Zabriskie Playground Gift Sparks School Celebration
Lusty cheers greet banker Cornelius Zabriskie as City officials and 1500 No. 9 School pupils celebrate the gift of a $30,000 playground behind the building. Speakers praise philanthropy, with Mayor Pagan and School officials praising the donor and outlining planned use, including winter skating and summer ball grounds. A calisthenic drill and songs cap the ceremonial program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Galwickie
No. 9 School
Brewsinger
Zabriskie
Dinndiors Evans, Barnes and Gilmore
Board of Education
Jade Mie Cornet Bradford
Whittier Mose
Chive
Chnelos Bell
David R. Daly
Beanteot
Svere Ales
B.A. Hibbardson
Ming Blanche Halley
Thie
E. Margin
Previteot
Joh H. Ward
Eujane
Za‘briskie
Soyer
Snyder
Mer. Zabriskie
Mr. Zabriskie
Zabris
Zabriskio
Fagan
Barnes
Fagin
Mr. Fabriskie
Mro Zabriskie
Lyons
Tte
Zabriskie Park
Anthony Hauek
Brensinger
Hawk
Hawek
Blood cures and mysterious trade found in ancient tome
A cryptic excerpt references cures labeled as “aceocs TM” and mentions Hobie Sracaparilia Bovare in connection with blood remedies. The fragment hints at a catalog of therapeutic items, but details are sparse and obscured by garbled OCR. Further context is needed for clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobie Sracaparilia Bovare
Aceocs
Michael J Kenny Burial Reflects Civic Attendance
The funeral for Michael J Kenny was held at Grove Street and Pavonia Avenue with services from St. Michael's Church. Large crowds from Democratic county and city Republicans attended, floral tributes lined the open burials, and prominent local figures followed the hearse in a show of community and political presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Kenny
Grove
Pavonia Avenue
St. Michael's H.C
Pew Funeraheim
Immerona
Ets
Wozhe
Sae Hippos
Nes
Toronto
Harley
Tipp
Murr
Soffel
Maxon
Clements Leein
Keister
Merritt
Halligan
Yo Cassidy
Woods
McCanley
Olmstead
Vandegrift
Jersey
Beffel
Filkenburg
Wiken
Bury Fie
O'Brien
Bean
Hartey
White
Hinsestal
Palkenbars
B. Hrnstead
Tott
McCauley
Piter
Beamn
Bises
Trvonte
Ersey City
Eee Tutimmer
Toronto Beats Jersey City In Amatuer Zone Play
Baltimore Orioles and Montreal improved standings as Toronto defeated Jersey City with a 100 to 8 score in an uneven amateur clash. Skeeters, Sailors, and Bisons were mentioned in varied results, while Providence fell to Montreal 4 to 0 and Newark faced schedule threats from Eastern League officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Toronto
Obnstyad
Soffel
Dongind
Skeeters
Merriit
Bean
Weistering
Bronson
Sever
Rong Pardee
Fanthier
Rootester
Delaware
Orioles
Bisons
Walt Ie Erreur
Biieliel
Buffalo
Jones
Providence
Montreal
Political maneuvering in Hudson City primaries roil parties
Dr Connell advocates backing Seymour for the Democratic nomination with backing from the Pioneer Democratic Club, while ex President Miller sides with Heavey. Mayor Pagan gains support from Fremont Club as Ward leaders inch toward a party clash. Street and Water Board candidates include Walton Sullivan Corydon and Quirk. Grand Jury reconsiders poolroom indictment. Dickinson and Pry discuss renomination strategy and plans to travel to Europe for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell
Robert Seymour
Democratic Organization
Dhuraduy Nksit
Pioneer Democratic Club
Miller
Seynwir
Heavey
Teu
Fagan Jae
Premont Club
Hudson City
Fremonters
Fremont Club
Deiney
Doscher
Wey
James Walton
Michael Sullivan
Phonius J. Corydon
Street and Water Board
John Quirk
Quirk
Wrylund
Teem
Dickinson
Pry
Pagan
Ity
Sevral Mino
Dickingen
Europe
Megar
Wbs
In Jerusalem politics versus religion letter from Jacob Aliann
A letter from Jacob Aliann reports life in Jerusalem while discussing missionary work, local tourism, and tensions between politics and religion. He notes cool weather, abundant rainfall, and a busy scene with guests, choirs, and tours. He reflects on interfaith tensions and critiques of foreign influence during Boxer unrest, ending with hopes to send Easter bread and a Boston visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Hilton
Jepusaten
Feiedd
Chicago
Tony Dines
Ales Teever
Kamner
Asoo
U.S
Joln Whiting
Sou Xo
Tong
Christ
Terusalem
Orn
Egiansa
John
Juin
Jacob Aliann
Bethlehem
Uyronsha Isdy
Boston
Not on the Programme Behind the Scenes Theatre Fracas
A brawl broke out between two Vanity Fair Company sopranos Miss Musette Sutherland and Miss Margaret Sheridan at the Bon Ton Theatre. The dispute over a wardrobe mishap led to verbal taunts and a door smashing incident. Sheridan faced charges of assault and battery, with sentence suspended after paying court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Ton
Vanity Fair
Audienes
Musette Sutherland
West One
Eun- Aredth Street
Manhattan
Margaret Sheridan
East Fourteenth Street
Frisco
Pacific Slope
Miss Sutherland
Miss Sheridan
Mins Sheriden
First Criminal Court
Higuinn
Gene Tence
Heirship Claim Tied to Jersey Case, German Letter
Special Jersey City dispatch reports a German woman claiming to be an heir of a vast estate tied to a New Jersey case. She asserts a right to four million dollars from the estate left by a deceased individual and seeks recognition by the New Jersey government, detailing a legal and diplomatic angle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Nnd
Trenton
Germany
New Jersey
Amee
Sheeke Gays Pho Stokes Toostasiet
Juntas Werdluins
Frapieka
Bonigatunth
New Jersary
Rutos
Jury Recants Indictments Against Police Officials
The Grand Sky reversed its vote indicting Chief Murphy and Captain Cody for failing to suppress an alleged Newark poolroom. The Corther Investigation found attempts to obtain evidence against the poolroom and some involved admitted acting rashly in the indictment. Merry Murphy, alleged proprietor of the resort, is indicted and a true bill will be presented in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Murphy
Bul Tok
Capt Cody
Gregory Street
Grand Sky
John F. Cody
Neweark Wiverine
Corther
Cody
Gran Fury
Merry Murphy
Désort
Milbank Gift Ceremony for Palace of the First Church
The formal presentation of the Peoples Palace by Joseph Milbank to the First Congregational Church trustees occurs this afternoon. The edifice, to be enlarged and fully equipped, will cost about 250000 upon completion. Noted philanthropists from New York and Brooklyn attend dedicatory exercises, with speeches, musical selections, prayers, and the presentation of keys and deeds. The palace was opened for public inspection at ten this morning and will stay open until ten tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Milbank
Wall Street
First Congregational Church
New York
Brooklyn
Milbank
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Kes
Corneling Brett
D.D
Joseph Milhank
William Rowland
Haved of
Trastess
H. Hall
John L. Scudder
Mark M. Fagutt
Stephen Lewin
Margaret’ Wood
Edkward W. Hickox
Eleanor Collins
William J. Post
Alice M. Studer
Water Quarter
Keer Bayes Tuper
Philadel Whit
William PD. Murphy
Taion League Club
Henry M. Sanders
Alfred Eb, Marling
Aid
Josiah Strong
Tustimte
New York City
Governor Stokes Attends Monument Dedication
Governor Stokes and Adjutant General Helweg arrive from New Bern for the Ninth New Bern soldiers monument dedication in Trenton. They note the flag of the Cowboys was captured and returned, and pledge full care for the delegation and ceremonial arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Stokes
Th. Helwe
Breiornll
New
Soltiers
Norts Capolina
Govijrace Stokes
Woss Club Pitches Its Case At Fronkt Jae Vivenscuytschin
Pavan Sree leads a tentative push for the WOSS Club amid unclear proceedings. Mixed names and garbled phrases suggest a local meeting or event, with limited legible details on purpose or outcome.
Police Parade Leads City Police Honor Row
Chief Murphy Inspector Archibald and captains lead a parade through the city streets. Mounted officers and patrol wagons form a distinctive display as crowds line the sidewalks to watch the procession up Washington Street toward Mount Vernon Avenue and Grove Street with a review before the city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Mherphy
John J
Ines
Moria
Wsingtor Street
Witon
Mountwonnery
Etree Avenue
Grove Street
Weeredton Place
Fagan
Dws
Jersey
el Bright Street
Greve Street
Apd
Battle Imienen: Tokyo and London eye naval moves
May 20 1980s dispatches from London and Tokyo discuss forthcoming naval forecasts as Rujestronsky and Ward depart France waters signaling likely conflict. Analysts note Japanese strategy to harass Russian fleets with torpedo boats while Korestvensky’s forces hold, with uncertainty about dates and movements around Saigon and Manchuria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rujestronsky
Saigon
Russians at Saigon and Hong Kong in unclear report
A terse naval blurb notes actions near Saigon and Hong Kong on May 19 with reference to the Stermer Laertes vessel leaving Sailas and Kojestvensky possibly splitting from a northern expedition hoping for followers. Details are fragmentary and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Stermer Laertes
Sailas 13
Kojestvensky
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Sehyoo
Mer
Cornelius Zabriskie
Ian
The
Jersey City News
Jos Printine
Calleagues
Washington Street
Broncos
Yotontay
Newark
Rochester
Ratnham
Lathers
Plt
Powers
Burnham
Whit Tale
Shay W. BC
Buffelo
Frank P. Lehane
Lehane
Washington
Pennsylvania Raiload
Hote
Wied
Alles
Jerusalem
Bible Land
W. R. Hilton
sChief Murphy
Captain Cody
People’s Palace
First Congregational
Woss Club
Pichic
Gevenill Mimal Giente
Vronk Jae Vivenscuytschin Lll
Peti Ulawn Thleereligae Ae, Pavan Sree
City
Guardians of the Peace
Archibald
Seel
Togo
Korestvensky
Bherein
Tokio
Manchuria
Grean
Algal
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