridge
Express cars from Trenton and New York will run to Plainfield and between Newark and Elizabeth by way of Lyons Farms over the new bridge. This line notes service tomorrow using Lyons Farms route to connect major cities.
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Lyons Farms
Trenton
New York
Plainfield Care
Newark
Elizabeth
New Bridge
Levy's Shoe Stores Ad Heads for Local Scene
An OCR fragment shows Levy's Shoe Stores on ereed street and a ferend street with unusual wording. The readable portion hints at an advertisement or notice for footwear retail in a local area, but crucial details are missing to specify dates, prices, or exact actions.
Union Musicians Protest Halts Reston Centennial Parade
In Reston the union musicians withdrew from the centennial celebration parade amid objections to non-union bands. Five thousand attendees watched as organizers barred union performers, linking the protest to AFL affiliations and local labor tensions.
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Reston
Union Muuiciens of
Thin City
Paradl Hye mii
Rand Commandery
Governor refuses to order out troops parade
Cahenst Colling stated after noon that he had received no information of the governor s refusal to order the parade of the regiment. He announced he would immediately prepare his application to the adjutant general through Major General Hemeer at Jersey City for station re regiment parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cahenst- Colling
Afternson
Geeral
Sarret Hemeer
Jersey City
Wall Street Mood Shifts From Despair to Buoyancy
A fragmented May market piece notes sentiment turning from pressing gloom to buoyancy. It mentions Union Pacific and Erie as active names, with Ontario references, reflecting a broader stock market mood swing in a charted New York session.
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New York
London
Ix Union Pacifc
Stesla
Ontario
Erie
Foote & Compe
Ten Brekerd
Broad Street
Itlaaber
Lew
Amal
OH de Amer
Bay Atchison
Ak Cher
Miya
Rap
Canad
Mit
Cal
UL Central
Louie
Nashville
Manhattan
Pacific
Nik
West
N.Y
Comtral
Ont
Oe Pew Prople
Southern Pacific
Chief Tenney Elected Vice President
At the DCI meeting on May 25 in the presence of the International Police Association, the following officers were elected to new posts including Chief Tenney as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenney
DCI
Te Are
International Police Association
Third Degree Testimony on Miss Hayden Confession
A girl asserts she was coerced under third degree methods to confess. Mystery remains unsettled as investigators reexamine evidence and statements. Despite claims of duress, authorities pursue clarity on the Hayden case amid conflicting testimonies and delayed conclusions.
Portraits Added to New Jersey State House Collection
In Trenton on May 35, oil paintings of ex Governor Franklin Murphy and late Chancellor Williamson were presented to Custodian Welsaman. The Murphy portrait, acquired under a state law appropriation, will hang in the executive office, while the Williamson portrait, donated by Mrs. Keally Williamson of Elizabeth, will hang in the chancery court room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
State House
Franklin Murphy
Williamson
Welsaman
Murphy
Hiteausd
New Jersey
Keally E. Wiltiamson
Elisabeth
Chancery
Seigfried Robbling Reported Found in Kentucky
New York May 25. Word that Robbling the miming sea of Hendersonville located in Kentucky. Vincent Nerman Col ling's secretary said the bay had been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siegfried Robbling
Kentucky
New York
Robbling
Hendersonville
Vincent Nerman
Colling
Insult to President Roosevelt Sparks D C Row
In Washington D C a heated exchange erupts as critics lash out at President Roosevelt with sharp insults, drawing attention to the ongoing debates over education policy and federal oversight.
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