Turbulent Democratic Caucus Ended In Splinter Vote
A chaotic New Jersey Democratic caucus in Union County produced a bolt by Bryan men amid clashes over endorsements for State committeeman and district delegates. The scene featured provocations from James Martine, altercations at the dais, and strong opposition to continued Bryan support as factions rearranged leadership for the Fifth District and Union County delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Saud
Union Onty
Vention
Maine
Morris
Warren Conntiew Telnet Brown
Denver
Iran
Stephen B. Cox
Cranford
Bryaian
Jnnovarr
James FE
Martine
Union
D. J. Collins
Idwand
Nogent
Ange
Wad
Billy
Cox
Charles H. Moore
Cain County
Bryan
Moore
Echairumis
John J. Tame
Lawrie
Summit
Hilabeth
Elizabeth
Denon
Girl Rescues Baby From Savage Bulldog Attack
Neighborhood action saves 4 year old Benjie Bergland from a ferocious bulldog that struck after 8 PM. Florence Bergland, 10, and bystander John Dravis restrained the dog until others arrived. Benjie remains seriously injured with possible leg amputation following state rabies tests.
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Benjie Bergland
John Dravis
Aratog
Brnite
Bard
Uear
Bolton
Florence
Fe Maatloes
Roasie
Kitt de Fl
Hein
Local County Delegates Clash in Bitter Balloting
Report of tense proceedings at a county meeting where Martine rejects pledges to Lane while Lane accuses Martine of reiterating support. Chaotic ballot casting disrupts the session as candidates General Collins and W. E. B. Tuttle face contention and a Plainsfield figure voices opposition among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Martine
Collins
W. EB
Tuttle
Threaueus
National Democratic
B. Cook
Rahway
Charis
Moore
Wien
Oane
Plainsfield
Rose
Lone Officer Captures Three Thieves in City
Patrolman J. W. Booth stopped three men on North Broad near King Street and found clothing and a coat with a revolver hidden beneath. The trio were linked to a burglary at Etelman & Son on Second Avenue, Rosella borough, as officers secured the robbers and prepared charges. The suspects were to be taken to Rabete for further processing.
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J. W. Booth
Dimeelf
Newark
Booth
North Broad Street
King Street
Robinson
Edward Rot Nata
Tora
Ettabe Tishineat
Juiry
Lasac Etelman & Son
Second Avenue
Rosella
Etelman
Goth
Rabete
Earthquake Shocks San Francisco Morning
A San Francisco earthquake struck early morning, causing property damage across several blocks. Officials report tremors were felt city wide with reports of collapsed structures and disrupted transit as residents secured themselves. Emergency crews mobilized to assess impact and aid affected neighborhoods.
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San Francisco
Telegreph
She Journal
Ban Francivess
Intricate Tickets Offered for Braights 3 and 3 Event
A promoter at Braights 3 and 3 explains a ticket sale for the Bt Patrick Alliance entertainment to be held tomorrow aftersoda in fielgberg Hall East Grand Street. The notice mentions ticket ingretwres and references a prior event in ua Got What He Weeded. The fragmentary text is garbled but indicates a sale of admission for a local entertainment.
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Bt. Patrick's Alliance
Braights
Fielgberg Hall
East Grand Street
City considers municipal library by general vote
Motion to place the 1905 library act on the next general election ballot gains strong citywide support. Petition efforts report broad backing, including every city school teacher signing a pivotal petition. Officials foresee presenting the measure to voters by mid next month with May as a likely target.
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General Library Committee
Rt Pointn
Numbeya
Cleveland in Lakewood. doctor to withhold move home
Lakewood April 25 Amid optimistic briefings Mrs. Cleveland said the former president was slowly recovering but authorities now say he is too ill to be moved unless he improves. The Lakewood Hotel party remains at the scene as Dr De Bry, the attending physician, weighs whether to risk transport to Clayland.
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Journal
Lakewood
Cleveland
de Bryant
Cranford Golf Club Wins Liquor License Fight
Judge Atwater of the Court of Common Pleas granted Cranford Golf Club a liquor license despite objections from W Randolph Sunday school superintendent. Randolph cited caddies and moral influence on boys, while club representative Kiernan said sales would be to members only. The judge warned he would order an investigation if abuses occurred.
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J. A. Kiernan
Randolph
Beeded
Wyer
Kiernan
Atwater Aaid
Club
Ite
Cyclone Death Toll at 225 and Rising
Telegraph reports a devastating cyclone across Texas Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and Tennessee has killed 226 and injured 478, with numbers likely to reach 800. The disaster struck Amite City Purvis and Franklinton among others, tragically sweeping away buildings and leaving whites and negro victims in the casualty lists.
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New Orleans
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Tennesee
Intera
Tesada
Ayeiotien
Georgia
Sérand
Amite City
Frankfinton
Anton
Purvis
Churchill
Mins
Tuletyy
Hegreen
Port Gibson
Mirs
Lorman
Baxtervilly
McCallum
Atx
Adame
Miss—Threa
Tve Porroen
Angi
Ala
Richland
Battin Juniors Host A Dance At Night
Battin High School juniors hosted a dance for classmates in MLC. A. Hall praised the event as the best the junior class has undertaken, noting about eighty members attended. The piece mentions a minor reference to a thief and a Ground Wave event with photos.
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Cass
Battin High
Wensors
Han
Sareond
Caldwell En
Ieabeen
Dance at Brokelock Hall Notable Guests Attended
The event featured patrons Mia, Robert Shearer, Agnes G Sweaton, and Miss Munron with music by Harry Taylor. The dance committee included Lealie Vivian, Arthur Adelberg, Sanford Jaques, Katherine Pollard and Eleanor Clement. Danging bunny at Bro'elock and hall decor highlighted by streamers, pennants from well known colleges, and a prominent Kappa Sigma Fraternity banner from the local school.
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Mia
Robert Shearer
Iss Agnes G. Sweaton
Miss Munron
Harry Taylor
Lealie Vivian
Arthur Adelberg
Sanford Jaques
Katherine Pollard
Eleanor Clement
Danging
Bunny
Bro'elock
Kappa Sigma
Allen Excluded From Red Mill Tobacco Plant
Vice-Chancellor James E. Horrell granted a temporary injunction restraining Thomas Allen from entering the Red Mill Tobacco Company plant. The order, sought by Abe J. David for owner Arthur C. Becker, cites a prior agreement between Becker and Allen. The case traces to Allen’s ownership of a venture that went bankrupt and alleged mis conduct.
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James E. Horrell
Thomas Allen
Red Mill Tobacco Company
Abe J. David
Arthur C. Becker
Becker
Allen
Toverce
A B Society Report Shows Flourishing Y M T A B
At the annual meeting held in the Court street clubhouse on Thursday evening the Y M T A B Society reported strong condition with nearly two hundred and fifty members. Donnia F Hennessy was reelected president. officers include James J Norton vice president and Michael McGuire recording secretary. Cornelina Crowley financial secretary. William P Daly corresponding secretary. Michael O'Leary treasurer. BD J Walsh sergeant at arms. Directors elected for three years were John Britt and F D Takowskie. Committees named include Finance P Cahill and Henry Coughlin. board of investigation Ye Peter Kenny McGuire James McCudden and J Cullinan. Sick committee for the year includes Micheal McLaughlin Kenny D J Walah Williams Sinnott Alfred Dafreano and Valentine Fallon.
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Court Street
Ifty
Donnia F. Hennessy
James J. Norton
Michael McGuire
Recordh
Cornelina Crowley
Anancial
William P. Daly
Michael O'leary
BD. J. Walsh
Arma
Michael D. Leary
John Britt
F. D. Takowskie
Henry Coughlin
Board of
James
Peter Kenny
Boras ‘McGuire
James McCudden
Snd
J.cullinan
Micheal McLaughlin
Kenny
D. J. Walah
Williame Sinnot
Alfred Dafreano
Valentine Fallon
Black Rock Recited At Greystone Church
Mina Charille Munals of New York presented a dramatic recitation of Black Rock at Greystone Presbyterian Church aided by Miss Marion Poole at the piano. The performance received high praise for its merit and emotional pacing, with the Young Men's Branch of the church enjoying the event.
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Greystone Presbyterian Church
Mina Charille Munals
New York
Marion Poole v
Mise Ronaio
Bondsman Surrenders John Vatjoviak Case Details
A 10 year old indicted in October for larceny of 616.78 from J J Rinefield of 41 Wasfrenne and Rinefield on January 20. The boy alleges he stole the funds and appears to have been entrusted with them by his guardian.
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John Vatjevnsk
John Vatjoviak
J.J. Rinefield
Frenne
Rinefield
Han
Todaman
Dnjall
Arya
Bill Cesta
Report of Lives Lost After Solent Collision
Telegraph reports from April detailing a collision in the Solent between the liner St Paul and the cruiser Gladiator amid a blizzard. Many passengers evacuated. fear of fatalities persists despite later word that all St Paul passengers have been paid.
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ST. Paul
Jerewary
London
Bt. Pant
Solent
Gladiator
Tha
Black Rock
Yarmouth
Raventy
Isle of Wight
St.” Paul
The
Journal
Southampton
No Authoritative News in New York Telegraph Report
Telegraph dispatch from New York notes officers and a Southampton bound vessel arriving on Sunday. The ship, commanded by Captain Passow, is a renowned Atlantic steamship, second only to the famous St Paul in tonnage. Freight and passenger service details are scarce in the report.
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New York
Ee New York
Southam & Cable
Ions
Southampton
Captain Passow
Atlantic Stonmren
Heroom
Paul Toe Tennal
Urden
Accused Murderers May Die Before Trial Date
Hertloe April St. Atieneyeter Thiedore Whitmore of Albany NY charged with killing his wife by lamp and setting out to hide evidence. The case slated for trial but may be moved to the docket while Whitmore’s condition worsens. county officials likely oppose advancing the case out of order due to other pri orities.
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Hertloe
Atieneyeter
Thiedore & Whitmore
Albeny
H.Y
Lettin
Lampbrick
Hadson Ty
Assecon
Whitemors
Charles P. Converss
Whitmore
Cruel to Children Case Leads to 30 Day Jail Sentence
John Donnegan of 1038 Olive Street faced Police Court on cruelty charges and failure to provide proper care for his children. The complaint, brought by Calleria's Aid Society of New Jersey, suggested possible three child cases due to alleged intoxication. Donnegan was jailed for thirty days. the hearing involved testimony from Superintendent Culley.
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John Donnegan
Olive Street
Lui
Donnegan
Jobe A. Culley
Ee ‘Calléria’s Aid Society of
New Jersey
Canal
Clinton Street
Cui- Ten
Lee
Fur Cullen
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Frank Scheer
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Roselle
Town and Country Club Wagon’ Preaiad
City Library
MR. Cleveland
Bryant
Cranford Sunday School
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