Board of Education reorganizes for 1908 and elects officers
The Board of Education reorganized for 1908 electing President J P Reilly to another term and Wenke as vice president. Drs Funk and Conover were named medical inspectors at 250 dollars each. City Examiners Willis Robii and Kate Warner were reappointed. Rules changes were discussed, mainly technical in nature.
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Board of Education
Reilly
J. P. Reilly
Alexander Kaufman
Miannay
Matthews
Teachic
Charles
Wenke
Kaufman
Josph.Funk
J._H. P.Conover
Pectora
Misa Kate M. Warner
Wchool ‘Force
City Board of Examiners
Clouded brain clears up on proper food
A Michigan woman reports improved health after switching to steady meals of bread, meat, and dairy, avoiding stuffing foods. She claims constipation and dull thinking improved, her stomach and bowels in good condition, and mental clarity restored.
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Wellville
Tayuainge
Sonia
Pos . Co
Batt
Postume Creek
Mich
Revisions Set for Normal School Rules and Teacher Salary
The text notes changes to the Normal School framework and raises the junior class teacher salary from $600 to $1,000. It mentions terms dated January 1, 98 and reference to annual examinations, with some revised rules to be issued in a bound booklet for general distribution.
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Clement
Iiag
Speers
Elizabeth
New Cruiser North Carolina Ready for Government Tests
Newport News Va Jan 3 The big new United States armored cruiser North Carolina built by Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company is ready to proceed to Rockland Maine for official government tests Monday and Tuesday. Builders expect she will exceed 22 knots and complete a 24 hour endurance run under forced draft. The ship, commanded by Captain W G Melvin, will be turned over to the Navy at Norfolk in February alongside sister ship Montauk.
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Newport, News
North Carolina
Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
Rockland
Naval Trial Board
Monroe Island
Rockland Light
Maine
Boston Light
Boston
New England
W. G.melvin
Walter .A. Post
Hull
Homer L. ‘Ferguson
James Rowbottom
Charles Baileymmander
Victor Blue
Ae Cernese
Navy Department
Norfolk Navy Yard
Montans
Connecticut
Pacific
Middlesex Water Company Objects To Glaser Fertilizer Plant
The Middlesex Water Company of South Plainfield, via ex Governor Foster Voorhees, serves notice on Theodore Glaser of Alton to fix alleged pollution risks to the local water supply. If not remedied, the case may go to court as Fanwood Township has already sued to force removal of the plant.
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South Plainfeld
Middlesex Water Company
Foster M. Voorhees
Theodore Glaser
Alton
Glaser
Voorhees
Giaser
Fanwood
Fort Templeton Fort to Speak at Jersey City Conference
Fort to speak at the forthcoming Charities and Correction conference to be held in Jersey City February 9 10 and 11 at the High School assembly hall due to acoustics and central location. Governor Fort will address the opening session February 9 at 3 30 PM with other dignitaries including Dr Felix Adler Dr William H Allen and Mayor Wittpenn. Major topics include Organized Charities and Children from an Educational Standpoint with noted clergy educators and local officials among the participants.
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Jersey City
Conference of Charities and Correction
Jersey
Assembly Hall
Thagnew’ High School
Ess Lans
Board of Education
Governor Fort
Felix Adler
The
Ethical Culture Society of
New York
William’ H. Allen
Municipal Research Department
New York City
Wittpenn
Marshal van Winkle
N. C. Nickerson
Pieters Conoe
Elmer 8. Forbes
St. John’s Protestant” Episcopal Church
Anderson
Organized Aid
Eee of
Henry
Six Years in Prison for Municipal Clerk
John Andrews formerly chief clerk in the Atlantic City comptroller's office was sentenced to six years in State Prison after a county court forgery conviction. He renewed bail and obtained liberty pending appeal, leaving the courthouse with a sister and brother. Andrews faced over thirty forgery and embezzlement counts totaling more than $20,000, shocking the city.
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Landing
John Andrews
Comptroller’s Office
Atlantic City
Higbee
Andrews
Amens
Executive Clerk Edward Fox resigns after forty-two years service
Trenton reports Executive Clerk Edward Fox has submitted his resignation to Governor Stokes effective January 21, the end of the governor's term. Fox has served forty-two years and is eligible for retirement on half pay of $900. The rest is literary commentary from Strand Magazine.
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Edward Fox
Trenton
Stokes
Col Fox
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Conover Inspectors
del John P. Reilly
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John Robert Pringle
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Newport
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Streatham
Landon
Fort
Felix Adter
London
Strand Magazine
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Cana Ae
Renee Bae Oliver
Wenty
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Tuckler Bros
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Itacon
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Colgate
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Goetting
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Elizabeth Ave
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