Deaths and funeral notices from Weatfield and Brooklyn
Deaths include Bindweald at Weatfield New Jersey aged seven years eight months with funeral at his mother's home and burial at Jaitheran Cemetery Brooklyn. Devine dies in the city with high mass requiem at Church of Ther and interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Fee dies in this city aged 62 with funeral at 34 Second Street and Evergreen Cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bindehwald
AL Weatfold
N.J
First Street
Devine
Thin Vity
Daniel C. Devine
bin Plare
Michael Galvin
Jefferson Avenue
Mount Olivet
Thora J. Fee
Clara Bi. Fee
Second Street
Evergreen Cemetery
Timeline of historic events and eclipsed notes
Chronicle style notes list dates and events from 1493 to 1957 including Columbus voyages, Balbon voyage in 1513, Ethan Allen captured in 1775, British relief in 1957, and the 1900 withdrawal of American troops from Pekin plus a scattered note on agricultural Pacific observation. Also references sun set and moon rise times with a moon age fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Story
Columbus
Cadiz
Balbon Ocean
Ethan Allen
Lacknow
Pekin
China
Pacific
Weather indications and upcoming events
Sept 2 forecasts warn of strong winds and cool temperatures. Thermometer readings on Main Street show a high of 84 and a low around 7. Misa Filna Meeker speaks Friday at Kinet Street Renene Mia. First Presbyterian worship and City Council health meeting planned next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Filna Meeker
Kinet
Girl Held to See If He Has Done Anything Wrong
Thomas Reed, alleged burglar and ex-convict, was arrested Tuesday night by Officer Warden on Broadstreet. He was committed to the i this morning by Judge Ma hon for ten days as a vicious person. The report includes garbled dialogue about a barroom scene and does not provide clear further facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Reed
Broadstreet
Judge Mahon
Haskell's War on Labor Men Appears Over Signature
A Muskogee based letter published by W H Hearath and the New York Journal claims Governor Haskell of Oklahoma discriminates against labor union members. It urges business men to favor nonunion workers and to deny jobs to those holding union cards, framing it as defense of citizens rights and city growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. BR. Hearath
Journal
C. N. Haskell
Haskell
Oklahoma
Muskogee
Business Men's Alliance
Personal vacation roundup of locals’ travels and returns
Jamea MacMaster takes a seaside vacation trip to Portland. Mr and Mrs Arthur Parmelee and family return to Westminster Avenue from Somerville. Miss Loretto Higgins leaves Enat Grands Street for a visit to St John’s Dominican Convent in Jersey City. Archibald Gragie Ogden and family back from Point Richest after June. J Warner Allen and party return from Spring Lake after months away. Henry A. Rath and Jacob Meloth tour Gettysburg and other historic spots in PA and MD. County Registrar Frank H. Smith and Dr Stephen T. Quinn visiting the Adirondacks will return next week. Marion West of Washington heads home to Wachiamton today. OW. Whelan, president of Union County Savings Bank, returns from three weeks at Long Lake Adirondacks. Haglott Meir and Wesplndok celebrate September 9 wedding trip, plan to reside here. Tissell Werders of the Ion County Trust Company travels to the Denver bankers convention. Lewin to miss two weeks. plan Colorado tour after. Frederick T. Smith of 40 Reidatroct shifts from heart chemist insecticide work at American Agricultural Chemical Co to a similar post with Pierce Phosphate Co near Lakeland. Mniday Mr. Smith, elder statesman of the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick T. Smith
American Agricultural Chemical Con
Brooklyn
Pierce "Phosphate Company
Lakeland
Mioriday
Smith
Ramin family to relocate to Florida by steamer
Mrs Smith and ten will spend a few months at Mr Smith's old home in Massachusetts before joining him in Florida after the house is rebuilt. Miss Edna Ryder, of 1125 Elizabeth Avenue, was entertained by friends led by notable attendees including Johnaga, Reibel, Hansen, Cohen, Flynn, Croteau, Morley, Smith, Brodestr, Renter, Tierney, Cogan, Haneen, Greenough, Orlango, and Kreilsteimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramin Ndel
Tormorr
Jacksonville
Edna Ryder
Elizabeth Aventa
Minsen Nelen Johnaga
Eather Reibel
Gusnie Hansen
Beasie Cohen
Henretta Flynn
Gertrud Croteau
Nellie Morley
Minnie Smith
Frederick Brodes Tr
Victor Renter
Joseph Tierney
Eugene Cogan
Thomas Haneen
Lloyd Greenough
Arnold Orlango
Sidney Kreilsteimer
Father and son discuss tablets and a crowbar
A quip from the New York Times imagines breaking stone tablets as a humorous news moment. Father tells his son the tablets were written in old days, prompting a witty remark about needing a crowbar to break the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Real estate swindler extradited from New Jersey to Pennsylvania
Carl Von Grave, a Pennsylvanian real estate swindler, was moved from a Roselle jail to Easton, Pennsylvania, to face forgery charges. Extradition papers from Governor John Fort enabled his transfer while Assistant Detective W G Roling served papers. He is accused of forging contracts in the name of a prominent Easton firm and was traced after earlier arrest in Roselle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl von Grave
John Kinney
Roselle
Easton
Pennsylvania
John Franklin Fort
W. G. Roling
Northhampton County
Pats
von Grave
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Vocation School Data Considerations for State Board
Thomas Cooper of Crawford and Elizabethy, assistant to Secretary Albert A. Showden, conferred with the City Superintendent of Seboota on establishing vocations. They discussed plans, timing, and needed instructional areas, seeking secure information to guide which vocations require training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cooper
Crawford
Elizabethy
Albert A. Showden
New Jersey
Cation
Seboota
Securik
Poultry Notes and Cement Floors from the Garden
A long, period tone column covers poultry care, hen health and winter floors. It urges cement or concrete floors for sanitary, dry conditions, detailing two coat methods, thickness, and maintenance while warning against dirt floors and moisture. It includes rural quips about weather, roosts, and nesting. It also touches on mushroom houses and pigeon do’s and don’ts with practical tips and cautions.
Poultry News and Farm Hints From Oddities to Incubators
A collection of curious notes on poultry care, incubator tricks, and farm practices. It covers feeding methods, brood management, and oddball ideas while criticizing sensational fairy tales in newspapers. Includes stray remarks on storage eggs and calls for agricultural colleges to seek instruction abroad.
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Fanning
Wilson
Agricultural Department
Washington
England
Perm
Synnette
Way Head
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Lincoln Avenue
John J. Decker
Sheriff’s Office
Elizabeth
Barta
Wt. Bauer
Peter J. Olde
W. J. Magie
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Clark McK. Whittemore
Broad Street
Gime
Evergreea
Uurantos Mermanent
Wenny M. Ronis
Ang
Thomas Jardine
Gree Cemetery
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Wivent
Halivay
N. JL
James C. Ogden
Tol
Héstienes
Grand Street
Onis
Loca
F. Schmidt
Undertaker & Graduate Eibalmer
P. OD
Elizabeth Ave
Piowea
N.Y
Dn. J
M. M. Martin & Son
East
Jersey Street
Lung Dielaves
Chas
Jensen, Undertaker & Graduate Emalmae I Telephone
Paynh
Fincon Stephones
Sega
Weceueaty
Éthbliane
J.R. Knowles
Morris Ave
D. Tal
Brennan
Frederick Barge
Pal- Mer Street
Frank
Schiller Street
Rick
Hudoson
Norrie
Mathowen
Daten Chainser
Mathers
Swift
Hy Cort
Cath Presta
Thorricka
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Pier Duram Elizabeth
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Weil
Ball Slalon
Flizebothport
Porner South Paric
Fioni
Achelon
Kates
South Park
Quant
Juiurczak
Wewark Theatre
Kirke Pashedeen
Mrodeurtig
Frank Camprau
My Traipng
Miner's Empire
Washington and Market
Newark
New Century
Tbe
White Heater Lodge
Philadelphia
Cranford
Trenton
Plainfield
Tyrian Lodge
A. F
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Moon Pete
Moon
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Tomoot
Lowrst
Adrvices Sfsoir
First Presbyterian Church
Reed
Tha Gines
Snk
LABOR
Bryan
Jamea MacMaster
Portland
Mev
Arthur Parmelee
Weatminster Avenue
Somerville
Misa Loretto Higgins
Enat Grands Street
St. John's Dominican Convent
Jersey City
Archibald Gragie Ogden
Point Richest
J. Warner Allen
Spring Lake
Thi City
Henry A. Rath
Jacob Meloth
Gettysburg
Maryland
Frank H. Smith
Stephen T. Quinn
Adirondacks
Mian Marion
West
Wachiamton
OW. Whelan
Union County Savings Bank
Long Lake
Mya
Haglott Meir
Wesplndok
Charlottenville
Way
Thin City
Tissell Weders
Batoiary and Trens
Ion_ County Trust Company
Bankere
Denver
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Lewin
Colorado
May's Ped Air” Health
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Bilis Hay Specia
Meewatt
Babel
Father
Preacher
C. M. Barnits
California
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Porto Rico
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