New Justice Law Sparks Trouble in New Jersey Counties
The late 1902 supplement to An Act of Peace is approved, bringing radical changes to qualification for justices. Clerks must report by May 1, bonds and oaths required, and State and county fees payable. Secretary of State will decide election results by March 1, then inform clerks, who notify justices by May 1. Constitutional concerns raised. further action possible with Middlesex and other counties. Anxious officials report limited publicity and tight deadlines.
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Trenton
Union
Arly
Ion Board
Phiallentify
Secretary of State
Soaniere
Cin Clark Calvert Veahde
Pas
Ale Naan
Nnt
Applement
Equnty Clerka
Someoen
Plena
Atwater
Preent
Old Pointfort
Lodgs Toon
Middlesex
Dickinson
Gynme
Wall Street Opens With Broad Gains Amid Strength in Stocks
The market showed broad strength with an active list rallying. Steel and related common shares led gains while Reading faced a rare setback. bonds largely held steady as early trading unfolded.
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Theegrape
Sega
Tunatty al
Ipatiie Bos
Fragmentary Ad Copy From Mars? Partial Historical Notice
The readable fragments reference New York manufacturers, streets, and an advertisement page. Objects are unclear but suggest a listing or notice about local commerce, events, or suppliers. Names and exact places are partly obscured, leaving an incomplete advertising fragment without a coherent story.
Economy Sale Ad With Vague Details
An unclear notice promotes an economy sale with fragmented phrases and missing specifics. The readable parts reference prices and a sale event but lack concrete dates locations or organizer names, leaving the item obscure yet identifiable as a sale notice.
Patten Faces Losses After Wheat Slumps Hit Profits
Chicago dispatch reports Patten's May wheat positions risk heavy losses after two violent slumps. Traders say eight million bushels may be forced into contracts. brokers plan to carry May delivery into July to cover scales. May option prices fell toward the $1.20 level in early trading.
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Chicago
Patten
Péeriins
Ders
Close School as Precaution Due to Diphtheria Cases
For the first time in nearly three years a city school building is closed as a precaution after four pupils at School No. 7 on Grier Avenue are found with diphtheria. Two cases mild, others not yet clear, health authorities order precautionary measures including throat examinations of all pupils. expected return Monday. Cherry Street School had prior distant cases, no serious trouble since.
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Grier ‘Avenue
Hohe
Coperts Miener
Cherry Street
Schedule Issued by Pres Dobbins for Atlantic League
J Walter Dobbins, president of the Atlantic League, has issued the season schedule. The document outlines upcoming games at Wilmington and Elizabeth with dates in May, listing travel, return visits, and an anticipated continuation of the season despite incomplete text.
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Pres. Dobbins
J. Walter Dobbins
Invaders
Tee Ams
Wilmington
Elizabeth Fay
Fire stopped by officer after cellar blaze at Fourth Street house
Firefighters were aided by Second Precinct officer O'Brien whose quick call prevented a major blaze started by several children in a Fourth Street cellar. The rapid action averted injuries and property damage, with no casualties reported.
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O’brien
Pelle
Men's classy footwear misread page item
A fragmented OCR item discusses footwear for men with references to street corners and dates. The readable text mentions lane street and a shop offering items described as classy and suitable for outdoor wear with a focus on accessories and attire.
Honor Binns for His Work at Board Meeting
At a directors meeting of the association, secretary Hines nine years of service prompted a resignation and non reelection. The board accepted his resignation and thanked him for faithful service and encouragement during challenging times. A tribute note was recorded for Hines and a copy sent to him. The session noted attendance at monthly events and campaign reviews conducted by Brad Williams.
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Frank
TE Beno
Beemade of Business
Bints
Hines
Brad
Williams
Young Turks Press Sultan Abdication Amid City Siege
Dispatches report Constantinople near revolt as 6900 palace guards are demanded and entry to the city looms. Sultan Mohamm ed Abdication sought with powers guaranteeing his life. mass executions feared as Young Turks seize two of the sultan's sons and several ships defect. At Smyrna and other towns, Christians suffer brutal massacres. Asia Minor bodies tallied near 99000.
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Turkey
United Press Association
Young Turks
Abesd
Constantinople
Smyrna
Mersina
Adana
Berejik
Asia Minor
Ccecgrape
Contantinople
Astagind
Sen
Baltan
Tnfr Turing Wittypes
Yreterday
San Stefano
Abdal
Burhan-ed-Din
Theodore Kramer Arrest Report in Newark Incident
Theodore Kramer remains in custody after a two day police pursuit near Elizabeth Avenue and Hina Street in Newark. The incident involves a burner claim and a Chinese Goat aminas reference, with unclear details surrounding release and location specifics.
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Theodore Kramer
Tien
Aminas
Elizabeth Svenue
Newark
Mrs Scott Wins D A R General Presidency Vote
Washington April 23 By a narrow margin of eight votes Mrs M T Beott of Tlinois the administration candidate was elected president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution according to tellers at the congress. Her vote 486 vs Mrs William Cummings Story of New York 478. The hall was crowded and several delegates waited all night for results. Some insurgents hissed when the election was not made unanimous and rumors of outside telephoning circulated. Story says she will not pursue further fight.
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Telekraph
Journal
Washington
M. T. Beott
Tlinois
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
William Cummings Story
New York
Donald ©. McLean
McLean
Story
Scott
Insurgenta
Mra. Am
Lont
Telleral
A B Chief Receives Present At Society Event
Dennis Henneray the retiring president of the MOF M I A B Society was honored with a handsome dining room set by members. The presentation followed years of service as president and was led by officers and cadets, with remarks from Michael McGuire and others. The society also added a trophy won at the Journal shunter Bowting to its collection.
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Dennis ¥. Henneray
MOF. M. I. A. B. Society
Tte
Thomas Re Peg
Von
Srener
Michael Mc
Guire
Charles McCrain
William 7. Daly
Amancis
Thoman OF
Ed’ Flynn
Treamurer
M.leary
David Fal
Patrick Buck- Toy
Jamen Walsh
Peter Kelly
James Ry
Willian Sinnott
James
Howe
W. A. Walek
Demen Salmon
Challenge sale near close as bids face delays
TheChallis sale nears closure with bids held up by issues at contracted facilities and weather constraints. Livy’s challenger presses on, while Cat plans action and Sters delays are reported. Journal Larry’s department notes Beemed Mohd and Wail streets.
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Brandiny Weasounbie
Chis Challengs Vale
Livy
Challengat
Sters
Exclusive Clothing Featured in Spring Suit Offer
An unusual fragment describes exclusive clothing and a spring suit purchase. It mentions Okariew Tatshee and tweety Ter with shorthand and bookkeeping references, and notes a sack purchase from a supplier. The text is garbled but centers on apparel and a shop offering.
Suspect Man Aided Robber In Smith Street Hold Up
Police surround alleged negro assailant who robbed Jacob Reuter the Watcher on Smith street. Detectives arrested Richard Stewart colored on a charge of aiding Stanley Brown the fugitive highwayman. Stewart denied knowledge of Brown and claimed Brown came to his house seeking help. Stewart was jailed after arraignment before Judge Mahon. bail not set. Stewart will seek bail with counsel.
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Jacob Reuter
Smith Street
Tichard Stewart
Washington Avenue
Stanley Brown
Stewart
Mahon
Keenan
Ahieker
New York
Privonse
Miller New Secretary Of First Street Assn
Miller from Welch and Miller was elected secretary of the First Street Association to fill the vacancy after Emil Tausig resigned at a special meeting. The association thanked Tausig for his capable handling of the office. The piece notes civic lighting officials and merchants awaiting actions by the Public Service Corporation.
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Bb, Miller
Welch & Miller
First Street Association
Emil Tauasig
Bald Unis
Tausnig
Hite
WES Aocw
de Forge
Jy Lace Oaks Ieetor
Public Service Corporation
Judgment Against Heller Over Construction Claim
A judgment of 6146.50 was rendered in a dispute involving Harry Adler and Michael Beller over a cellar built for Heller. Adler contends the work did not meet the specifications, while the claimant asserts the project complied.
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Heller
Todge ‘Clark
Whitamore
Harry Adler
Michael Beller
Adler
Public meeting on tuberculosis ravages in Elizabeth
Elizabeth Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis hosts a public evening at Association Hall. A city map with 614 pins marks local deaths in five years to graphically show the white plague. Dr Adolphus Knopf will present data comparing Elizabeth and national death records and discuss prevention and treatment efforts.
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Association Hall
Elisabeth Association For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Elizabeth
Alty
Atricken
United States
Adolphus Knopf
Jastic
Lear Witat
Elizabethy
Hax County
National Society For the and Prevention of Tuberculosis
de. Livi Farrand
Irregular Crime Report From Dated Courier Page
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an alleged bread theft and a police response. Officer names Conbo and Gey appear with roles in pursuing suspects. Mahon is mentioned with unclear actions while Beonune is referenced in relation to bread theft events.
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Conbo
Ji Mahon
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Neimlen
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Nears Close
Reuter
Miller
First Street Ass'n
Sugma
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