Burned in Vat-Hahn Heads Jersey Investigators
Morristown votes for sewers and plans a $970000 temporary loan to fund contractor payments. A five member Assembly committee in Trenton elected Sinon Hahn as chairman and Mark Sullivan as secretary to investigate state departments, with AG opinion sought on powers. Robert H. Goldsach, 87, of Plainfield, confessed to stealing from the mails and was held for hearing. William MacQueen, linked to Luigi Galleani, released on parole after a three year term with exile to England.
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Jersey
Morristown
Naw
Assembly
Trenton
Sinon Hahn
Essex
Mark A. Sullivan
Hudson
Akdorney-General
Robert H. Goldsach
Plainfield
United States
Bigiow
Goldsach
William MacQueen
Luigi Galleani
Paterson
Court of Pardons
MacQueen
Hirth
Lving
Leeds
Quarrel Over Profits Leads to Shooting in Jamesburg
Charles Lopino and Leonard Galino argued over profits in a joint venture in Jamesburg. Galino struck Lopino, then Lopino drew a pistol and shot Galino in the head and lungs. Galino was hospitalized in Trenton in critical condition. Lopino was restrained by bystanders.
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Charles Lopino
Leonard Galino
Jamesburg
Galino
Lopino
Colino
Lapino
Trenton
Sswaidp
Dr. I D Young Dies in Bordentown State
Dr. I D Young longtime physician of New Jersey died at his Bordentown home. Born in Rockland Delaware he was son of the late W W Young of Philadelphia and grandson of William Young who published the city first directory. He was among the state’s oldest doctors and a member of the New Jersey State Medical Society and Burlington County Medical Society. He served as consulting surgeon at Meyer Hospital in Tretton and is survived by son William W Young civil engineer of New York.
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I. D. Young
Bordentown
Rockland
Del
W.W. Young
Philadelphia
William Young
New Jersey State Medical Society
Burlington County Medical Society
Meyer Hospital
Tretton
William W. Young
New York
Wealthy Trenton Man Plans Memorial Building
Hampton W. Cook, a wealthy New York City resident with holdings in Trenton, aims to erect a memorial building costing 550000 to honor his father Willan G. Cook. The plan includes 150000 for construction and 406000 endowment for running expenses, to serve Ware enmers with free access to all services.
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Hampton W. Cook
Trennan
Willan G. Cook
Cook
New York City
Put
Trenton
Wuec Real Estate
Laseholdings
We of Ware Enmers
Electrocution becomes lawful punishment in New Jersey
Governor Stokes signs Senator Wakelee's bill replacing the noose with electricity for murder. The death house will be built at the State prison in Trenton with a $10,060 appropriation for the execution chamber. Inspectors expect to place the room in the prison yard south of the facility.
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New Jersey
Stokes
Wakelee
Trenton
Verona Wins Borough Status After Fierce Campaign
Verona voters approve separation from Cedar Grove by 224 to 17, creating the borough of Verona. The move follows years of disputes over local governance and the fate of nearby areas including the Hale settlement and the Overbrook County insane Asylum.
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Verona
Cedar Grove
Montclair
Secood
Caldwell
Cellar Grove
Overbrook County
Newark City
Dofka
Siy
Cedarge
Silent Smith's Money Will Contest After Funeral
New York reports the will of James Henry Smith, the silent millionaire, will be contested after his funeral in Woodlawn. The Duke of Manchester says the widow may not receive the bulk. estimates place Lady Mary Smith Cooper at seven million dollars.
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New York
James Henry Smith
Duke of Manchester
Woodlaywn
Kyoto
Wiliam H Rhinelander Stewart
Autia Stewart
Smith
Fwitth Avenue
Mary Smith Cooper
Won’t Marry Carey and Miss Gilnan
Garden City May 7 official word from Bishop Burgess of the Long Island diocese contradicts a report that William Ellis Carey and Marielle Gilnan would marry in the Episcopal cathedral. He says such a union could never occur there and no clergyman would perform a ceremony for a couple if either party has been born again.
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Carey
Miss Gilmen
Garden City
William Ellis Carey
Marielle Gilnan
Burgess
Long Ieland
Lung Isin
Bride Dies After Wedding as Husband Goes Missing
Frances Daniele, a well known local figure from a prominent family, was shot and fatally wounded thirteen hours after her wedding to John Asniela. She was taken to Franklin hospital and remains in critical condition while the husband is missing.
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Booth Frangkeen
Sass
Batilty
Frances Daniele
Franklin Hospital
John Asniela
Revival Claim After Hanged Man in Columbus
Fort Worth report states John Armstrong, a Black man executed in Columbus on April 18, was claimed dead and buried but allegedly revived when his feet touched the ground after the drop. The tale, if true, suggests the official pronouncement was mistaken and the body was later returned to relatives for disposal.
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Fort Worth
Tex
John Armstrong
Columbus
Armstrong
Utility Bill Altered to Fit Governor Hughes Views
Albany May 7 The amended bill to conform to Governor Hughes views was introduced by Senator Page. The provision preserving the gas trust monopoly has been struck out, altering the original aim of the measure.
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Albany
Hughes
Benator Page
Depose Mra dds Move to Depose Eddy Church Leader
Former Senator William Chandler and comrades in the suit for an accounting of Mrs. Mary Baker Kildy estate claim evidence shows a plot to depose Mrs Eddy and install Mrs Augusta Stebson of New York at the head of the Christian Science church.
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Mra
Dds
New York
Willia
Chandler
Mary Baker
Kildy
Mrve. Eddy
Augusta Stebson
Christian Selene Church
Fire drives inmates from Oak TIA sanitarium in New Jersey
A blaze at the Oak TIA sanitarium in Caldwell New Jersey forced the evacuation of about eighty inmates mostly elderly women with nervous diseases. Doctors and nurses struggled to keep inmates from harming themselves as they fled the burning building during the two hour ordeal.
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Caldwell
N. J. Muay
Pante
Oak Tia Sanitarium
The Son of God Sermon by Reverend Fender
A church notice announces Reverend Fenderson delivering a sermon titled The Son of God. The event focuses on religious themes and spiritual guidance for parishioners amid weekly services.
Jesus the Son of God as the Messiah and Savior
A Brooklyn sermon argues Jesus is the divine Son of God and Messiah. The preacher cites prophecy and Christ’s life as proof, urging personal spiritual experience to confirm faith in Jesus as Savior and Lord. He contrasts Christ with other religious figures and emphasizes living acceptance.
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Irving Square Presbyterian Church
Ira Wemmell Henderson
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God
Jesus of Nazareth
Apostle
Jesus the Christ
Israel
Carpenter
Seo
Sava
Christ
Was
Messiah
David
Savior
Mohamet
Confucius
Buddha
Jehovah
Kingdom of Heaven
Son
Elis
Jesus Christ
Hagven
Father
Many
The Rare Willing Soul and God’s Will
A reflection on the distinction between doing God's will and merely being willing to do it. The text argues that true willingness is rarer and more valuable than action, praising a heart ready to obey without delay. Professor Drummond's idea frames willing obedience as the supreme Christian virtue.
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Christ
Professor Drummond
Prayer as the Christian's greatest warfare achievement
A reflection on prayer urging believers to pray with heart, strength, and belief that God will listen through Christ. The quote emphasizes faith, purpose, and perseverance as the ultimate victory in spiritual struggle.
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Christ
Earth
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Character Alone Endures and Service to God
Frederick W. Robertson writes that only deeds done for God and others endure, while actions for oneself perish. He contrasts fleeting pleasure with lasting spiritual impact, noting that self-centered lives die and true joy lies in surrendering to the divine.
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God
Frederick W. Robertson
Be Appreciative Daily Life Inspires Kindness of God
A short exhortation urges readers to cultivate buoyant daily gratitude and notice the crowded kindnesses of God in everyday life, quoting Ajeraudor MacLaren as a guiding voice.
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Ajeraudor MacLaren
A Poor Reward and a Sacrificial Citizen
A Christian citizen sacrifices his convictions for a small dirty victory and advertises. The piece notes pusillanimous Christe as a descriptor.
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