Aged Woman Killed by Trolley Car in City Incident
Mrs Catherine Dowd aged about 00 years, living alone at 21 East Scott Place, was struck by trolley car 686 near City Hall. She died after extensive injuries. motorman Joseph Struble was briefly detained and released. Dowd had recently moved from 21 East Scott to 121 Washington. Neighbors complained of noise and cats. authorities ruled death accidental with no evidence of suicide.
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Catherine Dowd
East Scott Place
Elizabeth
City Hall
Joseph Struble
Higgins
William A. Church
Public Services Corporation
Stiner
S. W. Stewart
Surprise anniversary party for Mr and Mrs Higgins
At the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas F Migsine a surprise twenty fifth wedding anniversary was held last evening. About one hundred guests from Bayonne Waterford and New York attended as Shepherds of Bethlehem Lodge presented a gift and best wishes. Mr Higgins thanked the lodge and guests for the surprise and hospitality.
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Thomas F. Migsine
Lady Palmer Lodge
Shepherds of Bethlehem
Higgies
Bayonne
Water Teland
New York
Higuing
Bayonce City
Square on Corter High Street Nebulous Brief
Fragmentary OCR note references a location at ZeWt Ham Square on Corter High Street with a monetary marker of casas. No clear event, person, or organization identified.
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Wtham Square
Corter High Street
Casas
Journal Extra Delivers News of Thaw Jury Verdict
The Journal extra edition rushed to print to announce the Thaw jury verdict in Elizabeth after the trial ended. Extras sold across town while other papers offered bare notices of discharge or disagreement. Telegraphic agencies and the Publishers Press raced to supply the earliest details to readers.
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Journal Extra
Elizabeth
Doluge
Mark
New York
Telegraphic Adviven
Presa
Journalite Telegraphic News
Ita
Jan Uenal
Downtown Republican Club Meeting Ends With 27 New Members
A regular meeting of the Downtown Republican Club convened at Knoll's hall in Jersey Street last night. Sidney M. Williams presided with Frank D. Mountford as secretary, and the gathering endorsed Old Home Week while committees discussed progress and future prospects.
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Republican Club
Knoll’s Hall
Fifth
East Jersey Streets
Sidney M. Williams
Frank D. Mountford
Pate
Rioting striker released on bail in Italian bedcarrier case
A rioting striker granted bail in connection with a case involving an Italian bedcarrier known as wi wot ak tae of a Thane. The defendant is reported to be at the Alexian hospital, with the situation under ongoing judicial review.
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Jourph
Mrs Kelly Farewell Party Held By Sacred Heart Club
Mrs Patrick Kelly was honored at a farewell rally on [street unspecified] evening by Sacred Heart Club members. The social event featured an orderly program, music and refreshments, with attendees expressing best wishes.
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Kelly
Patrick Tok
Ee Om Street
Waa
Hart Ieee
Ai Uae
the Sacred Heart
Ecg Va
Mt Re
Music Ny
Obituary notices for Kaup Searns Bearns and Breinert
Theodore Kaup a longtime resident of Bini city died at General Hospital aged 64 funeral planned Tuesday from 656 Elicated avenue survivor Mrs Frank Zahn Mrs Caroline Searns also Mrs Searns a former resident died aged years leaving husband and son funeral 2 PM Tuesday Mount Teman A M E Church Lilly Breinert a 24 year old Norwegian immigrant died of typhoid fever at 79 Court Street
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Theodore Kaup
Bini City
General Hospital
Kaup
Vane
Frank Zahn
Elicated Avenue
Caroline Searns
Caroline Bearns
Searns
Mount Teman
Lilly Ttetoert
Mina Lilly 'Breinert
Norway
America
Court Street
Central R. R. Death Trap Sparks Outcry Over Tracks
Passengers alighting from a westbound waytrain at a city station narrowly escaped disaster when a westbound express roared by on the adjacent track. The engineer pulled the whistle cord, saving lives as onlookers blamed the railroad for unsafe platform-track arrangements. Officials urged shifting passenger trains to the tracks nearest the platforms for safety.
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Central Railroad
Pennsylvania Railrom
Closing Bazaar at St Mary's Tonight
Tonight at M C L A Hall Takway Avenue the bazar run by St Mary's Parish ends with auctions and prizes already awarded. Despite poor weather attendance was strong. Ladies Guild will serve supper and hall opens at 6 for late bidding. A euchre night follows Monday with leftovers awarded. One amusing feature is auctioning off a ton of bay.
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T. Mary's
M.C
Assemblyman Tillman Improves At Rahway Home
Assemblyman Peter Tillman was reported to be lightly improved for his Rahway home yesterday afternoon. The patient remains exceedingly weak, with physicians in constant attendance for his condition.
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Assemblyman
Tillman
Peter Tillman
Rahway
Celebrated Birthday With Kaffee Klatch Tradition
Mrs. Loutes Melee hosted a birthday anniversary at her Mast Grand street home. A large gathering enjoyed her hospitality with a Kaffee Klatch, while Mrs. Hetre received congratulations and tokens of friendship. The event was described as delightful throughout.
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Loutes Melee
Mast Grand Street
Republican Railroad Commission Bill Emerges in Trenton Ambiguity
In Trenton at 7 this morning the Legislature passed a new Republican railroad commission bill, distinct from prior measures. Amendments from committees aimed to improve the bill, with Tumulty noting the timing favored advancing a railroad commission if Republicans want it pushed now. Democrats are set to respond on how they will handle the proposal.
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Trenton
Hillery
Wille
Sostimlasion
Senate
Bil
Henabe
Referendum Bills Die in the House
The four referendum bills died in the Assembly yesterday afternoon. They would have let ten percent petition for passage of a resolution or ordinance in municipalities, with a people’s vote if not passed locally. One measure set five percent state petitions for statewide referendums, another delayed municipal effect by thirty days, and a fifth outlined referendum procedures for state measures. Tomulty, after defeat, moved to reintroduce them without a vote.
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As Aembly
Pasand
Tomulty
Closing Moments in the Legislature in Trenton
In Trenton on April 14 the Assembly ended quietly with subdued mood and rare humor. Naval resolutions were presented to Speaker Lethbridge and officials, including a mahogany clock and a silver service for Sergeant-at-Arms Hague. In the Senate, greetings to President Minch and hopes for his return next year were voiced. no gifts were given per custom, but goodwill was shared.
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Trenton
Senate
Barber
Lethbridge
Frank Hague
Minch
Atarma
Meat Cutters Push Sunday Closures Meeting Planned
A meeting is set for Tuesday evening at Union Hall, 635 Elizabeth Avenue, to discuss Sunday shop closures. The Amalgamated Meat Cutters union will organize drivers and meat workers including carriers and dressers, with John Jennings as presiding officer and speakers from the movement.
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Union Hell
Elizabeth Avenue
Amalgamated Meat Cut- America
John Jennings
Association of Teamsters
Carroll Johnson at Jacobs Tonight in Novel Siens
Carroll Johnson appears at Jim Theatre tonight in a new program titled Novisians. He is supported by sixteen singers and dancers and will be an added attraction with the popular Liberty Moving Pictures.
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Sarees
Jim Theatre
Mr. Johnson
Liberty Moving Pictures
Grote Lucas-Fennerat wedding at First Avenue
Miriam Lucas, daughter of Mr and Mrs Grote of First Avenue, wed Thursday evening with ceremony by Dr Tomlinson. Bride attended by her father, guests included relatives from Red Bank and Richmond Virginia. Newlyweds to reside at 315 Delaware Street after April 15 with gifts including jewelry and silverware.
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Fennerat
Miriamucas
Harry
Grote
First Avenue
Tomlinson
Delaware Street
Local Notices From Morristown and Mahway Area
Local short notices report Mina Willeth of Morristown visiting Mrs Patrick Sheridan on Mahway Avenue while James Been of Mary Street travels to visit friends. The fragment mentions a Bead and a commercial address 397 Breed wires and an advertising line for a bread shop and California Sweat Ped Becks with scattered names and streets.
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Mina Mabel Willeth
Morristown
Patrick Sheridan
Mahway Avenue
James Been
Mary Street
Thersdey
Thaw Bail Fight Heads Toward Quick Release Bid
New York April 13 Harry K Thaw seeks bail pending a retrial for the Stanford White slaying. District Attorney Jerome opposes bail or a venue change and Thaw’s lawyers plan to pursue a habeas corpus route in another county. Juror Wilbur Steele says jury trouble may have prevented a murder verdict, while Thaw eyes an early bond as new counsel joins him in California.
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New York
Harry K
Stanford White
Coum
Supreme Court
Thaw
Weven
Wilbur Steele
Afl
Pfaff
Whey Dew
Pee Om
Das O'Reilly
Wl Bees
Jay
California
Local Couple Celebrates 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs J re Biats of 38 Jaques celebrated their silver wedding anniversary at Bender's Lorraine Hotel. The event ran from 4 PM with relatives and friends in attendance and included dancing and bowling.
Senate Debates Final Session and Passage of Bills
In Trenton on April 13 the Senate spent part of its final session debating to deny circulating stories and noted the passage of bills including No 271 aiding teachers, No 447 on council salaries, No 415 for judges in mid sized counties, and measures on taxation exemptions, police staffing, school census, land transfers for schools, and firemen pay plus sewer connections before paving.
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Trenton
Senate
Senator Hand
Ian
Board of Works
Wall Street Opens With Bearish Tone Amid Market Slump
The New York Stock Exchange opened bearishly as aggressive trading pushed prices lower after crop damage reports fed selling. Industrials underperformed while government bonds, other bonds, and exchange rates showed varied activity in early trading. overall, selling dominated.
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New York
Gectines
Kistler Palmer Nuptials Scribbled in Fragments
The fragmentary notice notes a wedding between Kistler and Palmer with a Miss Joute Wright as a bridesmaid. The bride’s dress is described as white silk, and the text references The Dems of the parents of the bridegroom and a trip to Weelberry, though details are unclear.
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Joute Wright
Weelberry
Delayed Bills Cause Friction in Assembly
Fragmented OCR text describes delayed bills causing friction in state assembly with unclear details. Mentions committee action and ministerial remarks, but the fragmentary passage lacks clear names, places, dates, or outcomes. The readable portion hints at legislative delay affecting discussions and potential committee takeover within hours.
Midnight Assembly in Uproar Over Adjournment Motion
United lawmakers across the assembly erupted in chaos after Assemblyman Brady moved to recess until June 18. The Speaker declared the motion carried, triggering protests, calls for a new Speaker, and chaotic scenes as members jostled for control and debated legal steps while others urged Governor intervention.
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Trenton
Brady
Klewert
Tumulty
Charles E. Hendrickson
Randolph Perkina
Aita Baker
Porkina Wen
Amemblyman Stille
Cape May
Amemblyman Firth
Baker
Soumey
Sara
Benstor James Brady
Kiepert
Press 10 Ellenbeth 4 game recap remains unclear
Fragmentary OCR text offers little coherent detail on a game or event. No identifiable persons, teams, dates, places, or outcomes are readable enough to summarize with confidence.
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Carroll Johnson
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Mn W. Martin
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