Union township cemetery franchise debated at hearing
A special union township meeting debated granting a cemetery franchise for the Hill Cemetery Association. Petitioners and opponents argued over legality and public benefit with several notable signatures and a plan for an executive session. The committee adjourned to March 3 for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yw Shilon Hil Cemetery Association
Oceason Wihheld
Com Lnee
Metida Mier Tie S
O ' Wade
Yom Potters
Apinigna
Realmente
Benedict
Commiery Association
D. H. Beach
Iottliely Schnabel
Wascarr
Wigners
John Kean
J. Williams
Cie
John Baal
Julius Kean
Dennis Long
Peter Ernat
William Mooney
John Moone
Willa
Dedlittte
Charles Untywal
Hev
Tor & ii
Tin Bonator
Atand
Joan B. Bunperlot
Cathe
Mei
Venti
Rdal
Pree
Billa
Bunnell
Clinton ‘Hill
Ware
Lenten Services Held in Catholic Churches
Parish chapels offered Lenten services with sermons delivered last night. The text notes parish observances across the community as Catholics prepared for the season of reflection and penance.
Suit for a Suit Before Judge Here
A suit for a suit was called for trial before Judge Whittemore in the Vintriet Court. James McDonald bought a suit from Patton on East Jersey Street and Beckenstein had agreed to keep it in repair for a year. McDonald had the suit pressed twice. after a third time Beckenstein refused to refit, claiming the repair obligation ended if McDonald bought an overcoat. Beckenstein contested, while McDonald declined the overcoat, and legal counsel appeared for both sides.
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Fudge Clark
Whittemore
Beckenstein
McDonald
Heckenstein
Robert L. Katim
James Kelly
Mysterious Linden recluse dies by Minute Man statue
Maurer, an elderly Linden resident known for odd painting contracts and elusive past, collapsed from apoplexy near the Minute Man statue on High street. He died before hospital arrival, leaving German letters about savings and a life of solitary mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jrecb
Maurer
Linden
Mirza Tue Thie Manning
Nylag
Alexian Hospital
Tinden
Pognsylvania
Walle
High Street
Agers Hi Avenue
Palm Sunday Services Led by Bishop Scarborough
Palm Sunday observances began with Holy Communion at the church under Rev H He Sleeper and continued with a sermon by Rev F Tirars. Bishop John of Tregten will lead confirmations next Sunday evening, and a young people's series and junior auxiliary meetings are scheduled for later this week.
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Deste Chareh
H. He Sleeper
Tiras
Erie
Pepe
Nator
John
Tregten
Pheena
Tures
Yanior
Brotherhood of
Donkar
Jupior
Teetor
Odor search halted after delays amid safety concerns
In a terse notice the operation was paused due to unresolved health and safety issues delaying the search. Officials did not specify the locations or identities involved.
Last Ten Days of Sale Noted in Brief Item
A fragmentary notice references the last ten days of sale with unclear details and stray words. It mentions stock and a warning to take care of the seeds and soar, but the text is incomplete.
Big steamers near collision in thick fog
A Kaiser Wilhelm ship and the Pring Augst Wilhelm narrowly avoided collision in dense fog in the Ged ney Channel. Both vessels steered to avoid, with passengers unharmed though the incident led to tense moments as ships maneuvered close. Weather and navigation errors compounded the near disaster.
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New York
Kerman
Kalen
Wilhelm H
Hremem
Southampton
Hersbourg
Gedney Channel
New Jersey
Ambrose Channel
Anchered
Nnn
Ature
Pring Augst Willhelm
Dame Eo
Kaeppera
Pring Angel Wilhelm
Vas
Fog Delays City Waterfront Craft Amid Dense Fog
Dense fog delays ferry service along New York harbor from Elizabethport to Howtabs Hook and St George to Tottenville. The Arthur M L ferry runs behind schedule as winds and drifting lines hinder trips. a strong gust toppled a tree on Golden Street, snapping a telephone wire and causing minor damage.
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Yraterday
Staten Teland Sound
New York
Port” Tendin
Ant
Arthur ML
Lzabethport
Howtabda Hook
Jerery
Staten Island
St. George
Tottenville
Ererrying
Richmond
Saale
Golden Street
Isle
MM Potter
Cherny Street
Poe Aaron Ap
Denn
Grace Church's Oldest Member Surprised at Birthday Party
Mrs. Josephine Bartlett of 162 Franklin Street received a surprise birthday celebration Tuesday evening from Grace Church Rector's Aid Society and choir members. The event honored her long service as an active member and highlighted the church community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Josephine’ Bartlett
Franklin Street
Rks
Hartlett
Two Boys Found Guilty of Assault Charge
In a Chart of Quartier court, two boys named Mio and Jamis Macy were found guilty of assault. Olin Voruna testified the accused attacked him after a dispute over payments for bananas. The verdict came after a trial before Judge Atwater with representation by Swift and Ye ete.
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Chio
Harry Community
Jamis Macy
Meres
Sherthy
Olin Voruna
Penenetiton Swift
Aimilay
Nasnul
Fitters Eins
Eberge
Raate
Cooper Plea Not Guilty in Malpractice Death Case
Indicted by grand jury for malpractice causing death of Nellie Brake, Weyear old girl, Dr Akerman Cooper arraigned in Special court. He pleads not guilty through attorney Paul Oliver. trial set for March 29. Mina Drake died after alleged operation. Cooper held on 85 000 bail, later raised to 610 000. Bondmen Samuel W. Reine and Ardivon AH Clark. Bail continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie J. Brake
Akerman Cooper
Wealfiell
Court of Special Weaxioha
Dude Edward
Water
Paul Q Oliver
Cutterate
Mina Drake
William Drake
Fulton Street
General Hospital
Cooper
Samuel W. Reine
Ardivon AH. Clark
Board of Trade Debates Real Estate Exchange Endorsement
Industrial planners discuss endorsing the New Jersey to the Front project by the Real Estate Exchange of New York. Official approval is withheld due to local merchants' advertising burdens. The plan aims to fund statewide ads and balance through the venture. The committee will canvass to the original plans while officials proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newderboy
York Real Estate Exchange
Board of Trade
New Jersey
Board Trade Committee
Canvans
Excursion to Honor Taft Led by County Delegation
A county Republican committee announces a large train excursion to Washington for Taft support. The plan calls for about 275 party members, with a special train, veteran Zouaves in formation, and a grand marshal named Kean to lead the Union marchers on March 4.
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Aen
Cas
Nidey
Numiilton
Kean
Chere
Yatter
Ste
Pictur Cny
Cajon
Rnilromt
Arraignment Follows Mercy Requests in Dog Bar Cony Case
Morris Kauffman of 408 South Prout Street faced arraignment in City Criminal Court on charges related to the bar cony of a dog. Ben Neuweld, acting for Ventus in the Court of Records, sought clemency for the animal involved, describing alleged cruelty and the dog’s purchase history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Kauffman
Prout Street
Ben Néwelod
Ventus
Deleuse
Wimaia
Wiaowedse
Man Accused Of Burning Wife With Hot Iron
A man named Steve Yervockia, of 15 Street, was arrested at about 12:03 am at his home by Officer Legmari and charged in the city’s main court with burning his wife using a hot iron. The incident reportedly occurred in the early hours, with the accused placed in the General Hospital instead of jail for examination.
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Mahda
Tha
Ovimainal Court
Ilan
Steve Yervockia
Ber ‘Pital
Ae Hame Uy
Legmari
Hospital hearing in session over hospital conditions
Members of the Union County Freeholders and Elizabeth General Hospital board hear Emily Williamson testify about alleged neglect and admission barriers. Witnesses include Latkes Wimatun and Dee Pierese as testimony follows a charged attack by Freeholder Jensen who is absent in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County Board of Freeholders
Elizabeth General Hospital
Chear
Emily E. Williamson
Freeholders
Charles J. Jensen
Jensen
Texas
Il Wan Mi
Tee
Latkes
Lin Theoffe
Ettrabethtown Water
Community Volunteers Elect New Company Officers
Volunteers Furey Major S J Donnelly of the Fourth Regiment and John J Sullivan a former Massachusetts Regiment member were elected captain. David Keane was chosen as first lieutenant in Company F, Benton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Donnelly
John J. Sullivan
Masachusetts Regiment
Darvid Keane
Benth
Fruit Vendor Jumta Reeenry Featured in Journal
Readable fragments show a fruit vendor named Jumta Reeenry highlighted in a journal entry. Details are sparse but indicate local trade and daily market activity.
Theological Student Cleared of Assault Charge
A theology student named Ninark Matiak appeared before Judge Mahon in City Criminal Court charged with assault and battery. He claimed political motives and cited prominent Baptist ministers in New York City as witnesses. The complainant was not present in court.
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Nulge Mahon
Ninark Matiak
Iarenae Tieleraer
Josepl Arami
Malisk
New York City
Excise Bill Gains Favor in Assembly Earlier Debate
Officials in Trenton favor an excise bill introduced by Assemblyman Schwartz. Supporters say the measure would improve excise conditions and it is nearly unanimously backed, with minor revisions expected later. The bill is now referred to committee for early reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sechwarts
St Counell
Horses Thieves Brought Back to Pennsylvania for Extradition
Two men named Charles Abrams and David Warner were arrested in Rahway on February 1 and jailed here as they await extradition to Bucks County Pennsylvania. Detectives traced them from Six Roads to the asylum near town. a stolen horse team was recovered from the prisoners. Authorities from Penn Valley and Bucks County plan to transport them after papers were delivered to Warden Dadd by Sheriff Henry Reider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Moore
Penn Valley
Ywes Udon
Peon
Vale Ley
Las ‘Een
Benjamin ‘Turner
Pasaale Police
Pamsale
Tod
Orn
Petmaytva
Wall Street Market Under Renewed Pressure Amid Selling
The New York market faced renewed pressure with Amalgamated stock weak at about 10 000 shares traded. Foreign selling followed by Liquidity orders drove prices down to around 714, with Smelting and Reading also slipping. Steel shares fell and Harriman issues ebbed after a brief steadying. Orders later triggered a late rally before noon trading closed firm.
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Telegraph
Joan New York
Wold
Anacumla
Cvax
Polite Om
Ube Hat
Wendy
Neeay
Elizabeth Commercial College Course Listing Note
Fragmentary listing shows bookkeeping and typing classes at Elizabeth Commercial College with references to motor at Gebhardt's and serence. Names and places are incomplete, but items suggest a local business school catalog or advertisement for courses.
Governor objects to State Committee oversight move
Trenton February 25 The Governor denounces the Republican State Committee action sending the Exercise Committee to Trenton to oversee legislation and guard the monument at the Senate and Hotel. Senators Hand Wakelee and Robbins weigh in criticizing or downplaying the move while emphasizing prudence and independence in managing state affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Trenton
Port
Republican State Committee
Trento
Senate
Cauanil
Peta Ln
Mitter
Namg Eo
Uni
1Vtire Co
Coemras
Hand
Cape May
Stat Ttee
Newark
Ann
Cape Magy
Sip
Samuel K. Robbins
Ator Ackerman
Union County
Mowaton
Hiss
Fatal crossing accident near Westfield shocks town
A 23 year old unmarried resident of Westfield was killed at a railroad crossing on Downer Street after a car-train collision. The accident near Plainfield halted traffic as rescue teams worked. The event is reported in the era’s local news with brief details of injuries and emergency responses.
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Fowewal
Westfield
Jamee Dha
Downer Street
Plainfield
Boshoamaner
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Aare
Minuteman
Bishop Scarborough
Kaiser Wilhelm
Prince August
Miss Drake
Taft
Ington
Hamilton Kean
Furey
Journal Om Ore Weaning
Pennsylvania
Wall, Street
Gebhardt's
Serence
State Committee
Central Railroam
Jouresteen Sch “Hotkting
Abe Street
Ath Street
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