Grand Jury Foreman Opens County Term Of Court
Frank Corlall presided as foreman of the Grand Jury opening a county term. Jurors were sworn, with Fort addressing the court briefly on forthcoming charges. Several cases carried to the term include breaking and entering, stealing, and gas meter robberies. names of jurors and few indictments listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Corlall
Grand Jury
Supreme Court
Pour
Fort Thiel
Imitt
Levidi
Hintsldoreman
B. Frank Cornell
Hand
Ralph J
Tolles
Jaaycca M. Howard
Henry Bear
Laaac MS
Litell
William
Walpole
George W3
Fale
Peter V. Weaver
Hares
Dohn Gulick
Kinard Mattis
Peter Vanner
wina+ dloliand
Mlainfield
John Griffin
Elizabeth
Seneeny
Connors
Alexander Cameron
Oth
Reception at St James Parsonage Marks New Year
J Mr Youngeon and Wie Enter tsin Congregation and Friende. hospitality resumed at St James Methodist Church 320 South Broad Street. Rev and Mrs William Wallace Howe hosted a New Year’s reception for about two hundred congregation members. Gas lights and evergreen decorations brightened the parsonage. Stevens Youngcom led entertainment and guests enjoyed Christmas and New Year themes. Funeral details given for John Stetnie boca, with pallbearers named and interment in Linden Parish cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Stevens
Youngcom
Gurmy
Second Story Burglary at Franklin Brooks Residence
Thieves smashed into Franklin Brooks home on North Bread Street during dinner, seizing silverware jewelry and other valuables. A car was seen near DeWitt Place as the only clue, with a large loss estimated around $2,000 plus. A full inventory is pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Brooks
Bread Street
Ians xi i
Judge Githootr
Meme
Betty
Brooks
Hiraoke
DeWitt
Revival Meetings to Continue at Eiitt Methodist Protestant Church
Revival efforts press on with nightly services starting next Sunday at the Eiitt Methodist Protestant Church. The two week plan aims to gather recent revival attendees and others preferring M P church, with C De Rogers directing. County parish leadership endorses ongoing outreach and coordinated revival activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. PB
Thor Chois
C. de Rogera
Mrs. Egenolf Thrown From Carriage In Accident
Peter Egenolf and wife were riding yesterday when a horse bolted on East Journey Street. Mrs Egenolf suffered serious injuries and was carried to hospital as bystanders looked on. Peter Egenolf was shaken but not seriously hurt and received prompt medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Egenolf
Peter Egenulf
Stuply
Burglary at Crawford Residence Reported
The Crawford home of F J Jones at 220 North Avenue was burglarized yesterday morning. A silver watch and a pocket watch were taken after thieves gained entry through a kitchen window. Police have no clues yet and are investigating the unidentified suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ygranford
Jen
FJ. Jones
North Avenue
Wes
Amas
Trustee Named For Elizabeth Wagon Works Bankruptcy
Creditore of the Elizabeth Wagon Works, now in bankruptcy due to a assignment to Edward M. Wood, met today in the office of Propecutor XI. CL English and Roland Le Crocker of Newark served as trustees. Creditors from several cities attended, with most local lawyers present for the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Wagon Works
Edward M. Wood
English
Roland le Crocker
Newark
Nome Creditor
Obituary Notice for Mrs. Caroline Engel
Mrs Caroline Engel age not stated resided in the city for many years. Funeral services will be conducted at her home tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 o clock. Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery. She was well known in the section where she lived and leaves a husband and several relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline PD. Engel
D. Engel
Ner Va
Gu Sas
Mra
Engel
Evergreen Cemy- Ne
Margaret Mid
Carey Todmarher
Bar Association Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
Union County Bar Association held its annual meeting this morning. President Craig A. Marsh of Plainfield and Vice President N. Cod of Angliah were reelected along with other officers and committee members to organize the upcoming annual dinner planned for early February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County Bar Association
Hames C. Connolly
Craig A. Marsh
Plainfield
N. Cod
Angliah
Cave
Fred'. Hyer
N. RB
Cormally
Frank Berger
George
Atwater
Addison Swift
William K. Coddington
Samus Schleimer
J. A. Kiernan
County Liquor Licenses Granted Amid Court Listing
In the Court of Common Pleas a list of liquor license grants names individuals and towns including Charles Warner Union ward Fanwood Linden Roselle Park Garwood and Linden township. The notice reads as part of a countywide licensing action with multiple applicants and jurisdictions noted in a formal docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Charles Warner
Union
Iland
Fanwood
Mary Crawford
Hi Sehul- Tia
Delain
Linden
Rire Bertram
Roselle Park
William Morriner
Garwood
Tertha Hergert
Fred Co. News Provideore
Paulitz
Gare ’Wood
Gaspar
Agee Sea
Fire incident report about engine lock and residence blaze
A nighttime fire at a residence linked to Frederick J. Bautks involved an engine lock and an extinguished blaze. The incident description is incomplete but notes engine movement and fire suppression efforts. Further details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text. A formal investigation may be forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick J. Bautks
Printers Big Strike Bogs Down Work at NYC Offices
New York January 2 The printers strike nears a week with both sides silent on numbers. About 4000 men reportedly quit or refused to work, many having waited weeks for assignments, while shop reopenings and new hours are disputed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tetaveon Hag Amd
Typographien
TC Nimgso
United “Eupathetay
Atloricd
Tan Hei TN
Eiream
Big 1
Chambers Street
Board Names Committees for Annual Otte Meeting
The board will appoint after a meeting scheduled for this week. Officials named include George PT, Mat thes, and Percy N. Golden on House. Tenry 1. drake as chairman with Frederick Blackwell and others on Membership. John J Covington chairing Entertainment with Evererd K. Tweker. John K. Roglieh chairing Law with George W. Parrot. S. Merchant Meeker chairing Literature with Robert Aton. Parade includes George Rowland and Herbert B. Yeunglove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard F. Hen Entertainment
John J Covington
Evererd K.tweker
F. Lester Schram
Law Gommittee
John K. Roglieh
George W. Parrot
Wills H Corbin
S. Merchant Meeker
Robert Aton
Vi. S. Kellam
Geirgr Rowland
Dona King
Herbert B. Yeunglove
Old Black Cat Restaurant Burned in Bohemian District
Fire swept through the famed old Black Cat restaurant on West Broadway in New York, tearing through part of the tenement neighborhood. The blaze drew crowds as residents fled in the night while the neighboring block, once a Frenchman meeting place, faced heavy damage and significant disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GL West Brnadway
Barmenta
Wack Co
Bohemia
Mt Populae
New York
Steamer La Touraine Battles Hurricane
The French liner La Touraine battled a west northwest hurricane that delayed her westbound voyage for two days. Rough seas forced the steamer to slow, with reports of damage to cabins and disruptions aboard during the five day storm travel period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Touraine
Havre
Meewiijia
New Year’s Eve Musicales Reported at Jefferson Avenue Residence
An informal New Year’s Eve occasion at the residence of Mr. William on Jefferson Avenue featured pleasant musing by Avery and ohjoyalle musingl. Guests enjoyed decorative frens and a short program. Performances included “The Child’s Dream” by Clara Tran and selections by Mabel Rus and others. A vocal debut by Mrs. Eugene J. Krott was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Pleasant
Ohjoyalle
Ween
Mon
William
Jefferson Avenue
Min Clara Tran
Aviliera Rus
Mabel
Adie
Eugene J. Krott
Bridge Collision Kills Brakeman. Investigation Under Way
A brakeman died after being struck by a bridge component during a rail incident near Ashland. Reports say a crew member witnessed the event and the county physician Westcott issued a permit and recorded the death. Investigators, including Dr. Willongtt and others, compiled statements and noted the wreck’s cause as a fatal accident with ensuing charges being considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Tie
Willongtt
Steel Imoketa
Harish
Westcott
Ehargiane
Mr Stanbery Dies Sudden by Tragedy and Trial Looms
The article reports the sudden death of Mr Stanbery following family tragedy after his wife died by self harm weeks earlier. It notes indictments against Oscar Harrison for alleged carelessness in a fatal incident involving a horse and wagon, with Stanbery and others injured. Stanbery, 47, was a county figure, nephew of a former chancellor, longtime factory manager and Democratic official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westphal
Freyholter Westphal
Oscar Harrison
Wio
Sranbery
Kind Harrison
Hey
Hiowife
Stankines
Jule
Win Hye
Santil
Dnetnrs
Arere
Gminty
Runyon
Sanbery
Toda
Hank
Anerly
Nu Ritk
Democratic
Child Narrowly Escapes Death After Fall
A two year old boy fell from a second story window at No 217 Unicavenne but escaped serious injury. Witnesses said he did not even receive a revealed mark. Dr I Be Martinon, the family physician, attended the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wind
Harold
Ninetair
Unicavenne
I. Be Martinon
Unclear Message Fragments From Houston area Notice
Fragmentary OCR text from Houston area records mentions names and a ceremony at a church. Readable bits refer to a couple and a city context but key details are obscured by garbled spelling and broken syntax. The item resembles a local social notice with personal names and place markers but lacks complete facts.
Fragmentary OCR Note with Names and Locations
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Prof Sughrue, Holmstrom, Jaxtie, watergulus, and a corner Marshal. The readable portions list dates and places but are garbled. Likely a historical notice or caption with scattered personal names and street references.
Seven Republicans back J K English in mayoral clash
The report details a tense council scene as seven Republicans support J K English for mayor while Ford trails. A Friday meeting aims to unite factions, with discussions of presidency and solid party balance shaping the city’s political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Pep
Bing
Colme Colina
Celtis
Aise Hin
Crewe Aled
At & P
Methhare
Newson
Sua
Marl Jook
Mancin
Counail
Phents
Pean
Local City Council Debate Recaps Nomination Moves
Fragmentary notes describe a city council session with nominations and party tensions. English, By, and others are named in a tense exchange over minority party roles and council appointments. The record hints at procedural pauses and a late vote amid partisan maneuvering.
Cranford Officers Plan For Year Progress Meeting
Cranford officers met yesterday evening to organize for the coming year. Treasurer E G Woodling and township officials including J Metonnell and B Fortes discussed preparations and anticipated actions at the next clerk’s session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB Horton Frente Chater
E. G. Woodling
Cranfonk
Ian
Cranford Te Hip
Yver Clerting Kamut B. Fortes
Obale Fdwin
Woodling
Treeaurer
Bauer
J. Met‘onnell
Berkley
Austin
Aurin Ety
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ST. James’ Parsonage
John Stetnie
Boca Sa Renee
Nittanes
First
P. Church
Urglary
Crawford
F. #.donen
Elizabeth ‘Wagon Works
Ricabeth Whieraver
Whittaker
Peterday
BAR Association
Connolly Reeds
Jflickrrings
Rae
Bernest
Black Cat
Salvation Army
Kili
Claude W. Grow
Cherry
Mr.stanbery
Child
HEEGE
Houston
Ming “Klein
Tentston
Alfred Hooge
Iligabeth
Jamis
St. Dobmm
Ctuireh
Prof
Sughrue
Holmstrom ‘Cannon
Suereme
Wat Nicay
A. Ford
J. K. English
Wall Street
Brook Market
Mr Dover
Tony
Anaconda
Opentom
Atchison
Anton Pactie
Tome
Thy
Katt
Far Peli Rae
Tee
Meric
Prendy
Kew
York
Foote & Company
Stort Im
Ginn Bacite
Mit
Ronnet
Hinwig
Dennis By
Saner
Conneileaty
Rith
Mapnr
Henny
Cranford
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