Holding Wool High Across Western Markets
Western wool growers push back against Eastern mill fear as they hold out for better terms. Trade tensions reflect confidence in Western clips, with Utah Oregon and South Dakota pledging firm stances and Rapid City warehousing planned for 250000 pounds. East waits on London prices while Westerns store and delay purchases to force a market break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
East
London
Westermers
Pendleton
Ore
Utah
Oregon
South Dakota
American Woollen Company
Arizona
Boston
Fugitive Dramas Seizes Moving Car Then Is Captured
Nicholas Dramas aged nineteen fled from Patrolman Brad ley at the Macdougal street station. He hopped a moving car toward Washington Square but the vehicle stopped at the Brevoort House where he was recaptured. Dramas and Julia Monteverdi aged eighteen were later held on abduction charges involving Nellie Haddon, fifteen, found in a Thompson street saloon. Bail set at two thousand dollars for Dramas and fifteen hundred for Monteverdi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Dramas
Roosevelt Sr
Julia Montevordi
Nellie Haddon
Archibeid Haddon
Hamiltonst
Haddon
Jasterday
Martineau
Mercer-st
Thompson-st
Zeller
Monteverdi
The Barge Office Investigation Report
Maurice D. OConnell, Solicitor of the Treasury, holds papers in the Barge Office investigation and was said to have left Washington for the city on Saturday. He could not be found at major hotels yesterday and will review the papers this week. He will require Barge Office employees implicated to respond in person or by letter and is not expected to return to Washington until the end of this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice D. O'Connell
The
Treasury
Barge Office
Washington
Inet
Speedway brush stirs title duel between Cobwebs and Lucille
At Speedway Park Cobwebs 2:12 and Lucille 2:09% failed to meet as Billings’s Chicago mare Lucille rests on her New York victory. Cobwebs dominated trials and is ready to challenge Caryle Carne while Lucille's owner delays a return to racing in New York next fall. Out-of-town contenders Nemoline and Dundess impressed in fast brushes as other pacers and trotters competed across the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speedway Park
C. K. G. Billings
Chicago
Lucille
New York
Speedway
Mr. Billings
Hontas Crooke
Frank Jones
Caryle Carne
Daniel
Dr. Kane
Nemoline
J. H. Carmichael
Springfield
Mass
Dundess
Henry Zahn, Jr
Stone Wall
Michael Reid
Farmer
Alcantara
Charles C. Lloyd
Richard B
A. C. Maynard
Brandywine
Empire City
William J. Clark
Yonkers
Oscar
John Mullins
Jim Mansfield
Benjamin Zahn
Judicial dignity offended in Somerset collision over stake
A bicycle crash near James B. Duke's Raritan River estate involved Justice Edward Farley. Farley said workmen left a surveyor's stake in the road causing the fall. Duke questioned the tale, refused apology, and Farley warned of possible damages suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Justice Edward Farley
James B. Duke
Tobacco King
Duke
Raritan
Justice Farley
Evelyn Wentworth Murray
Mr. Duke
Arley
Floating Ocean Hotels for City Workers in Brooklyn
John R. Arbuckle plans a fleet of floating hotels off Liberty Island to offer evening sails and morning returns for weary workers. Four vessels, including Jacob A Stamler and Gitana, will serve meals for 50 cents and provide air cooled comforts, with cruises possible July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Arbuckle
van Brunt St
Jacob A. Stamler
Gitana
Hermit
John Harlin
Arbuckle
Europe
New York
Liberty Island
Soldier in Army Uniform Causes Church Disturbance
At St. Stephen's Catholic Church in Brooklyn a man in Army uniform disrupted services. He collapsed near the altar and was taken to Long Island College Hospital. The 28 year old Jeremiah Sullivan, Battery B 57th Artillery, Fort Wadsworth, said he came to Brooklyn to visit friends after drinking heavily. Doctors diagnosed alcoholic hysteria and expect a several day stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen's Catholic Church
Carroll and Hicks Sts
United States Army
Long Island College Hospital
Jeremiah Sullivan
Battery B
Sth Artillery
Fort Wadsworth
Brooklyn
Our Greatest Citizen Richard Storrs Lauded at Storrs Service
In St Anns Church on the Heights Rev Dr Reese Alsop preached on Richard Salter Storrs praising his lifelong loyalty to truth parish church and nation. He recalled Storrs as a scholar of sturdy faith whose fifty three years built an enduring character and influenced generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ann's Church
the Heights
Reese F. Alsop
Richard Salter Storrs
Pr. Storrs
Dr. Alsop
Lord Jesus Christ
Dr. Storrs
Storrs
Young Man Killed by Trolley in Brooklyn Crash
Peter F. O'Reilly, twenty one, of Atlantic avenue, was struck by a Marcy avenue trolley at Franklin avenue and Bergen street at 145 am yesterday. He was dragged a distance. His left arm was severed and chest mutilated. Motorman James Duffy and conductor Charles Smith were arrested and detained at the Fifty first Precinct. O'Reilly had been returning from a fight at Coney Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter F. O'Reilly
Atlantic-ave
Brooklyn
Marcy-ave
Franklin-ave
Bergenst
Coney Island
Fifty-first Precinct
James Duffy
Reid-ave
Charles Smith
St. Mark's-ave
Rink at Clermont Avenue to be torn down or repaired
Building Commissioner seeks immediate removal or safe renovation of the Clermont Avenue Rink near Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn after a court order. Repairs required are extensive, threatening continued use. the Norman L. Munro estate owns the rink with Henrietta Munro as executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont Avenue
Clermont-ave
Myrtle-ave
John Guilfoyle
Supreme Court
Borough of
Brooklyn
Clermont Avenue Rink
Norman L. Munro
Henrietta Munro
Vandewater St
Manhattan
Desperate Cure for Whiskey Habit Ends in Tragedy
Charles Sohn aged twenty three killed himself by drinking carbolic acid at his home 107 Graham avenue after declaring to his mother that he had poisoned himself to end the whiskey habit. The mother fainted but survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sohn
Graham-ave
Sohn
Environment not fate says Rev Dr Hillis at Plymouth Church
Rev Dr Newell Dwight Hillis told Plymouth Church that environment is not all powerful. He argued the will determines happiness and strength, citing examples of philanthropists and teachers rising above surroundings and not becoming enslaved by circumstances. The soul is king over circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Dwight Hillis
Plymouth
Gough
First Catholic Mass Held at New Barren Island Church
The first service in the island’s new Gothic church was held yesterday at 11 AM. Built by Thomas F White and donated to the Catholic Church, it seats four hundred and will host weekly Mass at 10 30. Bishop McDonnell will dedicate the church after Rexengcetes. Three hundred Catholics on Barren Island attended. Episcopal and Methodist services have long been conducted on the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Board of
Brooklyn
Barren Island
Thomas F. White
McDonnell
Rome
Rexengcetes
Rebuilding St George's Church Aims for October Open
Rebuilding work on St George's Protestant Episcopal Church at Marcy and Gates avenues begins immediately after last winter’s fire. Insurance settlements are in, mortgage debt reduced by 10000, and improvements planned. Pastor William A Wasson expects completion by October with opening on the first Sunday. A 5000 organ will replace the old 2800 organ. a brass pulpit is donated by the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George's Protestant Episcopal Church
Marcy and
Gates Aves
William A. Wasson
Wasson
Marcy Avenue Baptist Church
Union League Club announces committees for the year
Hibbert B. E. Masters, president, unveils committees for the Union League Club. Membership includes David Thornton as chairman with James Bendernagel Horace M. Carleton Willard L. Candee and John W. Hussey. Administrative and social panels list chairmen and members led by A. G. Perham, Henry A. Powell, and Benjamin F. Blair among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibbert B. E .Masters
Union League Club
David Thornton
Horace M. Carleton
Willard L. Candee
John W. Hussey
House
A. G. Perham
William T. Hardenbrook
John S. McKeon
Henry Carson
Thomas Bishop
John Mickleborough
Chester B. Lawrence
Almer R. Larson
Frank S. Jones
Henr W. Knight
David F. Butcher
William Biggam
William C. Clarke
George C. Brainere
Christopher W. Wilson
Elisha T. Ev- So Young
Arthur Pell
Frank Harver Isle
Henry A. Powell
Warren E. Hill
L. A. Kimball
Frank L. Coon
George H. Pettit
Gerard B. van Wart
Benjamin Russell
William H. Fawkes
Archibald Edmonstone
William H. Deming
Theodore C. Christmas
Frank Aikman
Johns. Nugent
J. K. Woshell
Owen F.toughton
John Ditmas
Steward H. Renton
Albert H. Frost
Arrests at North Beach Shake Up Concert Halls
Captain Darcy of the Seventy-fourth Precinct ordered hall owners to stay within the law and arrested several. Yesterday Detective Nolan detained three managers Edward Ward of Brunhay's Frederick Schlitt of Haff ner's and Joseph Hermann of Henry Hermann for alleged violations. Fach held on $200 bail for examination today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darcy
Seventy-fourth Precinct
North Beach
Nolan
Edward Ward
Brunhay’s
Frederick Schlitt
Intimations of Immortality Sermon by Dr Dewey
Rev Dr Harry Prinee Dewey preached Intimations of Immortality at the Church of the Pilgrims. He memorialized Rev Dr Richard Salter Storrs, saying the scholar is not dead but has gone to a place prepared for believers. He invoked Christ’s promise of mansions and urged regard for Storrs as a kingly spirit awaiting reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Prinee Dewey
Church of the Pilgrims
Richard Salter Storrs
Dewey
Christ
Dr. Storrs
Polytechnic Institute Reception And Alumni Dinner
President Henry Sanger Snow and Mrs Snow host a reception in Spicer Library from 3 to 6 p m with the institute open for guest inspection. The Alumni Association reunion and dinner follow at the Montauk Club featuring speakers including Justice Marean Char Harvey Genung Frederick Kellogg and C Jon M Hamilton. Graduation exercises are set for next Wednesday at the Reader of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sanger Snow
The
Polytechnic Institute
Snow
Spicer
Alumni Association
Montauk Club
Justice Marean
Char Harvey Genung
Frederick Kellogg
Polytechnic Club
Thomas H. Troy
C. Jon M. Hamilton
Reader of Music
Reorganizing Orange Mendelssohn Union Seeks Revival
A committee of active members in Orange has been appointed to reorganize the Mendelssohn Union. The plan includes re examining voices, converting rejected members to honorary status, increasing chorus size to eighty, and presenting two concerts yearly. Dues drop from 15 to 10 dollars. Arthur Mees named conductor. Committee: W. J. Baer H. L. Cadmus Mrs. T. Smith Miss Mary Jones Miss Alice Quimby Albert E. Schoch Arthur Richmond James T. Halland W. E. Halm John O. Heald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Orange Mendelssohn Union
Arthur Mees
W. J. Baer
H. L. Cadmus
T. Smith
Mary Jones
Alice Quimby
Albert E. Schoch
Arthur Richmond
James T. Halland
W. E. Halm
John O. Heald
Drowned Canoe Accident Claims Frank Woolley in Red Bank
Frank Woolley twenty three son of Justice Edmund T. Woolley drowned while canoeing with Richard Applegate on the Shrewsbury River near Newman Springs. Their canoe upset and Woolley, unable to swim, sank. Applegate swam to shore but was exhausted. Woolley's body was recovered about thirty minutes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Frank Woolley
Edmund T. Woolley
Newman Springs
Richard Applegate
Woolley
Shrewsbury
Applegate
Floral globe frames at Orange Sunday school ceremony
The North Orange Baptist Church annual floral celebration in the Sunday school rooms featured music and a large globe floral arrangement. Sidney M. Colgate presided, and Isaac E. Gates, formerly of Orange, gave an address. Flowers will be sent to New York for flower missions and to aid the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
North Orange
Funeral of renowned drummer William E. Tompkins held at home
The funeral of William Edgar Tompkins, famed drummer and former member of Stuart's Band and the 69th, &th and 14th Regiment bands, was conducted yesterday afternoon at his Brooklyn home. Born in New York City sixty-five years ago, he lived in Brooklyn forty years, was a thirty-second degree Mason and Past Chancellor of the Knights of Pythias. A widow and two sons survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edgar Tompkins
Stuart
69Th, &Th
14Th Regiment
New York City
Brooklyn
The
Knights of Pythias
Transfer of 20 inch gun to Prospect Park approved
Park Commissioner George W. Brower announced that the Army Chief of Ordnance granted the transfer of the 20 inch gun from Fort Hamilton to Brooklyn Park Department. Brower awaits official papers and says the gun will be placed in Prospect Park at an as yet unselected site. The weapon is one of few such guns in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Brower
Fort Hamilton
Park Department of
Brooklyn
Army
Washington
Brower
Prospect Park
United States
Plattdeutscher Festival Opens in Ridgewood Park
The seventeenth annual Plattdeutscher Volksfest Verein festival began in Ridgewood Park in Brooklyn to honor the new German Hospital at Stanhopest and St Nicholas Ave. More than eight thousand people from fifty five organizations attended as a cannon saluted the opening. Louis Uses, president of the Verein, gave the welcome address amid games and a balloon ascent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattdeutscher Volkesfest Verein
Brooklyn
Stanhopest
St. Nicholas Ave
Ridgewood Park
Verein
Louis Uses
Ten Thousand Singers Plan July Brooklyn Festival
The United Singers of Brooklyn met in Sdederkranz Hall to arrange a festival at the old 3th Regiment Armory in July under the Northeastern Singerbund. A torch light parade on June 3 will include at least ten thousand men, and a matinee children's chorus will total at least five thousand voices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Singers of Brooklyn
Sdederkranz Hall
3Th Regiment
Singers
Northeastern Singerbund
Coffey Appeal Set for Prompt Hearing by Court of Appeals
Chief Judge Parker granted an immediate hearing for Senator Michael J. Coffey in his bid to be reinstated to the Kings County Democratic Committee. The appeal from the Appellate Division decision will be heard out of order next week at Saratoga, with a ruling expected before the term ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Court of Appeals
Michael J. Coffey
Supreme Court
Kings County
Democratic Committee
Saratoga
Sabbath School Association marks 39th anniversary meeting
The Eastern District Sabbath School Association holds its thirty ninth anniversary meeting at the New England Congregational Church South Ninth Street. Reports of officers will be presented. Rev Dr Maiison C Peters will speak on Enthusiasm with additional talks by Rev Gilbert A Shaw Rev David G Downey and Rev Newell Woolsey Wells. Miss Ida Rose Weyers will provide piano and Rev Henry Briggs organ music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern District Sabbath School Association
New England Congregational Church
South Ninth St
Maiiison C. Peters
Gilbert A. Shaw
David G. Downey
Newell Woolsey Wells
Ida Rose Weyers
Henry ©. Briggs
Ordination Service at Cathedral of the Incarnation
In Garden City a large crowd attended a service at the Cathedral of the Incarnation as Bishop Littlejohn ordained four ministers and seven deacons for the Long Island Episcopal Diocese. Bishop Worthington preached the sermon. choirmaster W. W. Woodcock directed the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Judd
J. P. Smyth, Jr
D. T. Quimby
Horace R. Sell
B. Oakley Baldwin
Howard T. Barto
Percival M. Wood
Vincent FE. Judson
Gilbert V. Russell
Marcus A. Trathen
Bishop Worthington
Stabbing near Covert Street Ends in Husband's Disappearance
Mrs Maggie Franks of 234 Covert Street was stabbed in the right arm, allegedly by husband Frank Franks a mechanic. An artery was severed and Dr Bodwin at St Catharine's Hospital found her weak from blood loss. Franks fled after the attack following a quarrel over his lateness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Franks
No. 234
Covert St
Frank Franks
Bodwin
St. Catharine's Hospital
Stabbed Iron Moulder John Smith Attacked at Home
John Smith an iron moulder aged forty nine was assaulted by an unknown man while entering the hallway of his home at No 40 Scholes street early yesterday. He received two stab wounds one on the forehead and one in the left ear the latter destroying his hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Scholes Sr
Smith
Summer union services to be held on the Heights
Area churches unite for summer worship at Second Presbyterian Church Remsen and Clinton streets from July through August 1 with Rev D Baines Griffith of Kansas City preaching and Prof A R Merriam of Hartford Seminary to follow August 12 to September 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Heights
First
Second Presbyterian
Reformed Church On
the Heights
Church of the Pilgrims
Final Arrangements for Club Trip to National Convention
Final plans for the Henry E. Abell Republican Club excursion to the National Convention in Philadelphia will be settled at a special meeting tonight at 8 30 at the clubhouse 435 Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Abell Republican Club
Philadelphia
Ninth St
Plymouth aids famine sufferers meeting at Plymouth Church
A meeting of the Committee of One Hundred on Indian Famine Relief was held last night at Plymouth Church. A subscription was taken for relief work though figures on receipts were not yet learned. Speakers included Robert C. Ogden preacher J. L. T. Chamberlain and Dr. Rossiter W. Raymond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Church
Committee of One Hundred
Robert C. Ogden Preeet
India
J. L. T. Chamberlain
Dr. Rossiter W. Raymond
Borough Deaths From Self Harm and Drowning Tragedies
A borough report lists multiple tragedy details including George Deller a 46 year old German baker at 588 Essex street who died by suicide with a shotgun after financial troubles. Also found drowned off Sea Gate a well dressed man with red hair and beard and anchor buttons, believed to have jumped from a transatlantic liner. A sailor from vessel Alexander Gibson was recovered near Forty-seconds and taken to Forty-third Precinct. Coroner notified. Thomas Russell a ten year old from 277 South Fourth Street found in Wallabout Bay. Charles Lohn 23 swallowed carbolic acid at 107 Graham avenue died. John Mitchell 26 fell on stairs at Fifth Avenue and Twentieth Street and died after skull fracture. George Adams 16 drowned off Flushing Street pier after epileptic seizure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Deller
Essex St
Sea Gate
Alexander Gibson
Forty-third
Thomas Russell
South Fourth St
Wallabout Bay
McCaffrey
Charles Lohn
Graham-ave
John Mitchell
Fifty-fourth-st
Fifth-ave
Twentieth-st
Seney Hospital
Three Days Festival Planned for Hospital Annex Fund
The Ladies' Aid Society of St. Catharine's Hospital met yesterday and organized a three days festival in the parish hall of the Church of the Most Holy Trinity on Montrose Avenue. It runs Tuesday to Thursday this week with proceeds supporting the hospital annex fund for consumptives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of
St. Catharine's Hospital
Church of the Most Holy Trinity
Montrose-ave
Pratt Institute Notes on School Music and Commencement
The high school department enjoyed a week of music with daily opening exercises. Electrical class members visited the American Telegraph and Telephone Company plant for an insightful evening. Commencement is set for June 21 with many normal students to graduate and already secured good positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
Ggy
New Jersey notes and local water waste issue
A New Brunswick report alleges sheriffs took a percentage of advertising profits from newspapers, but no names or facts have been produced. Jersey City Water Board data show School No 9 students use two barrels daily, prompting Jersey City Journal to urge taxpayers to unite against political misuse of the water system. Archdeacon Jenvey celebrates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Street and Water Board of
Jersey City
Jersey City Journal
Archdeacon Jenvey Marks Seventeenth Year At St Pauls Hoboken
The Rev William R Jenvey Archdeacon of Jersey City and rector of St Pauls Hoboken marked his seventeenth anniversary with morning and evening services and a large musical program. Under his leadership St Pauls membership grew from about 100 to nearly 500, a $36,000 debt was cleared, and $40,000 in improvements were completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Jenvey
Jersey City
St Paul’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Hoboken
Jenvey
St. Paul's
Telephone franchise hearing in Elizabeth ends with referral
The Elizabeth City Council held a special session to hear the New York and New Jersey Telephone Company seeking underground wires franchise. Elizabeth Telephone Company opposes, arguing it would create a street monopoly. The council referred the matter to Law Street committees and city officials to prepare a report for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
New-York and New-Jersey Telephone Company
Deacon Herbert H. Fox Ordained at Trinity Church Hoboken
At Trinity Church Hoboken Right Rev T A Starkey D D Bishop of the Newark Diocese ordained Herbert H Fox to the order of deacon by the request of the Bishop of Central New York Fox a student at Theological Seminary of New York has served as a lay reader for three years A class of adults and children was confirmed by Bishop Starkey at 4 pm and at 745 pm Fox preached his first sermon at a festal evensong
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Hoboken
T. A. Starkey
D. D
Newark
Episcopal Church
Central New York
Herbert H. Fox
H. H. Fox
Newark Postoffice Clerks Jubilant Over Pay Increase Letter
Fifty seven clerks at Newark postoffice celebrate a letter from Congressman Parker to Postmaster Hays. The Postoffice Department granted nearly every requested favor, including an additional amount to be added to the salary list, signaling a yearly raise for each clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice
Newrk
Hays
Congressman Parker
Postoffice Department
Newark
Boston Student Dies Waiting for 4A Steamship
Robert K. Mellenbeck of Boston, eighteen, died at the Hudson Hotel in Hoboken while awaiting the steamship Pretoria bound for Germany after being left due to passenger limits. He reportedly complained of illness and was found dead half an hour later, heart trouble given as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert K. Mellenbeck
Boston
Germany
Pretoria
Belotz
Hudson Hotel
Hoboken
Hamburg-Amercan Company
Jealous Husband Kills Wife Then Shoots Self
Camden June 10. Robert Hill killed his wife Edith May Hill at her mother’s home 1229 South Third Street at midnight. Jealousy cited as motive after Hill accused her of a bicycle ride with a city business man. Hill also shot himself and may recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Robert Hill
Edith May Hill
South Third St
Hill
Orange Free Library considers Orange Valley branch plan
A proposal is under study to make the Orange Valley Social Settlement a branch of the Orange Free Library. This would allow books to be ordered, received, and returned at the Settlement House instead of at the main library, a plan welcomed by Orange Valley residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Orange Valley
Orange Free Library
Boy Killed Stealing Ride at County Road Crossing
John Rafferty aged twelve of 179 Manhattan Ave Jersey City was struck and killed by an Erie Railroad freight train while attempting to ride. County Physician Converse issued burial permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rafferty
Manhattan Ave
Jersey City
Erie Railroad
Converse
Union County Republican Primaries Held June 10
Plainfield reports the Union County Republican primaries to select delegates for the Congressional District election proceed on June 10. The special session outlines the vote process and expected turnout among party members across Union County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Plainfield
Ba Cn
Plainfield Painter Fatally Struck by Freight Train
Plainfield special report Charles Cranston aged 28 of 89 Jackson avenue North Plainfield was attempting to board a fast freight on the Central Railroad of New Jersey when he was thrown under the cars. He died ten minutes later. Cranston was unmarried and worked as a painter.
Arrest for Selling Liquor Under Government License
Sheriff George Virtue of Essex County with officers and a Glen Ridge councilman arrested Henry Wade at a Bay Street saloon for retail liquor sales under a Government license. A nickel-in-the-slot machine was confiscated. Wade posted 31.4% bail to appear before the Grand Jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Ridge
George Virtue
Essex County
Brown and Carty
A. &. Niven
Henry Wade
Bayst
Wade
Smith
Bloomfield Auxiliary Plans Outing for Orphan Asylum Children
Bloomfield officials report the Newark Orphan Asylum children will enjoy their annual outing at Verona Lake on Wednesday. The Bloomfield Auxiliary, a group of women from Bloomfield churches, organizes the event with community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
Newark Orphan Asylum
Verona Lake
New Newark HQ Selected for Republican Committee
A three story brick house at No. 42 Walnurst chosen as the new headquarters for the Republican State Committee near Broadstand, with location described as near to railroad stations and awaiting committee approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Republican State Committee
Walnurst
Broadstand
Committee to report judiciary amendments at Atlantic City
The special committee of the State Bar Association chaired by Justice J. Franklin Fort will report proposed judiciary amendments to the association at its annual meeting next Friday in Atlantic City. The amendments will be discussed on Saturday. Members include Justice Fort Attorney General Samuel H Grey James J Bergen J Cross Clement H Sinnickson Eugene Stevenson Alan H Strong David O Watkins Abraham Garretson and Robert S Woodruff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Bar Association
J. Franklin Fort
Atlantic City
Justice Fort
Samuel H. Grey
James J. Bergen
J Cross
Clement H. Sinnickson
Eugene Stevenson
Alan H. Strong
David O. Watkins
Abraham Garretson
Robert S. Woodruff
Congressmen Fowler at Home in Elizabeth
Congressman Fowler arrived home from Washington and will stay until after the Congressional Convention. His family remains in Washington while his house is completed. He will use the Mattano Club as headquarters and renomination appears now certain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Fowler
Washington
Mattano Club
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