Post Office Seeks More Clerks and Carriers in Elisabeth
Postmaster Charlock discusses need for six additional carriers and more clerks to ease mail delays in Elisabeth. Washington officials to decide on staffing after inspection and study of business, delivery, and facilities. Residents report single daily deliveries and continued mail delays amid limited space and resources.
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Charlock
Washington
Post Office
Cleris
Elisabeth
Woobington
German Woman's Death Shocks New York Parish Community
Mrs Reinach, widow of Rev Gustave M Saint Stanislaus Calis a ale, formerly of Mother Benedicts Academy, had body removed for funeral rites by James J Higgins Co at County St Nicholas Avenue in New York City.
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Reinech
Gustave M. St. Stanislaus Calis
Sanka Ee
Mother Benedicts
Enh's Academy
First and
Wall Streets
Reinach Borm
Germany
James J. Higgins
Union County W. C. T. U. invites attendance at meeting
An invitation appears from the Institute of Union County W T U to attend a gathering referenced as the Bis and Sea Bear Rupe event. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text but the notice calls for participation by members or affiliates.
Death of John Weckman Ackerman in Jersey City
Former General Superintendent of Adams Express Company John Weckman Ackerman died at 4 a m at his home on H arwick avenue after a paralysis attack. He had lived in Jersey City for two years and previously led the Adams Express for forty years. He was a Free Mason and served in multiple Masonic bodies in New Jersey and New York. His wife died last year, and his unfinished biography of the Iman family was found on his desk. Funeral services will be held soon.
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Adsme Express Company
John Heckman
Ackerman
IM Hahway Avenue
Easton
Adame Express Company
Jersey City
Knights Tir of
New Jersey
Hiram Lodge
Enterprise Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Hugh de Payne
United States
Mystic Shrine
New York
Arkerman
Aden Heckman
Army of
Washington
Pennsylvania Regiment
Charles A. Heckman
Mexico
Mae
Albert
Lady Spring Gets A Shock In Odd Weather Tale
A chaotic prose account describes a sharp cold snap and thunderous antics as Lady Spring falters under a two degree freeze. The piece mocks the season as police search for clues while temperatures rise and fall across the day. It notes 7 AM 33, 9 AM 90, 12 PM 43, 3 PM 41, 7 PM 37 and other readings, capturing a volatile weather pattern.
Thaw Trial Heads to Jury After Long Testimony
New York April. Harry K Thaw awaits fate as defense rests after Lunacy Commission report declares him sane A pivotal summing up by Delmas looms as prosecutors prepare to rebut defense assertions Evelyn and Dr Hamilton testimony loom amid courtroom turbulence prominent lawyers from New York attend this dramatic closing phase
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Justice Fitzgerald
Lunacy Commission
Thaw
Matteawan
Delmas
Attorneya
Cass
Elock
Jerome
Allan Melane Hamilton
Hamilton
Evelyn
Timiong
Spectra Cine
Kew
York Court
People's Lobby Charges Party Bosses and Lawmakers
The executive committee of the People's Lobby accuses state political leaders of conspiring to defeat popular legislation. It cites Democratic and Republican machine influence in the Assembly and Senate, noting bills on civil service, Australian ballot, popular election of U.S. senators, and railroad regulation face delays or opposition by party leaders and committees.
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Trenton
People's Lobby
Democratic Party
House
Hoane
Senate
House Committee On Judiciary
Perkina and Jones
Alexander
Baader
Buck
Oregon
Wall Street Irregularities Show Mixed April Trading
In New York and London trading, price movements were uneven with about 15 000 London shares moving lower on several issues. New York Central indicated a tentat ive market tone as early activity opened with no clear direction and solid declines noted in some international listings.
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New York
London
New York Central
Dardenteg
P and Co Granted Writ To Halt Rival Franchise
Supreme Court Justice Swayze issued a writ of certiorari halting South Amboy officials from granting a franchise to the Central Jersey Traction Company for a right of way through South Amboy and the Raritan River bridge. Elizabeth and Raritan Traction protested the Jersey Central's extension without sufficient property owner consents. A hearing preceded the writ, with no South Amboy Common Council representative present.
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Supreme Court
Swayze
South Amboy
Central Jersey Traction Company
Raritan River
Central Jersey
Keyport
Red Bank
Elizabeth and Raritan
Elieabeth and Raritan Traction Company Agaist
Jersey Central ‘Ration Company
Fire at City Power Plant Kills One Firefighter
New York April 4 One firefighter was killed and fourteen others injured in a blaze at the old Metropolitan Street Railway power plant on 146th Street between Lenox and Seventh avenues. Explosions blasted walls, a worker was crushed, and several cars burned with estimated losses near 1,009,000.
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New York
Bama
Old
Metropolitan Street Railway
146Th Street
Lenox
Seventh Avenues
John Kyat
Frederick J. Lenpold
Aremen
Apector
Alee D
Secretary Root Resignation Rumor Fails To Pan Out
In Washington April rumors spread that Secretary of State Root planned to resign amid alleged differences with the President. Officials deny the report, noting no substantiation and that Root seeks peace and limits friction with the White House during current discussions with Harriman.
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Weehington
Slate
Root
White House
Harriman
Sbesden Bie
Pest
Man from Arkansas Gets Into Trouble
Shortly before 10 o'clock last night Patrolman McDonald arrested Joseph Husiter, a stranger on Morris avenue near the Pennsylvania Railroad arch, shouting police and murder as if demented. In court this morning he faced a fine or ten days in jail, the Arkansas man failing to calm the disturbance.
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McDonald
Joseph Husiter
Morris Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ving Court
Hanter
Arkansas
Jae
St Mary's Bazaar Opens Tonight
The St Marys bazaar opens this evening under the auspices of St Marys Parish. Admission and entertainment details are listed, with proceeds benefiting church activities.
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ST. Mary's Bazar
Beek Breed Health Note From Local Report
A fragmentary notice discusses conditions affecting Beek Breed stock with reference to a specific herd site. The sparse text hints at health or welfare concerns and suggests ongoing monitoring by local agricultural authorities.
German Central Verein convention outlines liberal policies
Delegates from across the state gathered in Tur Hall for the annual German Central Verein convention. The day long session discussed the excise question, praised liberal legislators, and set goals for 1900 with 29,000 members in the verein.
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Tur Hall
Central Verein
Dunes
Union County
Abe Beted
Auere Iberal Lewa
Lone
B.C. Stahl
Trenton
Een
C. C. Lienau
Newark
Ewakt Wilputs
Variows
Paris unions plan strikes in April action
Paris unions including allied provision trades, butchers, bakers and other dealers voted at a committee meeting yesterday to call several strikes. No date was set, but the expectation is for April 11 with details to follow.
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Paris
Allied Provision Trades Unions
Gesveral Stribe
Meeting of the Civic Federation in New York draws focus
The executive council of the National Civil Purposation bans deliberated April 98 and May 4 seeking trust and combination remedies under the Sherman Act. Debates center on constitutional questions and proposed amendments to the act.
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York
National
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P.O
Stricermon
Breidt
Park Leared
N.Y. Company
John Weckman Ackerman
Lady Spring
Winter
Merva
Miss Spring
Gavin
Draven
Han
Ens
Geva
Pate
Core Commie Sess
Harry
Ree
Ein Tees
Wall, Street
Butler
Balt
Onis
Sr Napetles T
Ong
West
I. Sloebs
Praha
Court’s
Yo Contral Jersey Company
Gary Be
Bowery
Elizabeth
Reker Pace
Sarry
Annie Oly Samy Boay
Rene Ee
Detork
N. J
Ald Schurz
Premet
Cure
M. Schuman
Will Held
Unions
the Civic Federation
Icicle
Isle OF Pines
Cuba
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