Reform measures in state liquor regulation faced vetoes
In Trenton on April 4 the legislature debated a reform package amid party clashes. The session opened with remarks by leaders on amendments, and a vote tied to licensing fees was recorded. Opponents argued for cautious action, while supporters urged timely consideration of liquor regulation and morality in communities.
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Aguinet
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Sam Co Huinilags
Atelok
Reece
Lark Charged With Grand Larceny
Captain O Keeffe and Officer Nolan report Lark charged with grand larceny. Plaintiff Mary Carey says Clark stole $100 from her on February 24. Clark, 45, an engineer, denied the charge and is held for grand jury. Police had sought him for days. he formerly worked in a wagon shop on Broadway.
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William
Clark
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Carey
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Broad Street Store Sold to Woolworth Relative Buyer
The Broad Street property at 119 Broad Street, formerly part of the Sontheimer estate, has been sold. Buyer is Dr. Woolworth of New York, said to be related to F. W. Woolworth. Plans include extending rear areas, converting hallways, and remodeling the front.
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Mosee Mondel, Jr
Sontheimer
Newark
Mendels
Dr. Woolworth
New York
F. W. Woolworth
Rene
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G. Pryrtee
ABOR UNIONS OPPOSE BILL FOR BOARD OF EXAMINERS
A large delegation of union carpenters visited the State House in Trenton on Monday to oppose a bill allowing the governor to appoint a board of examiners to license builders. Led by Samuel Hotterill, the protest included Bricklayers and other unions with members from East Orange Orange, Bergen, Ridgewood, Perth Amboy, Elizabet h, and Middlesex. The carpenters and bricklayers assert the measure originated from the Builders Association of New Jersey and is being urged by that group.
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Trenton
Samuel Hotterill
East Orange
Frais
State Organization of the Brotherhood of Itera
John Pate
Orangey
Charles A. May
E.M. Paton
Bergen
M. H. Holly
Ridgewood
A. T.glayton
FW. Hall
D. F. Gaunt
Anbury Park
George Dodd
Montalgir
Patrick Miggins
Daniel Logan
Thomas Dorrian
Perth Amboy
Michael Lynch
I. P. Mothingon
The
Bricklayers’ Union
J. J. Donaghue
Builders* Association
New Jersey
Obituary notice for Mrs John Addy of Hazleton
Mrs John andr B Addy aged 52 of Hazleton died at home of her daughter Mrs Charles Matthews in Tulton after several days of paralysis. She is survived by two other daughters Mrs F Shelly of East Tarpey Street and Meyery Addy. Funeral services to be held in the city with burial at a local cemetery. arrangements incomplete.
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Hazleton
Fes
Mra
Charles Matthews
Tulton
Mende
F. Shelly
East Tarpey_strest
Miyery Addy
Falona
Jeton
Whtnmas WeeTrine Boruer Mdhan
Dr 108 Whtnmas WeeTrine borour Mdhan appears in garbled OCR text with repeated fragments and uncertain names, suggesting a clipped medical or local item. No coherent event or details are readable to establish a concrete action or outcome.
City Council Hearing On Crescent Vacate Plan
The Bethlehem Steel Company and American Briquet Company seek to vacate a 60 foot Crescent strip from Marshall street to the midline between East Jonesy and Fulton streets for wharf and street use. A cloud on title due to the citys possible claim must be cleared before the Briquet Company proceeds with a 400000 plan to build a large malting plant.
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Norrow
Batuel L. Mcoee & Sons Company
Marshall Street
Bast Jomey
Fulton Streets
Edw Kellogg
Staten Island Sound
American Briquet Company
Bethlehen Steel Company
Bright
Guthrie, Cravath and
Henderson
New York
Bethlehem Oi
Gilhooly
Thie Veity
Cobeta Held For Grand Jury Proceedings
Two men stopped by Sergeant Hiney on North Broad street were arraigned in court this morning. One, identified as Lobeta, was found with a revolver and iron knuckles. The pair, said to be from Wilmington and employed in the city, faced charges for carrying a loaded revolver and related acts.
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Hiney
North Broad Street
John Lobeta
Lobeté
Lobeta
Wal
Aeronaut Missing After Ballon Flight Over Long Island
Reports from New York April 4 say aeronaut Paul Nocquet likely perished after his balloon was driven ashore on Fire Island near Long Island. Life savers at Jones Beach found remnants and the gas bag, with scattered equipment and torn buttons, as crews searched the shore for evidence of his fate.
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Freeport
Lang Iyland
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Paul Nocquet
Nocquet
Kant River
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Flushing
Jamaica
Garden
Mineola
Wenbury
Jericho Hicksville
Cold Spring Harbor
Austin
Bel
King Frederick's Daughter Die in Berlin Castle
Teletype report from Berlin states Princess of Behatumberg Lippe died this morning at the Nachor Bohamia castle. The death occurred about half an hour after her father-in-law Prince William died. The royal family were staying at the castle when the deaths occurred.
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Roi Pisderide
Deiat
Prince William
Nachor-Bohamia Rads
Berlin
Prince William of Behatumberg Lippe
Taft Praises Negro Loyalty At Anniversary Address
At Tuskegee Institute on April 4, Taft spoke after Henry Washington and other dignitaries as three thousand attendees listened to remarks on the 13th through 16th amendments and the future of African Americans. He urged equal opportunity and noted migration concerns while paying tribute to Booker Washington and the institute's legacy. Authorities highlighted progress in education and industry across the South and abroad.
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Hooker
T. Washington
Muale
Washington
Ant CT
Ogden
Low
William J. Edwards
Institute
Taft
Ehlmarten
Endesworth
Booker Washington
Cannon Ball Express Wrecked Near Juniper
Terrible railroad disaster reported as the Cannon Ball Express wrecks twelve miles west of here near Juniper Bloatiog. A large number of casualties said to be injured, with officials rushing details and a special train from Crumbath Norfolk and Suffolk arriving with survivors and bodies.
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Smallpox Scare In Montclair Grips Town
Montclair on April 4 reports a suspected smallpox scare linked to a servant from the South who worked for Ed G. Christensen at 133 Watchung Avenue. A week of illness led to diagnosis by Dr. Lavi Cane, prompting vaccination orders for Valley Road trolley riders and a quarantine of the patient and companions at Mountain Side Hospital.
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Ed G. Christennen
Watchung Avenue
New -York
Lavi Cane
Toma
Allpoytly
Valley Road
New York
Motélair
Upper Montclair
Tueaday
Met
Mountainside
Miners Stand Firm as Eight Hour Demand Holds Ground
Tay York April 4. Both sides remain firm over the eight hour day demand. Miners show willingness to withhold concessions while operators refuse to grant the demand. Talks focus on protecting property as tensions rise and union integrity hangs in the balance with committee pressure.
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Tay York
Ponte
East One
Mitchell
Hia
General Blanco Dead in Madrid Confirms Cuban Role
The death of General Blanco y Arenas, a key Spanish commander who relieved Weyler in Cuba, is reported. Born in Bilbao in 1882, he served in the Carin e War and led pacification efforts during Cuba’s rebellion, influencing policy and opera tions. Nearby notices include office removals and local business ads.
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One More Miner Survives In French Mine Rescue
Report says Berthoula, rescued after twenty five days underground, is the sole living miner found so far in the disaster at the Sallitin mine near Courrières. Nine other men had been rescued earlier while rescuers search for more survivors amid reports of knockings and possible openings.
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Berthoula
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Berthon
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Trey
Wall Street Briefing on April 4 Market Movements
On April 4 brokers reported mixed activity with a broad decline in prices across many issues. Reading was expected to rally sharply after which stock traded around 127 percent. mixed opinions followed with some issues unchanged and others slipping.
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New York
Hooley, Learnaré & Company
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