No Nomination By Democrats In County Convention
The Democratic county convention voted thirty nine to nine against nominating a candidate for Assemblyman in opposition to Republican Randolph J. Perkiss, who had secured the nomination. Delegates totaled forty eight as James E. Martina from Plainfield arrived to oppose a nomination. Chairman John J. Crowell presided while Tuttle of Westfield was elected temporary chairman and Frederick Zier named secretary, with tributes paid to late Assemblyman Embree. The meeting adjourned with incomplete committee reports as Cox of Cranford spoke on continued events.
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Randolph J. Perkiss
John J. Crowell
James E. Martina
Plainfield
Crowell
McAdams
Tuttle
Westfield
Frederick
Zier
Embree Ee
Wien
Nolan
Field
Joseph Pabrrinen
John Lammerding
Bitanheth
Dapae
Beth
Clarence ‘Tend
Frederick Zier
Stimmibeth
Regeas
Reed Wee
Phen J. Cox
Cranford
FiveYearOld Linden Girl Perishes in House Fire
Enveloped in flames at 5 30 Monday evening May Ducoty five daughter of Michael Ducoty died seven hours later at home in Linden. Neighbor aided by her little brother after the blaze started when kitchen lighted during a match. Dr H P Hough attended and she passed away. Also noted are obituaries for Mrs Mary Higgins and Mrs Agnes Uridey with funeral notices in Holy Rosary church and Ansley Iowa listings.
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May Ducoty
Michael Ducoty
Linden
Mr. Ducoty
W. J. Burch & Co
Unden
Jacobus
H. P. Hough
Rahwa
Oat Agen
Mary Mightts
Mary Higgins
James Higgins
Livingston Street
Tinketh
New York
Worrall
James Ine
Ion Tron
Counalimam
Ttes Dangafers
Mra M
Higgins
Mjasea Mary
Catherine’ Teere
Puneral
State Tax Board to Meet at City Hall Tomorrow
The State Board of Taxation will convene at City Hall at 11.15 tomorrow morning. Eleven hearings on appeals from local assessment boards were scheduled, with sessions in Essex Warren Vincentown Burlington and Atlantic City areas. One appeal heard earlier in the week. company requests for reductions noted, and decisions may proceed to the Supreme Court.
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State Board of Taxation
Trentons
State House
Ama
Kebroai K. Tureday
Fol
Zs Court House
Kaere
Essex County
Warren County
Vincentown
Burlington County
Mgape
Merah
Ginterday
Atlantic City
Anaes Ie ‘Haddon
Tax Board
Shek (T Abtalt Te Aoid
Suprems Court
McCandless Sent to the Reformatory Trial Note
In a brief court session the prosecutor stated there was no definite charge against McMaben while McCandless was sent to the reformatory. The case involved conflicting information about the offense and a two week delay for a state investigation. The transcript contains garbled phrases and unclear references to related individuals.
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Bo Merning
Sasares
Plean Engileh
McMaben
Runaway Polish Baker Horse Causes Street Mayhem
A horse owned by a Polish baker fled on Elisabeth avenue near Fifth street yesterday morning. A nearby barkeeper fired a snowball that struck the animal’s head, sending the horse reeling. The driver pursued as the beast dashed along, then the horse’s shaft ripped open its side after catching on a broken shaft two blocks away.
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Elisabeth Avenue
Fifthtreet
Ind
Trolley Car Injures St Bernard Dog In City Accident
A St Bernard belonging to Otto of 160 Court Street was struck by a trolley car yesterday afternoon. The dog, missing part of a leg, crawled from beneath the vehicle whimpering and seeking sympathy. The motorman halted the car abruptly, throwing passengers forward as the dog limped away.
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St. Bernard
Otto
Court Street
Elizabeth
Traffic Blocked on Third Street
A fragmented notice reports traffic disruption on Third Street with unclear details and no clear dates or responsible agency due to garbled OCR text.
Mystery of Laplus Memoriae Court Case In New York
District Attorney Jerome seeks information as Judge Mahon ponders a puzzling matter in a New York courtroom. The scene includes a judge’s quiet study, heat waves from a stew, and detectives gathering around a busy office as a possible complex case unfolds.
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York
New York
Buck Buys Weber Property on Third Street
Charles N Buck completed a transfer of a portion of William Weber’s former Third Street property through the E Phares Agency. The new owner plans extensive immediate improvements to the site.
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Charles
Buck
Weber
Third Street
Third Street Realty
William Weber
Charles N. Buck
E. Phares
Steamer Alba Crew Rescued Off Amsterdam
Life boats reached the British steamer Alba ashore near Amsterdam and rescued the crew. The Alba was en route from Newport News to Amsterdam when it ran aground early yesterday amid gale conditions. Efforts to abandon the ship continued until the rescue by Chin ships.
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ALBA
Amsterdam
Holland
Newport Nem
Albi
Prince Eitel on Road to Recovery
Berlin reports Prince Eitel Frederic, previously seriously ill with inflammation, showing improvement as medical bulletins confirm his condition. The weathered note states he remains under care but is recovering steadily.
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Prince Eitel
Berlin
Eitel Frederic
Roca vi Iinms
President to Retain Commissioner Frederick J. Allen
The President announces the intention to retain Commissioner of Patents Frederick J. Allen of New York in his office. The communication outlines continued service and official duties.
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Allen
Washington
Feb. L
Frederick J. Allen
New York
Professor Sughaue Facpaeen toea Mor Aah Sot
A faded line reads Professor Sughaue Facpaeen toea Mor Aah Sot appears with address DE B Epstein 10 Jetereen Ave. STE ae. The text is fragmented but confirms a person named Sughaue and an address line alongside Epstein.
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Professor Sughaue
Facpaeen Toea Mor
B. Epstein
Jetereen Ave
Benefactors Hear Noted Artists At Hospital Benefit Concert
The Ladies Aid Society hosted a large audience at Jacobs Theatre for a benefit concert for Elizabeth General Hospital. Notable performers included Corinne Rider-Keley, Mme Sesballe Bouton, John Young, and Arthur Rosenstein. The program featured light classics and poetry set to music, with acclaim for the singers and musicians.
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Jegobs Theatre
Ald
Elizabeth General Hospital
Ladies Aid Society
Jacobs
Uckete Nmy
Adelaide
Thurstan
Jacobs Theatre
Polly Primrose
Ire Ta Moyne Tha
Formance
Liss Roger
Hoy Pe
Omar Khayyat
London
Corinne Rider- Keley
Sesballe Bouton
John Young
Sssales
Dulian ‘Walker
Deena
Kroweld
Eatilet
Arthur Rosnstein
Nist
Lyric Ae Volee
Tae
Ming
The
Philhermopic Society Symphony
Walker
Wmn
New-York
New Trolley Men Are In Charge In St Louis Area
D F Sparrow of St Louis appointed by Public Service official division superintendent to succeed Richard Etck, who resigned. F F Brown becomes trolley superintendent at Westfeld, joining Sparrow as assistant. They have taken charge of the company's line and are studying the trolley situation for service improvements.
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D. F. Sparrow
St. Louis
Public Service
City
Richard Etck
F. F. Brown
Westfeld
Sparrow
Independence Hall Club Forming on Broad Street
Elizabeth young men of the Republican party organize a social club named Independence Hall and plan to incorporate. They have secured an option on a Broad Street building for potential rental.
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Elizabeth Young Men
Republican Party
Independence Hall
Broad Street
Jersey men appeal in baseball nuisance case
Howard Grifith William J. Davis and Benjamin T. Hasgenton of Jersey Gy appeal from contempt of court ruling in the chancery court. They belonged to the New Jersey Exhibition Company which supported the City Aspen Club of the Eastern League. Augustus Reastroam sued alleging Sunday ballplaying created a nuisance. The case moved through affidavits and accusations of obstruction and continued appeal processes.
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Howard
Grifith
William J. Davis
Benjamin T. Hasgenton
Jersey
Sheapost
Magee
Jwizinie
Court of Chancery
New Jersey Exhibition Company
Weary City Aspen Club
Augustus Reast
Monument Drivefor a Five Thousand Dollar Memorial
A local Monument Association reports less than two thousand dollars subscribed for a five thousand dollar monument. At City Hall meetings, presided by Frank Bergen, committee members and officials discussed design and foundation plans, with $1300 raised in the past week and plans to obtain estimates for the foundation.
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the Monument Association
City Hall
Board of Education
Frank Bergen
E. Baldwin, Jr
MW. Htaliey
Charlee H. Moore
C. H. K. Massey
William Cuaver
James Houston
D. F. Catlins
George A. Ford
James C. Connolly
W. H. Rankin
George H. Kline
J. Smylie Tucker
Noah F. Morrison
Rey
H. E. Mott
James MacMaster
P. J. Ryan
William F. Groves
Thomas T. Tillou
Louis A. Godebrod
New York
Gudebrod
Charles H. Moorg
Deage
Avuilable Foundation
Thomas Tillow
Desi
Tillow
Ker
M. W. Halsey
No Bodies Found on the Clarence After Lighter Disaster
Divers searched for seven crew members feared lost from the lighter Clarence. The boat was swept by tide or the men may have escaped in a lifeboat that vanished. No bodies recovered yet. authorities consider all possibilities while work to raise the Clarence continues amid mounting uncertainty.
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Clarence
Weest
Elna
Lfe
Nigns Service
Marantine
Almshouse Fire Kills Inmate in North Brookfield
A blaze at the North Brookfield almshouse destroyed the building and left inmate Simon Venutiste, age 12, missing as the alarm spread. Inmates fled in night clothes into freezing air as neighbors sheltered them for the night. the damaged property was valued around 12000 dollars.
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North Brookfield
Mann
Almahoue
Simon Venutiste
Howe
Fifteen Killed in Trolley Crash in St Louis
A tal porte reports a train struck a street car, killing fifteen people. Police and officials describe a fatal crash on the city’s streets. Names and exact fatalities are being confirmed as investigators examine the scene.
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St. Louis
Business Training Amid Market Shifts
Unclear OCR fragment hints at a business training course or session. No clear persons, organizations, dates, or outcomes are readable to establish concrete facts or details.
Great Fire Destroys Schenectady Stores on State Street
A massive blaze in Schenectady on February 1 gutted multiple State Street blocks. The fire began at 4:15 am behind the George A Cassidy Music Co and spread rapidly to A M Young & Sons jewelry, J E Davidson & Sons clothing, Fred Howell furniture, Wm H Marsden, and Abraham Levy buildings. The three-story row of brick structures burned, forcing residents to flee with little clothing. Firefighters battled the flames for three hours with extensive losses reported.
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Schenectady
Lower State Street
George A. Cassidy Music Company
A. M. Young & Sons Jewelry
Six Buried Under Ore Pile at Carnegie Steel Plant
At the Bellaire plant of the Carnegie Steel Company in Wheeling West Virginia six men were buried beneath a slide of ore during unloading. Four were killed, two survived with serious injuries, and two more workers remained trapped as rescue efforts continued. The accident involved five foreign workers and one American, all reportedly digging under an undermined section when tons of ore collapsed.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Bellaire
Carnegie Steel Company
Pittsburg Phil Dead Influential Turf Figure Dies
George Smith known as Pittsburg Phil dies in Asheville North Carolina at about 30 years old. He rose from printer to prominent race track operator. Brother and comrade with him at death, his remains to be taken to Pittsburg for interment.
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Asheville
N. C
George Smith
Pitteburg Phil
Mr. Smith
Coman
Beith
Pittsburg
Wall Street Opens With Regulated Bear Pressure
New York Feb 1 There was irregularity in early mock market dealings due to profit taking and bear activity hindering recent advances. Prices opened higher then Monnetin and Abare fell sharply in stocks that had gained recently. A large increase in gold export offerings was cited as a possible excuse for the raid on the market. By the end of the first hour buying supported a rally with many stocks back near their peak while St Louis and Pan Francine Second preferred drew notable attention. Government bonds remained unchanged and other bonds steady.
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New York
St. Louie
Boston Firm Assigns For Benefit Of Creditors
The Boston firm of Frederick Gray and Company, dealers, has assigned to W. V. Hyde for the benefit of creditors. Liabilities are about 400000, among the year's largest failures. Assets are undetermined. Cause given as keen causes and sale of high-grade goods at reduced prices eroded profits.
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Boston
Frederick Gray and Company
Ee Dealers
W. V. Hyde
Czar Talks To Workmen In Effort To End Strike
Paris dispatch reports the czar meeting 33 workers at Tsarkov Belo to hear complaints and demands while St Petersburg wires say factory reps confer with Governor Gesgesl Tre poff. Reports note workers aim to curb political aims and seek freedom amid war news. Dournovo named interior minister in St Petersburg.
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Petersburg
Emer
Tsarkov Belo
Hetemsd
Eth
Londay
Bt. Petersburg
Publishers’ Press Association
Gesgesl
Trepoff
Nim Ta
Conflicts Rage Across Polish Towns Amid Martial Warning
Warsaw rides with tension as authorities claim to have posted a martial warning. mobs strike in multiple towns with dynamite, arson, and attacks on police and officials. In Volek officers are shot and plunder follows in several cities as gendarmes confront rioters.
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Warsaw
Billy
Niege
Poland
Pablance
Zuiere
Hamner
Shope
Russian Officer Shot Dead in Caubul Visit
A Russian officer, part of a visiting party in Caubul, was shot dead in the street. The killer fled. the chief officer reported the incident to the court. The incident occurred Feb 1 in Lahore, India.
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Lahore
India
Caubul
Cour Ey
Princess Victoria Improves After Operation in London
London dispatch reports Princess Victoria, King Ward's daughter, improving after yesterday's operation. Surgeons say her condition is as favorable as can be expected given the circumstances.
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London
Princeaa Vino Victoria
mBward
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Agnes Oriaieg
Agnes Uridey
Ansley
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Poe
Jerome
Omcs
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Young Republicans
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Memorial Association
Carnegie Steel Works
Wall Street
Foote & Company
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Paris
Teeue « Montreato
Read
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Pyis
Ana
Cates
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Ioral
Oodos
Pale
Kareber Hall
Dournovo
Mireky
Petgrabvary
P. N. Dournovo
Prince Byiatpolsk-Mirsky
Wolken
Erlin
Lokal
Princess Victoria
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