Governor signals possible liquor law actions in New Jersey
Trenton reports indicate a state official warns of an impending storm of actions against liquor law violations, with Governor Fort pushing for aggressive enforcement. The discussion covers whether the governor can or should take firmer measures, potential impeachments, and the role of the Legislature in crafting new controls amid Atlantic City and shore resort issues. The piece notes anticipated legislative sessions in January and the possibility of an option-based liquor law vote impacting cities during the peak season. Funeral notice included for Horace C. Peavne.
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Trenton
Atlantic City
Doe
State House
Impeachia
Aulantia
Aski
Doubtleas
Ieee
Fatabia
Jervey
New Jarek
Cure for kidney trouble praised in Elizabeth street notice
An elderly woman named Mrs Chan of 8 Atlantic Street reports long years of poor health blamed on diseased kidneys. The ad promotes Dean's Kidney Pills claiming relief, better sleep, and renewed vitality, urging readers to try the remedy.
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Makees
Elisabeth
Dean
Airship Makers Heir Autograph of Strange Will
Jerpey City reports the death of Detora Jere mish Camikane known as Auld Jerry. The will directs funeral costs be paid and endows the remaining life insurance, about $00, to a man connected with airship interests. Executors named Edward B. oversee the estate valued at the life policy.
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Jerpey City
Jeremish Camikane
Bright Street
Jerry
Taréagh
Sherety
Ty Sxeceter
Pitcher Weds Miss Kenworthy in Kearny Home
Jacob H. Bostech of Franken Street has pitched for the Singer League line of the Oil Milling Department and plans to wed Miss Catherine Kenworthy of Kearny at her home at five in the evening. The bride’s sister Miss Rouna Kenworthy will be maid of honor.
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Jacob H. Bostech
Franken Street
Singer League
Oil
Catherine Kenworthy
Kearny
One City
Rouna ‘Kenworthy
Sac Yard
Jake A
Sic Yard
Aus Yard
Chambre
Lisle
Bisa
Diba
Lion
Madras
Boy Hurt After Wagon Fall in City
Alexander Davis, 18, of 445 Bissbaih Avenue, was badly injured when he fell from a wagon and was rushed to Hoa City Hospital this afternoon.
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Alexander Davis
Bissbaih Avenue
Hoa
Raga
Alex Wright Defines Final Heat Pace in National Meet
WB Alexander reports on Alex Wright from the all-comers national meet yesterday. Each finalist races today as weather permitting, shaping the chase for a title in the sprint finale.
Bears in South Jersey Offer Confusing Roster Shifts
A garbled note from South Jersey reports unclear movements by the Bears. The text mentions players, refusers, and an eight count but provides no coherent details about teams, dates, or outcomes.
White Plague Discussed At National Medical Assembly
The tenth annual session of the National Medical Association of colored physicians dentists and pharmacists opened yesterday at Plant Assembly Rooms East Fiftieth Street New York Dr I A Lawrence assistant secretary led the proceedings The session drew delegates from every state with New Jersey well represented including De I A Anderson Plainfield and Drs R Qo Normerley and W P Urine Newark among the notable attendees
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National
Mbdiesl_ Association of Colored ‘Physicans
I. A. Lawrence
East Fiftieth Street
New York
Association
New Jersey
de I. A. Anderson
Plainfield
Drs._R. QO
Normerley
Newark
Wealon. Will Co
Inspection at two weeks by Fourth Regiment unit
Company A of the Fourth Regiment will conduct a general inspection in two weeks with Major Tull of the Pivot Battalion as inspecting officer. Elizabeth Council Jr. C.U.A. is noted in connection with the event.
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Elizabeth Council, Jr
C.U. A
Teoting-In
Tull
Inapesting
Fragmentary Note on The Gentle Alligator Motif
A garbled fragment discusses a creature and its instincts, mentioning a camera moment and a Yale wall scene. The readable text hints at a study of reason versus instinct and a setting involving a coast or Cane context. Strong entities are unclear due to missing details.
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Yale
Questions Power of Excise Probers Questioned in Asbury Park
In Asbury Park the excise probing commission faced a legal challenge from Samuel A. Pattareon who argued the secretary of state failed to publish the joint House and Senate resolution creating the commission. The panel did not press the issue, with further session planned for September 10 at Dover.
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Asbury Park
Excise
Samuel A. Pattareon
Probhere
Howse Ot Iemmably
Bengte
Raleed
Comimlanion
Dels Irvine Ag
Ballard
Orcan Grove
Reiff
Asbury
Raiff
New York
Wheeere
Ld Bepteniar
Dover
Fragmentary notes on a horse breed show and dance event
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a horse breed event and a dance, with unclear names and locations. The readable parts point to Hors and a masque style activity, but specifics such as participants, dates, or venues remain uncertain.
Funeral of Grace May LaMotte Held at Parents Home
Funeral services were held in the afternoon for infant Grace May LaMotte at the home of her parents near Bondetree. Enoch. The brief notice records the sorrowful family observance and names the location and participants.
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Grace
TaMotis
May LaMotte
Bondetree
Enoch
Crack Shots at Sea Girt to Contest Dryden Trophy
Sea Girt hosts the New York and New Jersey State rifle associations from September 4 to 32, led by Gen. Bird W. Spencer. Firemen from across the country compete, with a 200 to 1000 yard match funded by John F. Donovan. United States Army and National Guard teams to shoot for the Dryden Trophy while revolver events draw top shooters.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
New York
New Jersey
Bird W. Spencer
Passaic
Charles A
Gee Vals
Clara Ee
Rye
United Ene
John F
Regier Army
Jersey
United
United States Walry
United States Revolver Association
Bayre
New
Voting Machines Go in Newark and Kearny Elections
In Newark and Kearny Aug 2 voting machines were used with decisive results. In Kearny the vote favored the incumbent and all machines were counted. In the Third Ward the vote totals showed 68 to 20 in favor of retention. The ballot total reached 190 for and against retention. The vote location noted at 101 Broad Street was a drugstore setting.
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Newark
Kearny
Wocal
Pastala
Ane
Merce Amt
Ageiost
Bey Can Pal
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Atlantic
Oltys
Horace C. Peavne
Charles H
Plorence A
Yee
Setares
Feu
WEO
Jacob H. Bostech Wii
Kosrny
BEARS
South Jersey
Abury
S Drug ‘Store
Broad Street
Egen
Heved State
Park St, Nowary
Edison
EI Een
Portland
Ettunbeth, M. J
Bond and
Wall Sts
Thuten Es Elestro
Vata
Cash
King
Levy's
Bond & Wall
Dower
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