CAPTAINS ORGANIZE HOSPITAL DAY DRIVE ACROSS ELIZABETH
Ward captains are appointed in Elizabeth districts with meetings planned in each ward to organize Labor Hospital Day activities. Major King chairs the effort with John C Feil and Carl Sauer as leaders. rules for captains mandate lieutenant lists, district coverage, language needs, and timetable for envelope distribution and collections leading to September 25.
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Myrkera
Elizabeth
Court Street Ly
Heenad
Fesant
D. F. Henkind
Court
Fourth Way
Yncaftee
Enterprise Coal M Sips CO
Third Street
Fifth Ward
St Mary
Rosary Shop
First Avenue
Fifth
City Hall
Eighth Ward
Edvani Nugent
Broadtreet
Carl Sauer
Leutenants Tor
John W. Orr
Henry Gebhardt
Wal Knowles
L. W. Linaweaver
Jorge T. Carroll
John Crouthers
Carl Janer
William Richart
Albert C. Stein
Doh J. Feil
Alto
Clark Township
Hich
Benjamin King
Charts Mest
Thomas Charles Maxfield
Fitspatrick
Laterae Park
Thomas J. Kiernan
A. A. Stein
J. Martin
General Board of
Anyraily
John F. Martin
Strretary
Broad Street
Vivitar
Lars Aw
Walinge
Mhiting
Ell Ave
Girestare
Tyth
Eeek
Ratable totals rise in Colon county tax figures
Colon county will report total ratables around 8.120541 million, up 7.57 million from last year, signaling prosperous times. Tax rate likely higher due to railroad property values drop. Fanwood and Roselle Park under Tax Board control. Plainfield third district incomplete but to be added next week. A New Providence tour found no evidence of unjust assessments.
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Plainfield
Colon County
Fanwood
Roselle Park
Tax Board
New Providence
Brave woman saves family in gas house blast
Manor Ta August 21 A brave woman dragged her husband from a gas filled home after an explosion wrecked William Cook's house. He suffered probable fatal injuries while his mother wife and two children were seriously hurt as the rear end of the house blew out and walls collapsed.
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Manor
William Cook
Cook
Tilston
Man saved by engineer as deadly train nears two men
Roselle Park residents Frederick Persone and Frank Loomis narrowly escaped injury when Central Railroad engineer Charles Van Why sprinted along the Roselle station tracks to pull them to safety moments before a Philadelphia flyer bore down. Spectators watched in horror as the trio leaped the fence unharmed after the train passed.
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Charles van Why
Westfield Avenue
Roselle Park
Frederick Parsone
Frank Loomis
Lut Fillert Street
Ronelte Park
Roselle Station
Central Railroad
Morelees
Persone
Loomis
Roundhouse
van Why
Roselle
hekLalem
Carnival sports attract thousands at Long Branch fest
Telegraph reports Long Branch August 21 as the two day beach carnival ends with crowds surpassing yesterday’s attendance. The auto races aim to break the Ormond Heaen mile record in seconds while grandstands fill for the children’s fete and sporting events.
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Journal
Long Branch
Emai
Ormond Heaen
Drags Lakes For Her Body In Central Park
New York Aug 21 police reserves drag the lakes in Central Park and search every foot of ground for Mrs. Asdolph Rehbes who left her two children in the park yesterday after writing a note saying she would end her life. A policeman found the children waiting in the rain. they were sent to a station. The note mentioned her husband who left her weeks ago offering money for her and the children's death, which she refused. She expressed sorrow as her sister had turned her out. The children, George age 4 and Annie 18 months, appear foreign born. The husband wishes them returned to him.
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New York
Central Park
Asdolph Rehbes
Gehlom
Tee Ter Hrusband
George
Annie
Blacksmith Heir to Large Estate in Jenkintown Pa
Plainfield Aug 21 James S Bellin a Blacksmith in this city learns his uncle James R Smith owner of property in Jenkintown Pa has left him an estate worth about 8100 000 He shares the inheritance with his brother in Flemington and a sister Mrs Wesley Pope of Brooklyn Bellin will likely keep his forge and modest home while planning a careful use of wealth from the unexpected legacy
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Plainfield
James S. Bellin
Thin City
James R. Smith
Jenkintown
Bellis
Pood Tool
Flemington
Wesley Pope
Brooklyn
Time Capture Nets Cranford Fraud Suspect
Detective Sir Francis Metstail and Detectives Ward gad McCarty arrested Thomas Skinner in Cranford for defrauding Mrs. Henry Pinkney out of $5. Skinner, who fled Cranford after the crime six months ago, was tracked from Cranford to a Main Line car en route to this city. Police communicated the pursuit and Skinner was captured near Broad Street and West Jersey Street.
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Sir Francis Metstail
Ward Gad McCarty
Thomas Skinner
Cranford
Mra
Henry Pinkney
William Craning
Skinner
Denning
Broad Street
West Jersey Street
Joel
Wireless Station Fire Reported Amid Teletype Outage
A wireless station experienced an unspecified fire during a period of noisy interference and damaged equipment. Officials could not confirm the scope of the incident or its impact on service. Local responders cordon the area as investigators assess the cause and potential hazards.
Suit Seeks $625000 for Loss of Eye in Roadhouse Shooting
Frank W. Glaser of Rahway Avenue sues Frederick Bauer for 625000 damages after Bauer allegedly shot him in the face with a shotgun on June 7 near a Rahway avenue roadhouse. Glaser claims loss of sight in one eye and seeks legal action filed in the Supreme Court with bail set at 400. Bauer says he did not know the gun was loaded and the incident occurred as they planned to shoot at each other.
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Frank W. Glaser
Raiway Avenue
Frederick Bauer
Tra
Glaser
Supreme Court
Calvert
A. A. Stein
Caplan
Wright
Frlaser
Theodore Civ
Bauer
Presterick Bauer
Romanouse
Rahway Avenue
Lari
Oan
Thaw’s Mother Claims Ill Treatment at Matteawan
Mrs Mary Copeland Thaw, mother of Harry Thaw, charges at Matteawan asylum her son is denied food, piano access, and mail, and is locked in a bare cell. She asserts officials seek to undermine his health to hinder his fight for freedom, citing a day with no food from 6 15 AM to 5 45 PM and new rules by Dr Baker.
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Matteawan
N. Y
Mra
Mary Copdey Thaw
Harry Thawe
Thaw
Swimming Pool Death Under Suspected Foul Play
Telegraph reports an Atlantic City tragedy where Gilbert Adam, 18, of Baltimore, Md., was found drowned at the Meadows. Local gang feuds and nightly clashes between rival youths near the pool are cited as possible causes, with authorities unsure if foul play occurred.
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Atlantic City
Gilbert Adama
Haltimore
George Buckman
Tod
Hye
Sion
Baltimore
Wireless suit over seven million in alleged transfers
Floyd H. Bradley receiver of the International Wireless Company sues in chancery court against the DeForrest Company and the American DeForrest Wire Company, claiming 7 700 000 was transferred without consideration and seeking recovery of the assets involved.
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Opecdi
Suspect in Elsie Sigel murder identified in Sunbury
Police arrest a man believed to be Leon Ling, alleged killer of Elsie Sigel in New York, aboard a freight train caboose near Sunbury, Pa. He claims to be the man, is questioned by authorities.
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Sunbury
Leon Ling
Murdeer
Elsie Sigel
New York
Josephing Romane
Herbert Missic
Tony
Cope
Miarey
City to spend about two thousand for election costs
The city faces about 2000 in election costs with total officer expenses rising 2040 over last year due to extended registry days and an extra district from redistricting. Remuneration includes 5 per day and 10 per election day for election officers, with multiple service days through September to November and 845 for out work.
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Elizabeth
Rlec- Hon
Eldea
Pirate Luyster Joins Pittsburgh National League Unit
Luyster A pirate Vek Huyeler idol of Eliza ed fri has been sold to the Pittsburgh National League unit after Hart ford Connecticut League purchase. He now plays with the Korky Mount team in North Carolina League and recently moved south after Elizabeth Atlantic League departure. scout Earl of Pittsburgh club previously sought Luyster amid inquiries.
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Huyeler
Will Poon
Pittsburg
Aott Luyster
Wall Street Market Roundup With Mixed Advances
The report notes strong advances across several issues in New York trading. Union Pacific records 10 000 shares with gains. Great Northern Ore climbs amid recession concerns. Reading and Kpion Fart show gains. Government bonds hold steady while other bonds firm.
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New York
Union Pacific
Great Northern
Patna
Silver thief caught after rooftop escape shock twist
A Montclair burglary suspect identified as James Connors, linked to the famed McMahon case, was arrested after a rooftop escape in Summit. He allegedly hid fifty guineas of caliver under clothing and faced a police pursuit that led to a dramatic fall, hospital stays, and links to recent robberies across Newark and surrounding towns.
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Yenper May
Montclair
Mira Thay
James McMahon
Allan George Connora
Summit
McMahon
Dodd
Te County
Summ
Metridair
Tial
McMalion
Montelair
Prisner
Aeolin Connors
Montelair Way
Yrrianera
Arial
Joseph Hamilton “Bays
Upper
Montclair Avenue
Thomas Claren
Connor
le Man
Laren
Claren
Newark
McHugh
Conner
Matt
Will Not Wed In Jail Cell Amid Tragic Trials
In a chaotic report from Detroit affiliates, defendants Alessi Romano and Herbert Missic face murder trials. Romano reportedly plans to marry his intended widow while on death row, while attorney Samuel Schleiner denies arranging any such statement. A jail song consultation and family visits occurred as the case draws public scrutiny and sensational attention.
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Vine
Romano
Samuel Schleiner
Attourney
Sas
Schioimer
Fon
Big race of meet drivers famous in Indy speedway
Aug 21 Indianapolis journal reports tuning up for the big race of the meet at the speedway. Three earlier events featured noted drivers such as Aitken Ledwack Olifield Rene Christie Croker Peeries Strang Zengel Ne Patou in Buicks Chedwick Piat. The field includes the country’s leading names as final practice occurs before the main event.
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Ay Telegraph
the Journal
Lidisnapolis
Nix Howe
Indianapolix
Ost Cimons
Aitken
Uledwack
Olifield
Rene
Christie
Chirtelle
Croker
Peeries
Strang
Buick
Zengel
Chedwick
Ne Patou
Piat
Building permit notices show multiple residential and small structure projects
Building permits list several homeowners and firms with projected costs for frame residences, brick stables, and other structures. Notable entries include 624 Linden Street frame dwelling at 4,200, Flora Street frame dwelling at 2,830, 607 Maralall frame dwelling, and 640 Livingston brick stables priced around 4,000. Additional entries reference other properties and contractors.
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Huilding
Edward A. Brennan
Siapendes
Bowssy
A. Craig
Linden Meeming
John J. Griffin
Flora Street
Denry Wilhelm
Maralall
Aeeres W. AL Ellis
Hobbs
Elizabeth Door and Supply Co
Livingston Street
Kemberoy & Lowe
Knee
Benjamin Robinson
Balvatton Army
Charles Horrunzer
Rame Teiement
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