davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-11
Population 82.t3I.
20 miles from Now y

population S1.1al.
"a miles from Now York.
Tax rate 2.02.
On Staten Island Sound. At
the mouth Of the RaIitan river
1 and at the head Of Raritsu
Bay
ocean steamers can dock in
from 35 20 40 feet OF water.
Channel 2f fec. deep AT low
! water lending up tho bay
from Sandy Hook.
Daily ateamer sarvics to
! New York.
-Four rsllrOads-the rennsyi-
vania, Central Railroad Of New
| Jersey. LshiRh Valley and the
Staten Island Rapid Transit.
Branches running IN all direc-
I tions. afrordinr almost an un-
{ limited number Of excellent
|, factory sites.
Has two telegraph and two
y telephone companies.
Electric light and gas COM
panies
! Two daily newspapers.
Federal Postofiicu building.
Public Library.
Nine grammar schools and
one high school. which is on
tho approved list OF all the
leading universities in the
country, four parochiai schools
and a business college.
Churches of oil denomlna-
tions.
City Hospital.
Municipal water works.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-11
Physician Not Up to Date.

Cailer-"So you have decided to ges
another physician?" Mrs. Neugold-
Indeed l have. The idea of pre-
scrlbing flaxseed tea and mustard
plasters for people as rich as We are
Judge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-11

The New York Sun, on Monday, published
picture of Chester S. Lord, who has just
resigned, after being managing editor of that
newspaper for thirty three years. The pub
lication Of the picture is conclusive evidence,
if more proof was necessary, to the effect that
Mr.. Lord is no longer connected with The Sun.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-11
Place for tho Thermometer.

II you have only one thermometer
sacrifice your curiosity az to the out
side temperature and hang 1t In your
living room, that you may preserve
your health by keeping the room lust
warm enough"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-11
Aoyisrn Student.

SHOW about your geometry? l want
you to do something In that" We'll.
its this way, father. Unless / make
certain percentage In football, they
won't let nae take the geometry at
all."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-11
Effect OF Constant kneelina.

Constant kneeling In church" said
a doctor at an inquest at Southwark.
"was liable to give person house
maids knees" A bishop with house
maids knees would be almost q de-
light.-Cardiff Western Mail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-11
STATEN ISLAND RAPID TRANSIT.
FARE To NEM YORK

IN, way .-''.'..'. .'.'''.'.....s''.s' ~
..puiu lrtp .'.s's'' ss.'s's-"'' 'oo
Io-1rip Ilcket .....s.......s.'.'.'' lS Wy
Monthly Communication ....,........ TOO
Timetable in Effect December 1S. 1919.
To New York
/ rave Perth Amboy Daily
SOS, $50, 700. '7:2s 7:as. 800. 500
a4o; %;2s. s:25. $40. 7:s2. 500. 1925.
1':S0 .. III.
mdsys and Holidays
s:t6 T;4s, s:4e s;45. 10:48. ii:ts a. m.
ts;46. t:f8 sos. +:05. 5:18. s:is. f:1h.
Is: lo:eo p. m. and Holiday Nights only
1850 y. m
From New York
Lave New York Daily
SEQ 7:oe. 500. 900, 1900. II 20 q. m.
1889. $50. 2:4o. 3:4o. 4:40. 5:1S. $50.
s"s. t:f5. e:ae. TOO, 7:te. 300. 1900.
1880 D. n.-1s:38 a. m.
Sundays and Hoiidays-
80. 900. 1900. II 90 #. M. 1900 noon
i :0o. 900. 800. 1870. $50. $50. 73o.
$50. 1900. 80 p m and Holiday Nights
onty, 1890 a. m. .-..
'-Express GEO. ]. BROWN
General Traffic agent
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-11

With war tax in Germany already amount
ing to $1.25 for every $500 in fortune of
$4,000, what will the burden be if hostilities
actually break out.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-11
When Cream Turns.

II you think the cream for the cot.
fee ia Just little turned. pour 1t In a
cup, add the coffee, stir well. then put
In sugar and you will find 1t will not
surdle or taste sour, Always put
sugar last.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-11

No Wilson relatives are to be appointed to
office, But he entertained them all at the
White House, so they really have no kick
coming.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-11

Another Roosevelt is to occupy the position
of assistant secretary of the navy. Will his
tory repeat itselfa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-11

Surprises continue at Washington. Here
is President, Vice President and nearly all
the members of the cabinet who do not drink
Wine
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-11

Another precedent broken-ali work ceases
at the executive offices in Washington on
Sunday
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-11

AT least it would be well to keep an eye
on Castro.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-11
WINES AND LIQUohs

ANDREW LIPTAK
6lS-iS Goodwin Street
hoiosaie Dealer IN Vitae. Beer 4 whisly,S
Bottl-r Of Lembeck & Beta and Amsrtcsr
Ciae Beers Tslaphoas SAW
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-11
Perth Amboy Trust Co.

This Company is legal depository
FOR tho funds Of the StIte of New Jsr.
.yy, the County of M:dd,esex and 10
also . depository for the municipal
enada of the Citv Of Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-11
ekisLh AMBoY TRUST CoMPAN

against the loss and oftentimes the
useless spending of your money. A
check on this bank will many times
prove of much moro than mere con
venienee. 1t will save you from pos
sibie loss. Ask US to illustrate how
We pay interest on daily balances.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-11
UPECLSTERER

A. r. HANSON, sss HIuh So,
Furniture. Upnolstering, Repa.rina csrna,
LAYING Church and Boat cushion.
window Shades Mattresses Hsd. Ovar
Sooas called For and Delivered
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-11
By. C. A V0IGHI'

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-11
JEwELRY. WATCHES. DIAMONDS

uALPERN = SON, 84s High Street
Long Distance Fun 7iture and Piano Nov
ing to any part of New Jersey New YORK
Goods Stored Depot carttry . Speciality
PAous EkA-N.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-11

j. n VERN EB. 7iS-i7 Catherine street
General Carpenter Work Of all Descrip-
uons
Call phone sss-w. drop me postal
and / viii call aad give YOU an estimate,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-11
BUSINESS DIRECT
CLAS SlFIED CALLY
MASON'S MATERIALS

a. T. BOLTON. Perth Amboy. Phone its
wholesale dealer In Lime, Lath, Cement,
and Masons Supplies In General Sole Agent
tor Vuicanite Portland Cement High Grade
5ssa. H1ss. pIastei and Flue Innings.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-11

Terra Gotta! Why not use 9TcbI-
teeturaI Terr' Gotta In your nev
building? We have a misceIlaneons
STOCK OF sills. lintels. keys, belt courses
etc; ~ limestone color. suitable for usa
In buildings OF any size or kind prtces
very reasonable for we need the room
Auantie Terls Gotta Company, Lehiph
aye, and S5anford St. Perth Amboy.s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-11
STEAMSHIP TICKET AGENCY
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.

Games Lsins, sSs Main St., TotteaviIle, NY
nome Seekers can procure some attrnctiv.
bargains In the large list of propertiss ~
SAFE through this Real Estate Agency. III
Ihsura ncs In all branches Phous sst
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-11

A. siIULTz. $50 Smith, street
do Shoe Repairing BY Hand or by
First CLAM.
Mems soles and Heels while you wait, sse
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Ter aitf6 Raltr.

Gint toitIi6e aaiIers qnetoptt nirt
sum RegierungsiuGiidum er3dblt
Ter aaiier III banah lber ben tell
ipetfe idarfen DiberIpruh, Der Iit
gegen iein Mirten uuf BEN @ebiett
Der aunit nenbtt. gut unterri6tet
uno CT duBert Tid aud nit einem ges
piIitn 6umor barber. co bat er
islbit pisberbplt bus foIgenbe Sc
|ihidtden gum 9eiten gegtben, fir
beIfsn aihtigteit II Ti9 berbiirat:
aSn elmer aiinftlertneipe 8u aaIiel
Dirb trafiis geFahiimpsIt nrb, tpic
un~nusbIeiblid. fommt aud bns @es
.fprdh nuf ben aatler als Mdttn.
.aiinftler fhimpfsn NIT 9orIiebt. Giz
nsr an Der 5afeIrunbe aber, Elm qaus
tiihtiger 2nnbf6aftsmoIer, tut e ben
ibrtgsn porauf unb erfIdrt uno Be-
trdftigt es aud nit BEN ia untpiberIegs
Ithen 5ouitIhIag auF ben 3iTh, baB
Der aaiier MIR aitIa auftoufe.
Die 9ollegeu laden unb pe6ren
al. Der arititer perfteift ii6 auF
fem berfafiungsgemdb getudbrIsiItstss
Redt Der Wleinungsabgobe, uno i'm
iibrigen iei sr elm freier Giinitler.
Qber Gitf9 blei6e nun einmol aitTd.
Qusgsrehnet In biefsm augenbIidt
nirb ihm Elm TeIegramm eingebdns
Gr reiBt es auf unb fpirb rot
Bis an bic 5oartpur3sIn. @an3 bers
Iegen f6leiht er beiIeite uno lief
nun bIou auf peib: Die qpsfels
GungsIeitung tsilt Sbnen nit, baB
Mloieitdt Der aaiier beutt na9s
ouf unferer 4usFteIlung Sbre
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aiinftIer finb ou6 neugierig, unb
70 bauert es nidt LANCE, bab benz
qdnbf6after bns 3elegrnmm aus Der
bsrausgenngelt fpirb. llns
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lin qrofsifor unb fpri9t: g2teber
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lin SdunOs unb aiti4maIer finb.
Da Gle nls folder nun dber offi8iea
lnertannt fnb, ptrb ShneH toobl
onbsrss iibrig bleibsn, oIs aus
aOrona Der frsien ainItler
1us3ufheioer."
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-25
Miersntrantleilen nnb 4iLsasnnh.

Den Nierentrauten fin6 qiI3s tps.
gen ibres groBen Stiditoffgsbdltss
un6 anoerer, btsber ni9t erforl4ter
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0sOsme @afergefdpilite), oes
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gelangt aufotpsti duf GrunO einges
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gu oenen er ben 5teinpiI5, aIIo cine
uufhdoIide pitsart, benubte. aua
1omaten, peterfiIie uno Din, osrsn
@enuB mdnherorts ben Niersntrdns
fen gsItattet niro, fino, nod fri6eren
8erfuhsn beg @tnannteu, ben pos
tienten All berbieten.
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Ore einigen Sabrsn In Gbile
aen entbedten Gdlpeterlagsr lnb 10
grob, baB Ife ben gebarf Der gefams
ten Qanbpirtidaft bet Grbe Filr $50.
Sabre bsden t0nneu.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-25

Bel einsm RebolDer0uetl
in Den GtrnBen bon G~lartsoille,
Ier., tpuroe Bud greper bon Soc
aolDrh bisrmal geldoHsn unb 1tarb
elmo 30 Minuten fpdtsr. Die 6eis
ben jungen mdnner, tpel4e promis
reuten Jdmilien angeb0ren, bdtten
srF tiir3Ii4 cine ptrf6nlide auss
eihdnberIebung ge9abt, BET pslhsr
60 dIF 6ffentlider 5trdBe 3u Tdts
.lfhteiten fam. als fe fi9 3pei
Wodsn ipdter fpieber 5ufdItig beqegs
nsten, sogen beioe ait gIeiAer 3eit
tBre aepotber unb begannen gu feu>
ern.
aoniferen 6Dl5 ldBt i'm
9unfetn aud obne Dorberige geiid.
tigung isin Bib auf bet p~botogras
pbtiden platte entitsbeH.
6onore W. BON Monafo ridtets
Elm fiirFlidss 8rotmonopol ein. Nur
soffi5ielles 8rot" ourftt gegeHen
lDerben.
Gin Sad 8%siSen All 200.
sntbdlt etpa 5 Milionen
G0rner.
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Gin rei3enoes MdD9en, BITE 7odter
nss Mirtes!!' ga, BITE 3leEt bic
5rsmosn an. uno ibr Batter 8iebt
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Sin fuit6arer seppidl.

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Ieum in qonoon bat aIs aei6eabs
zines ber bier Slide erbalten, bic Den
beribmten vperIeuteppid Don garo.
ba" biloeu, bieisn softbGren Sdab Der
inbiiden Gunit. ben Die aenntr fir
bic p%un0erbdrlte 5tidsrei, bic es gt6t,
balteu. Gr lift aus bier ibmmttrtlden
5ldden 3ufammengeIeBt, bfren iebe
20,55 Meter inn 2uaordt miBt uno
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-25

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Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-01
SERVES NOTICE ON POLISHERS
oplns and Allen Arms Go. Announces to Men That Frn, Will Not Recognize Union-Declares For Open Shop Euployes Must Apply For Jobs as Individuals

The polisherS at the Hopkins & AL len Arms company, who are all mem sers of Polishers' local. No, 169, were surprised on Friday evening to have a notice shown to them about ten min utes before quitting time. which amounts to a lockout from their point af view. and win mean, the members a the union Saidf Friday evening, that shey will not go to work Monday morning and are now awaiting in strictons from national headquarters, 60 which they have communicated the ei irrwmstanceS-
 The foreman of the room showed ftsenr the following notice, directed to airr and signed by the officials of the company
 ~Tou will inform your men that tcxin~ iu- Monday, Nov, 8. this com .4ay win no longer recognize the un- 5ou.
 Any man now at work as a polish er and wishing to continue in the mpioy of the company must apply in
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-01

dlvidusily to the assistant superinten- dent and will be hired at the new rates and under the open shop regu- lations."
 There are 20 polishers in the employ or the company. Friday evening a meeting under the auspices Of the un- ion was held in Carpenters hall, at which the notice and the situation was discussed. After the meeting the pol tshers said that they had referred the matter to national headquarters and were awaiting instructions before talk ing any action but it meant that they would not report for work on Mon day They understood that the com pany had their pay envelopes made up Tor them and that any man who did not want to go to work under the new conditions could call and get his en- velope. They had not learned what the new rates were at which the com- panE proposed to hire them. As a matter of fact, they said that the un- l0n had never been recognized at the shop. They are the only class of laoor at the shop which Is organized.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-01
STATE PUBLIC RECORDS
 EXAMINER REPORTS.
Best Grade of Paper Should Be Used
 for Town Records.

The first report of Lucius B. Bar bour state examiner of public records, has been issued and is ready for dis tribution by the state comptroller. The report is communicated to the goVer- nor by state Librarian George $. God ard. who commends ~Air Barbour for his efficient work during the two years he has held the position.
 h his report Mr. Barbour acknow- Iedses the value of the work done by his predecessor Charles E. Hathaway. who was temporary examiner Of pub- lie records pricr to MT Balbour,s ap- poirtment The work of Mr. Barbour has iaciaded an e1amir ation of the records Of tha various towns of the state and an inspection of the manner in which they arc preserved He ad- vises that q high grade of paper be
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-01
J. 6. BLAINE HERE 9 YEARS AGO. Made Speech in This City in the Open
 Air on NeV. 1st

Eastern Connecticut residents will recall the visit of Hon James .G. Blaine 70 this section some years ago. but it is probable that many of those who saw .he famous ulumed knight will not be able offhand -o recall the date Of that slsit- It was 25 years ago Nov. l, that ae came here He came by way of New London eE roGte 10 speak in this efta- and while it was rot known there -hat he was coming until short time
 retore the arrival Of the train, several hundred New Londoners went to the ststion to see him.
 Mr- Blaine was engaged in making a speaking toIr Of Connecticut in. the interests o1 the republican candidates. Harrison and Morton In Norwich he spoke In the afternoon. He was not scheduled to speak at New London, but he consented 10 talk for a few min ufes to the crowd that greeted him so cordially at the station. He bespoke the support of republican principles and wss heartily cheered.
 The train on which Mir Blaine was passenger arrived at noon, and after a brief stay at New London he was taken to Norwich. Upon his arrival at the New London depot he was met bT a committee of Norwich citizens composed of ex-Mayor Osgood Hon. John T. Wait. C. c. Haskell. Col Allen Penny and Col William Nowry. Hon. Morgan C. Buikeiey also met the party and was one Of the speakers at Nor wich- Walker Blaine and Gen. Adam King Ot Baltimore were in Mir. Blaine's party
 Tn this city there was a great dem onStration iG Mr. Blaine honor. in which many New Londoners partici- sl-ttsd- Business was practically sus- tended and there was a big parade sfr. Blaine spoke in the open air and Was listened to by thousands. He made re -erence to a statement by Hon. David A. Wells in regard to large campaign contributions to the republican party i'm 1884 Nr. Blaine offered to sub- scribe sz.G19 10 any charity in Norwich 1T Mr. Wells would prove his state ment. adding: Whatever else I know. ! am supposed to know something about the campaign of 1884"