Governor's Day at the Capitol amid bustling political scene
Report from the Capitol describes Governor Bick Mas busy with bills as Senators Thomas Hillery and Bloomsfield Minch hand over measures to the Governor Speaker. Assembly members and Senator Wm. Vigauay are noted, with remarks on the railroad compromise and the gubernatorial candidacy of Mr Atkinson.
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Biite
Dar
Thomas F. Hillery
Senate Bloomsfield E
Ee Assembly Aa
W.— Lewis
Tarpon Baker
Judson
Samuel
Wm. Vigauay
Stokes
Tom Smi
Railroad Homemlation
Captains Scriba and Daly Change Pleas in Newark Case
Newark April 24 Police Captain Scriba Jr and William P Daly of the Picttsmi Beyond Precincts Indicted by the September Grand Jury for conduct in disorder changed their pleas from not guilty to non vult before Judge Tere in the Court of Quarter Sessions. Sentencing to come late this week or early next, seen as a precursor to changes of plea by other indicted department members. City Counsel Nugent prepared an opinion on possible suspensions, though not confirming the action.
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Newark
Jacob Scriba, Jr
William P. Daly
Picttsmi
Offici
Ju Hounss
Frank McDermitt
Juder Tere
Sesa Suse
Didge
Ten Eyck
James R. Nugent
Tigard
Wwerw
Narrow escape at Grace Crossing near Court Street
Markus Kien a 443 South Parkstreet peddler rode with his daughter in a carriage when an express train on Long Branch tracks at Court Street nearly struck them. A bystander grabbed the bridle and steadied the horse as the gates were up and the carriage was about to pass. The incident occurred Monday afternoon amid a tense near-miss at the crossing.
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Markus Kien
Parkstreet
Wan
Court Street
Klein
Fragmentary report on unidentified deaths at city hotel
A garbled OCR fragment mentions people found at a hotel on Court Street yesterday. It scores no clear names or details but hints at an incident involving fumes or smoke and a family at a residence later noted in the text.
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Earl ‘Hotel
Coart Street
Yeaterday
Anit
Death of Mother of Former Minors ERP Ent S4 Flags
A brief notice reports the death of the mother of former minors involved in the ERP case. The item notes family loss and references the ongoing investigation without graphic detail. Local officials acknowledge the family’s bereavement and offer condolences.
Probe on Assessors Sparks City Debate
City Finance Committee plans Friday meeting at the City Hall to discuss proposed ordinances defining the duties of the assessors amid dissatisfaction with current methods. A special reference to a line item and a vote is noted as the panel considers measures to craft a complete ordinance outlining assessor duties.
Burton at Trenton to Help Taft Boom
Representative address before the Republican Club of Trenton to boost the Taft boom and test the reports that the President has of deteriorating popularity. The speech signals efforts to rally support for Taft amid lukewarm public attitude.
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Washington
Strenton
Senator Ackerman tours world in lecture at local church
Senator Ernest R. Ackerman spoke at the First German Presbyterian Church under the Downtown Republican Club about world travels. The crowded audience, reception, and lantern slides highlighted his sixty year career and visits to notable leaders, including dignitaries from Turkey and the United States.
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Ernest R. Ackerman
Republican Club
Ariel Helld
Ackerman
MINGTREL SHOW BY DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA COURT 88
In New York on April 1 the Court 88 of the Daughters of Isabella prepared a significant movement. Members of Wall Street were observed assisting as the opening proceeded and unrest appeared to ease. Public notices indicated ongoing activity and the event drew attention from city and court circles.
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Isabella
Sonar Wodzen
New York
Aod
Reapanberny
Bard
Orig
Illness and Plea Color Court Proceedings In 19th Century
In Court of Quarter sessions at Sreslana Judge Atwater sentences Thoman Sheridan to one year in Blatt prison amid illness and debility from Brights disease and dropsy. Sheridan is linked to an indecent assault on two girls at play near a dock in lower city. The record notes related motions, non vult, and the involvement of attorney W K Widom and Dr Greenlee. Other cases include Leslie Cobb indicted for assault and battery. Cobb reportedly employed by his accuser. The proceedings reflect a tense mix of illness, legal strategy, and criminal charges in a late 19th century setting.
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Sreslana
Atwater
Blatt
Thoman Sheridan
Tha'city
Rheridell
Bright
W. K. Wideon
Sheridan
Prisay
Henry Kena
Ahaneyt
Maby
Connora
Filton Rubber Gamapany
Fulton Street
Beck
Doin K. Tinglish
Leslie ML. Cobb
Cobb
President Stands Firm in Moyers Hay Wood Case
Fragmented report notes a political dispute labeled Moyers Hay Wood with references to approval and actions before a court order. Named individuals appear obliquely in garbled text, indicating a legal or political confrontation. Specific dates, locations, or definitive outcomes are unclear.
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Moyer-Hay Wood
Steamer Pioneer Destroyed by Fire
A fire destroyed the steamer Pioneer, with all crew reported safe as efforts to salvage continued. Details in the report reference damage to forward sections and naval authorities coordinating recovery and investigation.
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Pioneer
Escaped Lunatic Reported Hiding in Norristown
Authorities seek James P. Dwyer a patient from the State Hospital Norristown Pa believed to be hiding in the city. A notice dated April 2 warns residents to report sightings as hospital officials coordinate search and safety measures.
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Norristown
Pallco Tenney
State Hospital
James P. ‘Dwyey
Roosevelt Defends Course Amid Labor Fears in Union County
President Roosevelt replies to Cook County Moyer Haywood Pettibone Conference protests over prior remarks about Harriman and others. The letter emphasizes that efforts to sway justice or prejudge trials are improper and defends his stance against unduly pressuring courts. Union labor delegates organize and raise funds while awaiting trial outcomes.
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Union County
Roosevelt
Cook County
Moyer-Haywood ‘Pettibone
Ilinois
Sherman
Haertiman
Moyer, Haywood
Deba
Qook County
Uniona
Imve
Moyer-Haywood- Pettibone
Thia County
Trades Council
Tditho
Ng Labor
Yeast
Pnt
Bir
Sibel Bf
Moyer-Haywood Conference
Mesers
Moar
Haywood
Haywood- Pettibone
Harriman
Metars
Mayer
Hermond
Debia
Margod
Public Letter Attacks Labor Movement Critics
A fragmented letter denounces leaders of labor and reform efforts, contrasting “legitimate” uplift with alleged corruption. The writer condemns representatives and business interests, urging liberation from ruinous conduct and a denunciation of a labor leader as having committed wrongdoing.
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Beatty
Moyer
Haywood
Moat Unscrupaioes
Seeecas
Ieee
America and Some of It Strange People
Fragmented OCR text mentions lectures and offerings with unclear phrases about people and deparee, likely a notice or column. It references a shiver offering at each lecture and vague figures. Entities and specifics are too garbled to extract definite persons, places, or organizations.
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America
St Howe
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