Excise Board Session Grants Renewals Amid Cautions
The Excise Board met yesterday afternoon and granted renewal applications for Beewaes with Commissioners Carrell urging no unnecessary newspaper notoriety. A motion to adjourn passed after an on record error was noted, delaying certain actions to the next meeting. Licenses transferred and wholesale changes noted include George Froggett at 58 West Jersey Street and Beattie Saties at Second Street to Third Street.
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Board of Excise
Weston
Excise
Waion
Carroll
Mt Second Street
Etreet
East Treet
Bertha Krosll
Wba Avenue
Jol A . J
Elliet
Beatie Saties
Finley Fite
Hottler
George Froggett
West
Jersey Street
Staten Island Sound Ferry Fares Proposal Talks
At a board meeting a New Jersey and Staten Island Ferry Company letter indicated willingness to confer about reducing Elizabet ht to Staten Island fares as part of the board’s project. The discussion focused on potential fare adjustments to support the plan.
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Staten Island Sound
Board of Freeholders
Jerery & Staten Inland Ferry Company
ElisiBiet
Staten Island
Dowie Bequeaths Mantle to Lewis
Chicago April K The entitle of leadership of John Aieientiy Desinee Sequeathed by aim Ais c Teieed and Der wil te beveled. fr Mate today Dowie is feo dullara te be te gold. Mire Dowie are mene A Lewis.
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Chicago
John Aieientiy
Aim
Ais
Feo Dullara
Carpenters Strike At New Jersey Dry Dock
Five carpenters quit work at the New Jersey Dry Dock and Transportation Company plant on South Front Street over pay. The strike follows earlier pay demands by calkers and a dispute over removing copper from the PBR ferryboat bottom. Company says carpenters were only on site about five hours and no other work was available, suspecting a staged disturbance by calkers.
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PBR
New Jersey Dry Dock and Transportation Company
South Front Street
Central Railroad fears wreckers clash with strikers
Somerville April two hundred Central Railroad of New Jersey trackmen on five days strike gathered at Supervisor Casey's office and demanded back pay. Pay checks were handed to all strikers. some men showed no signs of returning to work while others planned pressure to force concessions.
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Somerville
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Casey
James B. Duke
Poepen
Magus
Public Service New Car Barns Opened at Plainfield
Plainfield reports the new Public Service Corporation car barns near Dewey Park Dunellen opened with a reception for Main Line motormen and conductors. About two hundred employees and spouses attended with refreshments. officials from transportation, claims, powerhouse, and divisions were present.
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Plainfield
Public Service Corporation
Dewey Park
Dunellen
N. W. Intendent
W. H. Church
M. McGregor
Powerhouse
McAshe
P. Burke
Sey Ria
M'Govern Discharged From Sanatorium In Tragic Times
April report from Stamford notes M'Goven was discharged this afternoon from Stamford Sanitarium after a period of illness described as total wreckage. The report mentions lingering trouble and indicates a return to normal life is anticipated.
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Sanitarium
Stamnford Sanitarium
Terry
Campaign for Pure Milk Tops County Health Action
Two milk dealers are cited to appear in district court next Monday to answer why they should not be closed for failing to maintain healthful dairy conditions and guarantee pure milk. A health department lab is testing samples, with prosecutions possible if bacteria or additives exceed standards.
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Theu
Board of Health
West Beatt Place
Massachusetts
Newark Conference Mourns Bishop J N Fitzgerald Death in Hong Kong
The Newark Conference learns Bishop J N Fitzgerald died in Hong Kong after an attack. His church home was the Castle Methodist Church in Newark. The conference adjourned in his memory and Ocean Grove mourns his leadership.
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Morristown
Newark
Hong Kong
China
J. N. Fitzgerald
Dre
Fitzgerald
Castral Methodist Charely
James N. Fitzgerald
Weary M. Simpson
A Orisbon
Dashiel
James M. Tutthe
Ocean Grove
Ballard
Ocean
Drowning Tragedy in Bay Ridge Mansion
Mia Otto Rothfield, wife of a wealthy produce merchant, could not sleep and left their Bay Ridge home in her nightgown. She walked to the Narrows and drowned herself as her husband and children slept, with her body found hours later after a wide search.
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New York
Mia
Otto Rothfield
Bay Ridge
the Narrows
Toatraan
Uncle Sam to Sue Southern Pacific Company
Reno Nevada April 5 Department of the Interior to sue the Southern Pacific Company to cancel patents over land in the White Horse lag area now argued to be mineral rich. The action may affect property worth millions and relates to Aaron Ingalls protest in Carson City and the patent dispute with the railroad.
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Reno, Nev
Department of the Interior
Southern Pacific Company
White Horee
Lana
Seeha
Carson
Troops Dominate St Petersburg Ahead of Douma Session
In St Petersburg on April 5 troops completely controlled the city as a precaution for potential Douma session developments. Government forces faced fears of popular unrest after yesterday’s bail from K-54, with speculation about further disturbances in the Deuma chamber and budget disputes likely to provoke controversy.
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St. Petersburg
Gio
Deuma
Brownsville Shooting Probe Postponed to May 12
Washington April 5 The Senate investigation into the Browneville Texas shooting will be postponed, likely to May 12, as officials announced today. Multiple engagements in Obie and related safety concerns were cited as factors delaying the inquiry.
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Brownsville
Washington
Senate
Browneville
Texas
Police Votes and Case Notes From Dentescrenty
Fragmentary OCR reports discuss Clarence Yorkin tied to a poll or vote event. Text is unclear, with missing context on location, date, agency, or outcome. Further readable details are required to determine a concrete incident, participants, and decision.
Thirty Years In Prison For Robbery
A court imposed a thirty year prison sentence for a robbery case. The defendant received the term after pleading guilty to charges related to the armed incident at a downtown location.
Terrific cyclone devastates Alexandria Louisiana
A cyclone struck Alexandria Louisiana early today wrecking a large portion of the town. At least twenty people were killed and about one hundred injured as homes and trees were torn from foundations and hurled across streets. The storm arrived without warning about 2 o clock and the cleanup began immediately.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas and Pacific Railroad
Alexandria
Trea
Mur
Dolan Firm Sues Over Road Building Contract Balance
In New York courts FF Dylan & Co. and John RB Les sue Wagonherst Mithhas Corbett over $126000 claimed as balance for Delaware and Hudson Railroad road construction work in 1904. Plaintiffs allege prior suits won $1,000,000 against railroad company and related parties, including F Searing and A C Fairchild, with ties to Passaic Steel and Ball Mill Co. in New Jersey.
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New York
FF Dylan & Co
John RB. Les
Searing, Company
Steamer Nearly Wrecked At Hell Gate
New York April 5 The steamboat Provide of the Fall River line broke off Hell Gate before dawn with about 500 passengers aboard It was feared she might be wrecked The Zophar Mille fire boat and Fall River towboat rushed to aid The vessel survived the incident and continued downriver The crew reported no serious injuries despite the hazardous moment
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New York
Provide
Fall River
Hell Gate
Tweed
Providence
Topher Malcher
Pemder
Jerome 18 Not Satisfied With Verdict
New York April 5 District Attorney Jerome plans to appeal to the Appellate Division for a writ prohibiting or mandamus to stay proceedings after the Thaw verdict. He aims for an adjournment and seeks to halt the trial amid delays, arguing the commission’s finding that Harry Thaw is sane. Defense expects the trial to proceed despite the appeal.
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New York
Jurge Fitzgerald
Harry
Thaw Sane
Jerome
Supreme Court
Galen
Ag Jerome
Tormays
Tin
Anlief
Prin
Hill Arrested on Harriman Complaint in New York
Former E. H. Harriman employee Frank W. Hill was arrested on a complaint by the financier over selling to Sidney Webster a copy of Harriman's letter. He was arraigned in Tombs Police Court and the case was continued until Monday morning for evidence. Magistrate Wakle to hear the matter. defense sought time for more evidence.
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New York
Frank W. Hill
E. HM. Harriman
Sidney Webster
Harriman
Tomba
Wakle
Hill
Krotel
Alexander Miller
Abraham Harish
Wall Street Opens With Continued Outside Buying
The stock market showed persistent outside buying as April trading began. The Goodnast factor fell to money easing from yesterday’s rates while Geathers Pacific led gains over the prior close. Breaklyn Rapid Transport rose strongly with prices up 1 to 3 points in higher priced shares and drops in low-priced issues. Government bonds were unchanged as other issues stayed firm amid a general up-to-date mood.
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York
Bowers
Guchines
Geathers Pacific
Breaklyn Rapid
NOT THE MAN SAYS PENROSE ON ROOSEVELT SUPPORT
Philadelphia April 5 Senator Penrose denies reporting he spoke of a rich man’s conspiracy to defeat Roosevelt’s policies. He says he never attended such a dinner and has always supported Roosevelt. He cites a West Indian cruise with Metcalf and Senator Flint and asserts he has no knowledge of any thwarting scheme.
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Philadelphia
Senator Penrose
Publishers’ Press
Hoosevalt
Roosevalt
Roosevelt
Dion
Pation
Imduale Naore
Washington Dispatches
Metcalf
Senator Flint
California
Wes
Penrose
Rostethare
What They Say at Washington Festa Turned Into Tale
A fragmented wartime era item reports a mock political moment at the White House with unclear speakers and a lone protest over press portrayal. The note references Washington, a parade of officials, and a public reception echoing debate about representation.
May Be A Clue To Missing Boy In Dover Letter
A cryptic letter mailed April first to Dr Marvin is treated as a potential clue in a missing boy case near Dover. The note mentions a payout for silence, a possible accomplice, and a threat to reveal state evidence if not aided. Detective Simmons received the letter, and details on its handling were not released.
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Dover
Marvin
O. K
Mall
Yellow fever report from Havana case noted
A Havana report dated April 5 mentions a case of yellow fever being discovered. The text also references H. Schreiber at 101-103 Broad Street offering first class patient care and delivery services.
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Havana
Havens
Oubs
Bere
H. Schreiber
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Elizabeth District Report
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Toe Blababeh
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Southern Pacific
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