Son of City Attorney Hurt in Accidental Crash
A year old son of City Attorney Ignes C Connolly was struck by a horse and cart on Park Place near Mamie Drum's home. He lies in critical condition with possible skull fracture or ruptured eardrum after the incident. Dr. John P Melly attends him as details of internal injuries remain unclear. The boy is a favorite with friends, and the family awaits updates from the hospital.
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Ignes C- Connolly
Mise Mamie Drum
Jol Murray
Alfredtein
Lowe
John P. Melly
Jchuven
Uininolly
Governor Fort
Trenton
Mammoth Flag Torn To Shreds In Strong Wind
A large American flag atop a steeple near St. Patrick’s Square was ripped apart by strong gusts yesterday. Fred Wickford, the steeplejack, climbed the mast despite warnings and freed the flag from the spire as wind tore it into serpentine strands, with pieces raining down on observers below. The flag, valued at a substantial amount, was reported one of the largest ever to come down in Elizabeth.
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St. Patric Chunk
Fred Wickford
Weil Ieee
Anit
Flinabeth
Utwan
Senate
Epire
Baltimore Man Fells Ill on Street and Is Taken to Hospital
The report states a Baltimore man, unnamed, suddenly fell ill on a sidewalk. Sergeant Kirk prompted action, and the man was removed to General Hospital. By morning he was said to nearly recover. Local business notices follow, listing services and names such as H. Schreiber and Epstein.
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Baltimore
Eliing
Ani Laughhin
Mayors Before State Excise Investigators
Special to the Toureal. Trenton September 28 The Mayors Haussling Newark Stoy Mountie City and Ryan Elizabeth testified before the State Excise Commission on the liquor question They favored Sunday sale if settled by public vote and opening saloons before church services Hausling blamed Sunday closing for youth drunkenness and Fisk proposed licensing druggists who sell intoxicants in soda water and medicines.
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Trenton
New Jersey
State Excise Commission
Haussling
Newark
Stoy
Miantie City
Ryan
Elizabeth
Hausaling
Fisk
Two Assaults on Foreigners Reported in City
Two serious Saturday night assaults drew police attention. One occurred at a Polish christening at 732 Brunswick Avenue where Peter Cura was stabbed and hospitalized in dangerous condition. The second happened in a Court Street saloon where Jobris was hit with a billy and taken to Alexian Hospital with a head wound. Police seek suspects and expect arrests as witnesses provide limited statements. Chief Tenney aims to have assailants in custody soon.
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Brunawick Avenue
Peter Cura
General Hospital
Court Street
Jobaris
Alexian
Billy
Mahon
Brunswick
George Tenney
Cita
Daurin
Stewart Named Second Assistant Postmaster General
The President appoints Joseph Stewart of Missouri as Second Assistant Postmaster General to succeed Semen McCleary who resigned. Stewart has long post office service experience and is currently superintendent of the Division of Railway Adjustment.
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Seregropn
Chicago Nationalists Cincinnati Game Postponed by Telegraph
Cincinnati dispatch reports the Chicago and Cincinnati Nationals game postponed today due to Cobb ether. The delay affects the matchup amid ongoing season activity and scheduling considerations.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Cincinnati Nationals
Cobb Oether
Profitable Shopping Advertises Local Stores and Goods
Women of economy seek bargains through tally papers and ads. Levy's Department Store on Second Road offers Moland's minced ham and other items. Mente is highlighted as a preferred minced product for quick meals. Mail and Son promote trades and prices in the local market with various goods and offers.
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Ivy
Levy's Department Store
Moland
Franels
Drowned Man Found Floating Near Elizabeth River Mouth
A decomposed male body, about 25 years old and 5 feet 7 inches, was found floating in the sound near the Elizabeth River mouth by John Femenaky yesterday afternoon. He towed the body ashore, police notified, and the morgue took charge. The man wore a dark blue shirt and clothing, light underwear, red stockings, and black shoes. seventy three cents were found in his pocket. Identification not yet made. family could not confirm, body to be kept a time before burial at city expense if unclaimed.
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John Femenaky
Elizabeth River
Femenaky
Second Precinct
Stiner
Ingrom lLyons
Merhbera
Man Arrested in Scrap Iron Theft from Central Railroad
Officer Maran of the Second Precinct station arrested William Linn after a monthlong pursuit for involvement in a wholesale scrap iron theft from the Central Railroad Company. Linn, arraigned before Judge Mahon, denied the charge and is held on $100 bail for the Grand Jury. The August theft saw nearly a ton of scrap iron moved to a dockside boat. a patrol pursuit failed to recover the goods until the arrest.
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Maran
Proincit Es
William Linn
Iran
Central Railroad Company
Linn
Mahon
Ima
At-E-Dock
Quinn
Think Precinct
Doody
Reagan
Central Railroad Police
Ted
Trday
Jewelry Losses Reported After Park Crowd Incident
Jewelry worn by two women vanished in a crowded park near Nome after a church service at St Patrick's Church. Mrs Bobat of 201 Third Street reported her watch taken from outside her waist. Mim Fehrenbacher of 800 Martin Street said a mount watch and ring disappeared while walking through the park. Both locations described as swept by the crowd.
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Nome
Ton Sectlom
Patrick's Church
Vestardsy
Bobat
Third Street
Onions for Dealers Offer From Tahal in Elisebeth
Tahal offers two cartloads of red and yellow onions at low prices to dealers. Interested parties should address J M Brookfield at Habwey-dy-J for advices and arrangements.
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Tahal
Elisebeth
J. M. Brookfield
Night School at Tol Building Enrolment Ongoing
Fragmentary notice shows Night School at Hersh Building 207 Broad Street Tol 348, Elisabeth Mattress Co and James J. Higotns involved. Principal Edgar McMickle listed. experienced stenographer and SOS enrollment notes indicate ongoing courses and administration.
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Fimbath Commercial College
Pen Pervie
Reet Cladees
Novamenta Agente
For “Et al
Free Pen Ree Et Hersh
Broad Atreet
Tol
Edgar McMickle
Rain Ends Drought as West Faces Forest Fires
Weather reports describe a cold wave and rain easing drought in Chicago and across the West, halting major forest fires in Oklahoma Kansas and Pennsylvania. Windy shifts bring relief while drought-stricken areas tally burned timber and scarce water as fire threats persist into early October.
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Telegraph
The
Journal
Chicago
Minaouri
Oklahoma
Kansas
Montana
Dakotas
Weather Bureau
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Dingman's
Lackawaxen
Shobola
Wentfall
Pennnsylvania Company
Welcome Take
Association
Quedre
Pike County
Lewiston
Pleading Mother Secures Son's Release
Persevering mother wins release for Lawrence Briggs a 12 year old boy held by police on suspicion tied to a gang. Detective sergeant Matson and others had him in custody at headquarters after an arrest on Friday. Briggs had a prior record and was described as a gang member by police. The mother daily pleaded in Police Court until the boy was discharged by Judge Mahan after an appearance arranged by Chief Tenney's Detective Bureau.
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Lawrence Briggs
Hruggy-wan
Matson
Tureau
Hruggy
Intervela
Har Bey
Ondereas
Tenney
Detective Bureau
Mahan
Tax List Correction Noted in Journal Advertisement
A published tax delinquents list was incorrect as many names had paid taxes before publication. The City Comptroller’s office supplied the corrected roster, and a revised list will appear in the Journal after official revision. The notice references ads for Business College and Gerrardts and mentions a storage warehouse.
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Iit
N J Democrats Name Electors
New Jersey Democrats named presidential electors at a state convention in Trenton. Henry H Isham was chosen as electoral candidate of the Fifth District. The party endorsed Bryan and Kern, pledging no money from corporations, and cited Nugent and Katzenbach in supporting a clean campaign amid a broad slate of electors across districts.
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Henry H. Isham
Trenton
New Jersey
Taylor Opera Howe
Bryan
Kern
James R. Nugent
Statrmen
Frank S. Kutenbach
Thin City
Rocwnthy
William 4. Brye
Nugent
Rice
Jermy
Ratlier
Victom
Dryin
Deminverrua
Katzenbach
Citirman
Vary
Archibald Reamer
Thidaon
Thoma M. Ferrol
Gloucester Boratty
Concerts by Liederkranz Singers in Newark
Two concerts given by the Liederkranz Society of Newark, directed by Carl Mein, featured a 95-voice chorus. Patrons included Jacob Martin and Oskar Metecher. program included Wandern, Dag Fraulein, Frustlingsasct, Zecher’s Keble, and Am Giternhwus. A future concert was planned.
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Thourané- Newarkern
Gottfried Krueger
Jacob Martin
Oskar Metecher
Grebenhelm
Zecher
Melai
Wall Street Summary Shows Mixed Start Declines Then Gains
A Telegraph report notes initial trading softness followed by a stronger tone as readings rise. Pacific stock advances reach around 12 percent, with Valon Pacific climbing to 107 percent and Northern line bonds improving.
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Jowrnal
York
Gept. B
Valon Pacific
Pacific
Goters
St Patrick’s Golden Jubilee Mass Opens Parish Celebration
A thousand tears and cheers marked the Golden Jubilee at St Patrick’s Elizabeth. The Very Rev Dean Martin Gessner led, as 40,000 gathered in Taek won Park for a day of religious ceremonies, processions, and patriotic singing by 800 schoolchildren. The highMass, national hymns, and cannon salute celebrated fifty years of the church with visiting clergy from New Jersey and beyond, and remarks from local officials including Mayor Ryan and families.
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Martin Gessner
St. Patrick's Church
St. Patrick's
Elizabeth Thas
Taekwon Park
Charity
Dominick
Oat
Hivasnoe
New ‘Dersey
Maanarhunetts
Connecticut
Thin State
Pennsylvania
Prient
Mendelawohn
Prieath
J 3
Reon
Thin City
Francia O'Neil
St. Mary's Church
Ryan
Mra
Wah
Gen
Denis P
Cole Vana
Mira
Mpa
R. T. Potts
Thom Coakley
Angola
Duckeon’ Park
Hattery B. N
Warn Hortod
Allwet
Rudolph Kinl
Allert Dauncey
Tra Corbett
Frank Houkle
Albert Messig
Dennin Collins
Ar Lhcifer
Max Mofager
Robert Ther
Hie Aml
William Carter
Ites
Harm's
Ren Hon
Str
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Ttorney Hurt
Ned Connolly
Mammoth
Neny
H. Schreiber
Broad Street
Scaife
DE. Epstein
Tal
Cla Rae
Ryan Saye
Svere
Lighagatin
Ehib
Michi Rana
Stewart
C. Maid & Son
Lyons Farms
Central Railroad
St. Patriot's
Elizabeth Mattress CO
Readvetere
Beddh
Jafferson Avenue
Tel
James J. Higotns
Soarte
Missouri
Judge Mahon
Esring
Siness College
Seache
Berriman
Ware
Foie Street
Gerrardt’s
M.A. M. Wirtzpield
St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church
N.J
Democrats
Boss Nugent
Joseph Newtey
Camden
James H Birch
Mt Lome
Sendlesex
Romeret
W. Taha
Union
Lewis Martin
Sussex
Dr. 4
Robertson
Fanex
Joseph We Stover
Henry Byrne
Mito
Horace le Allen
Hudor Keys
Lieder Kranz
Wall Street
ST. Patrick’s
Brogan
Brews
Odin
Childdren
Alsc
Churcly
James L. O. Willer
William Cox
Alcred
Capt. Cleary
Nera
Father Dillon
Mount Sinai
St Patrick's
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