Street paving plan debated at Hoard of Trade meeting
Street Committee of the Hoard of Trade heard proposals from Michael Boglan to enlarge a special sinking fund for paving by raising two or three points on the regular tax, aiming to finance an extensive program without issuing bonds. The panel favored gradual work and criticized paving only certain blocks. Bayway paving was debated due to its factory access.
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Otha
Michael Boglan
Tta
Hey
Taham
Beglan
P. E. Flynn
Hind
Uike
Differet
Livingston Street
Bond Street
Fulton
Marshall
Anc Jorney
P&fod Improvement. the Committee Thought the Paving of Bayway
Ita Bet
Che
Lant Alate
Charles A. ‘Trimble
B. Flynn
Michel Regina
Lawrence O'Donnell
Terrible Experience of Wrecked Sailors Headlines Tragic Tale
A fragmented report from Halifax recounts sailors wrecked near Littl Dugk Inland. It notes a captain awed by the sea and crews rescued after their ship went down. Survivors are en route to St. dehao as investigators pull details from a harrowing event at sea.
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Elagrape
Halifax
Keb
Awed
Uchover Denny
Littl Dugk
Mains
St Dehao
Union Business College. Vai ioe schon, Rater we
Fragmentary OCR text from a Union Business College item shows unclear words and names. The readable portion lacks a complete event, date, or outcome. Unable to determine a definitive action or person.
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Union Business College
Fragmented OCR Note About Freeh and Pb Identity
A fragmentary OCR line references Freeh and Pb with unclear context. No full event or actions are readable to establish a complete news item or identifiable entities beyond these names.
Writ of Certiorari Against the City
A writ of certiorari was granted this morning by Supreme Court Justice James J. Bergen against the city of Elizabeth and Owen P. Mahon, police. The arraigned defendant demanded a trial by jury, but the judge refused. Proceedings are for review of the case.
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James J. Bergen
Elizabeth
Nonunion Labor Sparks City Hall Job Tensions
A nonunion worker started at City Hall this morning, provoking union resistance and threats of a strike. Plumbers, steamfitters, and carpenters labored as delays mount, while workers lobby to move into new quarters amid no time limit in the contract.
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Tovay
Three Assessment Commissioners Named for Sewer Construction
Judge Wall this morning appointed three assessment commissioners to assess benefits in connection with sewer construction in the city. The appointees are Harry A. Rath, John J. Hurley, and Willie sioners who have performed these duties for some time.
Juror finds Irwin Lewis guilty of murder
A Philadelphia area jury verdict found Irwin A. Lewis guilty of the murder of a young girl in a case reported by The Daily Journal. The trial concluded shortly after noon as the jury delivered the verdict amid court proceedings and local notices.
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Weetoheater
Irwin A
Lewis
Mars
Hary Howline
Tug Disabled and Crew Escape in Gale
A deranged mechanism on a gale snarled the tug Interstate off Perth Amboy bound for New York, as it towed a lighter. The tug and four crew member survived with minor injuries after the wheelhouse was damaged and the ship diverted to the Standard Oil wharf for repairs. The incident delayed vessels on the river and caused alarm along South Front Street.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Interstate
New York
Tiffany
Perth Amboy
New, York
Bouth
Aorta
Ana
PePollege
Fragmentary OCR Brief From Elmira College Item
Fragmentary text mentions Elmira College and a poker of details about a savings plan. Names and dates are unclear due to garbled OCR. The readable portion hints at a college announcement or ad with a number like 554K and a phrase Bros. but lacks complete context.
State Board Action On Dark Lane Crossing
The State Railroad Commission action follows two fatal accidents at the Dark Lane crossing in Linden. An inspector studied conditions and the board has instructed the Pennsylvania Railroad to consider added protection. Officials expect a reply from the railroad soon as the board monitors the situation closely.
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Union Counii
State Railroad Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
Croming
Linden
Revolution Budding in Portugal
Telegraph report notes King Carlos claims government remains in control as unrest grows in Lisbon. The piece describes ongoing tensions and the government’s posture amid upheaval.
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Portugal
Tornado Strikes Town Turmoil Reported
Tornado touched down near the town causing damage and emergency response efforts. Local officials urged residents to check for hazards, with no immediate reports of serious injuries. Crews surveyed streets for debris and secured affected areas.
Boyertown Deaths Reach 170 as Services Held
In Boyertown a public memorial observed the rising death toll reaching 170 with services at churches and local businesses closing in the afternoon. The article notes memorials and varied tributes for the victims amid funeral rites and community response.
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Ai Wee
Jad Jrimbara
Aimee Sbaertad
Diphtheria Still On The Increase At Rahway Reformatory
Diphtheria remains a rising problem at Rahway Reformatory with fifty six prisoners ill and nine under suspicion, as authorities monitor throats and send cultures to state officials. Most inmates appear to be recovering, and officials expect the outbreak to be stamped out without serious loss.
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Rahway Reformatory
Union County Savings Bank Conservatism Highlighted
The Journal publishes a full statement of Union County Savings Bank assets showing municipal and county bonds and securities. Bonds and mortgages are described as first liens on real estate with limits, reflecting careful safeguarding of funds.
Thaw Acquitted on Insanity Ground in White Murder Case
In New York on February 1, Harry K Thaw was acquitted of murder in the Stanford White case on the insanity verdict. Justice Dowling ordered Thaw committed to Matteawan State Asylum, pending possible recovery, with jurors out for about 25 hours. Thaw friend and wife Evelyn attended as officials prepared to move him to the Tombs before transfer to Matteawan.
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New York
Harry
Ve ‘Wrelyn Thaw
Josiah Thaw
William Thaw
Thaw
Amile
Jerôme
Littleton
Dowling
Alde
Littleton Wil
Dan O'Reilly
Justice Dowling
Clark Penny
Foreman Grepimela
Stanford White
Evelyn
Lake
Harry K. Thaw
Mattawan
Matteawan
Iran
Major Cary
Littleton Godtinosd
Merriman succeeds Jameson as premier
Temproon to the Tourmars oem notes Merriman takes office as Cape Colony premier after Dr. Jameson, leader of the African Bund, steps down. The article records a leadership succession in the Cape Colony government.
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Merriman
Jameson
Tourmars Oem
BarData
Cape Colony
Dr. Jameson
African Bund
Dennis O'Sullivan Actor Dead at Columbus
Dennis O'Sullivan, actor, died in Columbus after a short illness. Funeral arrangements were pending at Grant Hospital, where he had been treated. O'Sullivan was known for stage and screen work and had ties to the Tale to the Journal column.
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Dennis O'Sullivan
DEAD
Columbus
Tale To the Journal
Columny
Danate Ativan
Grant Hospital
Fragmentary note on broken glasses order and delivery
A partial OCR entry describes a broken glasses order and delivery to a facility at Hersh Building with a few additional notes about opportunities and a pace address. The legibility is limited with several unreadable segments.
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Tare Saas Eee
Ees Manufacturing Co
Hersh
Wille Ee
Whita
Lars
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Ralle * Post Company
Fournah
Id Deere
Carlos Pata
Jourral OW
Boyertown
Baltimore Fire
Moat Creare
Pridalgat
Notall Pruterday
Faigte
Beault Hie
Sete
Ib Senees
Knickerbocker
Lunghéon
Mturn
Evelyn Thaw
Linn
Pooplad Prides
I. Oultere's
Brod
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