Local notices reflect city business and civic events
Milton Edgar sells the Helen B to L H xaminations in grammar today. Mayor Bollschweiler to inspect Frankel & Son's junk yard on Woodbridge. Hebrew Independent Political League to meet next Sunday. Herman Hillis to file complaint against a local officer. Charles Seguine sells a DeKalb Avenue lot to Jacob Goldsmith via Pratt Brown. Steamers Tabor and Grenada sail and dry dock. Wayne automobile from Newark arrives. Beachplools closing exercises lack programs. Painters finish Judge Lyon's residence. New sidewalk laid on Joseph Figen's street. Masonry union and Danish Brotherhood hold meetings. Theatre folks in town for work. School No 6 pupils to be addressed by Pastor Hill. Ambrose Brennan jailed. bail set at 500. Local lodges and orders hold meetings. St Mary’s parochial closes. sanity hearing for Alice Walcheck.
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Milton A. Edgar
L. H
Bollschweiler
B Frankel & Son
Woodbridge Road
Hebrew Independent Political League
Herman Hillis
Charles Seguine
DeKalb Avenue
State Street
Jacob Goldsmith
Pratt-Brown
Tabor
Grenada
Wayne Automobile
Love Bloodgood
Newark
Adrian Lyon
Joseph Figen
Mason and Bricklayers
Union
Danish Brotherhood Society
Washingtn
Counihan
Majestic Theatre
W. P. Hill
The
Baptist Church
Ambrose Brennan
New Brunswick
Peltier
Perth Amboy Lodge No
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Pride of Amboy Legion
National Protective Legion
Danahall
Polkowitz Brothers Attach Two Mules in Suit Against Teupp
Polkowitz Brothers by their attorney Leo Goldberger sue John Teupp and attach two mules now at Polkowitz stables on New Brunswick avenue. Teupp ran the shoot facility at the rival exhibition here when his wagon with shooting gallery apparatus from Rahway met trouble en route to the city.
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Polkowitz Brothers
Leo Goldberger
John Teupp
Polkowitz
New Brunswick Avenue
Teupp
Ile
Rahway
Letters in Steunenberg trial reveal Orchard deception plan
In Boise on June 19 the Steunenberg murder trial heard key evidence as Harry Orchard testified about four letters he wrote to Mrs Orchard, allegedly dated from San Francisco Nome and Alaska, to deceive Mrs Orchard about Orchard’s whereabouts. Orchard identified the letters and Haywood's own reply to Mrs Orchard, with the defense facing attempts to show Orchard’s long conduct against Steunenberg.
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Boise, Ida
Steunenberg
William D. Haywood
Harry Orchard
Haywood
Orchard
Federation
Wood
Haywood, Moyer and Pettibone
Paddy Mulliney
San Francisco
Nome
Alaska
Marian Moore
Max Malich
Hercules
Mr. Spimier
Tragedy in New York: Wardell confesses double death pact
James Wardell told Coroner Acritelli he shot his wife in her West Twenty-fifth Street flat as part of a death pact, only to learn an autopsy showed she died from inhaling gas. He admitted intent to kill the coroner and described their four year marriage, separations, and renewed efforts to reconcile before the fatal act.
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New York
James Wardell
Acritelli
West Twenty-fifth Street
Wardell
Connecticut
Big Four Limited wreck near Columbus injures four
The Big Four Limited from New York City derailed when it hit an open switch three miles east of Columbus Ohio on June 19. Four passengers and a fireman were seriously injured as engines and coaches piled up. Names include Mrs Elizabeth Lowry J G Creegan H L Reed and Mrs Hyndman with injuries ranging from hip and back injuries to facial cuts.
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Columbus
Big Four Limited
New York City
New York Central
Here
O. K
Elizabeth Lowry
Cleveland
J. G. Creegan
H. L. Reed
Mansfield
Dr. Hyndman
West One Hundred and Forty-fourth Street
New York
Joe Mahaffey
Window screens in three sizes for summer use
Local shop promotes the Sherwood Metal Frame Screen available in three sizes. Advertising a durable window screen option to leave in place all summer, inviting customers to visit the store to view models.
Coyler to Hold Over And School Security Measures
Diamond urged securing electric lights for the steps at the high school with the high school meter and only when needed. Commissioner Bradley moved that keys to all schools go to board members. The board ordered a new lock for the front door after noting excessive access. Janitors expected salary actions, but the topic was not discussed. The board plans to reconvene Thursday, July 11 to review re advertised bids.
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Diamond
Bradley
Shull
Dickinson in Defiant Mood During Retirement Tensions
The report details Colonel Dickinson's forced retirement and his later defiant stance. It notes Governor’s remarks about scandals from the lawsuit against Mayor Fagan, his witnesses, and how abandoning the suit put the executive and the Republican party in an embarrassing position.
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Dickinson
Fagan
Republican Party
Danish singer Axel Jorgenson opens city singing class
Axel Jorgenson the Danish concert singer long heard in Braga Hall has formed a singing class in this city. He aims to teach technique and performance to local enthusiasts, expanding his outreach beyond solo concerts.
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Axel Jorgenson
Braga Hall
He al
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