Tuttle and Cliver Win Charter Election in City
Citizens' ticket triumphs in charter election led by Frank L. Tuttle. Ward results show Tuttle 231 over Walton 220 for Common Council and Joseph L. Oliver 252 over Wortman 189 for Chosen Freeholder. Burroughs tops City Clerk with 652 votes. Ross and Hubbard win other key posts.
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William C. Burroughs
Milan Ross
John Hubbard
Joseph R Weir, Jr
W. D. Pennypacker
J. A. W. Hetrick
F.a.leggett
Board of Education
Randolph Ross
James F. Ackerman
R. A. Tasting
Frank L. Tuttle
Samuel W. Kirkbride
Thomas A
Tueslay
Citizens
Hiram Walton
Common Council
Tuttle
Walton
Joseph L. Oliver
J. Edward Wortman
Cliver
Wortman
William B. Rogers
Edward E. Hammell
Hammell
Rogers
Thomas A. Seger
Jobn L. Schneider Belng
Seger
Schneider
Firat
Tattle
Burroughs
Milano Ross
Joseph R. Weir, Jr
Arthur H. Hops
Harry J. Rockefeller
F. A. Leggett
Theodore Hulick
Democratic gains across New Jersey elections reported
Newark reelected James M. Seymour as mayor by 2009 plurality. Republicans won Board of Works and Common Council. Jersey City elected only one councilman. Hoboken and Paterson split aldermen. Elizabeth mayor W A M Mack reelected. Democrats control aldermanic board. Phillipsburg and Orange voted Democratic. New Brunswick and Summit solidly Democratic. Passaic swept. Rahway carried Republican. Washington license candidate Dawes elected.
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Newark
James M. Seymour
Board of Works and Common Council
Jersey City
Hoboken
Trenton
Paterson
W. A. M. Mack
Elizabeth
Phillipsburg
J.8. Bowers
Henry Stetson
Orange
New Brunswick
Summit Democrats
Passaic
Rahway
Theodore B. Dawes
Washington
Six to one Republican tilt in new Common Council
The new Common Council will be six Republicans and one Democrat. Democrat Frank L. Tuttle defeated Hiram Walton on the Citizens ticket to fill the term of George F. Kroebl. Republicans include James A. Bradley Samuel W. Kirkbride George F. Wilbur T F Appleby William L. Meeke and George W. Treat.
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Common Council
Frank L. Tuttle
Hiram Walton
Tuttle
George F. Kroebl
James A. Bradley
Samuel W. Kirkbride
George F
New School Law Discussed by County Board
The County Board of Education met in Freehold with Clauds V. Guerin of the Asbury Park Board of Education and Captain Lewis Raineard and L. van Gluwe of the township board present. They were advised on the powers granted by the new law and noted several important changes incorporated therein.
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County Board of Education
Freehold
Clauds V. Guerin
Asbury Park Board of Education
Lewis Raineard
L. van Gluwe
Judge Holeley Presides First Time as County Court Judge
Judge Wilbur A. Holeley presided Thursday for the county court first time. He received congratulations from court officers and members of the bar.
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Wilbur A. Holeley
Neptune Republicans Endorse C. H. Brown for National Convention
In Park Hall the Neptune Republican meeting endorsed Oliver H. Brown of Spring Lake as a delegate to the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia. The resolution urges all district convention delegates to unite behind Brown and notes the primary selects delegates to the state convention in Trenton on April 16 and the Third Congressional District convention on May 10.
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Monmouth
Oliver H. Brown
Spring Hake
Park Ball
Monmouth County
Philadelphia
O. H. Brown
Spring Lake
Trenton
William Giffard
P. F. Dodd
Assemblyman Kirkbride
Oreos Crown Monmouth County Champions In Hectic Game
James College boys of Red Bank faced the Oreos in Central Hall for the Monmouth county title. The Oreos won 13 to 7 despite fierce play and disputed fouls. Lewis Bennett and Guy Hawkins were among injured. Red Bank refereeing drew strong criticism.
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James College Boys
Red Bank
Central Hall
James Jeffries
Tommy Ryan
Knights of the
Monmouth County
Oreos
Oreon
Lewis Bennett
Guy Hawkins
Easter Souvenirs Free Picture With Sunday Press
The Philadelphia Sunday Press announces Easter issues will include a free ten color 14 by 40 inch picture of Easter Mites and a illustrated booklet containing a love story. Supplies are limited so readers should order early to guarantee the gift.
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Philadelphia Sunday Press
Euster Mites
Sightseeing in the West Alberta trip to Denver planned
Twintog and Charles A. Atkins have gone to Denver Colorado where they will stay about two weeks and visit all places of interest in the state during that time.
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Alberta
Twintog
Charles A. Atkins
Denver
Colorado
Senate Porto Rico bill concurring in house action
The Porto Rico bill passed the Senate by 161 to 153 in concurrence with House amendments, awaiting signatures from the Speaker and Senate president. It adopts new duties, eliminates certain trade restrictions, and includes a civil government framework. A Pacific cable bill of 3 million dollars was also approved, while the District of Columbia appropriation neared 8 million.
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Farhington
Senate
Agj Senate
Hia
Porto Rigo
Porto
United States
Porto Rico
Messrs. Heatwole
Minnesota
Crumpacker
Indiana
Wane
Iowa
Littlefield
Maine
McCall
Massachusetta
H. C. Smith
Michigan
Warney
Illinois
Fletcher
Het
Ilinoia
Mesera
Davey
Louisiana
Sibley
Pennsylvania
Devries
Stallings
Alabama
Richardson
Iver
Rrule
Messrs
H.C. Smith
Brichtgan
Warner
Massachusetts
Lorimer
Henderson
Frye
Baker
Maryland
San Francisco
Honolulu
Committee On Naval Affairs
District of Columbia
Naval Movements and Exile Forgery in Rochester
Navy department reports Admiral Kautz s flagship and several ships arriving at various ports to protect American interests amid uprisings Costa Rica and Nicaragua. Also notes a 25 year exile in Rochester ending with surrender for forgery. Columbia decides to form a crew with over 1500 dollars raised. Switchman Michael Holleran killed at Washington Avenue crossing in Humira New York April 12 1876. A proverb about right and wife follows.
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Washington
Navy Department
Kautz
Piins At
drum-del-Burg
San Francisco
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Chicago
Montgomry
Maranham
Jamaica
Scorpion
Colon
Caledonia
Carthagena
Adama
Santa Monica
Charleston
Bwitchman
Humira
N. Y
Michael Holleran
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Washington Avenue
Atlantic Realty Reorganized Controls Deal Beach Venture
The Atlantic Coast Realty Company, owner of Deal Beach, reorganized and now controlled by a group linked to Metropolitan Street Railway and Standard Oil. Daniel O Day presides, Henry Haggerty serves as secretary treasurer, with a nine member board including Thomas F. Ryan Hugh J. Grant and George W. Young. The Murphy farm becomes Deal Park, planned for future consolidation with Deal Beach. Investments exceed 1.75 million dollars.
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Atlantic Coast Realty Company
Deal Beach
Metropolitan Street Railway
Standard Ol
New
New York
Daniel O'Day
Henry Haggerty
John D. Crimmins
Thomas F. Ryan
Anthony N. Brady
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
H. H. Rogers
Standard Oil
Hugh J. Grant
Third Avenue Road Company
George B. B. Harvey
Harper & Bros
George W. Young
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
J. Henry Haggerty
Murphy Farm
Beach Purchase Conference on City Beach and Sewer Plan
Chairman George FE Wilbur of Conn returned Tuesday from a conference in New York with James A. Bradley on municipal ownership of the beach front and the sewer system. The meeting pleased Bradley and City Booster Hawkins, who said a detailed topography description of the sewer system is needed before condemnation can begin. Upon possession of the description, commissioners for condemnation will be appointed.
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George . FE. Wilbur
Conn
New York
James A. Bradley
Beach Front
Mr. Bradley
Bulletter Hawkins
Hawkins
Bradley
Ocean Front
Common Council
Beach Purchase Committee
Teo Broeck
Chamber
Peter Poland
Grand
Sewall Avenues
Bewall
Comstock
Ten Broeck
Poland
Hudson
George F.kroch
Fire and Water Committee
Messrs
Kirkbride
Wilbur and
Meeka
Board of Health
Neptune Township
New Jersey Telephones Company
Water Department
Bradley Beach
Made
Jersey Bankruptcy Record Reflects Surge in Petitions
The state has 384 bankruptcy filings since the new law took effect, involving 458 individuals with 202 discharged. Essex leads with 122 petitions, Passaic 62 and Hudson 50. several counties report single digits. Discharges total 66 in Essex and total debts dismissed may reach several million dollars.
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Essex County
Hudson
Passaic
Monmouth
Mercer
Gloucester
Sussex
Ocean
Morris
Middlesex
Salem
Hunterdon
Cape May
Atlantic
Burlington
Somerset
Mercera
Dares
Reduced Rates to Cincinnati For the People’s Party Convention
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers one first class fare for round trips to Cincinnati during the party convention. Tickets good May 7, 1908, with return by May 12. Purchase through the weekly Journal for $1.
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Cincinnati
People's Party
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Record Breaking Session Of Our Common Council
The council met at 7 46 pm and adjourned at 8 16 pm with reports delayed. Officials discussed bonding, sewer condemnation with the beach purchase, and a plan for fire protection and new hospitals while addressing a building mover's damage and proposed ordinances.
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OUR
Common Council
Smith Leaves Politics to Protect Health and Business
Ex United States Senator James Smith Jr announced on Wednesday he is out of politics and will not take part in party management. He cited impaired health and the must stop policy due to medical advice, adding his ordinary business and connected interests lie apart from politics.
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United States
James Smith, Jr
Seymour
Newark
Tam
S Edward Young's Success at Second Presbyterian Church
Seventy three members joined Second Presbyterian Church in Pittsburg under Pastor Edward Young on Sunday morning. Twelve came by certificate and sixty one by profession of faith, totaling over six hundred since his arrival two years and three months ago. A fragment mentions coroner Mehgres and doctors.
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Second Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg
Edward Young
Mr. Young
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Charter
Joseph L. Cliver
New Jersey
Asbury Park
New School Law
Judge Heisley
Neptune Republicans
C. H. Brown
Red Bankers
HOUSE
Rochester
Gustavus Bates
Columbia
Atlantic Realty CO
Deal Park
the Beach Purchase
Jersey
Soions
S. Edward Young
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