Labor Sermons Urge Church Unity with Workers
Clergymen in Elizabeth and at Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church urged workers and ministers to unite for labor reforms. Rev H H Gifford preached that the church should cooperate with labor groups to improve wages and conditions, citing Labor Day observances and Christian duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Gifford
Grace Church
Elizabeth
A. R. Hall
Jersey Street
Labor Bay
American Federation of Labor
Toronto
Gifford
America
United
Church of the
Ithina
Uifford
Cain
Jesus Christ
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Samuel Uy Knowden
Tabor
Faher- Wen
Saloon Gamblers Arrested in Saturday Raid
Police, including Patrolmen Dobomay and Morn and Detective-Sergeant Lake Milteon, arrested four gamblers and a saloon keeper after a raid on a Front street establishment. Prisoners were taken to the Second precinct. each faced a fine of 513.83 and linked to a criminal case record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobomay
Lake Milteon
William
Painful injuries reported while boarding car incident
A confusing OCR fragment notes a painful injury during boarding a vehicle with scattered names and locations. The readable bits mention persons and a site, but the text is garbled, lacking clear action details or a coherent event. Further context is needed to identify accurate names, places, and outcomes.
Playground program closes at No. 1 school
A public playground event at School No 1 Sime day afternoon featured a varied exercise program. John K Schmidlin praised pupils as 24 050 total attendees over 44 days showed strong interest. Organizers urged more playgrounds next year and thanked the Board of Education and others for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Schmidlin
Old injury to eye may blind Kirkman
Police Sergeant John H. Kirkman of Mary Street is laid up and threatened with blindness after an eye injury from a whip nine years ago during police work. His damaged eye shows a growth and the other eye is affected. he experiences headaches and rheumatic trouble following the incident and ongoing police duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Kirkman
Mary Street
Hiden
Hong
Hagen
Tebar
Despondent youth poisons self over job loss
Thomas Walker, 17, drank poison at Nin aunt Schmidt’s home after losing work with Charles E. Pountney coal firm and claimed a jealous co worker spread falsehoods. He survived after hospitalization, with authorities unsure of the poison. Walker, from Elizabeth, had spoken of a man he worked with at Heidritter and Pountney who he said caused his dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soa
Thomas Walker
Theodore Schmidt
Olive Street
General Hospital
Charles E. Pountney
Taot Friday
Walker
Nyima
Litsle Schmidt
Pring
Schmidt
Ars Arhmidt
Walker Ba
Sehardt
Elizabeth
William Walker
The
Sin
Newark
Mr. Pountney
Nee
Perigaeld Saag
Joe
Ben
School Necessities and Health Advice Notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions costs, care guidance, and a physician reminder about milk and children. The readable parts reference prices for essentials, a phone or contact line, and a public health oriented prompt to seek professional guidance. Names, dates, or clear events are not present.
Morning Ball Games Log From St Louis and Nearby Cities
Morning baseball results show St Louis beat Pittsburgh and New York defeated Brooklyn, with various scores and batter pairings listed. Several games were postponed or called due to rain, and a number of cities including Montreal Buffalo Toronto and Cleveland were noted for later or doubleheaders in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Buffalo
Toronto
Rochester
Baltimore
Cleveland
Chicago
Missing Boy In Search As Family Pleads For Return
George Hignett, 15, vanished with William Gallagher during a wider investigation of two youths missing that month. His anxious parents, who describe him as quiet and serious, travel towns near the Singer plant while authorities trace their steps toward Chester and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hignett
William Gallagher
Eere Tester
Harry van Name
Samant 1
Moore & Bons’ Corporation
Gallagher Ins Re
John Brogas
Ignott
Hin
Hignett
Nts
Angnat
Singer Plant
Gallagher
Tate
Chester
New York
Newark
Flag Raisings Honor Catholic Heritage At St. Patrick's
A Catholic ceremony at St. Patrick's High School featured Rev Father Lundy and Dean Martin as a flag was unfurled in memory of the parents of Fire Commissioner Cox. Students sang the Star Spangled Banner as clergy praised Catholic contributions to American history and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Lundy
Dean Martin (Kasner
St. Patrick's High School
William T. Cox
Jackson Park
Jimena L. O'Neill
St. Pattick’n Parish
Mr. O'Neill
Father Lundy
Maryland
Lord Baltimore
Charles Carroll
Carrol Ton
Malley
Sons
St. Patrick
Philadelphia
Washington
Ile
Bissars of Charity
Keene's Condition Serious After Accident
Lasington Sept 6 A report notes James R. in serious condition after injuries suffered in an incident. Authorities say no further details are available at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasington
Jamas R
Asbury Park Baby Parade Promises Pageant Grandeur
The twentieth annual baby parade in Asbury Park drew 100000 spectators along Ocean Avenue as over 800 children aged from a few weeks to fourteen years showcased decorated carriages and wagons. Queen Titania X led a royal pageant with a 100-strong court amid a festival scene, while judges from Philadelphia to New York awarded prizes including a Buick automobile. the event featured representations from nearly every U.S. state and included college entries and dozens of moms busiest with decorations and costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Aise
Theen
Titaniia X
Indorella
Real Tifsly Minn Gillan E. Bexton
Mra
M. E. Bexton
Anbury Park
Coen Avenue
Jor Wenshell
Thay
Ocean Avenue
Canina
Fifth
Sunset Avenues
United States
College Toere
New York City
Reading
Samuel Heilner
Philadelphia
Spring Lake
G. N. Davies
Sea Bright
Walter A. Lawson
New York
H. Stacy Smith
Newark
Titania X
W. Harvey Jones
George &. Ferguson
John A. Hill
Borden
Mik Company
Allenruival Everte
Marjorie Mabeile Front
William Aubrey William
Sidney Williams
Prosecutor to Probe Perjury Charge In City Case
Amid communication delays Prosecutor Swift is expected to file perjury charges against Mary Daley a 13 year old who admitted last year to aiding a key witness against George Canine. Canine convicted and sentenced to two years in state prison for alleged attack on a girl. Daley allegedly pressured by Marie Maloney to lie. Prosecutor to return tomorrow to discuss investigation. Canine’s appeal ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
Mary Daley
George B. Canine
States
Marie Malony
Caufine
le Tande
Maloney
William K. Wilson
Confine
Fire destroys varnish plant in South Street blaze
At 7 pm a fire gutted the New York Ream and Varnish Works on South Street, likely incendiary in origin. Firemen under Chief Geratung fought the flames, saving nearby buildings as crews from Engine 7 and Truck 2 contained the blaze within an hour. Vice President Ad lock blamed arson, praising the firemen’s rapid, disciplined response and noting the plant had operated since 3 pm that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panien
New York
August Geratung
Mahone
Adlock
Zomp
Gerstung
Labor Day Celebrations Across Cities Highlight Large Parades
Telegraph reports Justice Goff criticizes striking shop closure as labor unrest. Newark witnesses a major Labor Day parade with Women's Union League involvement. North Dakota marks Roosevelt visit as a centerpiece with 15,000 locals assembling near Toland Park and city officials observing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. di
Lebperer
North Dakota
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Setar
Fargo
Toland
Cornar
A Toland Park
Saloon Opens on Sundays Amid May Relief Moves
Mayor Mravlay informed Yaw police that three men left Anthony Cami’s saloon on Wall Street while intoxicated, needing assistance. A vote of relief was noted and police reportedly did not reach the scene in time, with unclear further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mravlay
Anthony Cami
Hwall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madison Avenue Presbyterian
Marshes Ria
Isa Arvane
Ray Twormning
Jana Seta
Adams Svewen
Wna
Mr. Campbell
Benjamin H. Campbell
Playground Commission
Tl Venir Medale
E. Schmidlin
William An
Victoria Brown
Cora Jones
Myra. Marah
Cissal
Walter J. Timma
Owen Farrelly
Girly Wan
Littl Mins Elva Morech
Kove
Simon
Morris
J. Lammerding
Nah
Marenna
Canter
Hersh
McCube
Minsea Hertha Nett
Elizabeth Diehl
Mamie Kohlmer
Emilia Hovey
Martha Nietwel
Rosa Levanson
Im Ney
Minnie Tevannon
Ida Cohen
Frieda Wolf
Elizabeth Stegner
Helen Bchaber
Madelme ‘Tucker
Ethel van Devere
Beatrice van Devers
Meniberm
Ales
Schmidtin
Norway
Maine
Kirkman
Bos
Laneley Dusixeas Colleor
Ates
Potare
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Bt. Louis
Harmon and
Phelpa
Leifield
Brooklyn
Wiltse
Meyers
Barger
Bergen
Boston
Perguson mm Smith
Wing
Asa Moras
Athletics
Morgan and Livingston
Ford and
Sweeney
Battersen
Walker and Beckendorf
Hall and Carrigan
St. Lewis
Detroit
Bouleft
Killifer
Wittetee
Scmidl
Providence
Reece
Cleary
McAlenter
Randolph
Peterson
St. Patrick’s High School
W. T. Cox
Keene
Baby Parade
Sarueday
Labor Day
Justice
Thei
Spador
Eas
Frank A. Fatridge
Hauasling
Rooevett
Farge
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!