Fire claims Mrs Devine in Brunswick Street blaze
Early morning fire at No 4a Brunswick Street in Jersey City’s Tenement District trapped Mrs Mary Devine on the top floor. Patrolman O Connor rescued others but for the woman, flames and smoke proved fatal as he carried her body to the sidewalk blinded and exhausted. The blaze spread to adjacent buildings as volunteers battled the flames. Damage assessed at about two thousand dollars with most losses uninsured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Connor
Brunswick Street
Lawrence Purcell
Anthony Dubost
Zinner
Fies
Second Street
Pstrolman O'Connor
Imrn
Nakeses
Lovell
James Morrow
William Ill
Willem Devine
Willian Rover
Elock
John Murphy Fiamily
Salvator Arshle
Poss
James Hoef Lovell
Bienen Es
Lewis Welxbitte
Wicely
Holmes Get a Gavel in Treasurer Boardroom Incident
An unclear report describes a hasty event yesterday after an insertion of electrical incidents involving the Hane wire capacd a fire in the Puiler Board of Wrashiolders woe the area. County Counsel Jobe Griffen delivered the presentation speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael B- Holmes
Avery
Jobe Griffen
Mysterious Courtroom Cartoon Features New Board
A whimsical panel depicts a judge and patrolmen in a Hull district scene. The cartoon shows a street setting with a clerk and bystanders around a career milestone for Mont Oud Gufsow as the new Board of Freehilders takes shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohand
Job
Board of Freehilders
Lost Will Sustained In Union County Probate
Vice Chancellor sustained a lost will of Margaret Haas of Union. One will probated left over 34,000 to be split among seven surviving children with an age condition. a second will claimed equal shares immediately. The second will was lost and oral testimony to a later will was debated. Executors Sophie Fisher Lena Bensing er and children fought to uphold the original will. opposing children sought the later will. Lawyers Charles Black and William Siuber argued the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rmeyans
Margaret Haas
Union HU
George Echmeiger
Georges B. Denzer
Ulan
Nice
Sophn Fisher
Lena Bensinger
Chidrén
Charles Black
William Siuber
Strollers Show Popularity With Evening At Club
The Strollers of the E Horseshoe hosted a well attended social at the Fourth and Grove club room last night. Ladies, members, and visitors filled the space as Totter calls confirmed the group’s appeal. Refreshments were served and performers entertained including P J Walsh James Pord Thomas Kiveney Andrew Corcoran John Colohan and John Buckley with ventriloquism and legerdemain acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth and
Grove Street
Totter
Messrs
P. J. Walsh
James Pord
Thomas Kiveney
Andrew Corcoran
John Coloh
Vickers Initiates Duties as Assistant Prosecutor
Lawyer George T. Vickers was sworn in as Assistant Prosecutor by County Clerk Maurice J. Stack in a noon ceremony at the Clerk’s office. Present were Prosecutor Irwin and Deputy Clerk Edward W. Grifter. Vickers immediately began duties at a desk vacated by Marshall Van Winkie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Vickers
Maurice J. Stack
Irwin
Edward W. Grifter
Vickers
Marshall 2. van Winkie
New Law Firm Formed After Randolph Exit
Joseph F. Randolph withdraws from Randolph Condict Black. new firm 98 Condict Black Drayias formed with Albert J. Dayton joining from the old office. Randolph remains in Morristown at No 1 Bread Street for general New Jersey practice and will handle testamentary matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
F. Randolph
Randolph, Condict & Black
Condict, Black & Drayias
Albert J. Dayton
Bamdvlph
Bread Street
New York
New Jersey
Church Federation Circulars Circulate to Pastors Families
The Jersey City Church Federation plans to prepare circulars for pastors within a week. The circulars explain the project to families in each district and will be distributed by pastors and assistants. The council will convene in March to hear reports and discuss the setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Counci Church Federation
Mareh
Wal and Child Health Notice From Community Clinic
A brief health advisory from the local clinic discusses remedies and testing for pediatric concerns. It mentions infant diarrhea and the need for proper care and attention for children. Authorities urge guardians to seek professional guidance and follow recommended medical practices.
Hudson County Consolidation Seen Beset by Speculation
This afternoon a county commission on municipal ad visibility will vote on uniting Hudson County towns. Opinions vary over consolidating northern towns with Jersey City, with some suggesting Hoboken ties and others favoring union among Kearny East Newark Arlington and Guttenberg Weehawken. A statistical report is due this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson County
Jersey City
Hoboken
Fuyor Tansoldstion
Hudson
Kearny
East Newark
Arington
Lown
Union
Union Bi
Guttenberg
Weehawken
Hobolan
WAR VETERANS BALL FOR SPANISH WAR VETERANS AT COLUMBIA HALL
The first annual ball of Colonel Wikol Command No 9 Spanish War Veterans was held Monday evening at Columbia Hall. It drew strong support from the soldiers’ friends and plans call for an annual event. The roster of officers and committees includes J J Curtis as Captain Abr Liming as First Lieutenant Edw Beakes as Adjutant Wm Hetniger as Trustee W W Walters as Chaplain J C Hooker as Second Lieutenant A Zeagner as Quartermaster F Reimers as Trustee J L Sullivan as Sergeant of the Guard with floor and reception committees led by Peter Dennehy Bernard Muldoon Joseph Mulhall George McAghon Joseph Davies and John Roth among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wikol
Columbia Hall
Cator
Ocean Avenues
Martyes
J. J. Curtis
Abr. Liming
Edw. Beakes
Wm. Hetniger
W. W. Walters
J. C. Hooker
A. Zeagner
F. Reimers
J. L. Sullivan
Foor
Peter Dennehy
Bernard F. Muldoon
Jésph Mulhall
George McAghon
Joseph Davies
A. Netter
Bian
Joseph Bucnman
Charles la Fay
Joan Toner
Charles Wee
Herman Haas
John Roth
Rudolph Deuts
Thomas Donnelly
Wilbur Brown
Z. W. Desmond
Joseph Kenthan
Fred Yearege
John Meaney
Thomas Bergen
John Good
James Robinson
John Link
Patrick Denghue
J. Gheather
Alex. Lundmesser
George Vill
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD EARNINGS FOR NOVEMBER AND PERIODS
The Pennsylvania Railroad reports November earnings plus eleven month totals against 1889, detailing gross earnings, expenses, and net earnings for divisions including Philadelphia, Baltimore and Ohio, Northern Central, and Western Seaboard. Figures show increases in gross and net earnings across several lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pénhoyivahia Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Inc
Meares Sargeee
Vehiladeleata, Wik
BALT
ABEL
Northern
Central
BUG & Erle
Dee
Aielan Nelje
Infant dies on Jersey ferry boat tragedy
Passengers on the Hackensack ferryboat along the Fourteenth Street route were alarmed by a woman’s cries as a mother carried her dead infant from the infant’s arms. The baby, a thirteen month old girl, reportedly died during the voyage while the mother from West Hoboken fled to Hoboken after the event. police opened an investigation to determine if natural causes were involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourteenth Street
Hackensack
Jersey
Mra. A. la
Nobil Lake Street
West Hoboken
Hoboken
Ter
West ‘Hoboken
Decker Election Names Ward Officers After Meeting
Last night the George W. Decker Republican Association of the Eighth ward held elections at Bergen avenue and Union street. Abram L. Wilson was re elected president Walter K. Birdsall became vice president George W. Robertson secretary and John Colls treasurer Committees to be chosen later The Ward Association plans to organize on January 1 with Decker as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Decker
Republican Association
Eighich
Bergen Avenue
Union Street
Abram L. Wison
Walter K. Birdsall
George W. Robertson
John Cols
Ward
Dedker
Fire damages basement at Flegenheimer Brothers wine merchants
Fire swept the basement at Flegenheimer Brothers wine merchants on Washington and Fourth Streets last night. Firemen quickly extinguished the flames before reaching stored spirits, minimizing damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flegenheimer Brothers
Washington
Fourth Streets
Few celebrated too much on the frosty New Year eve
The fragmentary item recalls revelers and soldiers in a grim dawn after a New Year celebration. It mentions guards, prisoners, and a tense moment as a regiment or unit names a casualty or event, with scattered references to a military or police setting and a freeing or avertive action.
New Year Luncheon and Women’s Club Elect Officers
The Ladies Aid of the First Congregational Church held a morning meeting at Boyd Avenue, then a luncheon, and a Mothers meeting in the afternoon. Officers were re-elected led by President Mrs John J Sander. Speechs praised women’s role in home and public work while a Washington's Birthday supper was planned for February 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Boyd Avenue
Washington
John J. Sander
G. Wanner
Taylor
G. M. Cealy
B. Hammond
Kaiser Reception at Columbia Hall Hosts Notable Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Kaiser entertained many friends Tuesday night at Columbia Hall, with Kaiser as proprietor. The decorated ballroom hosted dancing to fine music on a polished floor, followed by a twelve o'clock supper served by Chef Charles Blumendritt. Mrs. Kaiser received guests with several ladies assisting, including Miss Josephine Telfer and Miss Lena Kaiser. The guest list featured Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pearson, and other locals such as Captain Thomas Nugent, Commissioner Edward Bare, and Justice William C. Collins, among many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surepu Mame
Columbia Hall
Mr. Kaiser
Charles Blumendritt
Thomas Adams
Miss Earls Seifer
William Seifer
George Seifer
James Dodds
Albert Maertens
N. Prall
J. Frague
Mikado Rehearsed For Home Of The Homeless Benefit
The operetta Mikado to be staged at Jersey City Club Theatre on February 4 and 5 to aid the Home of the Homeless. Rehearsals began at Mrs. Joseph A. Dear’s home, 10 Summit Avenue. Cast not complete, choruses practiced. Macomber leads, a chorus of about a hundred will sing, with the lead to be chosen after a second rehearsal at Bengen Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City Club
Joseph A. Dear
Summit Avenue
Macomber
Priscilla
Bengen Reformed Church
Books Nearly Removed to New Free Public Library
Work on transferring materials to the new Free Public Library proceeds smoothly with only a few books left at the old building. Workers strip interior shelves and carts, and staff at the Bree Library report the operation as well under way as Dr. L. J. Gordon supervises removal and aims for orderly setup within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Public Library
Bree
L. J. Gordon
Records of the Register progress at County Office
Work to update the County Register's records is moving very rapidly. An extra clerk hired earlier is contributing to the accelerated progress and accuracy of filing and indexing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Register's Office
Christmas Tree Fire Ignites in Local Brick Street Home
A lighted Christmas tree caused a fire at a brick residence on 2nd Street in the city. Fire crews responded quickly, containing the blaze with no reported injuries. Investigators are assessing the scene and determining the cause of the incident.
United Electric Co absorbs United Gas holdings in New Jersey deal
A tumultuous restructuring sees United Electric Co gain control of Hudson Es k Union Bergen and Morris County plants from the People’s Company. A complex merger includes exchange of 5 million dollars in assets for United Electric stock and outstanding bonds being retired with new real estate bonds. Stockholders report vigorous trading and tension over Fairchild’s position while the eventual outcome promises improved income for the United Gas Improvement Company of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Id
United Electric Company
People's Company
Hudson
Esk Union
Bergen
Morris Counties
Nmpany
United Company
Light and Power Company
Drngs
Bairehild
United Gas ‘Improvement Company
Philadel Sids
Stoss
New Year's Social Roundup Among City Clubs
Several clubs hosted New Century In events with dancing, refreshments, and supper. The Silberstorf Association met at Groeschel's Assembly roomsBeacon and Oakland enjoyed songs recitations and dancing along with families. Old Fear Social Club dined at Avenue House with partners on New Year Eve. Anchor Athletic Club hosted friends at Liederkrone Emil showcasing long standing popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fehren
Silberstorf Association
Groeschel's
Assembly Rooms
Beacon
Oakland Avenues
Groeschel
Avenue House
Zicker
Ais
Anchor Athletic Club
Liederkrone Emil
Poverty Club Hosts Friends at Central Avenue Event
The Poverty Club received friends of the fair sex at its Central Avenue rooms last night. Many attended and were entertained with refreshments including coffee and ice cream. Ushers Samuel Johnson Conrad Santerson and Ernest Aust assisted. Vocal solos by Kate Mackbach Minnie Scholderer and Samuel Ivinson. Mr and Mrs William Kunts performed harmonica and whistling. John Scholderer played violin and Miss Vidulich piano selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poverty Coub
Central Avenue
Cale
Samuel Johnson
Conrad Santerson
Ernest Aust
Kate Mackbach
Minnie Scholderer
Samuel Ivinson
William Kunts
John Scholderer
Vidulich
Court calendar shows no cases ready before Judge Blair
District Court appeals before Judge Blair in the Court of Common Pleas adjourned with no cases ready. Arraignments and sentences in Special Sessions are planned for tomorrow. Judge Blair will preside in the Orphans Court Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
Court of Common Pleas
Orphans’ Court
Yuengling Brewing names new directors in New York
Willem J. Kelly of the city Dean Emery and Thomas McKee of New York were elected directors yesterday of the D. G. Yuengling Brewing Company of New York City. This is a new concern formed after the dissolution of the former corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willem J. Kelly
City
Dean Emery
Thomas McKee
New York
D. G. Yuengling Brewing Company
New York City
Tragedy in Hoboken Yard Claims 26-Year-Old Worker
Jeremiah ONeill, 26, of No St Washington street Hoboken, was crushed between freight cars in the Lackawanna yard today. He was taken to St Mary's Hospital where his condition was said to be serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah O'Neill
No. St Washington Street
Hoboken
Lackawanna Yard
St Mary's Hospital
Tom Wagerious
Hudson City Tura Vorein Hosts Ladies Section Ball
Members of the Hudson City Tura Vorein entertained the Ladies Section at Vertia's Ball on Avenue last night. A lively social event highlighted by community voices and shared hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson City
Tura ‘Vorein
Avenue
CHICKENS COMFORTED DRIVER ARRESTED FOR PACKING
Emil Walphaik of Elizabeth was arrested at the junction by an officer of the 8 P. C. A. for overpacking crates with chickens. He paid fines and costs, then redistributed birds to look more comfortable before continuing his trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Walphaik
Elzabeth
P. GC. A
Louis Janjille
Justice of the Peace Macs
Walphaik
Jephke Mowgbl
Walphalic
Elizabeth
Ice Trust Rumors Stir McDermott Sale in City
Frank McDermott a city ice dealer says he sold his business for 311,000 to the New Jersey Ice Company and denies any trust master plan or appointment as superintendent. He notes local firms including the Mudson County, New Jersey and Greenwood Lake Companies operate independently from the New York Ice Trust while awaiting a county contract award for six thousand tons of ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McDermott
City Whiurtinger
McDermott
Morgan Street
New Jersey Ice Company
Mudsor County
New Jersey
Greenwood Lake
New York Ice Trust
O Brien Trial Here Denies Death Penalty Prejudice
Newark man Juin O'Brien faces murder charges in the death of his sister in law Mrs Mary Lynch at Harrison. Prosecutor Erwin rejects published reports of bias against capital punishment and says the trial will be held in this county. He notes second degree verdicts in related cases reflected youth, not county prejudice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin
Juin O'Brien
Newark
Mary Lynch
Harrison
Essex County
Edward Clifford
Casper Peresnick
John Gurrabrant
O'Brien
Riker
Essex
Moterman Acts Quickly to Save Wakeman After Trolley Run Down
James Wakeman, 45, of Smith and McNeil's Hotel in New York, narrowly escaped death at midnight in Greenwich street. He was struck by trolley car 244 on the Newark avenue line at Green and Montgomery streets, sustaining severe head injuries. Motorman Johnson avoided worse harm, and Patrolman Downs had Wakeman treated at the First Precinct station before he left for New York a few hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wakeman
Smith and McNeil's
Greenwich Street
New York City
Jas Wieht
Green and
Montgomery Streets
Newark Avenue
Johnson
Wakeman
Downs
First Precinct
New York
School No 14 Crescent Avenue and Astor Place Closed
School No 14 at Crescent Avenue and Astor Place did not open this morning. students informed the session will resume Monday. Workers cleaned debris from the building. the cellar and boiler areas remain damp. repairs noted include poor plastering and improper cementing in the gym and plumbing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Avenue
Astor Place
Wien
Movves Huer
Gobrie
Opllar
Gramman
No Grievances Reported by Hudson County Building Trades Council
The United Building Trades Council of Hudson County met at 11 Hoboken Avenue Jersey City Heights revealing no grievances from any trade for the first time in council history. Reports showed only two unsettled grievances in progress and the week’s business and executive board notes described satisfactory county conditions despite some weather and trade activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Building Trades Council
Hudson County
Hoboken Avenue
Jersey City Heights
Council
David Morrison
James Conroy
Carpenters
Jersey Cley
James A. Gallagher
Carpenters' “Loyal Union No. Wt
Hubukest
National Ae Trades Council
Pr ii Council
Eren Dunnell
Plumbers
Hoboken
Brautigam Will Filed After City financier Dies
The will of former Finance Commissioner Henry Brautigam, who died December 3, was filed for probate by ex-Alderman Alfred Heritage. The estate is valued near 400000 with much in real estate in Hudson City. Dated May 1928, it leaves the entire estate to Catherine Brautigam, widow, with Mrs Brautigam named sole executor. Alfred Grim, Christian Voss, and others witnessed the filing, and a council hearing on October 2 1889 ratified provisions waiving bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delita
Catherine Breutigam
Brautigaum
Alfred Grimt
South
Christian ‘Voss
Sherman
James S. Erwin
Carl James F. Clark
Third Repubs Praised By Jersey Avenue League
The Third Ward Republican League met at No 9 Jersey Avenue with a small turnout as many members helped wives host friends during ladies day. The president reviewed the past year’s work and urged greater future activity, hoping Hudson County will be strongly Republican by the next century. A convivial session followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward
Republican League
Jersey Avenue
Hudson County
Hoboken Man Drunk After Fall From Car Try
Frederick Leifer twenty two from No sm Ferry street Hoboken arrived in the city drunk and unable to care for himself at the corner of Barrow and Wayne streets His right ankle was strapped Patrolman Dunden took him to the First precinct He was examined by Dr McGill who ordered transfer to City Hospital Leifer says he fell while attempting to board a Newark avenue car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Leifer
Brooklatic Man Dies in Saloon Collapse of Heart Disease
George Johnson aged 39 of 9 President Street Brooklyn collapsed and died from heart disease while drinking in Richard Buck’s saloon at 1 Sussex Street yesterday afternoon. Johnson’s friend James Walsh of 676 Hicks Street claimed the body and had it removed to PL J Gorman’s undertaking at 4 Greene Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
President Street
Brooklatic
Richard Buck
Sussex Street
Johnson
James Walsh
Hicks Street
Brooklyn
PL J, Gorman
Greene
Seventh Ward Stag Planned in Greenville Clubhouse
Seventh Ward Democratic Association to stage a stag on June 15 at the Greenville clubhouse. An elaborate programme is promised with a strong turnout of prominent Democrats expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Ward Democratic Association
Greenville
Democrata
City News Notes with Unclear Transfers and Bits
Fragmentary city notes mention transfers and brief items, with unreadable fragments about numbers and names. The readable portions show no clear events, dates, or entities to anchor a full summary.
League Club Installations and Retiring President Farewell
The Greenville Republican League Club met at the Danforth Avenue clubhouse near the Boulevard last night. Routine business was completed and the recently elected officers were installed. Retiring president Theodore Enis gave a farewell address thanking members for support during his administration. He declined the nomination for another term for personal reasons but will remain active. The club unanimously elected new officers and paid tribute to key members, including Charlock and Ee Ras, for their service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville Republican League
Danforth Avenue
Theodore Enis
Enis
Heenlis
Wees
Charlock Hes
Slot Machine Raid Spurs West Hoboken Shakeup
Prosequiir's Detectives Blo Cormack and Rellay led a morning raid on Speping street, West Hoboken, seizing slot machines amid a countywide push to curb gambling devices. The crackdown followed multiple disappearances of similar machines from local saloons. The Prosecutor's office opened investigations and urged operators to comply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosequiir
Blo
Cormack
Rellay
Mrniing Buasiness
Speping Street
West Hoboken
Nickles
County Bids Under Scrutiny as Low Prices Win Contracts
The Freeholders discuss county contract bids with emphasis on awarding to the lowest compliant bidder. Kueaibed Boe secures salt and sheep contracts at lower rates than Swift & Co. McDermott wins the County Jar contract. Buntham, North Hedeon, and Lita supply dry goods, hosiery, and notions. Several bids rejected for noncompliance. some items unbid. The awards will be finalized at the afternoon meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie
Letmyin
Isles
Levf
Oaks
Sgureset
Swift & Co
Amrest
James Gugli
Frank McDermott
Malis | Wooley & Co
Palata
State Horticultural Society to Hold Twenty Sixth Annual Session
The State Mortivaltural Society convenes its twenty sixth annual session in Trenton, with address by John M. Dalrymple of Hopewell, reports from officers and committees, and a president’s address. Afternoon topics include planting Mare Kalffee Pear Orchards and fruit industry issues by D. D. Denise and Professor John B. Smith. Evening papers cover Reed and Fungi by Dr. Fe Dougal and Hert cultivation by John Gilford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Horticultural ‘Society
Jersey City
Trenton
State Mortivaltural Society
John MM. Dalrymple
Hopewell
Ares
D. D. Denise
State Board of Agriculture
Gay Heale
John B. Smith
Prain Culture
Baird
Willian
Rocky Bill
Fe Dougal
Botanical
Bronx Park
New York City
John Gilford
New State College At
Paresby
Cornatt Baleversity
Court Calendar Friday January 4 List of Cases
Court calendar page notes several cases including Nos 2 88 29 and a suspended entry. The entry contains garbled names and phrases with references to a Thursday forecast and Hartndt Thermometrical Report. A dismissal or death notice appears for Julius Japeck and a funeral is listed for Eric at street location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigretss
Eh Sana
Slcht P. O
Hartndt
Tarecei
Tuentay
Julius Japeck
Halved Bisa
Henrietts Japerkt
Wieck Peaidanes
Eric Atrest
Me Langan
Une Relaved Rustam
Sao Net
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Eheines
Che
Wfticns
Join Griffin
Joseph Murter
Pottom
Fuller
Darsey
Flesding
Dudley S. Gregory
Hhe Ferry
Hudson Street
Dorsey
Wit
Holmes
Eheu Lr
Hulldine
Mont Oud Gufsow
Pitney Delile
Haas Case
Church Federation
Arlejen
Consolidation Commission
Pennsy
Babe
Decker
Mrs. Newbury
MR. and
Mrs. Kaiser
Mikado
United Electric’ CO
North Jersey
Poverty Club
P. GA. Man
Moterman
Ara
Building Trades Council
Brautigam
Repubs
Seventh Ward
City News
Freeholders
Kiesewetter Geta
Coyle
Dermott the Ice
Johany
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