Carpenters Union 306 Seek $14 Each Over Strike Dispute
A planned district court case targets 306 Carpenters Union No. 167 members seeking $14 each, alleging former member Oesterlich joined open shop after receiving money. Initial action was dismissed on grounds the union lacked incorporation, with new papers to include all members as plaintiffs. Trial slated as test case regarding strike benefits and union duties to the National organization.
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C. Mek. Whittemore
Wnion
James PB. Kelly
Carpenters Union
Oesterlich
Elizabeth
National Union
Bern
Etna Erupts Again Threatening Countryside
Italian dispatch reports Mount Etna erupting with renewed activity alarming residents and prompting evacuations. Stromboli shows activity as well, raising fears of further eruptions along the Sicilian coast.
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Etna
Palermo
Hina
Vail
Mount Etna
General Campbell Appeals to Court of Errors
Newark April 16 Brigadier General Howard A Campbell's counsel Robert Wm Carter announced an appeal to the Court of Errors and Appeals after the Supreme Court opinion sustained the constitutionality of the veterans retirement bill proposed by the Trenton Legislature.
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Newark
Supreme Court
Jimicn Garrison
Trenton
Vredenburgh
Wall Street Declines Amid Trading Irregularities Reported
The market faces a slump as irregularities and questionable activity prompt concern among traders. Analysts note volatility in shares of steel and related sectors while investors await clearer guidance from authorities.
New Grocery Opens in Market District Amid Busy Local Trade
New grocery Torotrow The Pavorite opens at $2 Buabath resis in Market with a special offer. Wolfana Ta en ue wr streat and Mudin in the city for fine properties ve 1 eka oh a bo brea ant abel in Eerste urged to take notice as the community sees marked activity and commerce.
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Mudin
Abel
Eerste
Iewr
Police Bill Provisions and Referendum Outcome
Frenton dispatches note Newark papers raise questions about Assemblyman thwart s police bill. The measure creates a joint commission in one version and a police board in another with a referendum. The bill passed both houses unanimously and was signed by the Governor without changes.
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Frenton
Newark
Assemblyman
Thwarts
Police Commission
Police Board
Economy Plan Urged In City Finances Amid Tax Strains
City official discussion centers on prudent spending and tight budgets. Councilman urges careful handling of municipal funds, warns against over-allowances, notes税 receipts lag and seeks restraint. Finance Committee faces pressure to meet demands without harming services.
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City Counell
Abe Necoakity
Open Primary Battle Over County and City Committee Seats
Trenton April 16 The Legislature’s stalemate ends? in a heated House session over the open primary provision for electing county and city committeemen. Tensions flared as Ginnelly and Strong sparred with Governor Fort’s allies, a lobby cleared, and a vote to reconsider passed 32 to 22 amid claims of boss rule and partisan maneuvering.
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Trenton
Senate
Ovyrats
Ure
Bosslem
Governor Fort
Boss Rule
Friends of the Bill
Ginnelléy
Mercer
Hias
Col. of
Ennox
Martin
Strong
Theodore Strong
Middlesex County Republicain
C. Edward Murray
Ginnelly
Middlesex
Prince
Colgate
Bessiam
Brooks
Essex
Matthews
Hunterdon
Clearance Sale Promises Bargains Amid Odd Fragments
A fragmentary notice announces a clearance sale with unclear details and quirky phrasing. It hints at pricing, items, and a spring-like promotion, mentioning value, caretel journey, and a mixed assortment of goods. The readable portions imply a local shop event but lack concrete dates or names.
Joy Rider Fatal Crash in Central Park
A touring car crashed into a tree in Central Park west drive causing one man to die instantly and three companions to be seriously injured. The deceased was Matthew Camp, 28, of 1761 Broadway, employed by Moon Automobile. Injured are Ernest Fryer, 24, of 265 West 56th Street. Joseph Hoyt, 18, of 327 Rivington Street. and Joseph Pogary, 12, of 552 Union Avenue, Bronx. All were taken to Flower Hospital. Hoyt remained for coroner examination amid escape claims.
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New York
Ottack
Central Park
Matthew Camp
Moon Automobile Company
Broadway
Fryer
Ernest
West Fifty
Sixth ‘Street
Hoyt
Joseph
Rivington Street
Pogarty
Union Avenue
Bronx
Hull
Arsenal Station
Hoyl
Flower Hospital
Troops March on Constantinople in Turkish Uprising
Troops from Salonika march toward Constantinople to overthrow the Young Turk regime and restore influence of loyal Anatolian units. Reports confirm battalions from the First and Second Corps moved, with preparations by the Third Army Corps. Two Americans killed in Adana massacre. U.S. confirms deaths and fears on anti Christian uprising.
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Salonika
Turkey
Constantinople
Third
Constant Re
Beoond
Jowrisi
Washington
Adana
Stein-Bloch Clothes Sale Prompted By Curtain
Fragmented OCR reads like a fashion notes item about Stein-Bloch clothes and a sale or event related to suits and tailoring. The garbled text suggests a promotion, style notes, and a mention of Satna punt Giechen with unclear context.
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Soiy Coe Sleeve
New Jersey Legislature Ends Tumultuous Session
The 133rd New Jersey Legislature adjourned after a dramatic night and dawn session. Governor Fort’s election reform bill faced strong Assembly resistance but passed with Democratic backing. David Baird’s renomination was jeopardized. James and Hudson Democrats failed to override a veto on lawyer client suits. Gifts were exchanged as Robbing resigned Senate president and Frotinghuysen became acting president.
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Senate
House
New Jersey
Fort
Martin
Essex
David Baird
State Board of Assessors
Baird
James
Hudson
Prince
Robbina
Jer Frotinghuysen
Union County Receives 69636 Tax Warrant Allocation
Union County collects 69636 witness tax warrant from 1907 railroad tax paid in 1008. Half of the total 400? due will be distributed in two installments on April 16 and June 15. Projected divisions and conservative estimates discussed by officials, remainder due June 16.
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N. B. Leavitt
Union
Amalon
Hlizabetha
Clement
Union County
Boy Loses Footing As Trolley Strikes Youth
Lawcett Chase, 16, of Lafayette Street, suffered severe injuries after being struck by a trolley near the trolley yards at Smith Street. He sustained numerous cuts and bruises and leg contusions and was taken to Alexisn Hospital. Initial fears of internal injury were not confirmed.
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Lawcett Chase
Lafayette Treet
Smith Atrent
Lega
Alexisn
Filet
Issow
Fifth Annual Challenge Sale Offers Miscellaneous Goods
The notice advertises a local sale featuring roses, hats, clothing, furnishings and other items. It lists shops and vendors participating, with pricing and location details unclear due to damaged text. The event appears to be organized by a community group or business collective, inviting residents to browse early offerings.
Central Park Klawn Grass Seed Sale Ad
Seed product claims offer two year growth in any soil. advertisement notes price per quart and per peck, with seed sold by basket. Local stores AU Landy’s Seed and Sora, located at 1200 Ease Crow Street and 94 Bross Street.
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AU Landy's Seed and
Sora
Ease Crow’ Street
Bod
Bross
High Grade Suits Declared For Sale Near Retail Outlet
A fragmentary note outlines a sale of high grade suits at a discounted price with references to Charis Vain and Be es Your friend Yongs. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or locations.
View Honor for Sen Ackerman in New Jersey Senate
Trenton April 16 The Legislature adjourned after a long session with ceremony The Senate tightened decorum as Senator Kina resigned the presidency appointing Mr Hillery to succeed him The Democratic majority backed Frelinghuysen for president and the session closed amid thanks and gifts noting the new leadership and enduring party dynamics
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Frelinghuysen
Gebhardt
Kina
Union’. Succesor
Hillery
Senate
New Jersey
Benater
Reaper
Democrata
Benater-Hobbine
Prines
Mabe
Cheng
Tadela
Governors New Jersey Appointments Report
Trenton April 16 Governor Fark announced several appointments in a shake up of state offices. Samuel K. Robbing was not named Commissioner of Insurance but Vivian, current Clerk in Chancery, will become commissioner. Robbing was appointed Clerk in Chancery. Multiple other officials including Wilbur Whiting, or Brien’s successor, were reassigned or confirmed, with a broader executive division shakeup amid Republican tensions.
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Prem
Trenton
Fark
Samuel K. Robbing
Vivian
David C. Watking
Ing
Robbing
Lewiera Baird
Wilber
Pancer Breinthall
Vredenburgh
Fem Siasuathet
Ron Frank
B. Jer
State Board For Y
Taipei
Sar
Brien
D. Wit King Wing
Willans
Essex
Robert ‘Witliaes
Gee
Joseph W. Congdon
Ae Hillery
Merrie County
Whitingres
Frank
Camden
Wilbur F. 6 Jr
Meresz
Charm State
Clark
Essex County
James S.port
Jacob Shurtz
Son County
Caleb van Huscheck
Bergeerewantyy
Frank Cumberland County
Senate
Tome Lae Wicheon
Atte Aera Elt
Clothing Help Man Seeks Stable Wardrobe Aid
Fragmentary text shows a clothing help request focusing on improving attire and access to men's shoes. Mentions Schech's carry and Lut Gade with aims of boosting prestige and reliability in the department.
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