Delegates Endorsement Clash at Sixth Ward Republicans
Enthusiastic rally at the Dix Building ends with no action on endorsing instructed delegates for the convention. Searle and Calhoun lead. Thomas Searle backs reelection and district candidates. debate over whether delegates should be instructed or free to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slith
Dix
Corneillian Floyd R. Beckman
L and Calhoun
Thomas Searle
Drian P. Routan
Fred Jck Blackwell
George Schmidt
A. V. Lats
Ublicanily Central Committee
Schmidt
Ynelimin Searle
Roland Calhoun
J. A. Hats
Searle
Houley
Imbeth
Frank Durlabham
Hou
Walter ‘Thompson
Frank Wl
Fox
Unvnte
Wr. Herriman
Behats
Henry Pierce
Vranceatle
W. Mapes Wan
Albert E. Sheather
Sord Lassin
Clarence Wilmot
Arty Howley
John Godriff
Cal 1
Pierce
Bouton
Pope
Kling
City Intercepting Sewer Struggles with Cash Losses
Disjointed report describes sewer intercepting operations in East Scott Place linked to the department, noting cash losses of about 45 per month. Farmers and others deprived of hay and other energs are directed to seek relief from G. Schwartz, custodian, as machine work progresses slowly and is expected to take a long time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Scott Place
G. Schwartz
Inaccurate Address Prompted Ad Error at Bednearters
A garbled notice reports a wrong address input at bednearters yesterday causing an ad disruption. The fragment mentions MOY MILE FOR GRILDREN and unclear names, with minimal readable details.
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Te Bednearters
Lavandosky Granted Elizabeth Saloon License After Vote
Michael Lavandosky formerly a Garwood saloon keeper saw his license granted by the Elizabeth Board of Excise with one dissenting vote. Testimony cited past revocation due to saloon conditions and screen law violations. Judge Atwater reportedly had no records of testimony. Renewals for several licensees were approved, while Astfalk’s application was withdrawn.
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Michael Lavandosky
Garwood
Board of Excise
Alderman Huber
Lavandooky
Charles Wagner
Levandosky
Seager
Levandraky
Galatian
Bsundaya
Wagner
Atwater
Leente
Kling
Levandosky Og
Fireltenn
Elizabeth
N. H. Astfalk
East
Orand Street
Astfalk
Joseph F. Kelley
Third Street
William I. Kennedy
Flint
John Schuster
George Schuster
Jed Helmbokel
Ard Avenue
William Hegele
Court Street
Micharl Levandosky
Pine Street
Louis Heise
Morris Avenue
John Schmidt
Elizabeth Avenue
Daniel Foley
Pirst Street
Wholeasle
R. T. Potts
Broad Otreet
Ten Attend G A R Encampment In Atlantic City
Ten members of Post Elizabet h Ulric Dvhigron and Judson Kilpatrick will attend the forty fourth national encampment of the G A R in Atlantic City from September 19 to 21. Judson Kilpatrick Post will pay transportation for twenty s one members and their families who attend. Headquarters will be at the Hotel Edison in South Michigan Avenue. All but five post members will go.
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Bota Inn Liraid
Elizabeth
Ulric Dvhigron
Judson Kilpatrick
Atlantic City
Judson Kilpatrick Pont
Ths
Hotel Edison
Michigan Avenue
Truck Collision Halts Streetcar Near North Frand Street
A large truck from the mens f wey Dairy Company struck a main line trolley car at North Frand Street and Trinity Place just after midnight. The car suffered minor damage, and two passengers were aboard with no serious injuries, per Patrolman Frets at the scene.
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Mens F Wey Dairy Company
Wee Etree
North Frand Street
Trinty Place
Frets
Wife Fails to Prove Charge in Henry Jack Case
The court presided by Judge Mahon today found that Deane Hie wife did not prove the charges against him. Henry Jack reportedly won a related junior event, described as a sophomory venture, in what locals say marked a turn in the proceedings.
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Deane Hie
Henry Jack
Mahon
Erin Aoe
Hann Chosen Secretary For Elizabeth Association
Herbert R. Hant named secretary designate by the Elizabeth Y M C A board, to begin duties around September 1. He is praised for efficient prior work with YMCA publications and will replace retiring assistant secretary F. Heisler, who plans a future in another field.
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Herbert R. Hant
Tim Keen
Sumit Y. Mc.a
Elizabeth Association
Hann
Pon Hia
Weiss
Mn Hann Tia
Internatioal Parahitter
Association
Silver Hay
F. Heisler
Elinbeth Masoeration
Helaine
Selanelilp
Twenty-third Street VM
O.A
New York
Thin City
Heisler
Y. MC. AL
J. HI. Strawbridge
B Strawbridge
Eastern Paints
Cease Distribution of Pasteurized Milk
Berlin reports Nathan Straus will abandon pasteurized milk work in New York City after hostile newspaper attacks. He remains in Berlin where he opened a pasteurized milk depot and says he will end the New York supply next year. depots citywide for babies will be closed.
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Journal
Berlin
New York
Nathan Straus
New York City
Straus
Strqua
Hie Philancy
Wife's Tongue Causes Him Trouble in Court
George Ryan of Livingston treated before Judge Mahon to answer charges of failure to support his wife and threats. He claimed his wife’s tongue cost him his job and left him ashamed to face arrest. Mrs. Ryan described him as a drinking man who stayed at home. Detective Brogan testified Ryan never drank publicly or was under the influence. Ryan was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ryan
Livingston
Mahon
Niling
Ryan
McCracken
Chanceman
Feehan
Patrick Brogan
Bryan
Giant stack project to curb city sludge fumes begins
A large stack, planned by Standard It Company and the nearby refinery, aims to vent fumes away from the city. Construction is underway with workers and the stack rising, expected to be usable by early next year. The project site shows the base and circumference described, while unrelated lines mention Oak Street and Union Business College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard It Company
Et Ita Tinden
Fowler in Congress Race Amid Senate Petition Confusion
Representative Charles S. Fowler remains in the Fifth District race for Congress while his petition for the U S Senate was filed with Secretary of State Dickinson. His name will appear on the primary ballot alongside Franklin Murphy and Governor Stokes, with supporters arguing the Senate bid won’t affect his congressional campaign. Fowler refused further comment, promising a statement at the proper time.
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Charles SN. Fowlere
Congress
Fifth Congressional District
United States
Dickinson
Pamie
Franklin Murphy
Stokes
Fowler
Firth
Ths
Primarion
United States Senate
Murphy
United State
Renatora
Bee P
Declaratt
United Staten
Extra clinic session urged for Elizabeth ward injuries
More than forty patients were treated at Wednesday morning’s orthopedic ward clinic in Elizabeth. Twenty five were infantile paralysis cases, others had various limb troubles. Dr. Karl R. Keppler led the clinic after a month's absence and urged possible weekly sessions. Parents urged to gargle children’s throats and keep them indoors to reduce disease spread amid fly and dirt concerns. September noted as a month of higher illness risk, especially if warm.
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Elizabeth Mowpiyl
Karl R. Keppler
Elizabeth
Infante
Follow the Journal For Summer City News
A fragmented notice invites readers to follow the Journal during the summer exodus to stay informed about local changes. It mentions a direct line and a seasonal reader service, urging subscribers to modify their agent or send updates to the Journal.
Keen Interest Over Mayor Candidates Meeting Shifts Venue
Local Republicans plan a large gathering to discuss mayoral candidates tonight. The meeting moves from the Dix Building to Masonic Hall to accommodate the expected crowd. Mayor Mravin’s anticipated address is seen as a key draw, with Republicans and Democrats abuzz over potential candidacy. Several central committee members and others linked to mayoral duties are expected to attend.
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Republican City Central Committee
Dix Milding
Masonic Hall
Mravin
Ima
Mraving
Com Tarites
Osler Investigates Infantile Paralysis in Washington
Dr William Osler famed Baltimore and Oxford physician arrives in Washington for a day to study the infantile paralysis outbreak. The Medical Association debates contagion versus infection while Osler plans a careful, limited disclosure of his theories and findings. Public access to his conclusions remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanhington
William Osler
Baltimore
Oxford
Washington
Medical Association
Onloe
Hin
Smith catches 500-foot baseball from Washington Monument
A baseball dropped from the Washington Monument was caught by Ai Sullivan, catcher of the Chicago White Sox, restoring the backstop role in Washington. The feat occurred as the ball descended about 500 feet, marking a dramatic moment in a city that watched from the streets and nearby windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Washington
Washington Monument
Ai Sullivan
Chicago White Ra
Cherlin
Bundy defeats Wright in Newport boxing bid for title
Thomas Bundy of California defeated Beale Wright of Heston in Newport on August 24 and earned a chance to challenge William A. Larned of Summit, New Jersey, for the national championship. The bout reportedly went 6-8-10 rounds with Bundy securing the victory.
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Bundy
Wright
Newport
Thomas
Calidornia
Bealer Wright
Heston
William A. Larned
Summit
New Jersey
Unidentified Man At General Hospital Identified
The body of a man who died at General Hospital yesterday morning was identified as Frank McDonigie whose home is unknown. A Pennsylvania Railroad employee recognized the deceased at the city morgue.
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General Hospital
Han
Frank McDonigie
Hneman
Mernaylvania
Lasdy
Buckley Improves After Riverside Ball Incident
Chanceman Peter Buckley, assaulted by a group described as Italians from Brooklyn, is steadily improving at the Alex Jam Hospital. Reported by Jacob Francis, the role agent, the case follows a Saturday night melee after a ball in Tura Hal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Buckley
Brooklyn
Tura Hal
Alex- Jam Hospital
Aspirants for Assembly in chaotic party petition filings
Amid confusions and last minute actions at the county clerk office, candidates for the Assembly from various wards rush to file petitions. Tu le Hoagland and Lester F. Wyrfel announce intent to run as Republicans, while other hopefuls such as Calvert and Schwartz submit petitions. officials discuss eligibility and rules for candidacy and vacancies.
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Anheventh
Bit Etter
Fowler
Cenaum
Tule V. Hoagland
Lester F. Wyrfel
Thin Elty
Jamen C. Calvert
Wurfel
Board of Faliration
Aye Thiel
Coagland
Attor
Hoagland
Brennan
Fowlerston
United States
Anil
Hin
Randidwey
Hoaglad
Firewin
Ponders
Exel
Thoman
Hye
Calvert
Rye
Peter Meinel
Springfield
Aupuatus Schwartz
Lloyd Thompson
Moaure
Schwartz
Thompson
J. L. Vail
Enauman
Cranford
Charles A. Chidnay
Eagles Hear Charges of Graft in Fraternal Order
Telegraph report from St. Louis dated Aug 24 states four prominent Eagles of the Fraternal Order of Eagles face graft charges. Grant Kranee president Wilmington Delaware. Martin Gray New Jersey. Thomas Hays Newark New Jersey. Jay and Monaghan Philadelphia accused of a $6,200 kickback scheme tied to stay of receipt punching machines. Frail defense claims vindication.
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St. Louis
Sfc
Order of Eaglen
Grant Kranee
Pant Gin Worthy
Wilmington
Del
Martin Gray
New Javan
Conn
Thoman C. Hays
Newark
N. Jay
B. F. Monaghan
Philadelphia
Mayor W J Taynor May Leave Hospital Next Monday
St Marys Hospital reports improvement in Mayor W J Taynor and he will likely leave the hospital next Monday. Decision on discharge will be made late in the week after consultations by the surgeons.
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St. Mary's Hospital
W. J. Taynor
At. James
Adirondacks
Cowboys Celebrate In Cheyenne Roaring Jubilee
In Cheyenne Wyoming a grand celebration begins with crowds of cowboys and riders in the parks. The event features outlaw riders, horse breaking contests, and demonstrations amid a festive crowd as Cal Roosevelt is to be entertained on Saturday.
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Hy Lelegraph
Cheyenne
Wyo
Cal
Roosevelt
Taft Presents Cup Amid Mayflower Event
Beverly August 24 The day centers on a presentation for a cup bearing President Taft’s name. Mayflower shipboard entertainment included Burgess Print and American racing crews as the racing committee hosted guests aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Taft
Knehnou
Ex-Gov Hoke Smith Wins Governor Race in Georgia
Atlanta August 24 Yesterday's primary results show ex governor Hoke Smith defeating incumbent Governor Brown. Smith holds a large majority of about 93 000 and appears headed to the governorship. In the Fifth district congressional race William Sener Howard defeated Len Livingston, who bolted his party to back Speaker Cannon. Several congressmen including Lee Howard Hardwick and Edwards were renominated.
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Atlanta
Prtmary
Ormer Nvernor Hoke Bai
Smith
William Sener Howard Dafrated
Len Livingston
Livingston
Speaker Cannon
Lee
Howard
Hardwick
Edwards
JOHNSON MAY FIGHT BURNS IN LONDON TALKS
Seattle news reports Hugh Moe Intowh will fly from Vancouver to meet with Tommy Burns about a rematch with Jack Johnson. Arrangements hinge on Burns agreeing, with a possible London venue cited for a future bout. Local sentiment favors another showdown and a quick rapprochement.
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Heattle
Waah
Hugh Moe
Seattle
Tommy
Burne
Burma
Jeck Johnson
Leniden
Pea Pais
London
Petition Drives Large Support in Martine Feles Case
Trenton on August 24 reports Jame Bo Martin leading a petition drive for Martine Feles with over 1200 signatures. Senator Harry D. Leavitt of Mercer County and former Senator Warten I. Hutchinson enter statements to contest the Senate nomination, citing possible party intrigue during the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Jame Bo Martin
Harry D. Leavitt
Mercer County
Alen Bia
Warten I. Hutchinson
Senate
Leavitt
Storm Warning From Washington Telegraph
Aug 24 The local weather bulletin notes approaching storms near and wash of western region. Expected unsettled conditions and possible impacts in western areas over the next few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aslington
Coscihein
Cube
Wall Street News From a Turbulent Market Day
Turbulent trading on major exchanges saw fractional price moves and shifts in liquidity as investors weighed political and international signals. Officials reported mixed sentiment with government actions influencing precious metals and foreign exchange flows amid evolving economic expectations.
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Es Ward Republicans
Sixth Ward
Republican Club
Strawbridge
Union Business College
Broad Street
Dix Buil
Ee Tel
W. ER
Mr. Fowler
Elizabeth Commercial College
Bharthanl
Beech New Ad
Edgar McMickle
Louis V. Morgland
Wil
Assembly
Puwier
Osler
Buckley
Jacob Francis
MR. Moore
Charles H. Moore
Lerely
Uch
Millat
Alectlos
Eagles
Hoke Smith
Brown
Johnson
Burns
Martine Feles
Arvind
Denis Ware
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