Excise Probe Report Advocates Local Control Of Liquor Sales
The commission urges that distilled liquors meet U S Pharmacopoeia purity standards and restrict sales on Sundays. It calls for local option with a three member excise board in each municipality, elected for three years, with power to grant revoke licenses and set hours. It favors a statewide framework to regulate licensing, penalties, and revocation while emphasizing public safety and reduced licenses in surplus.
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Coontmiealon
Hermigh
Nquora
Excise Board
Cir
Liquor Licensing Rules Outline for Municipalities
A long draft sets classes of licenses for alcohol sales, fees, and strict rules. It includes on premises drinking, wholesale sales, club sales, railroad car sales, and pharmacist exemptions, plus applicant requirements, closing hours, and penalties for noncompliance. It also covers zoning like distance from churches or schools and enforcement duties for mayors and police.
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Osell Hauer
We cheerfully recommend Father John’s Medicine
The Sisters of Holy Cross at 44 Chamber Street, Nashua New Hampshire endorse Father John’s Medicine as a remedy for bronchial troubles and as a tonic and body builder for the weak and run down. Several persons of their institution report beneficial results.
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John
Sisters of Holy Cross
Chamber Street
Nashua
N. i
One of the Essentials of a Happy Home
A promotional notice extols health and happiness through trusted products. It highlights Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a reputable family laxative, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. and sold by leading druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Coal Stealing Charged In Railroad Larceny Case
Detective Reynolds testified he saw Gustave Hackman of Wall Street steal coal from railroad cars on two occasions. Hackman was committed to county jail in default of 8100 bail to await Grand Jury action on larceny charges. Defense claimed he stood near a saloon all day. judge ruled the evidence sufficient and committed him.
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Reynolds
The
Central Railroad
Gustave Hackman
Wall Street
Grand
Bachman
Miller
East Jersey
Spring Streets
Theft from railroad charges against two men
Nicholas Miaka and Sevan Dolbrel were arraigned in City Criminal Court on larceny charges for stealing fence posts valued at 27 dollars from Central Railroad shops yard. Detective Doody testified posts traced from company property to a creek and toward the defendants yard. defense argued evidence was circumstantial though Officer Fadde said the prisoners admitted taking the posts.
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Central Railroad
Nicholas Miaka
Sevan Dolbrel
City Criminal Court
Mahon
Grand
Doody
Railroad Company
Charles Wagner
Fadde
Miller
Improving Schools Delayed by Board Action
The Board of Education is likely to indefinitely postpone actions on the Sites and New Buildings report until after January 1 due to funding constraints. The comprehensive plan, aimed at addressing overcrowded districts, requires special funds not available before July. A special meeting is set to consider bids for School No. 11 yard improvements, after six bids exceeded the $1,100 appropriation.
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Board of Education
Fig
Council
Reilly
Ordination Service for Coast Artillery Chaplain
Dr. J. H. W. Headley of Fort Hancock will be ordained a deacon at Grace Church Chantry tomorrow at 10 30. Bishop Scarborough will officiate in his first city ceremony since last summer illness. Rev. Dr. H. H. Sleeper presents the candidate and Rev. F. W. Kirwan preaches.
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J. H W
Headley
Coast Artillery Company
Fort Hancock
Grace Church
Scarborough
H. H. Sleeper
F. W. Kirwan
Hendrey
Congregational Church
Episcopal Church
Boilermakers Plan Annual Ball at Saenger Hall
The Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders Local No. 7 of Elizabeth announce their annual ball to be held at Saenger Hall on Thursday, December 24. Lehman's orchestra will provide music. Committees are led by Chairman John H. Reynolds and include ranks of secretary Samuel M. Rankin treasurer Wilfred K. Halsey and many others with floor committee managers Charles Woods Frank Ruben and J Rooney.
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Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders
Elizabeth
Janing
Saenger Hall
Lehman
John H. Reynolds
Samuel M. Rankin
Wilfred K. Halsey
Fred Bowman
Michael McCarthy
Thomas Duff
J. P. Sullivan
Y M C A to Meet Orange Association Five in State League
The Y M C A basketball team faces theOrange Association five in a State League game at the local court Friday night. The visitors are league champions who recently lost by two points to Columbia Varsity. A preliminary game features Rahway Young Men's League.
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Orange Association
Columbia
Rahway
Funeral for Richard Murphy at Sacred Heart Church
Funeral services for Richard Murphy, who died from illuminating gas exposure at Hart's Hotel, were held at 9:00 AM at the Church of the Sacred Heart with a high mass of requiem by Rev. Fatheratius. Floral tributes included a Gates Ajar pillow inscribed Our Comrade and two pillows labeled Nephew and At Rest. Bearers were Richard Connell, Alexander Thompson, Michael Shannon, James Shannon, James Hennings, and Michael Connolly. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
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Richard Murphy
Hart's Hotel
Spring Street
Church of the Sacred Heart
Fatheratius
Richard Connell
Alexander Thompson
Michael Shannon
James Shannon
James Hennings
Michael Connolly
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Judge 18 Thanked For Ten Day Sentence
Ann Ford, an elderly persistent offender, was remanded to county jail for ten days on a drunk and disorderly charge after a morning exchange with officers. She has spent roughly six months yearly in jail for the past twenty years and remains a regular, though rarely harshly treated, detainee.
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Ann Ford
Ann
Ryan
Electric Currents and Newspapers at Presbyterian Meeting
The First Presbyterian Church Men's Brotherhood held its monthly business and social meeting with Executive Committee talks. Edward R. French announced new standing committees while addressing long distance transmission of electric currents at the Elizabeth power plant. A Journal writer discussed how a daily paper is produced, followed by refreshments and social time.
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First Presbyterian Church
Men's Brotherhood
Edward R. French
French
Elizabeth
Public Service Corporation
Fisher
Kloplin Case Attracts Defense Tricks In Court
Detective Reynolds testified in City Criminal Court as Charles Wwr questioned his past boxing and athletic history. Judge Mahon bound Kloplin for Grand Jury on a coal theft and assault charge after arguments over the officer’s incapacitating injuries and the defendant’s resisted arrest.
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Reynolds
Central Railroad
Louis Kloplin
City Criminal Court
Charles WwWr
Miller
Mahon
Kloplin
Kroplin
Bridge Committee Meeks With Halsey On Staten Island Plan
Elizabeth Board of Trade President H. K. Halsey will meet a special committee this afternoon at 4 30 at the Board rooms to discuss presenting a Staten Island bridge case to New York and New Jersey. Bridge commissions set for tomorrow. Elizabeth citizens will depart on the 8 56 train tomorrow morning.
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Halsey
H. K. Halsey
Elizabeth Board of Trade
Staten Island
Board of Trade Rooms
New York
New Jersey
Elizabeth
Excise violator changes plea to non vult in court
John White who runs a First street sale pleads non vult in Quarter Sessions before Judge ay water. He posted bail and faces December sentencing after indictment for violations of election laws. Anthon y Koch and William Roth charged with selling liquor on Election Day. Ignazio Perone to be tried next week for murder. Sullivan and Flanigan facing potential sentences for assault related to a death by drowning on the Fourth of July.
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John White
First Street
Aywater
Anibon Cruzas
Nolle
Addison Swift
Thonday
Anthony Koch
William Roth
Ignazio Perone
Tom
John Sullivan
Thomas Manigan ii
Flanigan Ing Sullivan
Althoy
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United States Pharmacopieia
United Braves
New Terney
Father John
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Olds
Soo
Licensing Barleopers
Focal Board
United States
Higuor
Muniecl. Miy
Lannage Neapon Peat
Aien Ee
Ilnes A Lcenser
Copartnership
Lcenser
Police Department
Lene Pymstum Cereal Company, Limited
Battle Creek, Mick
Coast Artillery
Orange
Jsit
Electric Currents “and Newspapers
Men’s Brotherhood
Soc
Central Ave
Newark
New Jersev
Sheppard Knapp & CO
Anon i Shirvan
Royal Wiltens
13Th Street
Mehegany Suites
Sullivan
Flay
Igan
Wissner, Lekerling
Reinhard
Wissner Leckerling
Hart Py
Bollerman
Wissner
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