Priest Laid To Rest In Westfield Funeral Rites
The funeral of Reverend P. Meotarthy pastor of Westfield was conducted with services at St Marys Holy Trinity and others attending from Newark Jersey City and nearby parishes. Mourners included members of the parish and clergy as the body lay in state and was later interred at a local church cemetery.
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P. Meotarthy
By Charen
Westfield
Ste Elizabe
Amiongy
Weetfield
O'Connor
Elwrel
Pariely Jacobrel
Weluck
Penoon
Pater
Chef O'Neil
Hev
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Yokor
Os Joomla
Joe Fog
Ofcmien
Hariee
Gindiné
St Soverhea
Charles A
Eudingy
St. Mary's
Homer
Bedgers Church
Gels Hedweays
Mar
Isaac B. Veters
Ste Perve
Ste Perve's Voy Brttiewaek, Shy Ttendat A Mop O'Conner
Holy Cros
Rey Ie
Moon
Ferretti
A. Noonan
Josay
Elizabeth
Clathatty
Dimes Church
Newark
Heynohls
Westfeld
Matthies Miller
Thomas Dowd
St. Rose of Lima's
A. Hohman
Edward
Ception
Montclair
Short Hills
St. Rose of Ery
Dame
Sendder
Woestfield
Tuttle
Thane
Meo Solder
Austine
Tin City
Qiven Parretty
Dervices
Farrelly
Wustous
Jovity
Bank Theft Arrests Highlight Local Financial Crime
In a local case, a suspect faces charges tied to the alleged theft of 517,000 from a First National Bank. The incident is connected to a substitute money manipulation scheme near Elm and involves Elizabeth Commercial College and Union Business College in related financial activity.
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Chauaney Jayetaster
Stamps Bought for Plague Relief Fund Sparks Debate
A report details a plan where 30,000 stamps are sold to raise money for tuberculosis and polio relief, with proceeds supporting Red Cross aid, hospitals, and food and clothing for the needy. The Singer Company and Linden plant are noted as key players in distributing stamps.
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Red Cross
Local Society For Prevention of Tuberculosis
Singer Company
Ernie Gonnen
Staal
Otter Bey
Manuttcomuings
Perscod
Rominler
Riis
Qurh Bowan
Atl
Society For
Embheth
Phagh
Fiat
Genether Simaller
Wumpaisn
New Jersey
Eliabeth
Mart
Phey Ee
Pawkuwes
New Librarian Plans Change Elizabeth Hall Library
Claudes Ac George takes charge of the Elkalmth Public Library and Reading Room in Elizabeth, reorganizing the library with a systems approach. He vows to resist external influence, prioritize up to date acquisitions, and preserve applications, while considering local Democratic county leadership and committee reorganizations.
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Elizabeth
Claudes Ac George
Elkalmth
Gisele
George
Taet Speaks to Children at Harton Institute
President Taft visited Harton Institute in Harton Virginia on November 24. He inspected the elaborate program by students, observed drills, greeted trustees, and had luncheon with Principal Dr Frizzell. In the afternoon he addressed the pupils aboard the Mayflower before leaving for Washington. Dr J Herbert Keenan relocates to 319 Union Avenue.
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Frizzell
Mr.Taft
Washington
Port Miniature Strike Led by Mere Boy
A small strike at the port disrupted paving work on Court Street when five dumpcart drivers employed by Samuel Sampson refused to work for 85 per day. A 12 year old boy, David Brown, sat on his cart and refused to aid, prompting others to quit and leaving only one contractor wagon to proceed.
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Mere Boy
Samuel Swapson
Court Street
David Brown
Brown
Se Wan
City Dock
Ourt Street
Sampson
Gompers Re-Elected Leader Amid Labor Debate
A garbled report shows Samuel Gompers again heading the labor movement amid demonstrations and political tension. The text mentions electing Morrison and other officers, calls for protest against corporate policy, and references to U S Steel and public conferences.
Stargap Crashes Near Pier as Regatta Permits Spark Confusion
Weathered notes describe a collision involving the bark and steamer during a New York regatta permit process. The piece mentions ship names, dates, and a stray reference to an updated funeral home address. The chaotic OCR blends multiple topics, but the core event centers on maritime vessels colliding near a harbor with regatta permits under discussion.
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Fey
Awe
New York Navy
Children Start a Fire Playing with Matches
Fragmented readable text suggests a local incident where children started a fire while playing with matches. The garbled OCR mentions ways, locations, and names, but the core event is a child influenced fire start with potential nearby safety concerns. No clear motive or injuries documented.
Man Admits Guilt In Theft Case Amid Alibi Claim
The defendant admitted guilt in a theft case and offered a partial alibi. Prosecutors allege the accused used a factory worker’s access to steal copper and sell it to a broker. Authorities note the incident occurred during a period when several similar thefts were reported. The trial proceeding continues with further testimony expected.
Aged Woman and Her Father Remembered in Obituary
An obituary from Elizabeth town records the death of an elderly woman and honors her father, noting extensive family ties and local connections. The service and interment details are listed, with mentions of Sayre family, kin and community members attending.
Fragmentary Local Notice Sparks Confusion at Downtown Streets
Vague OCR text describes ill appearing individuals in front of Macks Hom and vague references to Kent's Storage Warehouse and Sughrue's Dancing School. Mentions packed and shipped items, a theater, and a collision at a toy shop with dated event references. The fragmentary lines imply a messy street scene with scattered names and places.
U S Victory in Oil Company Dissolution Suit
The St Louis court sustains most points in the government’s dissolution case against an oil firm. Justice Hight and the panel express approval of the decree, with officials in Washington jubilant and predicting further prosecutions and tightened government oversight.
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St. Louis
Wall Street Rumors and Market Vibe Reported
The page notes ongoing market chatter and copper focus with varied responses. It mentions a Poultry section and several price points, with headlines about prices, interest, and a potential appeal, all within a busy financial and consumer goods context.
Market Movements After Storm Hit New York Exchange
Reading from yesterday's reports the market saw a drop as snow impacted trading and prices fell across sectors. Officials noted a general selloff following a government decision and investors reacted to weaker levels in the closing hours.
Journal to bulletin all football results
The Bulletin lists football results for various colleges and teams. It mentions UW spree State High and Arbor matches with notes on outcomes and timings, reflecting a period sports roundup.
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Journal TO Bulletin
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