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910 viewsBefore 1923, a girl of 13 working at embroidery in a far corner of a dimly lighted room. The light came from a small gas jet which was high above the girl's head, in the center of the room. She was working on a black dress which was outlined in black pencil. For this dress elaborately embroidered, she received ninety cents. She could embroider one dress in about three or four days if she kept at it steadily. She had been working since 4 P.M., and it was the 7 P.M. She expected to stop at 10:30. Location: Newark, New Jersey.
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1940s909 views
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Elsa, Wilma909 viewsJune 1941
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Fook Sang Tong907 viewsFirst Chinese Doctor in Newark
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906 viewsDee, Jule, Tom, John, Cathy McEvoy, Dottie,
Glenn, Harold, Nat, Tom, Betty Ward, Ron
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905 viewsPhoto from Barbara Richardson
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Avery, Margaret (Maggie) nee Hanratty905 viewsPhoto from Margaret Robinson
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904 viewsNat, Dottie, Dee, Ron, Glenn, Harold
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902 viewsPhoto from Barbara Richardson
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902 viewsTom, Tansey, Cathy, John, Nat
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Vasiliion, Patricia901 viewsOutside George's Barber Shop 1940
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Tomaselli (Mr. and Mrs.)900 views
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1913 Postcard900 views
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Newark Celebrates Boyden899 viewsNovember 7, 1909
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Joanne, Anthony, Dad897 views
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897 viewsPhoto from Ron Hayes
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Gross, Morty897 viewsMorty Gross using Western Electric headset to listen in on Man in the Moon stories, Ritz Apartments, Newark, N.J.
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Grandpa Spinazzola and Mom T.896 views
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896 viewsPhoto shows the hike lead by "General" Rosalie Jones from New York to Washington, D.C. for the March 3, 1913 National American Woman Suffrage Association parade. Photo taken in Newark, New Jersey on Broad Street, just north of West Kinney Street, on February 12, 1913. Rosalie Jones is walking behind the first car. The church before City Hall is Grace Episcopal Churc
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Krahling, Henry & Josephine895 viewsSunday afternoon ride on Springfield Avenue - 1913
Photo from Paul Husosky
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Early 1900's895 views
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Tomaselli (Mr. and Mrs.)894 viewsDancing
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893 viewsPhoto from Barbara Richardson
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Richard Martin Conklin892 viewsFirst Holy Communion Certificate
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Valiant 16892 viewsMembers of the 'Valiant 16' leave Newark in New Jersey on the first leg of their New York to Washington walk to attend President Woodrow Wilson's inauguration. They are campaigning for votes for women as part of the Women's Suffrage Movement.
Photo by Paul Thompson
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Samociuk, Stefan (Stephen Samov)889 viewsBorn in Poland and emigrated to the USA in the early 1900's.
I am trying to discover when he died. Any information please contact me, Monika Charuj-Cataldi monicharuj76@hotmail.it
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Obituary Page 2889 views
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Italian Laborers888 viewsSeptember 3, 1882
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887 viewsPhoto from Ron Hayes
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Tomaselli Wedding886 viewsSt. Lucy's Church
Sept 07 1941
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Eleanor and Vincent Tomaselli884 viewsSept 7 1941 Wedding
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881 viewsPhoto from Barbara Richardson
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1940s880 views
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Vincent Tomaselli880 views
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1940s879 views
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1940s879 views
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Ellenstein, Meyer - 1930879 viewsPhoto from Joseph Bilby
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Penek, Peter878 viewsPeter Penek is standing in the doorway of the George Penek Florist shop
Photo from Lynn Smilow
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Willism Luciano and his Brother's-In-Law on Garside Street878 viewsPhoto from Billi Bromer
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Obituary Page 1877 views
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Phil Lynch and is Metro Society Orchestra875 viewsPostcard
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Trolly Car872 views
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Tomaselli (Mr. and Mrs.)871 views
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For Five Weeks She was in a Trance871 viewsUniversalist Quarterly and General Review, Volumes 37-38
January 1881
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870 viewsFEBRUARY 28 1932: America's Chinese man of mystery, the almost legendary Mock Duck, national president of the Hip Sing Tong and reputedly the wealthiest of his race in this country, was the target of an assassin in Newark. The Dr. Fu Manchu of real life was shot down as he stepped from his eastern headquarters at 64 Mulberry St., Newark. shortly after 7:30 P.M. The bullet, fired almost pointblank, entered his neck and emerged through his right cheek. Treated at Newark City Hospital, the man whose slightest word is law in the gambling dens of Chinatowns from the Atlantic to the Pacific deserted his habitual Oriental calm and named his assailant as a young hatchet man known as Eng Pong Quong,
Photo by Walter Kelleher/NY Daily News
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1940s869 views
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1928868 views
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Joanne868 viewsFirst Communion
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Vincent Tomaselli & Salvator Tomaselli867 views
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Aunt Carmella, Joanne, Anthony866 views
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865 viewsPhoto from Ron Hayes
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Richard Conklin Sr.864 viewswith Santa 1941
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Steck, Charles863 viewsCharles Steck (holding the reins), owned a coal and ice business on South 15th Street. The photo was taken around 1920. His brother, Gus Steck, also owned a coal business and was the father of orchestra leader Gus Steck.
Photo from Steve Borres
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Anthony Tomaselli862 views
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Courtney862 views
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Wilbur Russell862 views1919
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Nancy Luciano and son Bill on Stone Street862 viewsPhoto from Billi Bromer
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861 viewsPhoto from Ron Hayes
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861 viewsPhoto from Barbara Richardson
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