Governor Says No Bad Legislation From Session
Trenton reports the 1908 legislative session closed with praise for its conduct and results. Governor asserts there was no bad legislation, noting civil service reform, inland waterway plans, and pension/ judiciary steps as key achievements, while acknowledging limited time to review all bills.
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Tashor
Critiigny
Civil Service
Mitias
Cape May
Sufmeas
Sheen Passel
Mine Gould Sails Away Prince Gone Married?
Telegraph report from New York dated April 11 describes Anna Gould and Helie de Lagan sailing from America under ambiguity of marriage. The Prince declined to confirm engagements or marriage while Gould, with her children, departed aboard the Friedrich Der Grosse to Gibraltar, Naples, and beyond. Tension surrounds George Gould’s consent and family opposition as the couple seeks union.
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New York
James Mine
Anna Gould
Helie de Lagan
Ameriog
Hoboken
Prince
St. Paul
Mine
Gould
Lloyd Jiner
Friederich der Grose
Mme. Rain
Mar
Gould Fittee
America
Gibraltar
Naples
Tyler Morse
St. Regis
George Gould
de Sagan
Helen G
Edwin
Rank Gould
Dia Gistou
City Officials Call Meeting Of Disputants Tonight
City officials schedule a public buildings committee meeting with master builders and a Bricklayers and Plasterers Union delegate to resolve days of work disruption on the north end of City Hall. Mayor Ryan invited. discussion reportedly centers on union and non union labor and wage rates.
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Conrad
Chaitian
Councilmanie Committee On
Bricklayers and Plasterers’ Union
Ryan
John Lammerding
Wais
Jay
Civil service bill cleared after party clash in Trenton
Trenton April 11 with one vote to spare and aid from five Democrats the Ackerman civil service bill passed the Senate swiftly and earned the governor's signature amid claims of reform tactics. Opponents vow recalls while supporters tout a hard fought victory over boss influence in state government.
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Trenton
Colby
Haat
ADI
Bunex County
Gov Nt
Broma Sta
Ackerman Civil Service
Ackerman and
Avis
Asso Blyrgnn Piered
Leslie Re Fork
Ackerman
Pephied
Hendrickson
Morris
Tinnolty
Yatterday Ani
Holcombe
Hunterdon
Daab
Hudgon
Devine
Trick
Young
Ler
Cana
Aif Ho Stille
Thya
Yeo
Braun
Burpo
Buxton
Clark
Cohpio
Crowby
Suu
Fike
Hines
Irlek
Fens
Kirstein
Lowrey
Martin
McCord
Miller Morgan
Moxon
Pierce
Prince
Badcliffe
Roberta
Rinaley
Hayith
Thompson
Tamulty
Whitehead
Nayt
Auf der Heide
Baker
Beecroft
Alohm
Buck
Cattell
Eppinger
Firth
Gibbs
Ginnelly
Holzapfel
Howse
Keffer
Kenny
Keough
Lewis
Lyon
Young Men Held On Larceny Charge
Lowy Kornmeyer and Imit Byland were charged with roving and breaking into a freight yard at Central Railroad transfer yard yesterday afternoon. They allegedly attempted to steal two bags of corn and were remanded by Police Court to await grand jury action. Byland is about 18 and Kornmeyer about 20.
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Central Railroad
Lowy Kornmeyer
Imit Byland
Grand Ju
Vinkme
Kornmeyer
Byland
Hornmeyer
A No 1 Tramp Surrenders and Plans a Book
The famed wanderer known as A No. 1 says he has quit tramping after logging over 200 000 miles at a cost of 7.66 per trip. Claiming his identity as Rey Livingston from Bridge Springs Pennsylvania, he intends literary work to reveal adventures and aid readers, while keeping his notable feats and the Fox badge mystery intact.
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Minge
Wren
New York
San Francisco
Rey Livingston
Hin Hone
Bridge Springs
Star Toone and Francis Seng Sign Two-Year Deal
Star Toone and Francis Seng join Maria Hat in a local sports consortium, agreeing to a two year contract spanning 2024 and 2025 with plans for expansion across regional teams and youth programs.
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Ry Francis Seng
Maria Hat
Tie Ae Tai Ely Se
Self Confessed Firebug Is A 19 Year Old Youth
George Mosier a 19 year old youth confessed in the county jail to setting two fires at Berkely Heights. The first burned cattle and the second destroyed a barn injuring two horses. He worked at a hotel in Berkley and admitted arson in the Wohl property and later in the Zommerman barn. He claimed to enjoy watching blazes and said he did not understand the seriousness.
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George Mosier
Berkely Heights
Lem
Plester
Couxtabla Guw
Couxtabla Guw> Thye Deinlein, At Berkley, Moighta
Trinity
Youn
Pfoster
Deinlein
Wit
Hetileth
Jmet
George Zommerman
Berkeley Treights
Geran
Councilmen Will Support Library Move in Elizabeth
Elizabeth city officials push a municipal library plan led by the Committee of Thirty-six. Petition drives target all residents and teachers to back adopting the 1905 library law provisions and funding via a city tax to start in 1906.
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City -Counell
Tly
Hallowas
Elizbeth eGentlemen
Elizabeth
Enanbeth
A. Mugie
Mittee
Hersh
Sehoota Hichard
The Whisker in Paris Freshmen Grow Beards
A fragmentary piece notes Parisian beard culture with humorous exaggeration. It mentions Parisians grooming and shaping facial hair into various styles including long, sparing, and decorative forms, drawing a comparison to tropical vegetation and noting a columnist’s quote from Everybody's Magazine.
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Paris
Tropics
Samuels
Blythe
Everybody's Magazine
Fragmented Newark ad page details multiple businesses
Readable fragments show ads for The Frank Hand Co hardware wallpaper and prints selling perist sale papers, Union Newsstands at Broad and Market, Union Business College on Pennsylvant Street, Elizabeth Mattress Co at 23 Jefferson Ave, piano tuning service, and a portrait studio. The garbled OCR lists catalog requests, telephone numbers, and various trade names.
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TRE Journal
Newark
Broad and
Market Treet
Union News
Sentral Taji
Pennsylvant Street
Tation Union Business College
Union Business College
Ener
Jlor
F. Berriman
Dix Nilding
Telephone
Atari Now
Dr Epsticn Buster Gres Pinedale Storege All Berge Viewer
Fragmentary OCR text references Dr Epsticn at Denvlexs Jetterpen Avenue with scattered words Pine Waléber Sewelry Buster and Berge viewer. No clear event or dates.
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DR. Epsticn
Denvlexs
Jetterpen Avenue
Tei
Fish Attack on Roselle Park Board of Education
Harwood Fish of Roselle Park accuses the board of Education of ousting Principal David Davis. He claims a plan to remove Davis was set by the old board weeks before spring elections and vows to reveal evidence and influence public action. A public hearing and charges are anticipated at the next board meeting.
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Lon
Rowelle Park
Heh
Davia
Fish Lida
Davis
Weertey
Ussist
Vieh
Bis
Dayla Ineldene
Alvo Wettow
Fiat
Journal of Ault
Kirstly
David Wavia
Bard of Education
Police Court Notes Highlight Domestic Dispute and Public Drunkenness
Patrolman Laewd found Jobb Alien bleeding from a cut above the eye after an assault near Bond and Fourth Streets. Kate Connolly, charged with disorderly conduct, appeared in court with mother Helen J. Carlito seeking mental health evaluation before release. Justice Mahon ordered the woman to return next morning. Charley Katheri, found intoxicated at Cherry and Orchard Streets, was arraigned and discharged under a suspended act.
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Laewd
Jobb Alien
Tia Bea
Bond
Fourth Streets
Kate Connolly
Helen J. Carlito
Bhewor
Carltop
L Hee
Order Hats Now From Kanter Millinery
Demand for Kaster millinery is rising and Kanter advises early orders before THR stars in. The shop advertises a broad assortment of hat styles at popular prices, urging women to buy promptly at Levy's Dr Tartmest Store on Printing Street.
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Kanter
Aminery
Healsful
Levy
Dr Tartmest
Levan
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