Prison Labor Reorganization Aims at New Jersey Reform
The New Jersey State Association of Prison Reform discussed reorganizing the contract labor system to raise state revenue and ensure fair bids from contractors. They also proposed a salary adjustment for the sheriff in charge, with clearer duties and an enhanced board to oversee prisoner labor and convict support.
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Associa- New Jersey
New Jersey
Emily
Rensidgnes
Willianson
North Breed
Jarrett
Williamson
Hugh BF. Fox
Weenier Dion
Contractore
Rancis B. Lee
Foam
Law Committee
Wil
Mason
Kernan's Seat Will Remain Vacant
A partial readable note indicates Kernan's seat in the Lae council remains unfilled. The fragment mentions vacancy and ongoing absence, with no clear date or successor named. Further details are not legible in the available text.
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Kernan
Pingry Seniors Have a Dance at the School
Pingry seniors enjoyed a well decorated dance in the school rooms. The entrance displayed a large white and blue flag bearing 1906 while eighty flags and banners honored former Pingry athletic teams. Guests listed include Grace Halabae Halsey Hannah Stockton Anita de Goll and several others visiting from out of town.
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Pingry
Amiens
Walter A. Marah
William E. Ross
Walla
Princeton
Yale
Harvard
Columbia
Corealle University of Pennsylvania
Rutgers
Lehigh
Anherst
Manel
Ghana
Nba
Gracie Halabae Halsey
Hannes Age Stockton
Misa Taabelle
Anita de Goll
Misé
Ritter Miss Hoyne
Hawkins Advises Ostracism at Colored Voter Bribery Meeting
A meeting of the Colored Republican County Committees heard a report on bribery in the sixth ward's second district. William Streep, on the investigating committee, said colored voters were paid two dollars to abstain from voting. The discussion touched on coercion and attempts to influence public candidates and voter turnout.
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Republican County
William Streep
Jones
Pee Joh
Hawkins
Candiae
Miei Pia
Ets
Sveh Tine
Aii AC
Real Harmony in Harmonia Elects All Officers Unanimously
In Harmonia Turn Hall last night the Mutual Savings Fund elected officers for the first time in history. All officers were reelected unanimously, with about 700 members present and the fund reporting over 2 million dollars loaned. President Ne Reuter and treasurer Michael Bender lead the slate along with other longtime officers.
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Mutual Savings Fund
Harmonia
Mutual Savings
Fund Harmonia
Ataation
Reuter
George Hyeabesk Jdrvasurer
Michael Bender
Cranford Relief Fund Contributions Increase Target
Contributions gathered under the Bnai Invecl relief drive race toward the $1,000 goal. By early reports Cranford citizens have raised funds including a notable $13.50 from local donors.
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Ing
Cranford
Public Christmas Tree Subscriptions Urged For Charity
An appeals seeks subscriptions for a public Christmas tree fundraiser to aid poor children. Donors are asked to send in contributions to support this community event and ensure a festive display for all.
Memorial Services By Elizabeth Elks Plans
The Filaheth Lodge of Bike holds a memorial at Tacoba Thants tomorrow night at 8. Admission open with reserved seats at 8 to avoid confusion. A select musical program directed by Clarence L. Kirk features Slim Rano Miss Mile Foisecleet and Paul Daina with other notable performers and a closing oration by Rev J. Henry Hale Sleeper.
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Filaheth Lodge
Bike
Tacoba ‘Thants
Etiaeneee
Iidren
Clarence L. Kirk
Ane
New York
Sotanabie
Ee Lee
Slim Rano
Ica
Mile Foisecleet
Ity
Holy Trinity
Paul Daina
New York City
Ties City
Yencopal Church
Von Ende Concert Monday Night At Elizabeth Town Club
Announcement of a Monday evening concert at the Elizabeth Town and Count Club featuring Het Wegh von Ende on violin Hage Avhroetar Faritone and George Pulkenstein on piano. They will be greeted by city representatives at the event.
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Elizabeth Town and Count Club
Hetwegh von Ende
Hage Avhroetar
Faritone
George Pulkenstein
Apolienite
Et Oh Tusboad
Local residents record a long list of visits and travels
The article lists numerous residents and relatives visiting relatives in Bridgeport and nearby towns. It notes trips to Keyport and Philadelphia, visitors from Connecticut, and social calls at homes on Rector Street, with brief mentions of family connections and travel plans.
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Eas
York
Connecticut
Mooney
Joseph
Tery
Milenes
Gipson
Bridgeport
Abe
Palladelpha
Mater Superior Aurelia
Army and Navy clash in annual gridiron battle
Princeton reports a massive crowd as Army and Navy meet in the famed rivalry. Tickets sold out ahead of kickoff with about 30 000 spectators expected amid trains from New York Philadelphia and Washington. The government football special with President Taft and Cabinet travelers heads to Princeton for the game.
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Princeton
United States
Navy
Tovilay
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Senate
Coe
Navy Haa
D. DC
Rootania
Taft
Dewey
Rob” Evans
Pennsylvania
Large Turnout At Rollaway Roller Rink Event
The Rollaway roller rink in the old armory hosted a Friday event drawing over five hundred attendees. Indoor skating trends grow as cold weather reduces outdoor activity and many visitors plan future sessions at the rink.
Carrie Runyon obituary noted in Plainfield
Miss Carrie Runyon died in Plainfield on December 2 at a state hospital. She was the oldest daughter of her family, survived by three brothers John, David and Alfred, and two sisters Ann and Eliza A. Hasel. The obituary lists her years and family ties in a brief notice.
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Carrie Runyon
Plainfield
Ber
John
David
Alfred
Es Ann
Elize
Fragmentary OCR Verse Mentions Places and Names
Partial text references sea travel west bound and named individuals including KUSISKI Jermey City and TREZURKI Terney ney City with unclear hospital and city abbreviations. Readable fragments hint at a dated travel or locality note with scattered geographic tags but no clear event or outcome.
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Ott Kusiski
Jermey City
Trezurki
Terney Ney
SC DC
Fey
Beatty Trial Details Divorce Suit and Alleged Infidelity
Mrs Clare Beatty faces divorce proceedings led by J Bymartscentoret. The second day of a View-Chancellor Stevens hearing heard Beatty explain living apart in a 1013 Elizabeth Ave home. The defense contends distress from her husband and a party guest incident involving Mr Gates. A witness placed Beatty with her daughter at Carne’s home before an escort home.
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Clare May Beatty
Elizabeth Avenue
Elizabeth
Beatty
Carne
Tyrk
Charity Whist Planned at Arcanum Hall for Russian Relief
A charity whist event is set for the Thursday afternoon at Arcanum Hall to benefit the Russian relief fund. Tickets are sold and a large crowd is expected as the game begins at 2 PM under the auspices of the Thursday afternoon club.
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Arcanum Hall
Rummage Sale Solicit For Children’s Meetings
Solicitation describes a rummage sale to aid the Grandi ona for children's meetings. Promoters urge postal replies to W. C. at 225 Orchard with items to be called for and collected on Sundays.
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Sunde
W. C
Meeting Announced For Tomorrow Afternoon
A notice announces a meeting tomorrow afternoon at the Christian Sea ay Rew church by the Presbyterian group to discuss upcoming veses and committee arrangements.
Woman's Association Monthly Meeting Notice
A monthly meeting of the Woman's Association will be held on December 4 at 3:30 p.m. at the church. Mrs. Mia is listed as president. Attendees are asked to bring items for the charity drive.
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Woman's Ry Agaodiation
P. AE
Mia
Tragedy at Elizabethport Station Claims Freight Conductor
John Garman, 16, a freight conductor from Mauch Chunk to this city, was killed at Elizabethport station at 4 o clock this morning when struck by a westbound Royal Blue train. The Newark native and former member of the Newark council had just left his train and was en route to report to the office when the accident occurred. He was taken to a room by Undertaker Stiner after the fatal wound, with his death confirmed at the scene.
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John Garman
Marshall Street
Mauch Chunk
Stiner
Fai Waa
Percy M Leod Found Not Guilty in Local Inquest
Fragmentary OCR notes report Percy M Leod being found not guilty in connection with a death in Geary. Details are unclear. the garbled text mentions names Verdin Taine and references to an inquest or inquiry, with limited readable context.
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Percy M'Leod
Wall Street Ledger Notes Stagnant Trade and Mixed Moves
The market showed no large orders with prices largely unchanged. Participants observed a weak feature in the tape as purchases remained subdued while the international mood supported some gains in the latter dealings.
Funeral of Mrs Dockrys Anna Y Dockry
The funeral of Mrs. Anna Y Dockry occurred Wednesday at 54 Jefferson Street. The service began at 9 o'clock with a modest attendance. Bearers were Michael Bra William Dana James Thames Warly Thomas Duly. Interment followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Dockrys
Anna
Y. Dockry
Jefferson Street
Michael Bra William Dana
James Thames -Warly
Thomas
Mount Ollvettery
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