German Americans Back Sunday Beer Amid Excise Law Clash
Col Ernest C Stahl and Adolph Carston led German American Society speakers urging liberty to drink beer on Sundays. They called for reasonable legislation and open Sunday hours for families, denouncing bishops’ bill and clergy who oppose free access. Speakers urged understanding of German American citizens as responsible, law abiding, and capable of self restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German-American Central Association
Lo Apeakera
Bill Ant Thone
Ernest C. Stall
Lrenton
Hiorman Strasburger
New Branswick
Adolph Carston
Newark
Stahl
United States
Libel Suit From Primary Campaign Cites Courier News
In Mainfield on September 2, Clarence Murphy sues Courier-News and Lee for libel alleging defamatory charges about his politics and social standing. Kevin McCardell serves as counsel for the plaintiff seeking substantial damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mainfield
Robert
Courier-News
Clarence Murphy
Goesaurer
Will Benak
Petit Tally
Herbed Tegend
Kevin BU
Toten McCardell
Counsal
Lee
Fisk Plainfield's Candidate for Mayor
Fishfield Sept 22 former Mayor Charlen J Fiske announced as the regular mayoral candidate after Councilman W P Hellick declined the nomination causing a late entry to the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisk Plainfield
Fishfield
Ormer
Charlen J. Fiske
W. P. Hellick
Homes Birthday Party Event Highlight
A fragmented notice describes a November birthday party hosted by The Homes. The readable text mentions an emcee and an evening program with appearances by guests and attendees. Details are limited but suggest a social celebration with entertainment.
May Tax the Cemeteries Faces Tax Exemption Fight
County Board of Taxation delays tax rate announcement as cemetery trusts contest exemption claims. Rosehill, Rosedale and Linden Park Cemeteries totalling 260 acres face assessment questions over burial use. Officials study sections of law on exempt status while protests arise from misapplied valuations and proposed levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Taxation
Rosedale
Linden Park
Rocehill
Linden
William R. Codington
Plainfield
Rosehill
Hay
Rosedale and
Linden Park Corporation
Pennsylvania Railroad
Beiriel
Reverend Hobart Chetwood Dies in California
The Rev. Hobart Chetwood died near Monterey California on September 11 He was born in 1831 the son of John Joseph and Margaretta Chetwood of this city He graduated from Burlington College in 1851 and was ordained deacon in 1865 by Bishop George W Coatie He later served as priest and chaplain at St Pauls Church Trinity Church and other parishes through the years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart Chetwood
St. Pacifec Grove
Monterey
California
John Joseph
Margaretta Chetwood
Burlington College
George W. Coatie
Albany
W. F . Oatlegs
St. Pauls Chare
New
St. Paul’e
Trinity
Tracy Leads Autoists in Vanderbilt Cup Qualifying Race
Tracy led the autoists as crowds jammed the Vanderbilt Cup course on Long Island. Mongini crashed his Matheson leaving the road. race halted at noon due to crowding after 5,000 spectators arrived from New York. Tracy finished first, Leblon second, Harding third, with several others retired or disqualified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
Checoun
Mineola
Westbury
Hicksville
New York
O'Clock
William de Vanderbilt
Mongini
Matheson
Lyttle
Pope Toledo
Keeler
Oldsmobile
Peg
Herbert Lyttle
Ralph Mongoni
Manhassett Hill
Mangini
John Green
Brakses
Vanderbilt
Tracy
Leblon
Harding
Tocomobie
Thomas
Harding Permet
Christie
Pee Oieds Ca
Workmen at Kurtz Building Injured
Robert McAdams of 68 First Street and Edward J Mahafesy of 64 Cleveland Avenue Harrison are patients at General Hospital with injuries from an incident in front of the Kurtz building. The event occurred around 4 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McAdams
First Street
This City
Edward J. Mahafesy
Cleveland Avemme
Harrison
General Hospital
Brooklyn Wal Pacers Tie Beside Trembling Lead
Fragmentary sports blurb references Brooklyn Wal Pacers and a 2a up situation. Mentions Peet and a building on 2a? city desk shorthand remains unreadable. No clear date or full names available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Wal Pacer
Trepoff Not Dead Despite Funeral Rumors
Reports circulate that General Trepoff, long enemy of the revolutionaries, is alive. Terrorist sources claim the body buried at Peterhof Chapel was not Trepoff, prompting fears and questions about a palace plot to kill him. Police arrested a gardener and palace servants connected to the conspiracy as authorities pursue fuller disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
General Trepoff
Peterhot Chapel
Trepoff
Trepof
Patrical
Emer
Poterof Palace
Ezay
Atar
Nicholas Nicholaieviteh
Vladimir
Hyaucham
Aalngke
Ci Ted
Waa-Mu
Paterhof
Nicholas
le Palace
Nally Caughit
Woolworth opens new 5 and 10 cent store in Elizabeth
Woman loses pocketbook containing $38 and theatre tickets amid crush at opening of H G Woolworth and Company new five and dime at H10 Elizabeth. Crowd gathers hours before doors open, shoppers race to secure first selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Woolworth & Company
Elizabeth
In & Con
How to Vote at Primary Election Explained
Voters are informed that primaries occur next Tuesday from 1 to 9 PM statewide. Regulators note party boxes, registration rules, and the oath required when challenged, with emphasis on the secrecy of ballots and post election records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatch
Elect
Livers
Fae
Tres
Elizabeth
Pelley Fox
Torlbat
Auehax
Archoo
Iirect
Amli
Nomi
Ie Cagt
Partienavi
Zany Rel Rye
General Assembly
Auld
Seid
Lincoln conspirator dies in exile near Washington
A Lincoln assassination conspirator, aged 72, died at a relative's home in Waverly. The 1865 case involved John Wilkes Booth and the abduction plot against President Lincoln. The obituary notes life imprisonment as the original sentence and references the long dispute surrounding the conspiracy.
Gompers Leaves Washington for New York Amid AFL Political Tensions
Samuel Gompers departed Washington for New York last night amid a dispute within the American Federation of Labor and its leadership over political involvement. Secretary Frank Morrison claimed allegations of a split with President Mitchell were unfounded, noting Morrison would speak in several districts with Gompers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tridon
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
New York
Frank Morrison
Mitchell
Amhwerey
Gompere
Campelmn
Str
Treet
Epemk—Tre
Soes
Geompers
Dutch Troops Seize Badong in East Indies Action
Dutch forces captured the village of Badong in the East Indies amid reports of casualties among inhabitants including women and children. The seizure comes as troops move to control the area around Bedong, a strategic port under the ruler referenced in prior reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badong
East Indias
Bedong
Maries Vovalbbon Apaius
Archipetias
Judge Foster Dead at Supwand Welt’s Cats
Fragmentary report states Judge Foster died at Supwand Welt’s Cats during an unidentified event. Limited readable text suggests a sudden death with no clear cause or official statement available in the surviving lines.
Typhoon hits Cavite Bay cause vast damage and wrecks
Report from Manila dated September 22 describes a devastating typhoon sweeping Cavite Bay and southern Luzon. Dozens of vessels reportedly foundered or driven ashore, the arsenal damaged, and extensive land destruction with homes and barns blown down. Casualties feared, awaiting full wreck survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenoren
Luzon
Debriantrom
Many Pointe
Drift to renomination: Higgins strong in Republican camp
New York news notes Higgins as likely GOP nominee for governor with broad support. Key figures linked include railroad commissioner William Barnes Jr and former Gov Frank Black. Followers push his record on state issues while Mrs Higgins’ views loom over timing and final decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Higgins
Carcera
William Barnes, Jr
Albany
Frank Bleck
Wall Street Slow as Vanderbilt Auto Race Dampens Activity
New York September 22 trading opened with unusually light business as brokers attended the Vanderbilt automobile contest. Price moves were modest with declines in lower-priced issues and mixed activity across bonds and rails. Government securities were steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vanderbilt
Presa
Reading
Also Mentioned on This Page
Col. Stahl
Hesters
Andraw McOsrdell
County Board
MR Chetwood
Aison
Kurtz
Spotaen
Fedeai Tee
Boheme
Abraham Lincoln
Arnold Wase
New Jersey
National Bank’ Examiner
Pimneel
Arthur BE. Curry
National
Samuel Gompers
Bodoeng
Judge Foster
Supwand Welt's Cats
Cavite Bay
Admiral Dewey
Islands
Manila
Wall Street
Broad Street
Newsris Roe Elisabeth Adj
United Electric Co
Trac. Co
Trac
Elisababown Gastight Co
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!