Garfield School Honor Roll Surges With Large November Distinctions
Garfield School lists an unusually large honor roll for Mvember with 44 pupils receiving special distinction across 4A 4B and other grades. Names span boys and girls including Bertha Shanger, Frank Clark, Rosei Christi, Lillian Boger, Helen Garstein, Emily Byrd, and many others under teachers Bertha Shanger H. G. Wilder and B. B. Jennings.
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Garfield School
Mvember
Maude Flammer
Sadie Gruber
Florence Digage
Josephine Sestito
Corinna Petrone
Rebecca Shack
H. G. Wilder
Fred Belmont
Alfred Bolton
Harry Freas
Joe Goodnough
Nathan Janowitz
Albert Lacour
Brian Landa
William Sacco
William Morell
Frank Morton
Morris Plager
Francis Pyne
Frank Rosen
Charles Seigel
Anthony Woolley
Lillian Boger
Jeanette Cooper
Frances Cambrese
Mary Katz
Ida Lehman
Helen Miller
Marion Widdis
Anna Slow
Lillian
Helen Benedict
Angelina Coles
Sarah Coles
Eather Casanova
Nellie Knox
Minnie Lawley
Delia Poppa
Antonia Sacco
Lillian W. Gano
Revo Ferguson
Carmen Fornicolo
Lewis Mazza
Raymond Schenke
Francis Layton
Clarence DeGrippio
Martin Caley
Harry Heiles
Nathan Katz
David Landa
Benjamin Ledwitz
George Petrone
David Selekowitz
Tony Suzzo
Chester Waitt
William Thorn
William Herbert
Emily Byrd
Marjorie Cass
Ida Glazier
Virginia Kane
Ruth Megill
Elsie Reid
Sarah Swartz
Doris Frame
Mary Miles
Cora Slocum
Harriet Temple
Mabel Woody
Marguerite Griffin
Helen Russ
Anna D. Sherman
Roys
Tony Bruno
Nathan Cohen
John Dangler
Francis DeCloe
Henry Davis
Joseph DeWitt
Harry Ferguson
Abraham Feinberg
Arthur Garner
Raymond Green
Isador Gruber
Frank Luparrelli
Philip Manzi
Edwin van Dyke
Louis Weinkofsky
Minnie Cole
Carmella de Nucci
Mary Garner
Marjorie Green
Margaret Howland
Minnie Hymen
del Julian
Lena Mazza
Helen Morris
Beatrice Morris
Anna NorDell
Mildred Reid
Florence Reisman
Mary Simms
Rosina Sistito
Rose Swersky
Susie Vincelli
Bessie Weiss
Jennie Zeroski
Genevieve Fisler
William Benedict
Hyman PD. Vorkin
William Lawley
Tony Mazacco
John Mazacco
Harold Otten
James Wolkeme
William Anastasia
Sebastian Renforte
Joseph Parry
J. &. Clark
Paul DeNuccci
Felix Niero
Morris Fasino
Hugh Darby
Ralp Darby
James Ferraro
Rocco Foragecole
Dominick Minnish
Benjamin Nathanson
Thurle Robinson
Edward Selle
Oliver Topping
Lefkowitz
Florence Haniella
Mary Christie
Annie Damate
Katherine Lane
Grace Manzi
Myrtle Selle
Augusta van Pelt
Elizabeth Wolk
School Roster Lists Students by Grade and Names
A long list of students organized by grade and class including 2B 2A and 1A 1B divisions. Names cover boys and girls across 2B 2A 1A 1B and Kindergarten with teachers noted. The fragment presents a dense enumeration of student names by grade level and class.
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David Altberg
Raymond Cranmer
Nathan Catanova
Samuel Goldberg
Thomas Julian
Jacob Lessinski
Leon Lieberman
Julius Maizell
Max Weisman
Joseph Sacco
Leonard Sacco
Harold Schenk
Addison Silocum
Joseph Stamen
Israel Swersky
Marguerite Alphonso
Gussie Daneloff
Ellen Delucia
Josephine Doranti
Dorothy Elinsky
Dora Feinberg
Lewis Williams
Annie Egezia
Hamnal Schwartz
Lottie Strolo
Rose Surrerlino
Janet Surty
Hannah Tannenbaum
Edison storage battery perfected by Edison reception at West Orange
Two hundred electrical engineering students from the Brooklyn Navy Yard visited West Orange to celebrate Thomas A Edison's nine year effort on a storage battery for marine and vehicle use. The device may keep a sunken submarine chamber free of carbonic acid gas for three months and survive gunfire concussion, with over 50 000 experiments cited. Edison noted the cement house mold systems remain.
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T B C Club Boys Feasted and New Members Joined
The T B C Club met at Fred Wilcox's home on Second Avenue last Saturday evening. Two new members were admitted and two new members elected. Julia Corn chaired the meeting. Clintor Little was elected President Edgar Woolley Secretary and Treasurer. Plans for an annual dance were discussed for January. Mrs Wilcox and daughter served light lunch.
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Second Avenue
Julia Corn
Clintor Little
Edgar Woolley
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Wilcox
Leah Wilcox
General Markets Report on Dairy and Meat Receipts
Market summary notes received quantities for cheese and eggs with firm demand, plus weak potato prices. Dairy receipts include 1 159 boxes cheese and 6014 cases eggs with extra firsts and seconds. Meat section lists country veal calves prime per pound and notes advertising in the Daily Record.
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Turbine Ship Turbinia Leads Steam Engine Revolution
The Turbine, built by Hon. C. A. Parsons at Newcastle on Tyne, achieved its first trial on November 4, 1894. The Turbinia, about a hundred feet long, showcased turbine engines boosting speed and coal savings, rapidly advancing ship design worldwide.
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Infanta Eulalie seeks punishment details from Premier
News from Madrid reports Infanta Eulalie asks Premier Cannalejas to plead with King Alfonso for the punishment she faces after publishing a morals book. The king reportedly wonders about depriving her 250,000 pesetas annual allowance as punishment.
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Charles Curtis Elected President Pro Tem of Senate
Kansas Senator Charles Curtis, noted for his heritage as an Indian blood chief, has been elected President Pro Tempore of the United States Senate, signaling a historic leadership milestone. Curtis is slated to preside over Senate sessions and guide legislative procedures as the chamber adjourns.
Curtis Presides as Indian Descent Senator Helms Senate Pro Tem
Charles Curtis of Kansas becomes the first person of Indian blood to serve as president pro tem of the United States Senate. He is a senator since 1907 and will act as substitute for the vice president for one week, after which he may be reelected or another may be chosen.
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Washington
Dec
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