Governor Fort to preside at New Jersey Tuberculosis Day
Governor Fort will preside at the International Tuberculosis Exhibit at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City tomorrow as New Jersey State Day. Speakers include Mrs. Emily E. Williamson and Dr. Henry U. H. Davis with a program on prevention and the need for sanatoria. Teachers will be dismissed to visit the exhibition.
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American Museum of Natural History
New York City
New Jersey
New Jersey Association
William ©. Smallwood
New Jersey Association For the Prevention
James A. McFaul
Trenton
Emily FE. Williamson
State Charities Aid
Henry U H. Davia
Camden
L. R. Thurlow
Plainfield
Gordon K. Dickinson
Jersey City
Luther M. Halney
Williamstown
B. van D. Hedges
Selskar M. Guan
Orange
Museum of Natural History
Boards of Health
State Board of Education
Miss Edna Keinig Surprised With Enfant Celebration
Friends held a Monday night surprise party at 36 Prospect Street for Miss Edith Keinig. Guests arrived in her absence and surprised her on entry, enjoying singing and dancing with performances by the Agony Quartet and a list of attendees including Miss Edna Keinig, Miss Mabel Keimig, Hugh A. Mueller, and others. Refreshments followed late.
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Edith Keiniig
Prospect Street
Miss Keiniig
Agony Quartet
Frank Lynch
Frank Desmond
Leslie Rankin
Arthur Woods
Moe Taane
FE. Muhl
Thomas Boyle
Edna Keimig
Hugh A. Mueller
Mabel Keimig
Edna Cray
Thomas Hoyle
Tlugh A. Mueller
Moe Isaac
George Keinig
Albert Keimig
Alexander MacVeghte
Thomas Monahan
Alexander D Myer Dies at Stelton After Illness
Alexander Dunn Myer longtime Sutphen Myer employee died after a brief illness at his brother in law Peter Letsen home in Stelton Middlesex County He was died at 5 am He had lived in Stelton since 1871 and married Miss Money Ported He was a deacon at Central Baptist Church and taught Bible Seek He leaves a widow two brothers and a sister Funeral services to be held at his home with Rev Dr Tuntinson and Rev William Durward officiating Friends from Elizabeth to attend via Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Alexander Dunn Myer
Peter RL Letsen
Stelton
Middlesex County
Mr. Myer
Sutphen & Myer
New York
Tle
Wiscataway Township
Headford
Monee Pettit
Jefferson Avenue
Elizabeth
Pettit
James VY. Do
Julia Dunn Myer
William J
Charles Ki. Meyer
Charles Writeher
Harrisbury
Kia
Obituary of Francis Jamieson Former Central Railroad Employee
Francis Jamieson, longtime Newark resident and Central Railroad Company employee, died at home on First Street. He is survived by widow Ann Jane Jamieson. Funeral services Friday from St Joseph's Church Newark with Hugh Weber, aged 9 days, son of Mr and Mrs Charles F Weber, also noted. Interment at Rosedale and Linden Park Cemeteries was held this afternoon.
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Francis Jamieson
Francia Jamieson
The
Central Railroad Company
First Street
Newark
Hugh Weber
Charles F. Weber
Annatreet
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Rosedale
Linden Park
Opening of the Turkish Parliament Draws Diverse Delegates
Constantinople reports a remarkable mix of former brigands tribal chiefs exiled politicians merchants and representatives from Turkish groups gathering for the planned opening of the Turkish parliament. The Sultan plans to attend in person but will not reveal the exact hour or route amid fears of violence. The opening preparations are crowded and tense with real work to follow after initial ceremonial events.
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Constantinoply
Constantinople
Sparty
Turkey
Yildis
Fatal Mine Disaster Near Restera Hungary
Telegraph report from Vienna notes a mine explosion caused by fire damp near Restera Hungary. Thirteen miners are confirmed dead and many others remain entombed. Exact worker count at the time of the blast is unknown.
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Sowenaiey
Vienna
Restera
Hengary
Weber Takes Seat in Board as Chairman of Fire Committees
John P. Weber, appointed by Mayor Ryan to the Board of Fire Commissioners, began duties at a regular meeting. President Collins named Weber chairman of the Fire Alarm System, Telegraph and Telephone Committee and Weber joined three other standing committees. Two applications for callmen were referred to the Applications Committee and hydrant inspectors J. P. Smith, M. A. Mullen, and M. I. Donavan were appointed. New hydrants at Rosehill Place and near Morris and Essex Turnpike were approved.
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John P. Weber
Ryan
Sheriffe KR. J. Kirkland
Board of Fire Commissioners
Mr. Weber
Soo
Kenah
Weber
Collins
Cox
Kurtz
Rankin
M. I.donavan
Rosehill Place
Morris and Essex Turnpike
Count Boni Drops Alimony Demand in Sagan Custody Fight
Paris today Count Boni withdrew his demand for alimony from former wife Princess de Sagan Miss Anna Gould in the custody suit for his three children. He cited the new attitudes of George Gould and the princess and the murder husband as reasons to separate his children from money and honor, asking only for his children.
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Paris
Count Boni
Princess de Sagan
Anna Gould
Maitre Bonnet
George Gould
Castro Celebrates in Berlin Plans Spending Spree
Berlin reports President Castro thrilled by the crowds and signaling a longer stay. He announced intent to distribute funds in Paris and invited German haberdashery traders to present their neckwear samples for selection. Castro said he is willing to spend a quarter of a million dollars before leaving.
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Berlin
Castro
Paris
Naval Commander Armistead Rust Court-Martial Convicted
Lieutenant Commander Armistead Rust, commanding the torpedo boat Hist, was convicted by court martial of negligence in recent woundings on his vessel and was reprimanded by the Secretary of the Navy. The sentence was approved by Secretary Newberry. The court met at the Philadelphia Navy Yard last week.
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Washington
Armistead Rust
Hist
Secretary of the Navy
Newberry
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Glassworkers threaten wage increase impact on Cleveland plants
Cleveland announces a general demand for a 25 percent wage increase to take effect December 19. About seven thousand skilled workers are affected including blowers, glass cutters and other trades. If not granted, these workers may refuse to continue with production across the United States.
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Tabegraph
Cleveland
Ohio
Glara
Messig Plea Change in Court of Quarter Sessions
Albert Messig changed his plea from not guilty to non vult before Judge Atwater on an assault with intent to kill case. He was sent back to jail to await sentencing next Wednesday. The elder Messig was accused after a November shooting by his son, with the grand jury failing to indict the younger man.
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Albert Messig
Atwater
Meraigg
Albert
Mersig
Messig
Mesaig
Rutgers Faculty Probes Hazing Case Still Under Way
Rutgers College faculty continued a Monday night meeting over the hazing of Newark freshman Henry Jacobson while officials withheld details. Abraham Jacobson and questioned sophomores sought to identify assailants as the faculty pursues names amid claims of race discrimination.
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Rutgers College
Henry Jacobson
Newark
Dean van Dyke
Abraham Jacobson
Jacobson
Bank Burglars Kill Officer and Escape in Ohio
Greenwich Ohio December 16 A five man gang attempted robbery at the First National and Farmers Bank. Marshal Clyde Wood was fatally wounded after shooting a robber who fell dead. The robbers fled into the woods with a horse and buggy pursued by about 200 armed men.
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Greenwich
First National and Farmers’ Bank
Clyde Wood
Wood
First National Bank
Doan's Kidney Pills End Back Pain Claims
Mrs. Chas. F. Horton of Elizabeth New Jersey reports years of backache stiffness and headaches eased quickly after using Doan's Kidney Pills bought at a local drug store. She credits rapid relief and improved strength to the remedy, sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co New York agents.
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Deaa
Kidmeye
Elizabeth
Dean
Chas. F. Horton
Atlantic Street
N. J
Apella
Dosa
Oliver & Drake
Foster-Milburn , Co
New York
United States
Doan
Writing Contest Rules for Young Scholars
Instructions set a 16 year age limit and school attendance. Do not write on coupon but ink on clean sheet and mail with filled coupon to Contest Editor Elizabeth Daily Journal Elizabeth New Jersey. Enter as many specimens as possible with proper postage. Contest closes Friday January 15 with all entries due by 6 PM.
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Elizabeth Daily Journal
Elizabeth
N. J
Plea Guilty Pleaded Yet Probed for Probation in Hold-Up
James McNamara and James Downey, who pleaded guilty to holding up a trolley conductor on First Street in February, were placed under probation for three years by Judge Atwater. William Sickers, acquitted earlier, influenced the case as prosecutor Swift urged suspended sentences and probation for the two men due to illness and hardship. Downey’s cooperation and McNamara’s illness were cited as mercy grounds.
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James McNamara
James Downey
First Street
Atwater
William Sickers
Downey
McNamara
Sickers
Swift
Samuel Schleimer
Sickera
Youthful Offenders Hear Delayed Sentences In Court
William Drummond of Summit arraigned before Judge Atwater on a serious charge. youth placed under probation for two years. Richard J. Grant, a false representation case, given indeterminate sentence at Rahway Reformatory. Sullivan Flanigan manslaughter cases postponed. several other sentences deferred to next week. In Hartford City Indiana Henry Goddard found $250 in notes in a repaired shoe.
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William Drummond
Summit
Steinwa Sons Company
Rahway Reformatory
Jom Sullivan
Thomas Flanigan
Atwater
Joseph Brady
Sebastian Schlatterer
Edward Mitchell
Hartford City
Ind
Henry Goddard
Dhoe
James Parker
Kaiser Hosts American Professors at Potsdam
Berlin December 16 Emperor William received in audience Dr. Davis and Felix Adler American exchange professors at Potsdam palace with Secretary von Schoen and Ambassador Hill present. Kaiser avoided any controversial remark praising President-elect Taft and expressing hope to welcome Theodore Roosevelt on his European visit next year.
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Berlin
von Schoen
Hill
Emperor William
Potsdam Palace
Davis
Felix Adler
Taft
Mr. Roosevelt
Europe
Firebugs Active Insurance Canceled in Gloucester
Gloucester reports that insurance firms canceled all risks on properties at Long Beach and Briar Neck after repeated incendiary fires, totaling about 300000. Police efforts continue as investigators seek the firebug responsible for the year's string of blazes.
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Gloucester
Mass
Long Beach
Briar Neck
England awaits Morley report on India liberal government
London dispatch notes London awaits Loyd Morley secretary of India to decide if a plan for a more liberal government in the dependency will be quickly enacted or if the current despotic rule will persist until the last vestige of sedition is suppressed.
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London
England
Loyd Morley
India
Army deserter captured by detective at Fort Wadsworth
William Ensign, 21, a deserter from the United States Light Artillery, was captured by Detective Brogan at Elizabeth Station while preparing to board a train to the city. He is taken to Fort Wadsworth on Staten Island and will give up loot from his home and second hand stores found by authorities. Detective Brogan will receive a $50 reward for the apprehension and delivery of the deserter.
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William Ensign
United States
Fort Wa
Worth
Staten Island
Gan
Tatutary Wattioritgy
Ensign
Elizabeth
John A. Peters
Cay
Ities
Penney
Brogan
State Prisons Condemned as Unfit for Inmates
The New Jersey commission appointed by Governor Fort finds the state prison unfit for incarceration. A minority report by Rev. Bom criticizes the majority findings. Recommendations include restructuring charity oversight, forming a board of corrections, and tighter supervision of penal and reform institutions.
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Trenton
New Jong
Fort
New Jersey
Bom
Venezuelan capital placed under martial law after riot
Telegram reports Willemstad Jianggo? captures another Venezuelan war victory triggering disorder in Osracas. The capital reportedly falls under martial law as rioting and looting spread.
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Willemstad
Quimono
Osracas
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