Faders Weigh Fort's Vice Presidency By Party Leaders
Newark April 4 The Republican State Committee discussed Governor Fort as a possible vice presidential candidate while he remains governor. Leaders urged resignation if nominated, while Fort signaled he would follow party dictates but keep his governorship if possible. A follow up meeting was planned for the night before the state convention in Trenton.
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Rin
Sia
Newark
Governor Fort
Vic
Aew
Orange
New Jersey
Republican State Committee
Lo Romalny
Limor
Fort
Shiyy
Wore
Cour
Manal
Fort Oben Twee Mote
Iti
David Britd
Camden
Daniel Voores
Morris
Dale Tywple
Essex
Edward Murph
Mercer
Thi Thabcoura
Aie
Trenton
Tuesay
Kegelon
Esterday
Sean
Ambjeck
Dunist Woorhena
David
Baird
Trervboly Twits
Ie Wurg
Nig Four
Liquid asphalt coat for county roads project noted
A report on a liquid asphalt coat for county roads cites Road Committee officials Hradetty Director King and Chase Mar, with freeholders from Union County. The document mentions testing across around 470 automobiles and references Allegre and LeU places, amid unclear town details.
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Hradetty
King and Chase Mar
Antiniy
Bate Ui Union
County Freeholders
Kasey County
Imapoct
Freeholders
Jparticutist
Drowning horse saved by women near river
A valuable horse owned by J A Robinson of Third Avenue nearly drowned in the Efinabyth River near South Firat. Two women, aiding the animal, ran a half mile to No 4 Enginehouse for help while passers by Frank Beatt and P Haggerty alerted responders. The horse later was pulled from the water, suffering exhaustion but surviving the ordeal.
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J. A. Robinson
Third ‘Avenue
Efinabyth
Firat
Eligabeth Avenue
Assisrance
Frank, Beatt
P. Haggerty
Mary
Big stock firm makes assignment in New York
A prominent stock, cotton and grain house, Mackatwre & Company, assigned Arthur R. Peck of Syracuse as assignee after a morning posting at the New York Produce Exchange table. Mollering markets said few contracts remain and banks were listed. the failure affected the market today with limited impact on loans and street debts.
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New York
Mackatwre& Company
Arthur R. Peck
Syracuse
Atun Whl
New York Block Exchange
York
Coffec Rary
New Orientine Exchange
Liverpool
Walter Moler
Torday
Bunmese
Nay
Tte
Man Charged Involving Induced Theft By Youth
A man is charged with inducing a 12 year old boy to steal seventy five dollars from the boy’s mother on April 7. The suspect, identified in the report by name variants and partial wording, is in jail awaiting trial. The incident occurred around a parade event described as the Flasher Man Parade near a local street, amid other scattered details.
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Mi Aképmother
John ‘Selon Svalgoeda
Palin
Canigtofome
Sepia
Ings
Imhier
Brune
Greape
Henson Car
Ackerman and Fisk Withdraw From Presidential Race
April 24 report from the organization committee notes Mayor Charles d. Vink and Senator Ernest B. Ackerman each received five votes for the presidency. Ackerman drew support from the Cothites, Fisk from the Inn. The mayor declined the honor, while Alexander Gilbert, former mayor and Fifth District chairman, is mentioned for club chair.
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Sapecior
Toureal Plainfield
Charles d. Vink
Ernest BR. Ackerman
Eli
Organization Committee
Wermediny
Ackerman Wes
Cothyites
Fisk
Lnm
Tor
Alexander Gilbert
Wedding trip ends in death for Paris couple
Paria April 24 A bride and groom died during their wedding trip. De Choulnes, once engaged to Miss Shonts, was found dead in bed beside his wife at the Lalgham Hotel. The death is attributed to heart disease, though the exact cause remains uncertain.
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Paria
Misodore P. Shouts
Clover Laat Raith
Panaia Canal
Commiedton
Interborough Railway Company
New York City
Bouth
Paris
Husbuind
Mia Shonts
Faro
de Challings
America
New York
Thomas Cassells Retires From U S Army
Thomas Cassells retires after a long career in the U S Regular Army. He served the 8th Infantry and the Fifth Infantry in the Philippines where he was severely wounded before returning to the United States for his final posting with the U S Cavalry.
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Thomas Cassells
Regular Army
Hiss
Thomas Cayanti
United Staten Army
Hay
Kilzabetti
Hive Meng
Pee
Ben Tae
Fifth Infantry
United
Bratas
Reconciliation in Police Court Today
A brief police court reconciliation was effected today following a dispute involving a resident known as Ruan mare of 68 Florida Street. Details remain limited as proceedings focused on settlement and immediate guardianship matters.
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Ruan Mare
Florida
Atreet
Dangerous Dark Lane Crossing Tragedy Shocks Dinden
A horse drawn carriage was struck by an eastbound Pennsylvania train at Dark Lane crossing in Dinden township injuring driver Christian Rhein. The horse died, Rhein survived but injured, and the scene led to calls for gates and safety upgrades after multiple recent accidents.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Dinden Township
Christian H. Rhein
Livingston Street
He Alexian Hospital
Howe
Rhein
Ohefelde
Alexian Hospital
Asia
Union County Grand Jury
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Farrelly Leaves Public Service for Real Estate Work
Councilman Farrelly of the Seventh ward resigns from the Public Ice Corporation after many years of service in Newark. He now enters the real estate and insurance business as a member of the Walket firm.
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Farrelly
Codheiiman Owen Farrelly
Sevenith Ward
Public ‘Ice Corporation
Newark
Corrporation
Fem
Walket
Mien Béda Gatechair Marriage Sketch
A brief note records the marriage between Mien Béda Gatechair and K. ren, with the ceremony details kept concise. The document emphasizes the union and the couple's names in a formal, period-appropriate tone.
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Béda
Om K. Ren
FISE TO BE NAMED TO EXCISE COMMISSION
Special report from Trenton notes Charles J. Pink mayor of Plainfield expects Fise to be named by Governor Fort to the excise commission with others yet to be chosen. Fisk, former foreman of a grand jury investigation into excise matters, is considered to have qualifications for the post, with views previously shared at a Plainfield Methodist conference.
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Tournaty
Trenton
Charles J. Pink
Plainfield
Excise Commission
Strang Triumphs at Briarcliff 266-Mile Road Race
Strang led the Briarcliff to victory in a 266 mile road race with Cedrino the favorite close behind. Strang finished in 39 minutes and 15 seconds per circuit, Cedrine second, Vaughan third, Lyle fourth, Rarter fifth as Shelburne, Sartori and others faltered. Details show Strang overtaking Sartor, Cellrine, and Lytle at intervals, with Cedrine losing ground in the final laps. Weather was perfect and no mishaps marred the event.
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Telegraph
the Journal
Briarcliff’ Manor
Lowie Sining
Shoork
Rupert
Sartor
Cellrine
Lytle
Strang
Honore
Inet
Mish
Vaughan Why
Lim
Sartori
Fifi
Waxan
Cedrikey
Vaughin
Lyle
Wall Street Telegraph Report On Market Movements
The Wall Street telegraphic news from New York describes the pension of T A McIntyre & Company and its impact on stock trading as shorts cover heavily. Government bonds were stable while other bonds showed strength amid the session.
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Telegraph
York
T. A. Mclntyre & Company
Fort Hints Opponents Will Appeal to People at Dinner
A Union County political dinner featured Governor J Franklin Fort and Congressman Charles N Fowler. They praised Fowler’s work and urged the public to judge lawmakers by the outcomes of executive demands. Kean also spoke, highlighting reform banking and the upcoming campaign.
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Union County
J. Franklin Fort
Thore Legimatura
Charles N. Fowler
William Hatt
Wiliam
Monatoy
Republican Party
Mr. Yowler
Theodore Roosavelt
Fowler
Kein
James White
Taftav
Ort
Ublican
United States
Coigtens
Charles N
New York
New Terqoy
Alwa
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A teletype fragment lists names of officials or nominees connected to a conference or election, noting Mrs Putnam and Mrs Ewing among others. It mentions administrative faction victory and references organizations like the Colonial Dames and a Touchnut Chapter. The legible text is garbled and identifies multiple state and local figures and titles.
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the Journal
Washington
Tellona
Theodore
Bere
Mina Aette
Dim
Mw Mnatinell
Iow
Gale Sage
Gearwigi
Newbertye
Michigan
John B. Sterling
Conheeliont
William
Kansmay
Kybert Jones
Fisulasipps
E. Gaylord Putnam
Hileabeth
New Jersey
Maw
Ballin Ewing Marshall Hardy
Kentucky
Kentucky, Liveledes
Administration
Putnam
DAL
Suscasiona
Touchnut
Colonial Dames
Jail Ell Judge Dismissed Three In Least Lenient Terms
Owing to jail overcrowding concerns the county jail accepted three offenders before the judge. One year terms were imposed for intoxication related offenses as the court avoided adding to crowding. Local business notices appear alongside the proceeding text.
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