Local Doctor Opposes Biel Of Osteopath Proposals
Iron a Star Correspondent reports from Irenton on February 18 as Dr Norton Wil cicab Elizabeth testifies against bills in the House Public Health committee. One bill would create a hear ty exam for osteopathic practitioners and another would set up an independent board with exam fees. Opposition argues examinations protect the public without granting a new board, while supporters warn against granting quack licensees. Dr Pollock of Jersey City cites a fund to pass opposition bills and questions school legitimacy, prompting questions from the committee chair.
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Irenton
Norton
Wilcicab Elizabeth
Wilson
Jill No.o
Heueroff
H. S. Smith
Annie
Jbl
John Brennan
Phainfield
Ton
Ir. Runk
R. E. Pollock
Jersey City
Hock
Rock
de. Potlock
Dy Scl
Dr. Rock
J Vollock
Nace Co Mines
de Webb Granberey
Tly
Cade
Cire
Th Willtiama
New York Medical
Hospital Hearing Committees to Meet
Clairman Henry Kroes of the freeholders committee calls for a meeting Thursday at 2 oclock to discuss a letter from E E Williamson. The committee, representing the Gen ial Hospital isolates, invites WMA salon to be present and hear from others interested.
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Clairman Henry Kroes
Free Holders
E. E. Williamson
Gen'iil
WMA
Wen
Inaugural Troops Funding Cut Reported
Trestot February 16 The Senate acted to approve funds but the Journal notes a reduced total of 198,000 placed for fort and base needs. The report emphasizes ongoing concerns over troop support and budget constraints.
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Trestot
Nor Fort
Bla
Resolution Aims to Raise State Revenue to Cover Deficit
Assemblyman William V. Martin of Essex County introduces a resolution urging the State Board of Assessors to explain why certain railroad property is exempt from assessment. The measure seeks new revenue to prevent a deficit in the state treasury and to safeguard funds for schools and state officials.
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House
Senate
Supreme Court
William V. Martin
Bssex County
Martin
State Board of Assessors
Marone Case Goes to Jury
Judge Atwater charged the jury in the Marone trial for two hours and the panel began deliberations after a lengthy trial. The court room was kept open for the jurors to review extensive exhibits and testimony, including the handwriting expert and railroad weight discrepancies cited by the State. Prosecutor Craig Marsh wrapped up with a pointed rebuttal as Marone listened. the defendant appeared nervous throughout the seventeen days of courtroom proceedings.
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Reilroad
Marove
Craig Marsh
Marsh
Marone
Remely Nercony
By & Journal
Ics Ap
City May Buy Mitchell Farm
Restitution was adopted by City Council at last night’s meeting. The council heard a report on the advisability of purchasing the Mitchell farm, a five and a half acre tract adjoining the city poor farm. A request was referred to committees on Streets and Highways for an inspector of the paying of Geass str petition. A motion to appoint Palward Wag to similar duties was referred to the Pi Cont. A communication from Henry M. Dede tick outlined terms for connecting a four inch drainage sewer in Park avenue, which was referred to the Sewer Committee.
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Wd Wice
Commell Ad
Mitchell
Dan
Mallon
Palward
Mera
Mera Sramiliar
Henry M. Dede Tick & Hon
Park Avenue
Trolley Kills Guard Pursuing Lunatic In Pennsylvania
In Rerristewa Pennsylvania on February 16 John Wetch, a patient who escaped from a state hospital, was shot and killed near Skippack Street while a guard pursuing him was struck. Four attendants aided the pursuit and attempted to subdue the lunatic before the fatal event.
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Gfly
Rerristewa
John Wetch
Timihrre
State Hospital
Skippack St
Erie
Bolyjor
Fogbound liners with 3000 aboard near Sandy Hook
A fogbound fleet of sixteen transatlantic liners carrying over three thousand passengers is trapped off Sandy Hook and at quarantine, unable to reach docks. The message describes a severe blizzard in Chicago and widespread storm damage affecting rail and telegraph lines, with Ohio acting as a communications hold-up point as efforts continue to restore connections.
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the Journal
New York
Tower Bay
Touny
Sandy Hook
Fire devastates Acapulco theatre killing hundreds
Reports from Mexico announce the Flores Theatre fire in Acapulco during a Governor Mores event. About 300 people perish as panic and smoke trap spectators while exits jam and telegraph lines fail. Survivors describe an explosion followed by rapid flames. Authorities promise a full investigation. American Consul Moorhead notes American deaths.
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Tetegraph
City
Mexico
Flores Theatre
Acnyuiloa
Mores
Guerrero
Mevivo
Acapulca
Chile
Alek
Washington
Axwell K. Moorhead
Berlin stabber strikes again in city
A deranged male assailant, described as dark, slim with black hair, wounded three more women in Berlin today, raising the total to twenty three. Authorities warn the unidentified attacker targets women and girls with sharp objects, causing abdominal injuries. victims include a woman who died after the attack. The stabbings, linked by medical officials to a sexual disorder, spur a citywide alarm.
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Berit Pebatthe
Uhiat
Ani
Council Takes Bridge Action Over Elizabeth River Work
City officials approve a resolution by Councilman Nugent to form a special committee to oversee work on a bridge over the Elizabeth River in South Pett Street. The board of freeholders cites neglect to grade approaches and calls for accountability and timely completion.
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Nugent
Breed
Alfred A Stein
Courcllvien
Frost and
Barcellyov
Preelebters
Lridge
Elizabeth River
South Piet Street
Fiseholders
Luke
Freeholders’ Committee
Thompson
Waren Salen Ee
President orders probe into homestead entry patents
President Roosevelt directs Interior Secretary Garfield to investigate 2 700 homestead entries later withdrawn for mineral discoveries and to issue patents where the land is proven agricultural. North Dakota lawmakers attended the White House conference as debates over patent withholding continue amid phosphate claims.
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Marstallamt Groum
North Dakota
Garfield
Secretary of the Interior
Jailed on Charge of Embezzlement
Judge Mahon committed Aless ander Thidiek to county jail in default of bail on a charge of embezzlement filed by Paul Strenk a Pine and Front grocer. The case awaits Grand Jury action as Strenk says Thidiek allegedly helped himself to store funds during Dudek’s Sunday absence. Dudek claims innocence and was arrested by Officer Lawlor at ten pm.
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Mahon
Alessander Thidiek
Paul Strenk
Pine
Front
Strenk
Dudick
Dudek
Lawlor
Plaintiff verdict on lumber sale for McVoy project
A jury in Westfield returned a verdict for the plaintiff in a case over the sale of lumber used in constructing a house on a Middle Street property. The defendant sought $129.14 plus interest, with Paul Q. Oliv resenting for the plaintiff and W. Augieman for the defense. The jury deliberated just over an hour in the morning session.
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Sush Lumber
McVoy
Middle Or Street
Westfield
Ite Cleiw
Paul Q. ‘Oliv
Ent
W. Augieman
Serreae
Delayed Hearing Testsimony Adjourned To Tomorrow
A hearing on the transfer of a securities schedule during the Welfare Bay case was adjourned yesterday afternoon to tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock by agreement of all parties. Elizabeth Commercial College advertises shorthand bookkeeping and typing courses at 20 Broad Street, with a photo studio nearby.
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William J. Wolfskeil
Elizabeth Commercial College
Hersh Midg
Pauper Dying Leaves Mission Wealth In Newark
The obituary notes Julia Carlin of New York, once a wits performer, died while living in Newark near Edgar Place. He left property to the Re Sus Mission, including three buildings and about 80 in cash plus a gold watch, with Superintendent Simms named sole executor. He had a long history of addiction and reform efforts, ending with a charitable bequest to the mission where he found conversion.
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Julia Carin
The
Wits
New York
Reseun
Newark
Edgar Place
Carlin
Sears
Lyle
Caine
Ole
Tinehml
Simms
Newark City Hospital
George Hy Kent
Thaj Road
Anna Hisrienda
Reacho Mission
Meeting Called to Probe Odor From Standard Oil Plant
A special Board of Health meeting is set for Thursday evening to determine the source of a strong odor in the city. Health Officer Louis Richards alleges the odor originates at the Standard Oil plant and will be asked to prove this. If confirmed, the city will pursue action against Standard Oil to address the nuisance and protect public health.
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Board of Health
Tvinde
Ity
Louis Hichards
Standard
Vaulen
Bald
Standard Oil Company
Grand Dary
Salary boost for Rahway Reformatory superintendent approved
In Trento on February 16 the Senate debated raising the Rahway Reformatory superintendent’s pay from 3000 to 5500 with maintenance, removing a deputy. Rev. Dr. Frank Moore, former Peabody Seminary leader, is set to take the post as the bill passed 6-16 to 9-0 amid concerns over state expenditures. The vote occurred as Mt. Robbins’s fate hung on the bill.
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Trento
Wesalon
Senate
Rahway
Frank Moore
Peonington Seminary
Henator Frelinghuysen
Sunday bills favor liquor in New Jersey week
Brim Sea Corragpandent reports on New Jersey legislature action on Sunday liquor. Senator Wilson introduces a bill allowing hotels to sell to guests on Sundays with a 20 percent fee. Assemblyman Ford proposes Sunday liquor sales from 2 to 7 PM if a majority vote approves. Assemblyman Ginnelley seeks higher district court clerk pay. A state railroad director is elected and the finance committee extends time for treasury inquiries.
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Brim Sea Corragpandent
Trenton
Wilson
Ann. Fort
Assemblyman Ford
Kaxex
Assemblynunn Ginnelley
Mercer
Senate
Fosham K. Burton
Hurlington
United New Jersey Railroads and Canal Pany
United New Jersey Railroads and Canal Pany’. ‘the Special Finance Committee
Treasury
Freeman Woodbridge
Boand
Rahway Reformatory
Commission bills subject of conference
Trenton February 1 William F Groves heads Elizabeth committee of sixty commission bills County Clerk W Calvert County Chairman Smith and Assemblyman Schwartz hold an afternoon conference with Republican leaders from Camden and Trenton to determine if opposition in those cities can be overcome The conference aims to embed the bill to satisfy Elizabeth without harming Camden and Trenton
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Proma Sia
Trenton
William F. Groves
Elizabeth
Sixty Commission
Billea
W Calvert
Smith
Asemblyman Schwartz
Camden
Stinabeth
Bond Issue Authorized for City Playground Purchase
City Council meeting approved a bond issue to fund land purchase for a playground project. The plan includes site at Broadway and street area, with additional details listed for official notices and neighborhood discussions.
Death blamed on alleged medical procedure in Westfield case
Nellie D. Drake, 19, daughter of William Drake of Fulton Street, died after a supposed criminal operation by Dr. Sherman Cooper of Westfield. The physician was arrested on a warrant sworn by Prosecutor Swift, with bail set at 5000, as questions arise about the procedures and life insurance held by the girl's father.
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Nellie D. Drake
William Drake
Fulton Street
General Hospital
Sherman Cooper
Westfield
J. Stiner
Second Street
Misa Drake
Weatentt
Milton Ay Shangle
Wheras
Vermont
Swift
Union County
William B. Toucey
Samuel W. Reese
Mies Drake
Nellie
Wien
Eine
Stiner
Falls From Train Leave Pennsysla Railroad Employee Seriously Hurt
Peter Tenneson a 67 year old Pennsysla Railroad center from Somerset Street New Brunswick lies in the General Hospital in a serious condition after falling from a train at 0:15. A witness Lee Wong Brae aided him before he was admitted. His daughter visited about 1 o'clock and he remained unconscious for a time.
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Peter Tenneson
Pennsysla Railroad Company
Somerset Street
New Brunswiccky
Linden Thiefi
Pital
Tennesem
Ie Lee Wong
Tenneson
Yen declines dominate early trading amid mixed moves
Telegrepn reports in Dee York February 14 yen weakness leads the day’s opening in Tokyo. Prices drift with heavy losses in early trading and slight recoveries fade within the first quarter hour. St. Paul bonds show strength while broader markets endure continued heaviness and weak sentiment across sectors.
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Tea- Journal
Dee York
Ing
St. Paul
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