Patterson Calls for Harmony in Party After Walkout
Col Robert L Patterson withdraws from Republican mayoral race citing the need to preserve party unity. He notes internal calls for another candidate and alleges a secret push by City Central Committee to name Samuel J Terry instead. Patterson explains he accepted the nomination under duty but aims to support policy and city growth.
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Col
Robertt Patters
Mayon Jneypinning
Feasons
Yeateris
Col Pattersett
Republican Party
Powers
Leline
City Central Committees
Rupublivina
Ctty
yiTork
Menvlag
Alee
Wwas
Bly
Towan
Samuel J. Terry
Tran
Derry
Ott T
Fowler Platform Outlines Reform and Water Rate Cuts
The platform of Louis V Hoagland and Lester E Wurfel Fowlie candidates for the Assembly calls direct primary voting for governor and senators direct, plus a New York modeled employers liability law and public utilities act to regulate monopolies. It opposes public service privilege abuse by Elizabeth town Water Co and seeks rate reductions, with a proposed half price cut for local water and a commission to set fair service charges across regions.
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Guvreior
Don Breeamen
United States
New York
Charles K. Hinghis
Arecome
Louis V. Hoagland
Lester E. Wurfel
Fowlie
Assembly
Elizabethtown Water Company
Charles E. Hughes
Titan
Itsetts
Ohio
Allesbeth
Ple
Elizabeth
Ehussetts
Robbery on steamship nets valuables loss
Report from New York Aug 20 describes a steamer robbery in which jewels vanished after the ship docked at Bowmen. Police and detectives began a full investigation as officials questioned crew and passengers about the mysterious theft and its timing amid heightened security.
Car Rowdies Sent to Jail
Judge Mahon showed no sympathy as John Moran of Bond Street and Thomas Burns of Anna Street were arraigned in City Criminal Court on a charge of causing a disturbance on a Third Street trolley car in Elizabeth avenue. They were fined 45 and 5 in default 90 days in county jail. Principal witness was John Griffin, with conductor George J. Strochman testifying that Moran and Burns boarded the car, refused fares, argued, were stopped at the Second precinct station, paid fares, then became abusive and fought after leaving the station. Chanceman Feehan and Patrolman Wiggins assisted and arrested the pair.
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Judge Mahon
John Moran
Bond Street
Thomas Burns
Anna Street
City Criminal Court
Elizabeth
Avenue
Joh Griffin
Teer
Biatrest
Youthful Prisoner Is Classy Scrapper
Paul Stanhko, 18, of Booth Park Street, was arraigned in City Criminal Court before Judge Mabon on three charges of assault and battery. He was held to await the October Grand Jury. Complainants John Krosko and Maryon Tortus testified that Stanhko struck Tortus with a bottle, causing a scalp wound, and injured Krosko as well. The defendant admitted striking Tortus with the bottle but denied an assault on Krosko. The incident occurred after a quarrel in the Old Country formation.
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Sheralders
Paul Stanhko
Booth Park Street
City Criminal Court
Mabon
Eault
John Krosoko
Wall Street
Maryon Tortus
South Front Strat
Con
Stoahko
Kromoto
Old Country
Scaffold falls injures fourteen on Sevent Avenue
New York Aug 30 fourteen men were injured as scaffolding collapsed along Sevent avenue while workers were hanging banners for a new Pennsylvania state event. Seven were carried to Reliable hospital. others walked away after initial aid.
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Leiegrayn
New York
Tealfold
New
Diamond theft tale leads to jail term and confession
Andra Stankowic of Ray-Way, remanded for larceny, was revealed to have found a valuable diamond he claimed to restore to jeweler Ivane Frank of Bayway after attempting to pawn a ring. Frank tracked him, Stankowic admitted possession, and was jailed for thirty days in default of a $2.85 fine after a court appearance.
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Andra Stankowic
Ray- Way
Ivane Frank
Bayway
Geome
Frank
Milatkowite
Third Precinct
Stankowie
Anya
Stankowis
Anys
Frank Jayn
Stankowic
Anya Hie
Deimon
MaLahon
City Criminal Court
City Attorney Ready Opinion On Penn R R Changes
City Attorney Jamies Connolly prepared an opinion for the next City Council meeting addressing the Pennsylvanian and Pennsylvania Railroad plans to add two tracks through the city. It outlines city jurisdiction and limits over railroad improvements and aims to prevent a repeat of Broad Street flood losses and property damages from past projects and arches.
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Jamies
Connolly
Pennsylvania Railroad
City Connell
Broad Street Vas
New Jersey Central Railroad
Pennsylvanian Railroad
Broad Street
Identity Mystery After Hotel Astor Wounding
A young woman, about 30, wounded by a self inflicted bullet at the Hotel Astor, pleads with doctors and police to let her die, saying she wronged no one and wishes burial in Potter's field. She remains conscious at Flower Hospital, identity and background unclear despite treatment and questioning.
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New York
Potter's Field
Hotel Astor
Polles
Opie
Flower Hospital
Bennett
Ward candidates buzz as nominating petitions spike
City officials closed filing late last night as a flood of aspirants for mayor council seats and party posts gathered. Republican and Democratic contenders populate wards and boards with detailed names and addresses listed for freeholders board of excise city council delegates and state convention delegates.
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Kenah
R. L. Patterson
Charles A. Chidsey
Samuel J. Horry
Snow
Alfred A. Stein
Charles H. Moore
Freeholder
Excise
al’ Abts
McGurn and
Leary Organiza Lon
Thomas J. Haviland
Jefferson Avenue
Jacob Martin
Elizabeth Avenue
Frederick Bender
Jersey Street
William H. Garrison
Magnolia Avenue
Charles Jensen
Sixth Street
Charlen Behafer
First Avenue
Thoman J. Pierson
John Logan Fay
Reid Street
Dennis ¥. Hennessy
Franklin Street
Robert ©. Maurer
Henry
Division Street
Philip Donohue
Fulton Street
Charles Greenburg
Flint Street
Apphanta
Board of Excise
Allan F. Applegate
Broadway
Aul J. Carroll
Grove Street
Owen Me. Laughlin, Sr
Stugnotis Avenue
Election law opinions vary on primaries challengers
County Board of Elections debated who may appoint challengers for direct and countywide primaries. Chairman McAdams urged that challengers named by county party chairs cover all candidates, while state counsel Smith argued only those on the ballot could have watchers. McAdams warned Smith’s view could flood polling places with challengers and watchers.
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County Board of Elections
Robert H W. McAdams
Nwaa
Marin
Esex
J.B. R. Smith
Wmly
Smith
McAdama
Toen
Thip
McAdams
Munn
Platen
Beenua
Ota
Ie Pika
Husband Accused in Public Court of Henpecked Claims
Michael Tach, father of several children, faced a criminal court today over a support complaint filed by the city. Mrs Lynch and several children sat nearby as attorneys argued that Lynch earns a weekly wage and that Tach had provided some support, though not enough, with bonds later paid to cover an implied weekly amount for his wife and children.
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Michael Tach
Efeht
Pefire
Justgé Mabou
Mra Lynch
Seved
Hague
Overmer
Ketermin
Lynch
Max
Moush
Wits
Arraignment of a Boy in Assault Case
A small boy George Baten was arraigned on charges of assaulting two children of Mrs. Mary Wilsey of Prankity wrrest. Carl Mpleler was named as a defendant in the same complaint and notified to appear at court today by Patrolman Condy. The judge warned Baten to keep away, and the matter will proceed in court.
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George Baten
Mary Wilsey
Carl Mpleler
Condy
Judey Maden
Baieh
Bpialar
Ste. Uw
Stein Pledges Municipal Water Plant Ownership for Mayor
Alfred A. Stein, Democratic candidate for Mayor, releases a platform item demanding municipal ownership of the city water plant. He pledges to pursue city ownership or construction of the water system, immediate street repair, annual street repair funding, protection of city interests in railroad improvements, and the refunding of city debt. He warns voters that opponents will fight his stance on railroads and Comptroller figures, outlining priorities for Elizabeth’s growth and transit.
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Alfred A. Stein
Intercate
Big Candilney
Stein
Genyrad Collins
An & Plank
Treallne
Renona
Elizabeth
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Central Railroad Company
Tani
Saventh
Wall Street gains and nerves limit midday trading
New York Aug 20 market activity shows cautious advance after initial rise, with Dow and bonds mainly steady. Late session trading brings renewed weakness in some shares as investors reassess conditions and seek clarity on near term directions.
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Wall Street
Telegraphic the Journal
New York
Speratore
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