Beef Trust Suits Debated as Beef Prices Rise
The piece argues the Attorney General's suit against the Beef Trust is ineffective. It notes beef prices at Chicago and New York surging to multi-decade highs, with little impact from prosecutions. It contends only removing the trust on beef, mutton and pork would end the artificial famine in twenty four hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beef Trust
Herald
New Jersey
Congress
Phila
Dean
Chicago
New York
Trust
Allan L. McDermott
Mirage of Pork Sparked by Jersey City Court Ruling
Exclusive wire from Trelton reports the Supreme Court ruling against appointments by the old Fire Commissioners for Engine Company 39 in Lafayette. The decision, tied to the Mcueker Act, undermines bonds and delays operations. Critics mock the G O P machine and City Comptroller Hough, while damper claims follow the certiorari action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Hough
City Comptroller
Kiibosh
Lifuyett Fire Company
Sam Dickinson
Sam
The Fate of the Wedded Divorce Plea Over Cruelty
Mrs Ru mingundie Umbach sues for divorce from her husband claiming cruelty. The husband allegedly threw cigarettes at her and denounces her as having an ungovernable temper. The dialogue centers on the couple’s strained marriage and peevish accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumigundie
City hospital bonds spark board power clash
Mayor Fagan appointees face questions as the Finance Board authorized a 13 000 bond issue and began buying a hospital site. George R Hough warned the board lacks authority to purchase the wire. Trustees may be appointed by the Mayor, raising issues of timing and legality. Was the move a subterfuge to derail the project or a power struggle with the Cornell district option pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fagan
Board of Finance
Flanders
George R. Hough
Finance Board
Trusteco
Cornellfom
Pree
Barker Kellar Case Echoes Over Law and Motive
A 19th century court scene questions if homicide proof can proceed without motive or preceding circumstances. Judge Gummere’s view sparks concern that a murder verdict depends on motive and exact actions, while appeals court scrutiny seeks to keep law from becoming tyrannical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gummere
Thomas G. Barker
Heh ome pawaite approves double conduit job
A garbled notice notes the approval of a double conduit project by a political figure, criticizing the administration’s handling and its relation to the Jersey Water Company. The text is unclear but implies dissatisfaction with governance and project execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim Tntereet
Hie Fawr Mague
Wagan
Hnet Jeraey Water Company
Washington Punishments Stir Talk of Military Justice
A Washington affair describes bureaucratic punishment of a young woman for criticizing the President and his subjects in the Washington Post. The piece mocks veiled threats and suggests harsher measures like water cure and sensational punitive acts, while noting the laxity of current discipline and calling for stronger action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Anderstood
Washington Menagerie
Root
Jacob H. Smit
Waller
Samar
Vietory
Milas Taylor
Christ Hospital Needs Public Help For Endowment
Christ Hospital faces a deficit of about 39000 this year per the annual report. The Nurses' Training School seeks an endowment of 8000, argued as a wise public investment. The hospital, under Protestant Episcopal management, serves the ill and injured at its doors and saves city funds by treating accident cases. Subscriptions can be sent to Rev Elmer B Forbes, St Johns Church Summit Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Hospital
Elmer
Forbes
St. John's Church
Summit Avenue
Bijou's Last Night Highlights Local Theatre Benefit
The Bijou Theatre closed a record season with a packed house for a testimonial and benefit performance honoring Pi Hogan. Star turns by Lottie Williams Slater, Jess Dandy, the Reed Birds, and the Youvette Sisters entertained, while honors were given to Max Sternfield and Louis Ditmar. The show featured strong orchestra work, comedy, and notable performances by Raymond Hitchcock and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bijou
Pi Hogan
Colonel Holmes
Hogan
Col. Holmes
Louis Dittmar
John Molmes
Dittmar
Jess Dandy
Seven Reed Birds
Lottie Willams Slater
Kelly
Adams
Youvette Sisters
Mr. Howard Hail
Eagard Allan Poe
Monroe
Mack
Lawrence
Indy
Margaret Graney
Emily Pennington
Frances Burke
Ella Garvin
Sus’e Fee
Paulie Hogan
Max Sternfield
Daly's Theatre Delivers Hit Comedy Opera, King Dodo Impresses
Daly's Theatre presents King Dodo a merry comedy opera by Mesnre Pixiey and Luders. The production is in its sixth week and has been a standout hit nationwide, drawing strong crowds and favorable notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly's Theatre
King Dodo
Mesnre
Pixiey and Luders
Sitch
Wittnebert Lane Wedding Abridged In June 1902 Ceremony
Clara Eveline Wittnebert became Mrs J Merritt Lane on June 4, 1902 at the Wittnebert residence. The event featured pink and white decor, organ music by Prof Mackay, and a ceremony led by Rev Cronin of the Second Presbyterian Church. Afterward a formal supper and wedding trip to Niagara Falls followed, with many relatives present from Brooklyn Danbury Newark and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Wittnebert
Ocean Avenue
Clara Eveline
J. Merritt Lane
Prof. Mackay
St. Joan's P. B
Arthur Harris Schmidt
Josephine Williams
Emma Lane
Harry Lane
Baward T. Witthebert
Cronin
Second Presbyterian Church
Lane
Niagara Walls
Storm Agenué
J. Merritt
Edward
Wittnebert
Marry Lune
Emma C. Lune
Malyina. Pierson
Frances Jane Pierson
Charts Pierson
Brooklyn
Joseph M. Lane
George H. Halsey
Bessie Halsey
William 8
Cokelet
Viney Cokelet
Ella Cokelet
C. F.richardson
Joseph Merritt “Richardson
Danbury
Conn
Fred. Mc
Bernard Z
Anderson Pinker
Oor Patenvle
Bia Island
St John’s Annual Picnic at Willow Park
The St John’s Lutine Org for Christ will hold its annual picnic at Willow Park, Baye, on May. The event includes a parade, games for children, and a display wall. Activities feature a festival presenters and a candy booth for youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St John's
Fuleviver
Bayeound
Music in the Air at Hasbrouck Hall Recital
A large Hasbrouck Hall audience heard the Hasbrouck Show of Music open a week of commencement. Gustave Baker organized the program featuring Montorh, Schws, Holding, Sanches, Sturker and others with an encore for nearly every number. Highlights included Ghedes Drake violin solo Panst-Fantasie, Henrietta Barbier piano Dance of the Fates, and a Beethoven Sixth two-movement finale conducted by Becker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasbrouck Hall
Hasbrouck
Gustav TL. Baker
Muse Department
Hale
Benjamin Montreth
Pluno
Markz EK
Sehwars
Charles N. Sanches
Emil W. Sturker
Famnily
Asiie
Xale
Ghédes Drake
Batiste
Fred EB. Eggert
Schware
Florence Kuderly
Lomas
Misa Mabel B. Turner
Becker
Weber
Mies Malvina Herr
Bartlett
Alonzella Melntire
Phoebe Scott
Margaret Erwin
Edna Annett
J. Pache
Pearl Holbrook
Hofmann
Brinner
Uag
Floyd Stewart
Holding
Drake
Rubinstein
Theo
Lack
Marie Watkins
Mildred Guernsey
Sanchez
Jeannette Wolfe
Candia M. Hatch
Miss Wolfe
Rogers
Miss Hatch
Nat
Secchl
Smith
Elfrida Wegner
Molier
Schwarz
Mantleth
Beethoven
Bergen School Girls Recital Shines With Duets And Solos
Brilliant annual recital by the Bergen School for Girls last night in the school hall on Belmont avenue showed lively piano performances. Duets by Richet Huenes and Ethel Ludwig drew strong applause, followed by solo pieces including Ludwig in Prélude and Mendelssohn Rondo Capriccioso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergen School For Girls
Belmont Avenue
Tio Viutos
Richet | Huenes
Ethel Ludwig
Exquisite piano and vocal performances at school recital
The school concert featured refined piano pieces by Misses Van Ketren Hartshorne and Downe Downe along with choral and instrumental numbers. Vocals by Miss Florence Rows accompanied My Rosary and Shepherds Song, with several pupils including Miss Nelson and Miss Rowe delivering notable offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ance
Henkeith
Odie Maud Woodward
Bach
Oteyers
Miso Peseie Downe
Setniifor
Lack
Marlon Ridgway
Minded Downs
Okjeruit
Helen Jewhold
Myra van Ketren
Bearie Hartshorne
Mins van Teuren
Mies Hartahornan
Wales
Hele Newbold
Belle Bullwood
Natale Smith
Mish Fiorence Rows
Rosary
Nevin
Sianche Raynolda
Haydn
Agnes Rowe
Mise Nelson
Loan Art Exhibit at Public School No 4
An exhibit of 180 reproductions from Italian to American masters was shown in Palisade and Reservoir avenues yesterday. Loaned by a New York collector to raise funds for the school library, the display drew about 2,000 spectators and featured a daytime and evening program with music, recitations, and violin pieces.
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Palisade
Reservoir Avenuen
New York
Permbers
Miss Barnes
Lucy Fuckenstrall
Pling Det
Messrs
Klunowaski
Levy
Martin F. Piniman
Biste Kueh
Louise Heckel
Voral
Dolly
Miss Vente Shand
Tabiesu
Edith Grimm
Molen Young
Bertha Molst
Emma Somers
Annie Birroth
Martha Wendt
Dorothy Benkiner
Hortense Worde~ Mann
George Vowel
Bud Dolly
Elsie Koch
Galop
Hortenze Wordeman
Giotin
Master Klonowski
Mas ‘Barnes
Miss Horendeit
Zejwetline
Grace Craft
Waverly
Iieutenant
Aathare
M. Guullick
Ferry
May Pryor
National Education Meeting Reduced Rates to Minneapolis
Tickets issued for the National Beaeagon Association annual meeting allow travel from stations to Minneapolis and return by July 14 at a single fare plus $2.00. Tickets valid for return passage only when issued by joint agents and paid at deposit time. Specific rates and conditions apply.
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Minneapolis
PRR
National
Beaeagon Association
Slvrapatis
Mfiln
Pennsylvania
Ourllen
Fae
Lafayette Republicans to Meet in Greenville Park Picnic
The Lafayette Republicans announce a picnic for June at Greenville Park. Local party members will gather to discuss campaign plans and costs associated with the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Greenville Bohuettes Park
Fr ee note of corporate meeting and dissolution plan
The document records a board of directors meeting for a builders company, aligned with a petition or certification, and resolves to dissolve the Consumers' Disinery Company arrangements. It mentions indictments of costs and publication of notices, with dates and signatories including THOMA Frere and SAB.
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Directers
Dbiiilers
Vaut
Mey A
Ima
Sarkhelgers
Amos Ik
Jereay Lovet
Reaper
Wihia
Norte
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James Luby
HE City Publishing Company
Washington Street
Eprron
News Building
Jersey City
Park Row
Rae Ee
Humbug
Court of Appeal
Chy
Spinton
Daly
New Yorker
Raymond Hitchcock
Cheridah Simpson
Gertrude Quincan
Greta Riley
Bearcat
Alee Atte Hood
ST. John's
Hasbrouck and
Bergen School
Bergen
National Education Meeting
United Electric CO
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NEW Jersey Tile Guarantee and 1St Company
Safe Deposit
Taylor
Granchi
New York City
Nuwark Avenus
Investi
Taylor's
Newark
Sven
Amiy
Rees
Hani
United States
Hal
Reed
J. Henderson
Laxisgion Avenue
Jersey Ny
Sally
Bath
Woweverd
Union Street
Meelings
WW. Brauer Company
Ration Trust Company of New Tersoris Exchange
New Jereer
Dreseding
Sketton
W. W
State of York
Boetoek
Nobie Smith
Newormjous
Sk Chapin
Traster
Parthes
Rely B Gyurk
Trasler
Momingue Aerters Beekion
N.Y
Tmieudorine
Tenet Sns Sis Weatingusy Ee
Dereiy
N. J
Michael Renn
Stephien Mepartano
Thiker
Sarah
Joan Ro Biriker
Jennie
Charles Striker
Menna
Jemima
James
Gabe Striker
Duane & Keereon
Lestor Wey City
Isop
Jursey City
Apd
Emnery
Jereeyei
Co. Mugege
Inesney City
N. Jy
Berlei Pliers
Ioana
Mom
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Eae Saama
Jerry City
Hudson
New Feieeye
Jerwey
Legiaiaure of
Tully
Tullt
Frank
Tally
Laan
Victor
Berton
Varenee HC
Aine Kinnen
Henry Denton
John
Annie Dempay
Fereay
Thoma Frere
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