Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-02

ASHFORD. DIR. F. A., medical
division; badly cut scalp.
BLUE1ENTHAL, MISS FRAN
CES, clerk; cuts.
BROOKS, ELMER, employee OF
steamboat company; cut about
head.
BULLS. MISS HELEN, clerk;
cuts.
CLARK, WILLIAM H. stenog-
rapher: cut about wrists and hands.
COWEN, PHILIP, inspector; cuts
on throat; shock.
DAVENPORT, MISS G., stenog-
rapher; cuts about head.
DUMAS, WADE, cashier; scalp
cut.
FAIRMAN. MRS. ANNA c. ma
tron in dining-room; cuts about
head.
FEENEY. THOMAS J.. clerk;
cuts.
FERRI, CHARLES, telegraph
boy: cut on head and hands.
FLOWERS, MARY G., stenog-
rapher; cuts.
FOX, LEO e, employeei cut by
aying glass.
FRIEDLANDER, CHARLES,
clerk; cuts on hands.
GORMAN, MISS LOUISA, stenog-
rapher; cuts about face.
GREGORIO, GIUSEPPE, detained
alien; cut about hands and face.
HOLMGREN, -. inspector; cut
across nose and throat.
JUNKER, WILLIAM e, chief of
statistical bureau; scalp badly torn.
LARE, RAY T., clerk; cuts.
LEBEGOOD, EARL; cuts.
LEVY, MORRIS, employee; cuts
on face.
MAHEB. WILLIAM, cuts on legs.
MCDONALD, PETER J., baggage
master; scalp badly cut.
McGARRY, JOHN, employees
cuts.
MEYER. HARRY, employee: cut
about head.
MILLER. CHARLES. railroad
employee. cuts.
MULLEN, DIR. e. H.. medical d.
vision; cuts on face.
NASH, ANDREW o. printer;
cut and bruised about head and
shoulders.
ooSTERHOUDT, MISS EMMA,
secretary to assistant commission
er; cuts on hands; shock.
POLLOCK, MISS FRANCES,
ste%nographer; cuts about head.
ROJEK, JACOB, waiter; cuts.
RYAN, EDWARD, railroad en-
ployee: cuts on head and hands.
SPRATT, DIR. r. D., medical di-
vision: face and head cut by glass.
STONER, DIR. GEORGE w, chief
medical officer; cuts on head.
TERHAAR, RAY, clerk; hands
cut.
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM, commits
sioner of immigration; slight u
across top of head.
BUTLER. HOWARD, 217 Charles
street. Westfield, N j.
BUTLER, GERTRUDE, West
field, n. j.
COALE. SAMUEL c., Westfield'
N. ].
DoNOHUE, JOHN, % Hackett
street, Long Island City.
ITsLOW, FRANK, II Rutgers
avenue, Jersey City.
LADD, DAVID, 1877 Adams str et'
Dorchester. Mass.
IANDESBERG, MRS. GEORGE,
SAT West 142d sire ct, New York, ana
two small children.
LfOTOA, FRANK, Elizabeth.
LIOTOA, LOUIS, Elizabeth.
ROTHSCHILD, MRS. SIMON, 5
East Eighty-eighth street, New
York.
SAUNDERS, the REV. ERNEST,
Rhinebeck, N. Y.
SAUNDERS, MRS ERNEST.
SCHAEFFER, MRS, S36 West
N%inetv-ffth street, New York.
WE'LL. NATHAN. 31e East Eff
tIeth street. New York.
WE'LL. MRS.
FORBES. HARRY, 20, cook, 112
Franklin street, Greenpoint; landed
from police boat Patrol; scalp
wound.
BALLENTINE, GEORGE, 107
Clendenning avenue, Jersey City;
injured on the piers.
BEFBE, GEORGE F., ia Second
street. Roselle, N. j.; treated in the
Central station.
FOLSIO, ALBERT. 1888 Brush
street. Bayonne; injured on the
piers.
KATSKIE. IsIDORE; hip In
Jured; st. Francis's Hospital.
KOMSKOR, CHRISTIAN, As
years old, 10 Bay street, jersey
city: confusion of the body from
falling glass in the Central station;
sent to Christ Hospital.
LAMB, JOHN, 116 Reilly street
Ellzatethport; injured In the sta
ton and treated there.
MASON. A., Baltimore, Md; in
iured on the piers.
PHILLIPS, A. p, Lakehrrst,
N. j.; treated IN the Central station,
SCHOLBER, CHARLES, 60 Glen
denning avenue, Jersey city;
treated at the Central station.
SCHOLZER, CHARLES; injured