Winter Storm Strands City as Blizzards Rattle Transit
Flivareth reports rapid recovery from the severe winter storm that began Tuesday afternoon. Public Service Railroad plows and sweepers worked through the night to clear tracks and remove drifting snow. Trains and vessels faced disruptions but crews kept schedules where possible, while residents battled cold and property damage across the city.
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Flivareth
Trafic
Aidan
Public Service
Pararesol
Yentertoy
Bowen
Public Service Corporation
Cara
J. d
Weathered tracks and a city streets accident in one week
A string of injuries and hazards described along Elizabeth Avenue and Spring Street near Presbyterian Church. A janitor named McCarthy suffered a left knee fracture while walking to Public School No. on Spr ing Street. Surgeon Dr James S Green attended him. The scene drew workers from a nearby plant who trudged through snow on sidewalks and car tracks as snow clogged the streets.
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Dyowentur Wihioyn TR. Wilson
de. James S. Green
Jeremiah McCarthy
Neat
Spain
Elizabeth Avenue
Spring Street
J. E. Dolan
Birst
Dvista
Tonanta Nw
Exoneration Report Clears Ballinger in Cited Charges
Washington declares Secretary Ballinger exonerated by majority of Ballinger Pinchot committee. Finds no proof he acted improperly, though mutual policy disagreement sparked accusations. Panel says Ballinger served with competence and honor, pursuing public interest amid conservation dispute.
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Washington
Ballinger
Ballinger-Pinchot
Congress
Baye
Male Linger
Glavia
Pinchot
Wilson to oppose Smith for Senate in New Jersey
Governor-elect Woodrow Wilson met with ex Senator James Smith Jr in Newark and urged retirement from the U S Senate race. Smith refused, claiming control of 34 of 50 Democratic Legislature votes and vowed to continue. Wilson planned to issue a nonliquet on James Martine Friday or Saturday.
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Trenton
Woodrow Wilson
James Smith
Newark
Smith
United States
Dr. Wilson
James Martine
Wall Street Opens With Mixed Early Losses and Gains
The morning trading showed broad strength across most securities with a general uptick despite late morning weakness. Liquidity concerns pressured several influential bonds and notable speculative issues as the market shifted from exuberance to caution after initial gains.
Elizabeth City approves fourth of July fireworks ban
The Elizabeth City council passes a third reading ordinance banning firing of pistols and some fireworks within the city after adoption, with a $25 fine per offense. Mayor says education beats drastic bans, cites public duty exceptions and July fatalities data cited by Councilman Blanchard.
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Elizabeth
City Coyne
Vrtin
Mraylag
Elizabeth Bettie
Joan
Corneilman Blanchard
Inet
Imuneil
Blanchard
Disagreement Over Auto Case In Plainfield Circuit
The State prosecutes Girand B Harris a Plainfield youth son of wealthy parents for driving a car while intoxicated. Trial lasted all day before Judge Atwater in Quarter Sessions. Harris claimed he drank never in life while police and witnesses testified to drinking. The wreck occurred on the May 1 night near Plainfield after leaving a mountain resort. Defense led by Ridge Willam Newcor of Plainfield.
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Girand B. Harris
Plainfield
Atwater
Harris
Witeases
Duolap
Pudadelt
Swift Deema
Statin
Wilson Steinger
W. A. Coddington
Tainfield
Ridge Willam Newcor
Plaine Field
Luncheons Offered by St Johns Church Event
The parish announces luncheons at St Johns Church with a rumba event. Meals run from 12 to 2 PM and tickets are available by phone. Limited padding and preserves will be offered, with tables renewed daily at Selmans First Street.
Civil Service Law Gains Strength for State Service
The annual Civil Service report to Governor Fort details strides in discipline and efficiency across departments. It notes 4,000 appointments and 2,000 promotions since the law, 70 competitive exams with 1,400 candidates, and 220 eligible registrants for future promotions. The commission highlights improved examinations, expert appointees, and careful observer presence, while addressing eligibility limits and the need for local knowledge in specialized roles.
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Dye
Ackerman Civil Service Ling Sa
Governor Fort
Lny
Hmda of
Hoada
Prasad
Ita
Public Utility Commission
Fire at Berinski Grocery Due to Overheated Stove
A stove in the rear of William Berinski’s 113 Pine Street grocery caused a morning fire at about 11 o clock. Quick action by Thomas Barry of 183 Pine Street and local firefighters prevented major loss. The building is owned by Berinski and the blaze burned into walls before being extinguished. The rest of the page contains an unrelated millinery sale advertisement with garbled text.
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William Berinski
Pine Street
Thomas Barry
Barry
McCracken
First Street
Magnolia Avenue
Aid
Cruck
Nations Unite Honors Hero Baron von Steuben Statue
A dedication ceremony in Washington D C marked the unveiling of a monumental bronze statue of Baron Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben at Lafayette Square. President Taft and Cabinet members attended, praising Steuben for aiding American independence, with German American groups and military around, the statue by Albert Jaenicke featuring commemorative bronze figures and inscriptions.
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Spmotaberra
Hanau
Wilhelm
Valley
Lafayette Square
Latfhyette
Korhmanbenn
Liemme
Taft
White House
Fifteenth Cavalry
Wene
Caine
Baron Nighen
Natio
Hearta
Baron Steuben
Edie
Tear Allen
Nia Tawtwink
Baron von Steuben
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Bunting
Banda
Piel
Watt
Albert Janehere
Fredericts
Han
Yan
Bronza
Alana
Amphien
Neirortine
Ty Banner
Congress
Anu
United
Elizabethans At Ceremony In City Remembered
A chaotic ceremony segment notes Elizabethan era tribute with many German and American groups listed. The fragment references Luftwaffe era era conflicts, a city event in Jersey City and Rahway, and multiple singing societies and Kranken organizations among a long list of clubs and associations.
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von Stenben
Mike
Jersey City
Eanriak
Aloe
Chou
Geetun
Cieenine
Varvin
Miuliseher
Krankitt Untor
Vervin
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Doutgelar Mudehriaten Verna
Mask Lothringer Kranken
Vitor Ve
Unter Una" Club
Rahway
Publicity Plan Debate At Trade Board Meeting
A joint publicity committee of several city groups met yesterday afternoon to approve a publicity plan. The proposal seeks to organize a publicity committee under Board of Trade oversight to coordinate outreach and influence business activity, with changes debated and a new committee to be formed from member organizations. A resolution approving the plan was adopted with a committee of three board members and one delegate from each organization to draft a report for the Board.
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Hlmmbuth Board of Trade
Mowter Builder’ Association
Strout Analiese Men’n Auacela
Elizabeth Thew Matuty Board
Taiwarune Gli
Charla D
Chalman
Wie
Roy William F. Groves
Board of Trade
Ube
Sara
Brad
Thie
Phn
Kostar Uta
Mulford
Ameng
Perenna
Phi
Nile
Ilbeer May & Harel
Ernest Wallace
Miller
Albert Liftons
Adrian TL Murray
Sanuel
Ogden Poi Boa
Mayor issues muzzle order for all dogs citywide
Elizabeth New Jersey dec 10 The mayor Victor Mraving issues a one month dog muzzle order after rabies was confirmed in two weeks involving several stray and owned pets. Health officer Richards urges immediate reporting of dog bites and rabies precautions while a state lab confirms cases at Prevotany and New York lab.
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Mravhie
Dutton
Monnet
Richards Thia Memaige
Peraan
Thin City
Elidabethia
New York
Previtany
U.P. Richards
Miyor
Fullawa “Elizabeth
Nit
Hue Ealth
Telat
Elizibeth
Victor Mraving
Bilvaberh
Victor Mraveag
Resigns Charge Shaken by Controversy at Local Church
Reverend Blaschke resigns from his pastoral role amid disputes within the congregation. The move follows questions about church leadership and finances, while members reflect on his tenure and the impact on the faith community.
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Union Business College
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