State Singers To Meet Here Saengerfest Plans Advance
New Jersey Saengerbund prepares third Saengerfest singing contest in VaIs City on September 1 and 2. Concordia of the city leads preparations with Arbeiter Maennerchor joining. Liederkranz and Concordia Hellidon also included. Next meeting set for Massapust hall on June 2 to finalize plans.
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New Jersey Saengerbund
Trenton
Vais City
Leeport
Singing Society
Concordia
Arbeiter Maennerchor
Saengerbund
Massapust
Taft Jubilant Over West Campaign Trip
President Taft sped back to Washington after opening his renomination campaign in the west and praised the Toledo and Chicago audiences. He attacked Roosevelt's Columbus policy speech and expressed satisfaction with the temper of the crowds, saying the reception creates a sense of obligation to the people.
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United Press Wire
Pittsburg
Washington
West
Taft
Toledo
Chicago
Roosevelt
Columbus
Jared
Baby found in coal car shocks Philadelphia docks
Coroner James J. Flynn investigates the discovery of a newborn baby at the bottom of a coal car at Philadelphia and Reading coal docks in Port Reading. The body, wrapped in newspapers held by a safety pin, came from the Silver Creek mine in Pennsylvania. Flynn plans to notify Pennsylvania authorities as the morgue holds the infant for days awaiting information.
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James J. Flynn
Philadelphia & Reading
Port Reading
Silver Creek
Pennsylvania
Flynn
Bomb dropped into Newark bakeries injures owner
Newark March 11 A bomb was dropped down the chimney of Thomas Mistretta’s bakeshop on Adams Street causing an explosion that wrecked the shop and seriously injured Mistretta Labor troubles are believed to be the cause Automobiles for rent Phone 181 C A Sexton 7¢ Smith Street 4776-2-24-6m
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United Press Wire
Newark
Thomas Mistretta
Adams Street
Mistretta
C. A. Sexton
Smith Street
Madison building rooms for rent near Smith st corner
Office and storage rooms available in the Madison building at the corner of Smith Street and Madison Avenue. Heat electric light and janitor service provided. Rent free up to April 1st. For particulars inquire J. Christ Company Furniture Store.
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Madison
Smith Street
Madison Avenue
J. Christ Company
Trvonmx
Smith St
Ladies & Getlemen
Jensen’s
New Storage Warehouse Offers Dry Rooms and Low Rates
J Christ Co advertises a modern storage building at Madison avenue and Smith street with lockable, dry, airy rooms for furniture and pianos. Rates start at $1.00, highlighting clean conditions and secure access.
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J. Christ Co
Madison Avenue
Smith Street
Fire Company Sells Horses and Truck in Public Sale
In New Brunswick on a Saturday afternoon the Phoenix Engine Company sold four fire horses, a truck, sprinkler, and buggies for just under 1200 dollars. The city pays 100 dollars yearly per horse, funds used for care. Phoenix protested council pay and city agreed to 216 dollars per horse this year. Auctioneer Morris Bauer sold the gear outside the engine house. some see this as a first step toward a paid city fire department.
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New Brunswick
House of Phoenix Engine Company
Phoenix
Morris Bauer
Severe Knife Attacks Lead Perth Amboy Sentences
Judge Peter F. Daly sentences nore Wargo to New Tneormatory and Charles Meshap to a three to seven year range for a Perth Amboy stabbing affray and a wedding incident. The report also notes Americans in Mexico City arming themselves as tensions rise with federals and rebels, with embassies seeking marines and Torreon’s isolation threatening food supplies. Special by United Press Wire.
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Evening News
New Brunswick
Peter F. Daly
Perth Amboy
Nore Wargo
Tneormatory
Charles Meshap
Daly
Washington
Mexico
Mexico City
State Department
Torreon
Hungarian Observe 15 March Anniversary Parade Planned
Hungarian societies in the city and vicinity announce a large March 15 celebration. Events include a parade, National hymn, recitations by Emory Bako Gizella Seemann Miss Julia Danyi, and speeches by Joseph Dani and Rev L Nanassy. The program features Lakotas band and a concluding address by D Volikan of the Liberty Camp WW0.
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Hungary
Joseph Danyi
The
St. Joseph ,Society
Maygar
Emory Bako
Lakato’s Band
Gizella Seemann
Rev. L. Nanassy
Julia Danyi
Choir of
the Reformed Church
Barbara Singlar
Julia Rozsnyal
Bella Stark
Mra. L. Nanassy
Kuruc
Lakotas
Andrew Sizago
D. Volikan
Liberty Camp
Hold Man Believed Wanted At Albany
Edward Gallance twenty two years old freed from county jail yesterday for robbing a woman in a local restaurant was rearrested at 3 50 this morning by Patrolman Andrew Jensen with Patrolman Steed. He is held on vagrancy charges while police seek word from Albany N Y where they believe he escaped jail after a serious arrest.
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Edward Gallance
Andrew Jensen
Steed
Albany
Wagon narrowly escapes collision with trolley car
A Central Traction trolley car No. 3 nearly struck a wagon owned by John Seaman and driven by John Oworta at Staté and Fayette streets at noon today. The frightened horse bolted as the car sped by, missing the wagon by a foot.
Bivue and White Literary Society Holds First Session
The first session of the bivue and white literary society connected with the Y M H A three branches met yesterday afternoon in the rooms. Officers were installed and committees appointed. Miss Lillian Singer and Dr. Bernard Feldman to draft a constitution. Promotion committee named Hilda Brody Jennie Wedeen Alvin Jacobson Morris Miller. Members debated if the foreigner makes the better student.
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Bivue and White Literary Society
Lillian Singer
Bernard Feldman
Promm
Hilda Brody
Jennie Wedeen
Alvin Jacobson
Morris Miller
Roosevelt Elated Over Jury Duty, Comments On Rules Of The Game
Colonel Roosevelt, commenting on the rules of the game, said he would see if the people attend the bleachers. He reported for jury duty today but was excused after fifteen minutes as a damage suit began Friday. His letter to Senator Dixon will appear on page 10.
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United Press Wire
Mineola
Roosevelt
Senator Dixon
Youthful thieves snatch purses at Central station
Police report several youths involved in petty thefts around the city. A woman at Central railroad station lost her pocketbook Saturday night as a tall slim youth in a ray cap and light gray overcoat fled along the tracks toward Market Street. Officers pursue leads, expecting an arrest within days as authorities connect the crimes to recently discharged state inmates.
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Central Railroad
Kozusko
Market Street
Keyport Man Settles with Accused Lawyer
Special to the Evening News from Keyport March 11. Arthur Colyer a Perth Amboy lawyer faced claims of obtaining money under false pretenses after cashing a $10 check marked no account at Sea Coast National Bank Asbury Park. Father Jesse Colyer settled his claim in full and the Lake complaint may not be pressed. An earlier Matawan notice referenced but no warrant was issued. Ralph Seaman son of Alderman Seaman declined to discuss or confirm settlement of a $100 claim.
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Keyport
Arthur Colyer
Perth
Settleansion House
Colyer
Jesse Colyer
Lake
Wentworth
Mansion House
Sea Coast National Bank
Asbury Park
James McCann
Perth Amboy
District Court
Sugar Trust Trial Opens in U S Court
In New York on March 11 the sugar trust officials accused of destroying the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company began trial in the criminal branch before Judge Hand. The case follows months of delay and is expected to last several weeks.
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United Press Wire
New York
Sugar Trust
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
United States Court
Miss Taft Demonstrates in Washington Exhibit Action
Miss Helen Taft daughter of the President demonstrated in an F street store this afternoon as one of about twenty young society women acting as guides at the Consumers League of the District of Columbia exhibits.
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United Press Wire
Washington
Helen Taft
F Street
Consumers League of the
District of Columbia
Powers Dies in Philadelphia Hospital
Frank A Powers a member of Po Ambo tribe of Red Men of this city died this afternoon in University hospital Philadelphia.
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Frank A. Powers
University Hospital
Philadelphia
Reception marks 32nd anniversary at Paterson Street home
The Kubetzka residence on Paterson Street hosted a Saturday evening reception celebrating Mrs. Kubetzka's 32nd anniversary. Vocal and instrumental solos opened the program, followed by a repast. Performers included Mr. and Mrs. J. Kempt of Brooklyn, Mr. and Mrs. George Doramann of Brooklyn, and Edward Koehler of this city assisting in the music.
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Joseph Kubetzka
Paterson Street
Kubetzke
J. Kempt
Brooklyn
George Doramann
Edward Koehler
Surprise Meeting Urged by Regent For Arcanum Council
Regent Herbert Weelom of MiAa ciesex Council No 1106 Royal Arcanum calls all members to attend the meeting tomorrow night. Orator John Hanson plans a surprise after the business session with special entertainment. Two new members joined Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church by letter yesterday as Rev Dr William Palmer preached both services.
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Methodist Church
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
William ®. Palmer
Delay Tactics to Free Quack Stubbert Draw Scorn
James Edward Stubbert, the alleged quack, faces prolonged delays as counsel William F. Andrews and Assistant Prosecutor Russell B. Watson accuse each other of lies over surrender. Andrews allegedly misled Watson about an 11 am handover, while writs of habeas corpus and bail plans cloud the case. County officials sought Stubbert’s transfer to Middlesex County for trial, amid dispute over custody and timing.
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James Edward Stubbert
Middlesex
Stubbert
William F. Andrews
New York
Russell B. Watson
Andrews
Nine Candidates Initiated by Haymakers at Red Men Hall
One of the largest Po Ambo Loft 654 Haymakers meetings in recent times held in Red Men hall yesterday afternoon initiated nine candidates. The ball committee reported on the annual ball at Washington hall, with about $150 raised by the affair and refreshments following.
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Po Ambo
Red Men Hall
Washington Hall
Y. W. H. A. Elects Officers at Social Afternoon
The Y. W. H. A. held an election of officers in their rooms yesterday afternoon. Ida Mintz was elected president, Hannah Goldberger vice president, Sarah Goldstein recording secretary, Marion Mintz financial secretary, and Ida Goldberger treasurer. Several social events are planned for spring and summer.
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Ida Mintz
Hannah Goldberger
Sarah Goldstein
Marion Mintz
Ida Goldberger
Man dies from burns at Raritan works
Injuries from an explosion at the Raritan Copper Works last week caused the death of Frank Obertz in the city hospital Saturday afternoon. He was 38, of 526 State Street. funeral arrangements are being made.
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Raritan
Frank Obertz
City Hospital
Obertz
State Street
Moving Picture Drama Captures House Glare During Speech
Washington report describes Speaker Clark mounting the rostrum under bright mercury lights to address a crowd of spectators. The moving pictures were filmed for use at the coming campaign meeting and show a lurid glow through the House.
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United Press Wire
Washington
Clark Ron
Cavalry Detachment Sent to Canutillo Amid Mexican Threats
United Press dispatch from El Paso reports a detachment of the Fourth U S Cavalry moved to Canutillo Texas as Mexican threats increase. Jaurez remains quiet with tensions rising along the border.
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United Press
el Paso
Fourth United States Cavalry
Canutillo
Texas
Jaurez
Boston Broker Shot After Investment Dispute
Boston dispatch reports Spencer R. Hill a brokerage firm member was shot by Herman Lewinski who said he had invested money with Hill. Hill's condition described as not serious.
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United Press Wire
Boston
Spencer R. Hill
Herman Lewinski
Lewinski
Hill
Earthquake Recorded at Washington Georgetown Seismographs
Seismographs at Georgetown University logged unusually intense shocks on March 11, with belief the quake extended toward Cuba or farther south, noting broad geographic reach of the tremor.
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United Press Wire
Washington
Georgetown University
Cuba
For Sale Garage and Charm in First Class Condition
Sale item describes a 20 by 40 foot two story structure with slate roof offered by Krebelnheimer's theater at 128 mith street Perth Am abhi. The fragmentary notice lacks clear buyer contact and complete address details.
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Krebelnheimer’s Theater
Mith Street
Perth Am
Abhi
Tragic Perth Amboy youth Ferdinand Reuter commits suicide
Ferdinand A Reuter nineteen year old resident of Perth Amboy hanged himself in the New York Life Insurance Building tower in New York City last Saturday. Coroner say death occurred two days earlier. His mother died in Tren ton asylum two years ago. Relatives believe ongoing worry over his mother s death and fear for his own health drove him to kill himself. Messages found in his pockets reveal insurance and family concerns. He had recently visited his father Emil Reuter of 335 Madison Avenue and had been staying with him briefly before his departure for New York. The body to be buried in Brooklyn Wednesday.
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Tower of New York
Asylum
Ferdinand A. Reuter
New York Life Insurance Company
Broadway
New York
Frank Gill
Hellenstein
Emil Reuter
Madison Avenue
W. Naulty, Jr
Reuter
Valley Stream
N. Y
Perth Amboy High School
Trenton
Perth Amboy
New York Insurance’ Company
R. C. Vander Clute
Julia
Mr. Clute
Insurance Commission
Brooklyn
Kellner
Open Government Case Against the Packers
Chicago March 11 Special Government Attorney Shean opened the government's reply to the Packers defense seeking a direct verdict. He declared a crime had been proved and that ten defendant packers had committed the crime.
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United Press Wire
Chicago
Shean
Mrs Emiline Pankhurst for Hunger Strike Ill
London March 11 Mrs Emiline Pankhurst of the British Militant Suffragettes is in the prison hospital after a hunger strike in Holaway. Friends say the illness is bronchitis brought on by solitary confinement in a cold cell, and her condition is serious.
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United Press Wire
London
Holaway
Emiline Pankhurst
New Constitution For Ghina Duly Approved
Nanking on March 11 reports the national assembly has approved the new constitution. It grants the assembly power to elect the president and vice president and to control the cabinet.
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Ghina
United Press Wire
Nanking
National Assembly
Assembl
Two Women Die In Lamp Explosion Tragedy
Special by United Premire Philadelphia March 11 Two women burned to death when a kerosene lamp exploded Mrs Katherine Moran tried to blow out the light and was killed Mrs Katherine Bradley fifty years old died in a similar accident Automobiles for rent Phone 181 A Sexton 70 Smith street 6022-3-6-tf
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United Premire
Philadelphia
Katherine Moran
Katherine Bradley
A. Sexton
Smith Street
Supreme Court rules patent license limits infringe sales
Washington March 11. The U S Supreme Court delivered a severe blow to cut rate stores ruling that selling or using patented articles contrary to license restrictions prescribed by patentees constitutes patent infringement.
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United Press Wire
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
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Spiczer
Car State
Smith Streeta
Amsoy
N. J
C. A. Sextor
Sri H Street
Fire Company
Columbia Hall
Ali
W. H. Lake
Ralph Seaman
F. A. Seaman
Seaman
Frank Powers
Phila. Hospital
W. E. Cann
Elizabeth Young Men’s Christian Association
Library
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Elizabeth Association
W. F. Andrews
Watson
Packers
Supreme Court
Johnson & Jensen
Conquest Garage
High St
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J. Lester Deitche
Perth Amboy, N
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