Roosevelt Plans Strict Privacy During Italian Voyage
Rome April 6 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt aims to drop from public view after leaving Rome tonight and travel with only immediate family to Genoa arriving April 14. He will avoid press coverage and may not rejoin correspondents until Genoa, retracing a Mediterranean route twenty four years after traveling between Spezia and Ve n. The plan includes stops at Porto Maurizio and a villa of Mrs Roosevelt’s sister, with Pinchot meeting en route but limited comment.
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Nn Telegraph
the Journal
Rome
Theodore Roosevelt
Genoa
Roosevelt
Porto Maurizio
Pollard to Return to Tax Board Nomination
Caleb C. Pollard is expected to be reappointed to the county tax assessment board for another term. The appointment process involves a yearly rotation of members and confirmation by state officials, with the governor's office likely to announce the reappointment soon.
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Trenton Ia
Pete Apa
Uday
Caleb C. Pollard
Catr City
Unete
Billerd Haa Ben
Huiber
Ye County
Babi Iy
Adden Fenton Tern
City Attorney reviews Fourth of July noise control
A letter from Orange resident Liewillyn Willey asks City Attorney James C Connolly to draft a restrained Fourth of July measure. Willey urges the governing body to bar dangerous explosives and limit noise, while Connolly expresses doubt about public reception and timing.
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City Altorney
James C. Connnolly
Liewillyn Willey
Orange
Connolly
Willey
Vatican Roosevelt controversy sparks local church debate
The Vatican Roosevelt incident stirs keen interest in the city among Roman Catholic and Methodist factions. Pastors discuss the two sides, noting Roosevelts possible misperception of papal rules and the need for respect toward Vatican protocol.
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Wubert J. Hele
Bt. Michael’s Church
Colottel Roosevelt
Tatioua
Father Behr Asid
Fife
Italy
Im Americe
Wee William
Germany
Li Ibereein Alleaath Teanaiae
Roosevelt
Safe and Sane Fourth Plan Adopted by Fire Board in Elizabeth
The Board of Fire Commissioners, in a fever for a safe Fourth of July, unanimously adopted a resolution urging a safe observance of Independence Day. It calls for city council action to prohibit gunpowder sales without permits and to require firearm sellers to obtain proper authorities’ permits. A prior council action and proposed permit system are discussed amid firefighting personnel transfers and a collision incident involving Engine No. 4.
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Board of Fire Commissioners
John , J
City of
Elizabeth
Collins
John P. Weber
A. Dent Collins
Iby Press
Thomas A. Dowd
Callman
Spereveds
Biskey
Hoseman Lane
Briver Lowther
Ae Boseman
Ladderman Kellmer
Route Inspected For Proposed Highway By Local Officials
Seven members of the First Street Association traveled to Carteret to inspect a proposed highway route between the city and Carteret. The group met with Linea Township Tremsey Rahway and Carteret officials to discuss the parallel route to the New Jersey Short Line. Delegates included William Hilgendorf chair E Simandl Je A Laurie E Hersh Walter McManus Charlies Dwtor and Albert Lifeon. They planned further arrangements ahead of a Lenox Hotel meeting tomorrow night.
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Carteret
Linea ‘Township
Tremsey
Rahway
William Hilgendorf
Simandl
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Laurie
Hersh
Walter McManus
Charlies
Dwtor
Albert Lifeon
Welock
New Jersey
Sareen Hermann
Roemerelt
Lenox Hotel
East
Jersey
Utavet
Trolley Bill Fails to Pass State Senate
Special to Jonemil reports in Trenton that the Leerolley trolley bill was killed in the State Senate after hours of debate. Key figures included Senator Siler of Middlesex opposing, Senator Wakelve of Bergen supporting, and Senator Osborne presenting the measure’s provisions. Debate centered on granting tracks without abutting-owner consent and extending a fifty year franchise, with concerns about statewide reach beyond Newark. The vote ended 4-7, with opposition from Sen. Leavitt and Fielder highlighting risks to property owners.
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Trenton
Ted
Leerolley
Senate
Siler
Middlesex County
Public Service Corporation
Anewsure Wee Sengtor
Ergea
Osborne
New Jersey
Newark
Board of Works
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Seka Satara
Bandtre Cardin Phanty
Benater
Tor
Nolicit
Tate
Camden
Plainfield
Silverchar
Middlesex
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Cut and Amboy
Gapitel
Riber
Benator Leavitt
Merrer
Wiyeh
Uhr
Jakelee
Flekler
Wakeler
Fielder
Hand
Wakelee
Wilton
Torre
Senate Avoids Demanding Fort Answers on Lobby Ties
In Trenton on April 6 the Senate signaled restraint as it weighs Governor Forts remarks on lobby influence. A special committee, not to demand explanations, may end up doing little before adjournment, while the Legislature resumes work late today. The incidental bill totals 30,201.01 with Senate charges at 12,900 and House at 1,281.
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Cortespomtorte
Trenton
Senate
Forts New York
State House
Seita+tora
Aradieys Minch
Price
Prince
Fielder
Gebharat
al Ofar
New York
Tarpe Apd
Ics
Piasieht
City Attorney James Connolly speaks at Trinity Church Men's Club
City Attorney James Connolly addressed the Trinity Church Men's Club on city government to a large audience including city officials and professionals. Victor F. Hannen presided. visitors questioned Connolly as Ku and McK Whittemore commended officials for prudent spending and urged continuation of methodical policy.
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James
Connolly
Trinity Church
Ety
Romnant
Tle
Bia Muditora
Victor F. Hannen
Mr. Connolly
Charles J6
Muley
Dade Clark
McK. Whittemore
Boter J. Mvlark
K Thompson
Railroad man dies after operation at Utah infirmary
Dennis Barber, a 42 year old railroad agent for the Southern Pacific, died today following an operation at The Uintah Protestant Infirmary. Barber, born in Lihaveinhts, had worked for the railway for many years, and was described as a veteran employee.
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Aly Telegraph
Balimore
Denimenia
Barber
Etuerel
Routhers Pacific
Ahite City
Uinta Protestant Infirmary
Thileavinhts
Fragmentary foreign correspondence from April confusion
A garbled dispatch from London dated April 1 presents a fragmentary introduction to a larger document. The text quality hides names, places, and the main topic, leaving only scattered hints of authorship and purpose.
Patten Losses Half Million In Cotton Market Turmoil
A chaotic financial episode yesterday sent Patten into a $500,000 setback as cotton futures twisted in wild swings. Reports indicate sharp reversals by Patten, with market chatter centering on Liverpool and New York as traders speculate on the sudden shifts and the broader impact on the commodities pit. The crowd gathered near the exchange watched the price action closely amid rumors of unnamed parties with large positions.
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Amy
Eavhange
Liverpool
Prisoner Attacks Warder at Union County Prison Yard
Patrick Kennedy, deputy keeper, was severely injured in an attack by Bernard Engleman, a Union County inmate. Engleman, 42, from New York City, is serving seven years for burglary and entering. He has been confined to his cell for six months with limited exercise. Kennedy is expected to recover. Engleman is held for assault and endangering staff.
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Trenton
Sate
Patrick Kennedy
Nia
Fngleman
New York City
Plan for Refunding City Debt Sees Veto and Delays
A morning conference at City Hall with Mayor Mravlag Comptroller Sauer and City Council leaders discussed the feasibility of refunding the city debt amid weak municipal bond markets. Officials signaled likely delays, noting a possible year long wait until market conditions improve. City funds from increased ratables may barely cover police and fire wage hikes, with higher board expenditures and state tax shifts looming. Early next month the Comptroller and aides plan to begin budget preparations.
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Mravlag
Sauer
Stein
Myaving
Monnibern
Nwa Vetare
Ie Con- Henmus
Spinton
Yona
Elizabeth
Kling Leads Amateurs at Registered Shoot
The Interborough Club hosts a registered shoot at Rocelle traps yesterday. P. M. King of this city topped ten events with 175 total and 104 broken, with five perfect rounds. Kling and Rowenshoven scored well, while Neal Apgar showed grad form. results to be printed in tomorrow's Journal.
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P.M. King
Rity
Interborough UN Club
Rocelle
Rowenshoven
Renta
Neal Apgar
Shing
Vining
Local strike to end soon is hope now
The Master Builders Association met to act on workers called from jobs on Monday and Tuesday. They seek a uniform wage increase from 19 to 21 per week, with a committee to discuss with the Building Trades if workers are recalled. The sheet metal workers dispute influenced firms, and a Building Trades Council meeting is set for Friday to address the strike and agreements.
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Master Builders Association
The
Building Trades
Boye
Tradea Council
Uie
Avsociation
Coms Berae
Fords ‘Tequestren Ou Marck
Martert
Washington
Master Builders’ Association
Jed
Wuaters
Buidage Treen
High-Grade Millinery Advertisement Fragment
A fragmentary ad lists millinery items and hat styles with prices and store names. It mentions Frech Printing House and various vendors, offering fashion hats and related accessories with unclear details due to damaged text.
Soarcal Event Promises Fun at Plainfield Fair
A fragment from TRE JOURNAL hints at a local event in Plainfield featuring the Soarcal group and a planned program. Details are sparse but suggest a lively community gathering with performances and activities.
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TRE Journal
Plainfield
Soarcal
Afernoga
Steve
Orngeey Em
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