Wash and dye your garments course in Dana hall
Mrs Sophie Andersen of Copenhagen offers a six hour lesson in dry chemical cleaning and garment dyeing at Dana hall. The course runs September 21-22 from 2:30 to 5:30 P M with a price listed as $ and is endorsed by several European ladies including Countess Schulin and Mrs Collonel Dahl. Inquiries via Perth Amboy Evening News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Andersen
R. Andersen
Copenhagen
Dana Hall
Denmark
Countess Schulin
Norway
Collonel Dahl
Kammerherm Pfjer
Sweden
Countess
Delegation Simplifies Task Workflows for Efficiency
A concise guide highlights delegating routine components to the desired channels to ease workload. It emphasizes clarity in role assignment and leveraging automation tools to reduce manual input.
Red Bank Aviator Aims To Fly Again In Airship Wambock
Edward Meyer, a Red Bank aviator, plans another flight despite Saturday’s ground accident. He rebuilt the bamboo and khaki airship named Wambock in New Jersey, with a 25 horsepower motorcycle engine. The initial test from Monmouth Park rose about 30 feet before the tow line snag caused a tumble, breaking two bamboo reaches and four crossribs. Meyer remains hopeful and optimistic about conquering the atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Edward Meyer
Meyer
New York
Monmouth Park
Eatontown
T. Elwood Snyder
Child, six, falls down cellar stairs in city home
John Stumps, six, of 95 Charles street, fell down a flight of cellar stairs yesterday afternoon and suffered injuries to the head and body. He was attended by Dr. G. W. Tyrrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stumps
Charles Street
G. W. Tyrrell
Man Hurt Cutting Tile Edge at Atlantic Tile Works
Malcolm Steele of Maurer cut a blood vessel in his right hand on a tile edge at Atlantic Tile Works yesterday and nearly bled to death. He was taken to Dr. G W Tyrrell's office for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Steele
Maurer
Atlantic Tile Works
G. W. Tyrrell
Senator Flints Canyon Rescue On San Clemente Island
United States Senator Flint of California was lost in a canyon on San Clemente Island after seeking a shortcut from a fishing party that included author Stewart Edward White and Charles F. Holder. He suffered bruises from a fifty foot fall and waited on a sheltered beach before a fishing boat spotted him and rescued him.
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Los Angeles
Cal
San Clemente Island
United States
Flint
California
Stewart Edward White
Charles F. Holder
Ale
Political contest shifts in city wards and petitions filed
Democrats filed petitions for W. Guy Weaver for school commissioner second ward and Alexander Petraszka for al derman sixth ward. James A. Rhodes quit fourth ward race, with John Kutcher favored. West End Democrats endorsed A J Mikolajczak for sixth ward alderman and George Obruch for excise commissioner as local race dynamics unfold ahead of September 25 county candidate event.
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Fred A. Seaman
W. Guy Weaver
Alexander Petraszka
Henry Sandbeck
Petraszka
Rhodes
James A. Rhodes
John Kutcher
Fourth Ward
Democratic Club
Smith Street
Kuteher
Justus Kaletsch
Fritz Sperr
A. Cerbo
Peter J. McKeon
Peter Floersch
William D. Voorhees
John F. Ten Broeck
James F. O’brien
Peter J. Floersch
Marcus J. Stricker
Justice of the Peace
Fred R. McCoy
Fritz Speer
Seaman
West End
Cleveland Avenue
A. J. Mikolajczak
George Obruch
Scatena Brothers Win District Court Judgment Over Pucci Brothers
In district court this morning Scatena Brothers obtained a judgment for 266 dollars against Pucci Brothers. One landlord received a judgment for ten and fourteen cases were adjourned. One case was discontinued and one not moved. Drum Corps met and practiced. Goodwill Fifle and Drum Corps held a short meeting in their rooms in the Cohen building last night, then an open air march through the city streets. The new drums were used for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mornin Scatena Brothers
Pucci Brothers
Goodwill Fifle
Cohen Building
Police blotter arrest figures in assault case at saloon
Mike Posterik and Micko Zansho were arrested early yesterday by Patrolman Gutowski on assault charges against John Petraszka, saloon proprietor at 230 All Avenue. They were held on bail of 600 and 300 respectively by Recorder Ickersgill to await grand jury action.
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Mike Posterik
Micko Zansho
Gutowski
John Petraszka
All Avenue
Ickersgill
Birthday and anniversary social notes on Prospect Street
Society items recount Andrew Andersen birthday gathering at Miss Anna Dahl's Oak Street home with friends and relatives attending. Also notes the twenty third wedding anniversary of William and Mrs. Mills at 176 State Street with music by Mabel and Edward Mills.
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Andrew O. Andersen
Prospect Street
Anna Dahl
Oak Street
Mr. Andersen
J. L. Andersen
Hans Madsen
H. Petersen
Mary Hansen
Minnie Nelson
Matilda Dahl
Anna
Andersen
Annie Andersen
Meta Andersen
Marion Andersen
Anton Dahl
Charles Andersen, Jr
William Mills
State Street
Mabel Mills
Edward Mills
Mills
van Pelt
Edward van Pelt
J. B. Rowe
Margaret Haberman
Hannah van Pelt
Alice Miller
Irene van Pelt
Anna Sy
Anniversary Meeting for Court Perth Amboy No 3043
The twelfth anniversary of Court Perth Amboy No 3043 Independent Order of Foresters will be celebrated with a large meeting in Odd Fellows hall tonight. Organized September 14 1897 the court will host W P Bingham of Elizabeth as principal speaker with members and visitors from Red Bank and Elizabeth attending. An after meeting collation is planned by the entertainment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth Amboy
Order of Foresters
Odd Fellows’ Hall
W. P. Bingham
Elizabeth
New York
New Jersey
Red Bank
Duty and Pleasure Clash Over State Fair
Trenton September 16. The State Board of Election Canvassers must meet September 30 to canvass yesterday’s constitutional amendments vote. The board includes the governor and at least four senate members chosen by him. The date clash with the Interstate Fair has politicians attending the fair, causing concern.
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Trenton
State Board of Election
Senate
City Briefs Highlight Local Meetings And Incidents
Tonight’s agenda includes Po Ambo Tribe and Red Men gatherings, while Dana Relief Society met in Dana hall. Middlesex Council Jr O U A M held a brief session in Odd Fellows hall. Patrolman Tonnesen shot a dog on Hobart Street at the owner Mrs Kish’s request as she recovers at home. Three candidates were initiated and one new application filed at Perth Amboy Camp No 19 Woodmen of the World in Odd Fellows building. San Salvador Council Knights of Columbus plans Columbus Day events for October 12. Theodore Jensen returned after aiding William Sofield in Texas shipbuilding for a syndicate that ran a recreation place. Majorames IH Dandy Post G A R met in Odd Fellows hall. Painters and Decorators Union held a meeting last night.
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Dana Relief Society
Dana Hall
Middlesex Council, Jr. O. U. A. M
Odd Fellows
Perth Amboy
Woodmen of the World
San Salvador
Knights of Columbus
Theodore Jensen
William Sofield
Texas
Sofield
Majorames IH
Dandy Post
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Painnters & Decorators’ Union
Boy Thirteen Arraigned for Stealing From Mother
George Klazak, 13, of Kennedale Park, pleaded guilty to stealing $4 from his mother and spending it in Staten Island. He was held for the grand jury despite parental requests to send him to Jamesburg State Home for Boys. Patrolman Jensen arrested him at Raritan Copper Works. Authorities plan to send him to Jamesburg for incorrigibility. John Larson, 12, of 399 Park Avenue, arrested after multiple runaways, turned over to police by his father. Chief Burke will have Probation Officer Watson handle the case.
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George Klazak
Kennedale Park
Pickersgill
Staten Island
Jamesburg
Andrew Jensen
Raritan
John Larson
Park Avenue
Hans Larson
Burke
Watson
Repulse Gas Company men clash with laborers at Dunellen
Plainfield reports a hog engine used to fight Public Service Corporation workers laying gas pipes under Jersey Central tracks. About 50 laborers faced 100 rail workers who filled in the trench as steam drove them back. Injunction actions were filed by both railroad and Service Corporation.
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Plainfield
Public Service Corporation
Jersey Central
Dunellen
Railroad
Service Corporation
Sues Lehigh Valley Railroad for Injuries
Charlies A. Hackman files suit against Lehigh Valley Railroad Company for injuries from a year ago while crossing tracks at Buckingham Avenue and High Street. He suffered crippling injuries. counsel states. Represented by Thomas Brown, with Mrs. M. A. Metzner to testify before C. C. Hommann. Defendants are Mec Carter & English of Newark.
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Charlies A. Hackman
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Buckingham Avenue
High Street
Thomas Brown
M. A. Metzner
California
C. C. Hommann
Mec
Carter & English
Newark
Exempts Firemen Elects Officers and Club News
A social night and business meeting of the Exempt Firemen's Association produced officer elections for the next term Charles Deitzman chosen steward and Charles Reed janitor James Howley elected to membership and repair progress noted on the clubhouse The news item also includes assorted anecdotes and notices about snake skin facts and a chancellor appointment in Brooklyn referencing Father Doan’s family and a reminder to read the NEWS daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exempt Firemen’s Association
John Danner
State Firemen’s Relief Association
Atlantic City
Charles Deitzman
Charles Reed
James Howley
James J. Coan
John
Francis P. Coan
South Amboy
Brooklyn
George W. Mundelein
Father Mundelein
Father Doan
New Officers Are Installed by Foresters of America
Foresters from Court Standard No 111 and Court Tottenville No 413 attended the installation of Court Amboy No 58 in State street rooms last night. Jacob Lamp was reinstalled as chief ranger with District Duty James F OBrien assisted by P F Manton as herald. About ninety members attended including thirty five from Court Standard. Addresses were given by Grand Senior Woodward and other officers, followed by singing and a collation. The new banner was formally instituted and a committee led by IE S Everson and others organized the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foresters of America
Court Standard
Court
Woodward D. J. Flynn
A. Caravan
Frank Sneath
J. J. Flynn
George B. McClellan
Fords
O’brien
Supreme
John P. Bolan
Court Tottenville
Ed its Boys Herald published for September edition
The Boys Herald, a twelve page amateur booklet started in 1871 by English and Hall and now issued by Edwin Hadley Smith of New York and Leston M Ayers of Mill town, has been issued for September. It is edited by Mr Ayers. Ayers once lived in the city and led the Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society for a year. Some neighborhood news may be found in the today’s want ads.
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Boys’ Herald
English & Hall
Edwin Hadley Smith
New York
Leston M. Ayers
Milltown
Ayers
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society
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James H. Dandy Post
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Repulse Gas Company
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