Meat Trust Said To Crush Cattle Prices Nationwide
A Denver report notes cattle prices collapsing as wholesalers and commission men halt sales to major markets. Thousands of head move toward market amid anticipated shortages, with stockowners and traders blaming a trust for the plummet and urging panic measures in western U S markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
Associated Press
Denver
Colorado
Thurd- Gay
Kansas City
Omana
Chicago
Murphy Ghoulish Humor and Republican Trust Talk
The Evening Journal and other Republican papers mock Democratic attacks on the Trust while Governor Murphy in Washington dismisses criticism with jokes about hunger and beef trusts. The piece notes Republican gains, warns of partisan ploys, and questions the value of Murphy’s famine remarks for winning votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Journal
Murphy
Republica-Meat Trust
Washington
Meet Trust
Boonever
New Jersey
Newark
Wessels Story Highlights Trading Stamp Politics
The Evening Journal column cites Mr. Wessels accusing a Hudson Assemblyman of soliciting money to influence votes on the trading stamp bill. He claims four others in the Hudson delegation could be bought, a bid for money that suggests a political trap. No names are given for the Assemblyman, with emphasis on the alleged bid and investigative ambiguity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Journal
R. Weskele
Wessels
Journal
Hudson
Newark Kentleman
Hudson County
Mulleon
Newark
Souges
Weasel
Assembly- Pais
Siapiglows
Two Municipals Anger Sparks Plaza Clash In Civilian Street
Witnesses recount a heated plaza scene as a crowd threatened, objects thrown, and officers faced a loud mob. Misunderstanding between languages fueled the trouble, with no poles struck and a demand for apology and damages urged by Doddridge’s account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panini di
Sitte Tonuy
Doddridge
Whose Baby Are You at the Academy of Music
The Academy of Music presents the farce Whose Baby Are You a witty social comedy about stage life and romance in a rapid three act mix. Stars include May Vokes and Chas W Bower with a gala production at the Bijou Theatre featuring Romeos balcony scenes and a royal box intrigue. A Royal Box in the Bijou show and a Romeo Juliet pairing with Miss Atwood are noted along with a lavish staging and a Wednesday and Saturday matinee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Countess
Celia
Prince of Wales
Count Polson
Clarende
Count Wylson
Juliet
Marenes
Eyad
Arrose
Walnr
Mr Swan
Myron B. Wee
New York
Ofes May Vokes
Chas. W. Bower
Plapie
Bijon Theatre
Royal Box
Bijou
Wrock Cominy
Mr. Howard Heit
Clarence
England
Oles
Romeo
Romeo and
Juiliet
Mies Atwood
Mie Atwood Te Jy
Fenwick
Clarenes
London
Helen Felsen
Sue
Clarenen
Count Peisen
Prince of Wiles
Bnen
Nim Ad
World’s Work May issue highlights diverse essays and art
The May World’s Work features explanatory notes with sixteen panels on Cairo street scenes, pieces on Leland Stanford University, Mr. Carin’s wildlife photography, and a sequel to The Real Southern Question. It also surveys U S German trade, America's role as peacekeeper, church decline, banking shifts, and profiles like Mitha Root and Amalia Kussner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Busines
Caira
Abe
Leland Stanford Uiversity
Mr. Carin
Mr. Branson
Wolf von Lehrerbrand
Germany
United States
Frederic Emory
America
Charles Graves
William Justus Boles
William C. Whitney
New York
David Starr Jordan
Stanford University
United Stous
Hawaii
Frank Norris
Frontestedi
Dress Makers and the Queen of Society in a Ball Room Tale
A vivid society scene shows a radiant queen and her dressmaker amid ball room lights. The piece links fashion toil to health, warning that overtaxed nerves can cause illness, and pitches Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy. It includes testimonials from readers praising the medicine for various female ailments and a dedication to the manufacturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Lydia
Pinkham
Mus
Prixuis
Lyaia E. Pinkham
Chincoteague Island
America
Lynn
Mass
What to Eat for May and May Magazine Contents
Newspaper review lists May issue contents with diverse pieces by Frank R. Robinson, A. A. Powe, Herman Bernstein, Walton Fawesti, Carrie Nation, Nelson Simmons Meter, Laura A. Smith, and others. It highlights the humor, fiction, dining car dining, palmistry, toasts, vegetarian versus meat topics, art student tales, and features on educational playgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Robinson
A. A. Powe
Herman Bernstein
Mar
Walton Fawesti
Carrie ‘Nation
Nelile Simmons
Laura A. Smith
W. D. Nesbitt
Iifeh Paris
Kinourne Cowles
Burglary Report At Ward Street Residence
Unclear crime note describes an attempted burglary at No 4 Ward Street this morning. Limited details show broken windows and unidentified suspects, with police investigation ongoing and no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiware A. Fancor, Jr
Ward Street
New Jersey insurance firm hosts dinner at new Jersey City office
A long, mixed account details a dinner marking the opening of John Hawarck Insurance Co new office at Newark Avenue site and honors former superintendent John S. Fentress who departs for Detroit. Attendees include executives, agency heads, and bank and company officials, with tributes and entertainment featuring company stars and performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Werke
Purdy
Colyer
Chlver
Maliztion
Johm ¥. Maries
J. Jayot
R. J. Jookin
Cushisr J. £. Taylor
Mr. Fentress
A. Tihursil
Accompania
J. Royce
R. J. Hopkin
H. Reyes
B. A. Soper
C. J. Rotting
GEORGE @ WATSON
Emelif Watson
Hie
Wiliam
Turner Ammiense
Benaft
George i Watson
Joh
Tk Watson
Louly Scheewel
The
Crocker Wheater Eieerie
Wiliam & Pott
P_ Griswold Toft
Clark
John Beach
Meriter
Dermuerm
Joseph Wild & Cou Dany
MH. B. Chain Company
Thee Firat Natiral Bank
Jersey City
Ferety Ctr
Jersey
Madacs
Net Jersey
Tooting
Wilktowwn Avenue
Commfanionere of Adjustment
East City
Circuit
Unscrambled Football Lineup and Map of Matches
A garbled historical sports page lists players and positions with scattered names and teams. It references tackles, players like Leckie and Arthur, jersey numbers, and a ship of games, but the text is largely unreadable. The readable fragments hint at a contest schedule and roster details from a past event.
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Jersey City News
Borrot
the City Publishing Company
Gpfice
Washington Street
News Building
Orrick
Park Row
Rocw
Tersey City
City
Abr
Governor Murphy
the Beef Trust
Murphys
Trapper
Mr. Wessels
Mfr
Wessel
Dempaich
Rome
John
Dochriage
Europe
Clarvance
NEW Publications
A’malen
Miss Kussner
Edward VII
Aarina
Rudin
Hutchins Hapgood
Catton
LeoAlarmy
Lunt
Lizzie Anderson
Union St
Salem
Dean
Pivgnan
Ialso
E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lyea
Mest
Bante of
Lyna
S. V. ‘Thanom
Mr. Tsanoff
Wylpa Phryston
Wyatt
Ana Rou
Aix
Pagan
the Prudential
Insurance Go. of America
Newark N
Join. Pryde
Lublin D
Ward
Edgar B. Ward
W.pres
Ani
Ea Raia Dayden
Police
Tide
Dei Nu
Jaikoon
Bae
Hahn
NEW Jersey Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Montcobery Street
Safe Deposit
ELY Brothers
Warren Street
Fammond
Respondence School
Faneth Atanas
New York City
Taylor
Aliys
Agmwrs
Pire Gxtineuther
Patiamunder
Murmek
Ase Fleewn
Alex
Sutin
Generay
Fies
Broad Street
Atte
Souc
Lalu
Jean Helbige
Thy
Mantas
Ieme
Randehpe
Figat
Lace
Ences
Biasusterl
Romery
Dnaiey
Annashauset
Uae
Ahan
Sergey
Ater Melowes
Gwaxckay
New TisHt
Adexandra
Rscrie
Mateleot i Lelen
Teikin
Willan
Esate
Cathe
Romer
Stefan Ban
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