County Elections Board Tightens Returns Rules
The Union County Board of Elections warns officers to promptly file election and registry returns after ballots. Delays may incur fines up to 100 dollars per failure and may lead to further disciplinary actions. The circular cites sections of 1907 election laws urging timely canvass and reporting.
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Union County Board of Eietions
Bessio
Boards of Letty and Election
Iso
Tha
County Board of Electioad
Eoceaneee
Ori Ace
Ie Cnaly Bank i
Jess
Old Home Week committee urges revival of ties
A committee member stresses the need to revive Old Home Week to renew friendships and community spirit. The official secretary is urged to extend actions promptly and prioritize participation from former residents to ensure the event’s success.
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Rte
Trolley crash injures woman on Washington Avenue
A trolley collided with a small runabout on Washington Avenue near Waeh daogton Avenue today. Mrs. P. A. Schwab of Rovallo was thrown from the carriage, suffering a bruised leg and injured arm. The runabout was damaged as the carriage turned onto South Broad Street. Mrs. Schwab was taken to St. Elisabeth hospital, where Dr. Victor Mraving treated her injuries. The other occupant of the runabout was unharmed.
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Boyth
Waehdaogton Avenua
P. A. Bohwab
Rovallo
Washington Avenue
South Broadtreet
Thoree
Theft charged to Hoboken clerk in $9000 loss
New York Aug 29 Edward F Phillips of 314 Sixth Street Hoboken was arrested for allegedly robbing his employers G B Salinsbury & Co stock brokers of $9000 claimed to be lost in racing bets. He was taken to the Tombs court for a hearing. Attorney Otto Steinticke said Phillips had worked for about six years as a clerk and had checked funds to Blerafere.
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York
G. B. Salinsbury & Company
Edward F. Phillips
Hobokéin-N. Jy
Te Tombs
Otto Steinticke
Phillipe
Balia~ & Company
Blerafale
Phillipa Han Facea
Agnes Decides to Evade Silence in Court
Fragmentary OCR depicts Agnes Buahmat defying a warden and court orders, hinting she chose liberty over restraint after a vacation. The text mentions investigations and custody context but remains unclear on names and outcomes.
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Monty
Cahill Body Sent to New York
The dead body found floating in the Bowidoff Carteret yesterday morning is believed to beThomas F.P. Cahill a sheet metal worker from Brooke. W. O'Brien of New Sark received a fal O'Brien etc. The body was picked up and taken charge of by the authorities. Ward Republicans of the Seventh petition Eliz Commercial College. Meorthand bookkeeping.
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Bowidoff Carteret
Thomas FP. Cahill
Brooke
Ea W. O'brien
New Sarket
O'Brien
Third Ward Nominating Contests Define Civic Slates
In ward meetings last night Owen Farrelly and Robert Kellogg led Republican tickets in three wards as candidates for city council and committees. Kellogg was selected in the Eleventh Ward to seek reelection. Farrelly headed the Seventh and Third ward slates with rival candidates from the Democratic side. Delegates to a State convention and other city posts were chosen amid contested nominations and party lines.
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Megthiga
Dohn Duryea
Gity Cornell
M. Kellogg
Owen Farn
Pipeont
Cay WI
True
Jobe J. Alears
Jat Aight
Piasorterian Church
Hind Greet
Broadway
Engi
Peter Servis
Secetary
Nowe Farrelly
Rateeace
Sareeta
Jopipe
Thopias
J. i
Firat
Dintrict
Nicholas Peid
Seous
Wilen
Donahas
Michael A. Coffey
Charles “Atay Toi Bebulihets, Jr
Aled
Swedish Prince Arrested for Speeding Near Coney Island
Prince Wilhelm of Sweden and his party were briefly arrested for speeding in an automobile near Ocean Parkway Fort Hamilton Avenue Brooklyns Coney Island area. Deputy Commissioner Burgher intervened and ordered the prince's release as a crowd protested and questioned the police identification.
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New York
Prince Willelm
Sweden
Ocean Park
Way
Fort Hamilton Avenue
Brook Iite
Coney Island
Ptinee
Td-Pirinoner
Beo
Burgher
Prince Wilhelm
Binger
New Yoek
Coney
Collins to Review Military Tournament
A fragmented notice describes cadets leaving Jersey Central to join a dinner at Union League Club in Jeray 7. The event, under Camp Wil United War volunteers, aims to host a military drill with past cadets and a two‑gun drill segment preceding the tournament’s start at 2 PM.
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Saat
Jersey
Central
Union’ League
Jeray 7
Camp Wil United
Fouring Oar Passes Overhead
Fragmentary OCR item mentions oar passes and overhead but lacks clear event or names. No coherent facts to extract. record summarizes partial phrase as a stray sports snippet from a historical page.
School day schedule shifts for Rosh Hashana observance
The City Board of Examiners announces September 6 and 13 excused absences for Rosh Hashana observance. Principals will register new students and grant excused absences on those days, with work delayed until the following Monday. Opening school sessions next week will be brief as rolls and curricula are organized.
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Hilizabeth
Board of Education
Nora Peng
Public Utilities Bill Prepared by Legislature
A public utilities bill has been prepared and completed its work in the Legislature. A bill similar to the Hughes bill of New York is included in the draft, with enactment anticipated soon.
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Miltée
Hughes
New York
Hakodate Fire Devastates City Killing Hundreds
About three hundred lives were lost in the Hakodate blaze after a fire box at a pumping station overturned and caused the building to collapse. The disaster widened into surrounding homes, destroying ramshackle structures and trapping residents. Flood deaths in the interior raised the toll to around two thousand, with property losses estimated at seventy five million dollars. Reverend George P. Pierson and his wife, missionaries of the Presbyterian Board, are stationed at Hirkydate.
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Tokio
Hakodate
George P. Pierson
Elizabeth
The
Presbyterian Board
Hirkydate
Big-Trust Fights Trade Unionists in Steel Mills
A dated dispatch from Vonagetown Q Aug 20 reports United States Steel Corporation attacking union labor in Sheet and Plate mills. The plan seeks to free mills from the Amalgamated Association’s present agreement, signaling a major corporate push against organized labor and a potential shift in labor relations nationally.
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Vonagetown
United States Steel Corporation
Hiates’ Steel Corporation
Amalgamated Association
Amal
Petia
American Mechanes Elect New Officers At Camden Convention
The first annual convention of the National Council of the Order of United American Mechanes in Camden Morrisburg Aug 90 closed with officers elected. Charles F Spear of Boston as president and other officers including John under secretary and Joseph H Shinn in Gaarden were chosen.
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Morrisburg
Pas
National Counnell
Order of United American
Mechanes
Pra
Charles F. Spear
Boston
Eller
John
Seeneeset Suladatglae
Ellor McFerran
Wall Street Opens Higher Amid Broad Market Lift
New York August 7 The stock market rose to new highs this morning with gains broad but activity focused on a few active issues such as Union Pacific and Rent. Government bonds were steady as the market continued to see higher sales while many stocks pulled out of the market.
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New York
Scocs
Union Pacific
Escape on Rope Made of Bandages In Joliet
Fragmentary text from Joliet Illinois August 1888 describes an escape on a rope made of bandages. Names such as Quinn and Harry Harmon appear in garbled form as observers or participants. The excerpt mentions a midnight scene and improvised restraint devices like rope and tape.
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Joliet
Ill
Mackingley
Quinn
Harry Harmon
Peiate Betes Tees
Olney May Aid Telegraphers Battle Moves Amid Claims
In Olney and New York reports dated Aug 9 and Aug 2, leaders anticipate a legal fight over telegraphers labor actions. Richard Cleary, ex Secretary of Brats, is said to carry the cause into state and federal courts with brokerage operators and revolting workers on both sides claiming selection. President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor discussed the matter with aides during a Norwalk exit.
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Heston
Mass
Richard Clney
Brats
Bill
Othlcigg
Nygeln
Uniewr Aml
Gom~ Perm
American Federation’ of Labor
Norwalk
Gompere
Triking Teamsters Strike Action Report
The article outlines a chaotic strike scenario involving Triking Teamsters and drivers. It mentions agents and officials discussing demands and disruption, with references to delivery tracks and associated workers. Names and exact roles are unclear due to OCR errors.
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F. M. Bohweb
Rosalie
Hoboken
Agnes
Cahill
Enventh Ward Republicans
Eliz, Commercial College
Meorthand
Bookkeeping
Ind
Third Ward
Republicana
Council
Duryen
Owen Farrelly
Robert M. Kellogg
William M. Atkinson
Prince
Missioner
Singer Building
Collins
Spestetera
Rene Oe Ane
Rosh Hoshana
City Board of Examinara
Public Utilities
Hughee
Big-Trust
Steel Corporation
Camisden
Wall Street
Yeaterdsye
Poulter Bang
Desaiedeal
Olney
the State
Mary
Brok
Cane Allel
Ni & Tia
Nestle
Onal
Benet
Sd Hon
Noor
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