Education for many workers in New Jersey plan
Assembly on John D. Prince of Passaic introduced a bill to form a state funded system of industrial schools in first and second class cities. A commission will report before the next session. The plan seeks to provide apprentices and workers with supplemental education to become skilled mechanics, emulating schools like Newark Technical.
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Trenton
John D. Prince
Passaic
Yaster
Arger
J. W. Ferguson
Taxpayers’ Association
Newark Technical School
Federal building contract not let in Washington
Collector of Customs Robert Car on has received two bids from Washington painters for interior painting and decorating of the local federal building. Four bids were read ranging from 800 to 1000 dollars. The two higher bids were returned with bonds while authorities consider which of the two lower bidders shall do the work.
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Robert Caron
Ashington
Ocal
Fedral
New Members for Raritan Yacht Club
Several applications for membership will be voted on at tonight's meeting of the Raritan Yacht Club at the club house at 8 o'clock. This will be the last regular meeting before the annual session in May for officers. The outlook is bright for an active season.
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Raritan Yacht Club
North Amboy Social Notes: Residents and Visitors
D S Hollander renovates home with Hans John son in charge. Miss Alice Miller of Parker street visits Newark. Mrs A Landt of Woodbridge spends Saturday here. Mrs D S Hollander of Metuchen visits Mrs Thomas Klink on Hall avenue. Miss May Frederickson of Newark visits Penn street friends. John Obock on Catherine street has place repainted. Mrs J Menniveg of State street hosts friends. Mr B Goldman and family move downtown from Hall avenue. Mrs David Eldridge spends Saturday and town. Mr Dorwitz of New York visits Hall avenue friends. Miss Rose Bohlke of Chauncey Street visits Rose Landt of Woodbridge. Miss Bertha Oxenford spends Sunday in Newark. Mr and Mrs J O’Hara start housekeeping on State street. Mr and Mrs P Quirk of State street spend Sunday in Jersey City. Victor Hulsman spends Sunday in New York.
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North Amboy
D. S. Hollander
Hans Johnson
Alice Miller
Parker Street
Newark
A. Landt
Woodbridge
Metuchen
Thomas Klink
Hall Avenue
May Frederickson
Penn Street
John Obock
Catherine Street
Pittsburg Men Arrested for Intoxication and Disorderly Conduct
Victor Warhol aged 26 and Peter Piatrik aged 25, both of Pittsburg, Pa., were arrested by Patrolman Kozusko on drunk and disorderly charges. Warhol was fined $5 and Piatrik was discharged.
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Victor Warhol
Peter Piatrik
Pittsburg
Kozusko
Recorder
Warhol
Dogs Run Mad And Cause Much Terror
A noon report to the police described a mad dog roaming Hall avenue with a second canine on Gordon street. Patrolman McDermott failed to locate the animals as hundreds pursued them across the northern city. Health officials cite repeated dog bites and hydrophobia cases, urging action while owners resist lethal options. A Letter from Dennis F Collins to Mayor Bolschweiler discusses dog nuisance solutions and requests city guidance.
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Olice
McDermott
Hall Avenue
Gordon Street
Water Street
Butt
Mni Dent
J. Charles I. Silk
Tottenville
Rently
Alfonso Somonette
Smith and
Prospect Streets
Michael Loesger
Bolschweiler
Dennis F., Collins
Elizabeth City
Elizabeth
Dennis F. Collins
Princed George Gould Saga Ends in Elusive Union
The prince voices frustration over failing to win George Gould as a brother in law while Mme. Gould seeks reconciliation with the Gould family. Mme. Gould and her children remain with relatives as plans and rumors surface about a Paris voyage and a possible marriage within a week after the prince departs.
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Chow
George Gould
Mme. Gould
Gould
Mmé
Frank
Tee
Frank Gould
St. Regis
Helen Gold
Paris
Prince de Sagan
Library board president complains about Sunday boys
President Kitchel of the library board filed a complaint with Chief Burke this afternoon about groups of boys who gather at the library every Sunday.
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Kitchel
Library Board
Burke
Soft coal miners quit work in western states
Pittsburg April 1 joint wage talks failed and western Pennsylvania bituminous mines closed for an indefinite period. About 250,000 miners nationwide halted work as districts await new agreements between United Mine Workers and operators. Main dispute centers on wage term length with operators opposing two years and miners seeking one year. A arbitration clause and cross-mining grievances also fuel tension.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers’ ‘Union
Operaors
Joint Committee
Ugg
Illinois
Ohio
Indiana
Mitchel
Mitchell
City Briers resigns as doorman at Happyland
L J Underhill has resigned his position as doorman at Happyland. The executive board of the Associated Building Trades Councils of this state will hold a monthly meeting next Sunday at Morristown. The Boss Builders Association changed their meeting place from the Dana building to the Odd Fellows building. The steamer Melderskin lies at the American Smelting and Refining plant with ore from Chile. The Lyric Mandolin Club rehearsed last night in the studio in the Scheuer building.
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L. J. Underhill
Happyland
Associated Building Trades Councils
Morristown
Boss Builders’ Association
Dana
Odd Fellows
Melderskin
American Smelting & Refining Company
Chile
Lyric Mandolin Club
Scheuer
Edward Bomamberger
Acific Avenue
People’s Society
St. Stephen’s
Perth Amboy
Jefferson Sharpoon
Competition Drives Advertising for Visibility
A terse note asserts that facing competition requires advertising to gain exposure. It emphasizes proactive promotion as the sole path to stand out and attract customers in a crowded market.
Ten-Year-Old Society Highlights and Local Notices
A First Presbyterian day school event drew about seventy five attendees with Rev James H Northrup and Henry Jones presenting a Mexico stereopticon lecture. Mrs E W Barnes led arrangements and E W Barnes supervised the lens show. A social hour followed. Also noted are a tenth wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs George Ryder with a reception and performances by Nellie Ryder. a coming marriage of Clark J Kellam to Jessie Pierson. various society meetings, arrivals, and local updates including hospital auxiliary plans and community notices.
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James H. Northrup
Henry Jones
Mexico
E. W. Barnes
Gener
Home Department
George Ryder
Hobart Street
J. Ryan
Frank Munn
William Burbank
G. H. Ryder, Jr
W. H. Skirm
B. Sylvester
J. Fitzgerald
3B. Brownmiller
C. Ryder
Laura Regan
Mary Murray
Nellie Ryder
Patrick Laughlin
Charles Munn
Clark J. Kellam
Jessie Pierson
Somerville
Haddonfield
Frank A. Smith
Kellam
Public Service Corporation
Shumsky
Market
South First Streets
Negroes Back Foraker Urges Southern Republicans Support
Special report from United Press Wire Washington April 13 The Foraker National League a coalition of prominent negro republicans headquartered in Washington issues a call for southern republicans to back Foraker's nomination H C Smith editor of the Cleveland Gazette is president of the league Dr B W Lampton secretary of the A M E church financial department heads the advisory committee delegates claimed from Florida Alabama South Carolina Mississippi Tennessee and Ohio
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United Press Wire
Washington
Foraker National League
Campo
Foraker
H. C. Smith
O. Gazette
League
B. W. Lampton
A. M. E. Church
Florida
Obama
South Carolina
Mississippi
Tennessee
Ohio
Mayor 10 Be an End Man in Raritan Yacht Club Show
A rehearsal was held for the Raritan Yacht Club minstrel show at the Majestic theatre on Tuesday April 21. The event features Mayor Albert Bolschweiler and well known city figures as end men with Joseph H Stricker as interlocutor. Soloists include Ernest B Hilsdorf C Lee Straub and C R Templeton with S F Somogyi cello. Harmony Four, J B Stricker and his auto car, Orpheus Glee Club and Willie Bollschweiler also appear. Tickets are on sale at the Majestic box office.
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Raritan
South R. Farrington
Frank Crowther
Chauncey
Baldwin
Samuel J. Mason
Nathaniel W. Pierce, Jr
Peter C. Olsen
Ernest 8. Hilsdorf
C. Lee Straub
C. R. Templeton
S. F. Somogyi
Harmony Four
J. B. Stricker
Orpheus Glee Club
Willie Bollschweiler
Majestic Theatre
Two Building Contracts On Hand In Sewaren Area
M. J. Dinesen holds the brick building contract on Woodbridge road while C. C. Christensen handles the mason work. Ground was broken yesterday for a fine house in Sewaren for Mr Turmer. Carpenter work by Dinesen and mason work by Christensen, both of local firms.
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M. J. Dinesen
Woodbridge Road
CC. C. Christensen
Sewaren
Mr. Turmer
C. C. Christensen
Extradition Aide Taken From City Jail To County Lockup
City Marshal Walters transferred Francesca Paulino an Italian bootblack of New York to the county jail at New Brunswick to await extradition after an arrest here on a charge of grand larceny filed by Detective Francis Carnelle.
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Walters
Franceisca Paulino
Background for Taking Photographs at City Studio
H Ricci of 401 State street designs a highly lifelike background for a photo scene. A central doorway will create an illusion of entering another room, on a 10 by 8 foot plaster ground tinted black and white. Work is for Photographer Louis Gonda, gallery at 403 State street.
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H. Ricci
401 State Street
Minister and wife depart for Plainfield conference
Rev. Dr. W. C. Snodgrass of Simpson M. E. Church, accompanied by Mrs. Snodgrass, left this morning to attend the annual conference at the First Methodist church in Plainfield. Mrs. Snodgrass will stay two or three days.
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W. C. Snodgrass
Simpson M. DB
Snodgrass
Plainfield
Nielsen Buys Insurance Business In City Deal
Adolf Nielsen of 81 Smith street has bought the insurance business of C. M. Van Dusen at 231 Madison avenue. Pool Parlor owner Frank Ross reported two men fighting there last night at 11 20. Disturbers vanished before police arrival. Ross to file a recorder complaint. Danish M B church Sunday school to meet Friday at 8 30 for Easter preparations. Epworth League to hold a devotional meeting tomorrow night.
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N. Adolf. Nielsen
Smith Street
C. M. van Dusen
Madison Avenue
Frank Ross
A. Jensen
Ross
M. B
Epworth League
Singer Carl Zeyen Joins Happyland Stage
Carl Zeyen of Sewaren becomes a singer at Happyland and will stay briefly before heading back on the road. He plans a short engagement before touring again.
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Happyland
Carl Zeyen
Sewaren
Call for an Officer at Roessler Works Ends Quiet
Roundsman Morris was sent to lant 2 of the Roessler and Hasslacher chemical Works at 9 30 last night after a telephone call. He arrived to find the disturbance already over and no further action required.
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Morris
Roessler & Hasslacher Chemical Works
Battle Over Adjournment Looms in Essex Legislature
In Essex county, factions clash as Republicans and Democrats push for final adjournment amid disputes on the governor’s measures. Fourteen Republicans align with twenty Democrats to block action, while a civil service bill advances. 600 copies of a minority railroad report are requested, signaling ongoing contention over rail and utility oversight.
Quarantine Season Opens Along Coast
Today begins the coastwise quarantine season with Quarantine Officer Dr Henry and Deputy William Pelt starting active work. Dr Henry reports little disease aboard vessels so far and no contagion cases of any note. Deputy Van Pelt will board steamers schooners and other vessels to ensure they are free of disease and contagion.
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Henry
William F
Fejedelem Guilty in New Brunswick Girl Case
John Fejedelem Jr was found guilty in court on charges related to Lizzie Reversz. The 18 year old girl testified about his relations with her and he admitted some claims but said he had not promised marriage. He was not sentenced and plans for an appeal were mentioned. He is 21 and lives in Roosevelt.
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New Brunswick
John Fepedelem, Jr
Lizzie Reversz
Fejedelem
Roosevelt
German Societies Plan for Big Day
At a meeting of the five German societies chaired by Justus Kaletsch the group decided to hold a German Day celebration in the city on August 17 at Loeser's Excelsior Grove Maurer. A follow up meeting is scheduled for next Monday night at the same venue.
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Justus Kaletsch
Masopust’s Hall
State Street
Loeser’s
Excelsior Grove
Maurer
Farrington Appears in Supreme Court at Trenton
Andrew J. Farrington of 71 Washington Street appeared in the Supreme Court at Trenton to answer an action brought by the Trenton Catholic Diocese.
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Andrew J. Farrington
Waington Street
Trenton Yestead
Trenton
Tax Board in Session at New Brunswick today
The County Board of Equalization of Taxes is in session at New Brunswick today. Citizens may present evidence on property values and assessments to appeal tax levies and seek adjustments. The meeting continues through the day with officials hearing cases and noting filings.
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County Board of Equalization of Taxes
New Brungwick
Senator blasts majority for petty action on Whiting report
The senator criticized majority members for petty action in ignoring the Whiting report, which they said made their own look like two cents. Leader Robbins defended the commissioners against an insinuation, insisting they acted rightly as the minority report could have altered the official content. Senator Celby questioned the board’s handling, noting the governor controlled what got printed and accusing the board of avoiding printing Whiting’s minority report.
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Martin
Ouse Witeld
A Uéus
Sta Martin
Republican Party
Essex County
Long Bank
Senate
Utility Commission
Colby
Borden T. Whiting
Commission
Edmund Ilson
Whiting
Hughes Public Utilities
New Jersey
Robbins
P Rie
Iting
Celby
Iit
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