Holy Name Societies Parade Draws 2500 in Union City
The second annual Holy Name Societies parade in Union City drew about 2,500 participants including young men and bands. Monsignor O Grady and Dean Geesnop addressed the crowd as the procession from St Patrick’s and other churches moved along Main Street to Elizabeth Hospital where a benediction was held.
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Holy Name Societies
Mnion
Sorwden
St. Elgabeth Hospital
Patrick's
Church of Vartinge
Bt Society
Enene Thoman
Flatley
Newark
St. Surred
St. Patrick's
Union Siare
Phinee
Thaw 16 Remanded To Mathewsn Hospital
In White Plains on October 12 Harry K Thaw was recommitted to the Mattewsn Hospital for the Criminal Insane after the court refused his plea for a jury trial on sanity. Justice Mills ordered the recommitment as legal avenues on appeal proceeded. Thaw’s mother Mrs Willem Thaw and sister Mrs Cs were present in the courtroom.
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White Plains
Hary K
Mathewsn Hospital
Justice Mills
White Platna
Thay
J Meving Appeared Mvaee Ty A Habras Cor'is Attorneye, Datce Milfilek
Court of Aa
Ped R Thay
Mre
Willem Thaw
Mra
Foaiah Thaw
Fire Alarm At Central Transfer Yard After Acid Blaze
Hundreds gathered at the Central transfer freight yards when a freight car caught fire. Smoke from tar barrels burned heavily as water streams from a hose failed to quell the blaze, leaving observers wary of danger.
Death in sight of mother in Pearl Street home
Mrs. Thomas Patete of 715 Pearl Street reported her 1 year 4 month old daughter Medeline began choking while playing on Saturday afternoon. Neighbors rushed the child to St Elizabeth Hospital but she died soon after. Doctors suspect a foreign substance, possibly a swallowed button, caused the tragedy though certainty remains uncertain. The scene included overheard comments from observers and a shopkeeper near the Patete residence.
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Thomas Patete
Pearl Street
Medeline
Momthe
Dlars
Herries Alkraved
Nelaghborn
Bt. Elisabeth Hospital
John H. P. Conover
PESTROYED BY FIRE
A terse, garbled newspaper fragment mentions a fire event and related banner text. The readable portions imply damage or destruction by flame and reference to a journal or publication. Limited legible names or precise details prevent fuller context.
Fire destroys Bohanker home. two sons save mother
Early morning blaze at 421 Court Street completely leveled a two and a half story wooden house owned by Louis Bohanker. Fire officials suspect incendiary origin while sons Frank, 17, and Jacob, 20, carried their seriously ill mother to safety. Loss nears $6,000 with adjoining tenement and groceries also damaged.
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Louis Bohanker
Court Street
Priat Cait Geretung
Chie Gerstang
Tainly
Peter Miller
Se Batty
Winlows
Frank
Jace
Samuel Schanker
Mr. Schanker
Bond Street
Abe
Ray
Ron Abe
Cathheneile
Cree Lee
Tisek
Bemuel Bchanker 'Ade
Debs Train Stop Fails to Lure Crowd in Newark
Socialist presidential candidate Eugene V. Debs failed to stop in Newark as scheduled, leaving a disappointed crowd at Central Railroad Station. The train continued to Elizabeth and then Newark, with Debs speaking briefly at the Singer Sewing MachineCompany before proceeding to his next stop. Officials and supporters from several cities were present to hear the tour.
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Gene V. Deb
Central Railroad
Elizabeth
Pes
Binger Sewing Maching Company
Newark
Joan Bocialista
Bodalinis
Bisa
Mravlag to Address Twelfth Ward Republicans
Victor Mravlag Republican candidate for Mayor of Elisabeth accepted an invitation to address the Twelfth Ward Republican Club next Monday evening. He will outline his platform in detail, aiming to present voters with a clearer view of his proposed policies if elected.
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Victor Mravlag
Eilesbeth
Twelfth Ward
Republican Club
Hastings
Dy. Mraving
Woman stabbed in scuffle with man at hospital area
Albert Green a 90-year-old colored man is jailed after a daytime assault on Ida at her home near Reed General Hospital. He allegedly followed her, tried to force his attentions, and attacked her with a knife after she repulsed him. He was arraigned in police court and remanded on $500 bail.
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Albert Green
General
Green
Idaaml
Pease
Mahon
Aml
Buick Model 10 wins at Motor Parkway speed trial
Public notice describes a Buick Model 10 victory at a Motor Parkway event with a time under two hours and seven minutes, alongside other makes like Mitchell Gyroecopa Reo. It mentions agents in Veronion county and a notable dinner honoring attendees with epicurean wines and lengthy toasts.
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Mitchell
Gyroecopa
iNlae
Reo
OL Eerie
Eemedia Sl
Auto Cu
Veronion County
County Rally Planned with Enthusiasm in Elizabeth
A Union County Republican Clubs rally is proposed for October 22 at the Lyceum Theatre in Elizabeth New Jersey. The event will feature national speakers candidates and club presidents, with decorations red fire banners and a marching band between depots.
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Dix
Atspines
Union County League of Republican Clube
Lyceum
Thara
Greve
Eab-Commities
Charles A. Trimble
League
Nien
Elie Beage
Union County League. of
Republican Clubs
Yeeom
Broad @reet
Elizabeth
N.J
Peurcey
Elisabeth
Ton Committee
Einb
Gabe
Pompone
Epo
Specind Tormeke
Mike Ate Addrese
Ita
Spd
Preetat
LeAgue of RE. Publican Clube
Aged Man Struck By Central Train In Elizabethport
Hyman Mierich age 74 of 110 Lueger Street Brooklyn was struck by a Central Railroad train near Elizabethport while trying to board homeward. He suffered a severe scalp wound and shock, was taken to Alexian Hospital, and listed as improving later that day.
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Hyman Mierich
Lueger Street
Brooklyn
Bern
Metropolitan Paint Works
Pine and
Third Streets
Alexian Hospital
Mierich
Central Railroad
Elizabethport
Browlytt
Women Save Infant From Fire At Rankin Row Apartments
Prompt action by Mrs VenPort and other Rankin Row residents broke through a locked Anton home door rescuing a year old infant from a kitchen crib as thick smoke filled the apartment. They carried the child outside to fresh air before firefighters arrived as a stove fire caused smoke and danger.
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David VenPort
Rankin Row
Elizabeth Avenue
First Street
Anthony Anton
Anton
Public admiration shapes actors in theatre history
Elizabeth Mattress introduces a curious ad amid a discussion on public affection for players. The passage reflects on how silent audience responses influence artistic work, citing Maude Adams and Sir Henry Irving as examples of personal influence altering careers and life choices.
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Ioe Parerd Nee ‘Patterson
Theatre Magazine
Han
Minn’ Maude Adama
Ari Wotor
Sir Henry Irving
Sir Henry
Ue Boy
Collins Statements Voters Favor Refunding Bonds and City Improvements
Gen Collins issues a pre primary broadcast outlining support for refunding of ad justment bonds and financing street and sewer improvements. He argues fiscal prudence, lowering saloon numbers, and expanding public capacity while maintaining a manageable debt to valuation ratio.
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Ion
Elky Han
Sandes Sears
Bern
Praderhaer
Wall Street Weathered by Market Rise and Cautious Brokers
A telegraphic report from New York notes speculative activity moderating as buyers hesitate over cautious conditions. Steel and Pacific rail shares rise, but limited stock availability strains demand. Early gains push some issues higher while others lag, signaling mixed sentiment in a volatile session.
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Lawton
Apain
Belova
Druk
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