Fire damages Keating Stables in vandalism plot
A fire at James Keating’s office follows a two week pattern of painted deceptions at Keating Stables on South Park Street. Boots stuffed with paper were ignited, burning the wall near the office as workmen arrived to find the blaze. Detectives look for an ongoing prank turning serious.
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James Keating
South Park Street
Keats
Scannion
Keating
Keatington
Yertlediar
Butchers Union Plans Sunday Meat Trade War
The Butchers Bench Workers Neat Cutters Union gathered at Schmidt's hall on First Street and Elizabeth Avenue to announce a campaign against meat sales on Sunday. Walking delegate Murphy will monitor activity and report, while efforts aim to withdraw trade from shops continuing Sunday sales.
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Breister
Schmidt
First Street
Elizabeth Avenue
Murphy
Disputed theatre tickets case before Judge Manon
Frere DP Springer of 188 Jefferson Ave pleaded not guilty to maul charge brought by Roreo B Capell, Jacobs Theatre employee at 187 Broad Street. They disputed admissions to a theatre on March 31 as Springer alleges Capell refused entry after taking a ticket. They met on East Jersey Street where Springer says Capell used violent language.
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Manon Thin
Frere
Springer
Jefferson Avehit
Roreo B. Capiell
Jacobs Theatre
Tikes
Broad Street
Rocco
Whet
East Jersey Street
Mrs Pierson to lecture on Japan at TrinityEpiscopal
Mrs Pierson wife of Reverend George P Pierson will speak on Japan tomorrow at 3 oclock in Trinity Episcopal Church chapel. The address titled Tapa invites all who have not studied the country to attend. Mrs Pierson is an influential speaker and listeners will likely profit.
Obituary for Misa Anne and Alina Barnett
Obituary note for Misa Anne and Alina Barnett aged 43 and 47 with scant legible details. Mentions church affiliation and funeral arrangements on Friday and survivors including a son and a daughter. Names John, Bridgetlin, and Coughline appear ambiguously amid garbled OCR.
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Misa Anne &, Barnett
Alina Barnett
Union
Elizabeth New York Auction Notice Reads Vague
Fragmentary OCR text from a local notice mentions New York and New Jersey, with unclear names and a sale. The readable content suggests a public sale or auction notice but lacks concrete details, dates, or participants to confirm a specific event or outcome.
Mayor Berry Ill With Rheumatism in City Delays Police Commissioner Picks
Mayor Jerry Berry remains homebound with rheumatism amid chatter over possible police commissioner candidates. Engel, Rose and M Kling show as likely names while observers warn the selection process involves lengthy deliberations and reluctance to commit without knowing associates. The mayor has no fixed deadline for making appointments despite pressure.
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Forml
Jerry
Commie
Engel
Rose
M. Kling
Id “Ibin
Ugually
Monsieur Alphonse
Hiend Gaston
Berry
Dectination
License Fees Spur Citywide License System Review
A fragment discusses Mayor Berry urging early investigation of the license system. It notes proposed fees for theatres, auctioneers, and non residents using city facilities for personal gain, with figures like $50 for non residents and $25 monthly for concert halls in the city.
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Berry
Coupell
Camden
Smany City
Governor fixes Arbor Day date in proclamation
Governor Stoken designates Friday April 14 as Arbor Day and urges schools and state institutions to observe the day. The proclamation calls for planting trees and studying native species, promoting preservation. State Superintendent Charten J. Baxter is mobilizing schools to observe the observance.
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Stoken
Hearaing
Repairing locomotive on the move creates curious scene
Yesterday afternoon engine 581 of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad sped toward the east station when half of the front fence was missing and two men in overalls worked on the steam chest. They appeared to drive packing into joints as spectators watched a novel repair in progress aboard a moving locomotive.
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Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
East 4
Ira
Brakeman Injured After Accident on Port Avenue
Nicholas Sheridan a brakeman from Long Island was caught between two corn at 2 o'clock this morning at Port Avenue and Beciller Street. The incident occurred on Schiller Street, leaving Sheridan injured and hospitalized. police and railway officials are investigating the mishap.
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Nicholas Sheridan
Long Island
Port Avenue
Beciller Street
Mie
Beck
The
Bratemen
New Court Arraignments Marred by Poor Acoustics
Ramy Heyer and John W. Brunton faced arraignment in the new court before Judge Vail. Poor acoustics hindered speech, prompting officials to consider remedies such as overhead wiring or structural adjustments. The reform-minded Beyer and Brunston await May term trial, while court furnishings are still being completed.
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Ramy Heyer
Roselle
John W. Brunton
Bayonne
Vail
Beyer
Wes
Englind
Young Beyer
Himerit
Reform School
Jamesburg
Jinlge Vail
John W. Brunston
Bayone
Schoppe
Teipet
Hamaton
15Th
Jennay
Brunston
Irvin
Court Home
Armory
Newark
Old Temple
Col Stevens for Hoboken's Mayor
Hoboken April 5 Col Edwin A Stevens seeks a third term as mayor amid a four way field. Lankering Kuper and Steil remain active candidates hustling to win support as political groups align behind a Stev ens bid.
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Hoboken
Edwin A. Stevens
Lankering
Kuper
Steil
Pathet
Ta Fegan
Fapan
Ube
New Tax Law in Elizabeth Prompts Referendum Debate
Elizabeth residents and surrounding towns discuss Senate bill No. 44 now law, with forecasts of rising valuations and budget cuts. The measure sets tax rates and includes a referendum provision for November, while assessors and taxpayers weigh potential impacts and enforcement challenges.
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Elizabeth
Senate
Minturn
Eirelo
Barfield Begins Standard Oil Probe in Kansas Field
Commissioner Barfield of the Bureau of Corporations left for Topeka Kansas to start an in depth probe of Standard Oil Company practices in the Kansas oil field. He cautioned that detailing the inquiry would take time and thoroughness. The preliminary work is finished and he will inspect in person. Yesterday Mr Garfield returned from a fishing trip to the Gulf of Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Barfield
Bureau of Corporations
Topeka
Kan
Standard Oil Company
Kansas Oil
Ielda
Garfield
Gulf of Mexico
City officials to be examined by expert
Rahway on April 5 a special Common Council meeting was called for tomorrow night to arrange examination of the city treasurer water board and tax receivers by an expert to review city finances and books.
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Rahway
Common Council
Fragmented OCR prompt about a bookowner and figures
The readable text hints at a household owner and a servant amid questions about identity and figures. It mentions patience worn thin and a living scene with someone questioning ownership and figures in the argument.
Newark MME Conference Memorial Service at Warlock Church
Newark April 5 The Newark Methodist Episcopal Conference met at Warlock Halsey Street Church with Bishop Berry presiding. The memorial service honored deceased ministers, including Rev J H Robinson Rev Aybe Hayes and Rev John A Kingsbury. Reqs noted the value of such remembrances amid conference life.
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Newark
Newark Methodist Episcopal Conference
Warlock
Halsey Street Methodist Church
Beery
J., F. Dodd
J. H. Robinson
Wr. Mullery
Be Hayes
J. Hi. Egbert
John A. Kingsbury
J. J. Bryan
John 8
Porter
Elizabeth
Prenidini
Almont
Osler
T. R. Dunn
Pr. Porter
Benjamin Franklin
Hamilton
New York East Conference
Prean
Conference da Nax
Royal Yacht Victoria and Albert Arrives at Marseilles
Queen Alexandra and party aboard the British royal yacht Victoria and Albert arrive in Marseilles amid salutes from forts. Gurley the British consul greets the queen. a police guard is on the quay. No troops are called out.
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Marseilles
Victoria and Albert
Queen Alexandra
National Basin
Gurley
Earthquake Havoc in British India
Reports from Lahore hill stations describe widespread casualties and severe destruction. Dharmsala suffered near total ruin with many buried beneath ruins and housing collapse in both native and European quarters. Food and medical aid are critically short as rescue efforts begin.
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Lahore
British India
Gure
Waa
Delhi
Simla
Dharmsala
Punjab
Asni
Apimal
Scramble Over Union Pacific Preferred Stock Opens
In New York, brokers react to the proposed 100 million dollar Union Pacific preferred issue. Demand is broad but initial sales show limited executions as traders speculate on payments and a possible Union Pacific New York Central agreement. Wasser Brothers purchased 7,000 shares in early trading while activity remains cautious across the bond and stock markets.
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New York
Union Pacific
Union Pasific
O.B. McDonald
Harriman and Company
K. H. Hogan
Idan
Vanderbilt
Canadian Pacific
Wasser Brothers
Amalgamated
F. Smith & Co
St. Louis Southwestern
Honda
Foote & Company
Mocks
Honda, Grain
Vottos Brokers
Broad Street
Eliabeth
Atchison NM
Alt & Mio
Cannajan Preite
Del
Hyder
Eris Vey
HL Central
Aly
Thy Van's
Laut
Nanbvalle
Mantatyan Met
Beouty
People's Gas
Rock Island
Keelery
Ms Webanh
American killed in auto crash in Nice
London reports a disputed dispatch from the Nice edition stating Frank Stevens of America was killed in an automobile crash. His companion Louis Hay was injured when the car struck rails and a steam cap. Stevens was unconscious after an operation failed.
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Nice
London
Frank Stevens
Monnan
Writ Suspends Mrs Chadwick Sentence in Court
In Cincinnati this morning the United States Court of Appeals sustained a writ of error filing in the Chadwick case. The contention centered on the significance of the writ itself in delaying the sentence.
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Chadwick
K—Andee Wines
Chadwick Cape
Wes
States Court of Appeala
Eliz Commercial College Spring Term Ad
An Eliz Commercial College notice invites enrollment for the spring term in shorthand and related business subjects. The snippet mentions instructors and course pacing, with references to admissions and timing, reflecting a local schooling advertisement from a historical paper.
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Eliz Commercial College
Onteripie
Bo Karen
Pet
Hersh
Roosevelt in Kansas amid dynamite scare during train visit
President Roosevelt and party arrived in Kansas City at 7:24 PM to a large crowd as rails were changed. He praised Kansans and smiled at children, noting “Youngsters were largely responsible for Kansas greatness.” Separate report from Sedalia, Missouri notes dynamite found on tracks near Montran earlier in the day, with 160 workers patrolling right of way.
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Parsons, Kaw, Apall
Roosevelt
Sity
Keninghare
Urate
Ahanass Audiepos
Eny
Kanaga
Kana
C. A. Bugg
Pawana
Merret
Sedalia
Montran
Nho
Tokio Celebrates Victory at Mukden
Tokio marks Mukden victory with a citywide celebration April 4. An enormous procession moves to Uyeno Park with thousands joining. General Terureh and Admiral Baron Yamamoto review the parade as crowds cheer the emperor.
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Tokio
Mukden
Uyeno Park
Nations in talks on Panama Canal trade diversion
Birmingham April 5 The Post says negotiations have begun between Britain and the United States regarding the Panama Canal project. It notes that upon completion concerns will arise about diverting trade from Cuba and the West Indies, which currently serve as depots for distributing manufactured goods to mainland ports, and the talks cover these issues.
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Birmingham
Eng
Panama Canal
Cube
West Indies
Veterans Association to Discuss War Experiences Event
New Bennewick April 4. To talk over wartime experiences, members of the Veterans Association of the Second Brigade of New Jersey Volunteers will meet April 10. The brigade comprised the Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and Eighth Regiments. The meeting will be held at the Grand Army.
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New Bennewick
Veterans Association
Neve Setar
Will Norton
Pril
New Jersey
Mewling
Grand Army
Brewer Muller’s Condition Precarious
Philadelphia APHES reports Prevident Mule Int of the Metyerer amt Engel Brewing Company, whose wife was killed in a Hunuweway accident yesterday morning, collapsed when told of her death. He remains in precarious condition as doctors report a second operation might follow.
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Philadelphia
Mule
Metyerer Amt Engel Brewing Company
Ant
Frida
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