Fourth Annual Dinner Draws Wide Attendance
A late 19th century Hudson County banquet of the Puneral Imatoren Association brought political figures and invited guests including Mayor Ryan and Mayor Kiulsaling. The event featured speeches by officials from Newark and Jersey City, with objections to a guest of honor and ongoing debate over attendance despite plans remaining unchanged.
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Ageind
Punerad Imatore’ Association of
Samex
Nop
Ero
Iigabathans
Reret Wun
Myaor Ryan
Hudson County
Hudson
New
Fagan
Rob Davis
Bunnell
Jersey
Abbanel
Newark
Chalman
Nile
Ogrinla
Jane Croans
Newayk
I Af Sahara
Republiedus
Esac Shen Ibat
Seraeg
Hoare Thief's Spoils Being Recovered in Bayonne
Readable fragments describe a writ of replevin involving Leroy Hoare and a theft from coal dealers Patrick and Bittrar& Patrick. The recovered goods were found in Bayonne near a bay dealer and tied to Fitzpatrick, Bittner, and others who recently acquired the items. The report notes ongoing efforts to reclaim the stolen property.
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Wes
Bittrar& Patrick
Maxit
Libherbury
Averine
Bayonne
Herve
Posseanion
Bittner
Fitzpatrick
Mr Cleveland Illness Report From Lakewood Hotel
The ailing former president is confined in Lakewood hotel rooms after an illness. Telegraph reports from New York indicate Cleveland’s condition remains serious but stable, with doctors optimistic about recovery as details from the hospital and family are awaited.
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Lakewood
ABE
Thea Fowenak
Ieee
Pea Ag
Saval i Cleveland
Trond
Fisk excise probe talks spark governor's appointing plan
Government officials discuss an excise probe and the governor’s plan to appoint a body to investigate conditions this year. Speculation centers on a Republican-backed commission and potential selection of a Union County figure, with names and home bases noted but details uncertain.
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Hay
Korb
Feauute
Union Couny Nan
Charles J. Wisk
Raat
Charman Frank
Biajthwan
Ners
Oiling of County Roads Begun
The Road Committee of the Barossa or Semennite district initiates road oiling works. A Grange with a view toward funding and improvement accompanies the project. The plan covers paving and surface work on the main road and related routes to enhance local transportation.
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Fonds
Pia
Brewery Saloon Legality Under Challenge
Attorney General of Indians James Hingham prepares to attack the legality of the brewery saloon. The move targets the constitutional validity and may force Indiana to confront saloon restrictions amid local bans.
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Alianes
James
Hingham
Attor- Rey-ipeneral
Indiana
Opening New Nursing Home at General Hospital Site
The Board of Managers plans to open a new nurses home and ambulance house behind the Flleaboth General Hospital. Construction near completion includes a ground floor reception and training rooms. The facility will provide housing for staff and improved emergency response for city hospital operations.
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Conbruction
Genigral
Board of Managers
Hinnih
Texas towns swept as river floods devastate area
Fragmented report from Austin notes Etkina and Ebony swept away by Colorado River flood. Three drownings confirmed with towns submerged for days, emergency crews evacuating residents and delivering aid as waters recede slowly.
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Austin
Texas
Etkina
Ebony
Colorado
Maine
Fragmented Political Debate on Nebraska Delegates to Denver
A telegraph report outlines factional talks among Nebraska Democrats over delegate selections for the Denver convention. Iowa and Warren counties show divisions as candidates like Bryan and Nebraskan nominees influence union and county committees. Delegates from Warren and surrounding counties face decisions on district lures and party alignment ahead of the January meeting.
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Telegraph
the Journal
Phillipsbanja
Warren
Friends of
Tha
Nebenvks
Siaiom
Morris
Dehorn
Pune
Innuritilenssk Johigton
Bryan
Pat Fe Hui
Tte Nation
Caibad
Clarlow
Owill
Covention
Janey B. Martine
Union
Death Takes Away a Promising Naval Officer
A telegram reports the death of Captain Worle Noel while on duty at a fortress in the war theater. He was to be promoted from commander, and his loss is noted by the Navy Department amid ongoing operations.
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Ceptsin York Noel Strife
Navy
The
Teupitihd
Worle Noel
Uygur Moat
Jay Frou
Bryan sweeps the Bay State in Democratic convention notes
Telegraph reports from April 25 cite Bryan supporters sweeping Massachusetts as opposition coalesces around his candidacy. Delegates were chosen with wide party approval, signaling unity for Bryan at the state level while plans to back Fairbanks in Indiana and national affairs emerge in follow up dispatches.
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Boeingfield
Bryan
Democratic
Bbate
Wolepred
Natowadl
Rigor Sullivan
Brynh
Ryan
Cook
Dicage
Bouton
Boston
Anniversary of Spain War to be celebrated at Camp Sewell
The tenth anniversary of the Spanish American War will be observed May 0 with a smoker in Camp Sewell headquarters. Veterans from the Spain American War Veterans organization will gather at the Broadstreet camp quarters. A special committee appointed by Camp Lewis oversees arrangements. Prominent veterans and military officers are expected to attend and lead a program of commemorations.
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Ieee
China
Jane
Toilayapotte
Spain
Willian J
Sewell
Broadtreet
Camp Lewis
Tom Berie
William Wolfskiel Elected Grand Master of Masons
In Trenton on April 23 the New Jersey Grand Lodge elected officers for the coming year amid a sharp contest for union warden. William D. Wolfskiel of Elizabeth won grand master, J. Clarence Conover of Freehold deputy grand master, and A. H. Sherman of D. senior warden. Leslie A. Burrett of Bayonne is expected to become junior warden. The election resumes after a recess, with plans to install new officers and initiate ceremonies at State Street Blue Lodge and St Johns. Wolfskiel is a lawyer from Elizabeth with prior service on the Board of Education and as a former member of the bar since 1902.
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Trenton
New Jersey Grand Lodge of
A. H. Sherman
Leslie A. Burrett
Bayonne
Kinonte
Charles Hi Beehis
Bechtel
Blue Lodge
St. John's
Cima Indery
Knighta
Kemplar
Wolfakiel
Elizabeth Lodge
Elka
Wolfakit
Joseph
Goundeljos
Board of
Eduction
Colbyites Take Lead in New Republican Club Here
Plainfield reports April meeting of the Republican club where Colbyites won a majority on the eleven member organization board over regulars. The group elected a president and trustees amid absences and contested offices, signaling a shift in local party leadership.
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Plainfield
Colby
Ment Han
New Republican Club
de Fink
Raguiers
Ackerman Woul
Bet Fisk
Henry Depew
Pong
Max
Third of Smokers At Democratic Club
The third in a series of smokers at the Democratic Club is to be held tonight in rooms above the contestioe, with speakers including Judge Thams F. Mommas of Ludgom county and lawyer J. A. KierAn. A varied program is listed, featuring local figures and a night of discussion.
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Democratic Club
Contettioe
Thamns
Ludgom
Sp.aria
J. A. Kieran
McGovern
Amyeral
Laos
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MR. Cleveland
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General Hospital
CWO
Merece
Euber
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Stone Wallin
Unionteaders
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Pepe
Nebrowkan
Peter Thompp
Collin
John J. Apap
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Teen
Pinindetd
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Souinty. Orgunl
WM. D. Wolfskeil
Graen
Jame Mascoe
Trepton
Bay State
Cchild
Massechusette
Illinois
Massachusetts
Fairbanke
MR. Wolfskeil
OF the Masons
Elizebeth
Jefsey Lodge
H. Bi, Redway
Colbyites
Ackerman and Fink
Ray Macs
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