City Crib Knights Meet in Odd Fellows Hall Tonight
Officer Tonnesen reports a van ity of unlighted building material at Washington street and Hast avenue Saturday night. Work resumes today at plant 22 Roessier & Hasslacher Company after several days. A injunction suit of South Izabay Terra Cotta Company against the strikers is due at Trenton today after a ten day postponement. One last Lehigh Valley excursion to Bellewood and Mauch Chunk will take place next Sunday.
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Algonquin Lodge
Knights of Pyth
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Tonnesen
Washington Street
Hast Avenue
Roessier & Hasslacher
Ae Campany
South iRzabay
Terra Cotta
Ainst
Trenton
Lehigh Valley
Bellewood
Mauch Chunk
Barber Boskovics Ends Life After Infatuation
Stephen Boskovics, a local barber, shot himself in the right temple at the home of Miss Fanny Supp on Saturday night. Death was instantaneous. no one was at home during the act, and the body was found later when Mr. Supp and his daughter returned to the village after shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Boskovics
Boskovics
Fanny Supp
Supp
Views of Firemen Lantern Display at Pride Read
William Hilker creates lantern views of the fire department for foremen and chief to view during the Pride Read moving picture show. The display includes scenes of firemen and apparatus from the various companies. Real estate news on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hilker
Forcm Do Oassist
Pride Reade
Jim
Trent on Fair Opens With Endurance Test
Trenton fair opens its nineteenth annual exhibition today with a first time fall week. A 24 hour automobile endurance test runs through the night on a well lighted course. Automobile day starts, children admitted free, then Jagymers' deny, politicians' day with Fort and Katzenbach present, and Friday marks get away day and the start of the endurance run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Fort and Katzenbach
Endeavorers' Union to Meet at Metuchen
The Middlesex County Christian Endeavor Union will hold a meeting at the Reformed church in Metuchen Thursday night with speaker Dr. Pockminn of New Brunswick. Dr. Poolkmen, the delegate to the Seattle convention, will report on the work done. Presbyterian and Baptist groups plan to ride the 7:10 trolley car. Herman Ellis buys 110 Fayette Street property for Raritan Realty Corp. includes a lot and a two story frame building.
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Middlesex County Christian Endeavor Union
Seattle
Reformed Church
Metuchen
Pockminn
New Brunswiell
Poolkmen
Middlesex Union
Presbyterian Society
The
Baptists
Fayette St
Herman Ellis
Fayette Street
D. Berman
Raritan Realty Corporation
Trainmen Entertained Visit by Jersey City Lodge
The Jersey City lodge of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen visited Tra B and were loyally entertained with a clambake at Dewey park from 2 to 5. A fat man's race was won by a Jersey City man after the bake. a game between lodges was canceled due to weather. About thirty-five visitors attended. Timothy Griffen and a nine member committee hosted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Tra B
Dewey Park
Timothy Griffen
Beef Co Establishes Local Headquarters in City
The Hammond Company, a large wholesale beef concern, leases the north Fay ette street building beside the Pennsylvania freight station as its local headquarters. A local office is opened with Mr. Stern as manager. Officers visited to inspect the premises as renovations continue. The firm, wholesaler of beef and provisions, has many local retailer patrons. The former Swift & Company building is being refurbished for operations starting Thursday.
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Hammond Company
Fayette
Pennsylvania
Stern
Swift & Company
Singing Society Holds Meeting Elects Officers for Year
The Singing Society Abeiter Man nerchor met at rooms on New Brunswick avenue and elected officers for the coming year. A committee of ten was appointed to arrange a November ball. Twelve new members were proposed and five admitted. Officers: President Marcus Stricker, vice president A Gottstein, secretary A Richter, financial secretary F Wetterick, treasurer August Stehlgens, trustees Charles Dressler and John Fricher.
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Abeiter Mannerchor
New Brunswick Avenue
Marcus Stricker
A. Gottstein
A. Richter
F. Wetterick
August Stehlgens
Charles Dressler
John Fricher
Plumbers Prepare to Conform to City Rules
Health Inspector Cortiindt J. Brew ster says nearly all city plumbers have filed bonds for faithful plumbing work. Before tomorrow night’s board meeting it is expected every city plumber will sign. Inspector Drewster reports changes to ongoing building projects under health authority supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortiindt J. Brewster
Drewster
Perfection's Home Shoes Claim Comfort and Fit
An advertisement urges readers to choose Perfection's Home shoes over generic brands. It contrasts misfit footwear with shoes designed and made for the buyer, promising comfort and a better life, and notes the shop closes Tuesday to Thursday at 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perfection
Express hits open switch in fatal Ohio derailment
A Baltimore and Ohio express collided with a slow freight near Bellaire Ohio, killing fourteen and injuring many. Among the dead are Ed Heinze and William Shaw of Wheeling, with others from Newark Hoboken Milwaukee Cambridge and Connorsville. The crash halted on a curved siding after a switch failed. rescuers ferried injured to Glendale and Belinive hospitals as comic opera performers aboard the train survived with few injuries.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Bellaire
Chicago and Wheeling
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ed Heinze
Fourteenth Street
William Shaw
Market Street
Carl Bereran
Twenty-seventh Street
Milwaukee
L. N. Galbraith
Newark
I. E
W. ©. Loree
Richard Carle
Alfred Dalby
Musicx
Tellaire Yard
Galbraith
Glendale W. van
Belinive
Former Gov Murphy in Canton for McKinley monument
Former Ohio governor Franklin Murphy left Newark by private car with Dr Leslie Ward General Joseph Plume and Cornelius Bliss for Canton Ohio to attend the McKinley monument dedication. The party will stay in a private car as Canton has limited accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Franklin Murphy
Pennsylvania Railroad
Canton
Murphy
McKinley Monument Commission
Catholic Young Men to Meet in Elizabeth Jersey
The Catholic Young Men's National Union holds its 33rd annual convention in Elizabeth New Jersey. The event meets in Jersey soil for two days starting Tuesday October 8 at the Young Men's Catholic Lyceum on Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Elizabetht
Catholic Young Men's National Union
Jersey
Young Men's Catholic Lyceum
Court Street
Action in Car Case Renewed in Mass Post Dated Suit
Attorney Leo Goldberger renews action in the H C Perdon car case heard at Passaic. He and Wikison, for Perdon, sue a constable and lieutenants for stalling the car. Andrew Foulds of Pic represents the defendants. Case to die in next term before Justice Pitney.
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Leo Goldberger
H.C. Perdon
Passview
Wikison
Perdon
Andrew Foulds
Pi Ic
Massaic Ec
Justice Pitney
Danish Lutheran Pastor Preaches in New York District Meeting
Reverend J. Christhausen of St. Stephen's Danish Lutheran church preached last night at Our Saviour's Danish Lutheran church in New York district meeting. The sermon titled The Good Shepherd drew from St. John's tenth chapter. Middlesex County Prohibition Convention slated for Sans of Temperance Hall Metuchen Wednesday at 2 30 o'clock.
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J. . Christhausen
St. Stephen's
New York
Middlesex County
Sans of Temperance
Amboy Avenue
Lake Street
Metuchen
Hat's coat guards and smart human planning
An old editorial line argues that wearing a light weight overcoat or rain coat serves as practical protection in bad weather. It frames coats as both accident protection and endorsement of prudent living, cheaper than medical or funeral costs, benefiting families and individuals alike.
Parade Fund Tops $2500 With New Donations
The firemen's parade fund crosses the $2,500 mark today as $50 more pushes total to $2,501. New donors include the Knights of Columbus $25 Burke & Bolger $10 Harrigan & O'Donnell $5 George Woglom $5 and Nicholas Julian $5.
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Knights of Columbus
Burke & Bolger
Harrigan & O'Donnell
George Woglom
Nicholas Julian
Fish Vendor Arrested for Sunday Sale in Hall Avenue Case
Mix Rosofsky, 38, of 6S New Brunswick Avenue, was arrested by Officer John Meshrow on a Sunday law violation for selling fish on Hall Avenue. Paroled for a hearing this morning, he failed to appear until after court adjourned. case set to be heard tomorrow morning.
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Mix Rosofsky
New Brunswick Avenue
John Meshrow
Hall Avenue
Lloyd Wilson Wins W C T U Medal at Middlesex Division
Special to the Evening News from Min Tuchen Sept 80 reports the Middlesex Woman’s Christian Temperance Union fall convention at the Presbyterian church. The silver medal contest winner was Lloyd Wilson of this place, with Rev W Til of Perth Amboy presenting the award. Members elected include Mrs Wilson president and Miss Whittier corresponding secretary.
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Min Tuchen
Middlesex W. Co. T. U
Presbyterian Church
Phineas Searles
Willever
Ashbury
Crowcroft
Bourne
Newark
Searles
G. 1. Kelly
Johnson
Potter
Mach
Lloyd Wilson
Iev. W. Til
Perth Amboy
Wthel Martin
Luella Brown
Marguerite Towle
Grace Moss
Lioyd Wilson
Wilson
Whittier
Perrine
Oliver
Firemen at Ghurgh Program Recalls Windsor Hotel Blaze
Speaker Mr Northrup describes a New York sub cellar fire with heavy smoke from burning rubber and crews fighting from the front where many unconscious firemen were carried out. He also recounts heroism at the Windsor hotel fire on St Patrick’s day 1899 amid dangerous scenes and loss of lives. The program included organ preludes hymns prayers and a special sermon to firemen centered on Hebrews 11 34 and the theme quenching by the violence of fire.
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Mr. Northrup
New York
Jesus
Open Cars on Staten Island During Storm
Indignation swept Staten Island as the Richmond Light and Railroad Company failed to provide closed cars on Saturday night and Sunday morning. Passengers rode in open cars through the northeast rainstorm, leaving women and children drenched. The company keeps only enough motors for cars in use and assigns closed cars seasonally, with spring moves to open cars and fall returns to box cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staten Island
Traction Company
Richmond Light and Railroad Company
Surveyor General's Office to Be Moved
The surveyor general's office adjoining city hall will be moved to a newly built foundation a few feet away tomorrow. The floor has been removed and the interior will be overhauled and placed in first class order once repositioned.
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Surveyor General
City Hall
Twelve Took P. D. Exams For Clerk Corridor Role
Twelve examined for a clerk corridor position at the local federal buildings on Saturday morning. Papers will be sent to Washington. successful candidates will be notified here in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Washington
To Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
An old ad claims a single day cure for colds with laxative bromo quinine tablets. It promises money back if no cure and notes KE W Grove signature on each box, priced 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. W. Grove
Christian Endeavor Meeting at 1st Presbyterian Church
Miss Nettie Mount led a Christian Endeavor session in the chapel of the 1st Presbyterian Church last night. The topic was Religious Progress in Our Cities and the answers to pastor's questions were discussed with eight of thirteen slips returned.
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Christian Endeavor
Nettie Mount
1St Presbyterian Church
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Archer
International Correspondence ScHool
Scranton
U. S. Representative
Smith Street
N. J
DR. Salter
City Briers
Satterday
Endeavorers’ Union
Jack Lyle
Happy Hooligan Co
Keegan and
Mack
Gaylor
Graff Wilson
Rich “Ce
Little Garry Owen & Co
Laugh Land
Jack Gorman
Buster Jones
Millie Jones
Jack Clayton
Deacon Crush
Jim Magee
Millie
Garry Owen Eg Rey
May Owen Harf
Sissios Bitereen Iseerissy
Sacha
Happy Days In
Dixie
Sambo
Dinah
Beef CO
Logal Place
U.c.a
Express
Baltimore & Ohio
Gov. Murphy
Moneys
Hamilton Fish Kean
Harry Conard
Harrigan& O’donnell
State St
Knickerbocker
P. Joselson
Ghurgh
City Directory
News Office
Surveyor General’s Office
Mew
Smith St
H. Recka
Geo
L. Perelman
State and Smith Streets
New Brunswick Ave
TEL
Emil Bolinsack
A.cherbo
Krueger
Elec
Bettricity
First National Bank
Arthur Garden
Evening News
Polkowitz Bros
Nels Bjornsen
Prospect and
Smith Sts
Great Western Bottling
Hans Lehman
Buckingham Ave
Lembeck & Beit American Club
I. Mann Si
Hans Knudson
Wash. Hall
Michael Zylka
State Street
Coe
Ohaex
John A. Henry
Dentist
Smith St. Perta Amboy Loe
Ofa Kobe
Ofa Kobe Mo
Anyon
Tohcull
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