Injunction Lifted in Rising Sun Brewery Stock Case
Vice-Chancellor Pitney dismissed the injunction preventing George Seeber from selling Rising Sun Brewery stock after a settlement with Philip Schauble. Wilson, acting for Schauble, seeks one third of proceeds and fees. The new suit will seek full settlement details. the Ninth Page continues.
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Pitney
Rising Sun Brewery
George Seeber
William R. Wilson
Philip Schauble
Seeber
Schauble
Wilson
Wilcon
Abe J. David
Edward Nugentagd
I m
Aale
Voorhees
Ing
P. H. Gilhooly
H. H. Been
Edward M. Coke
David
Nugent
Abe
Aavid
Large Plant to Locate in City by Green Fuel Economizer Co
The Green Fuel Economizer Company of Matawan seeks a city site for a large plant. Once land is secured work on buildings will begin. The firm makes fans blowers heating ventilating equipment and fuel economizers. They employ about 400 in Matawan and expect 1000 when completed. The company has plants in the West and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Fuel Economizer Company
Matawan
Europe
Resent
Atawan
H. Blackman
Jggdsn
Democrats Seek Commission as Riparian Grants Debate Clouds
Trenton January 4. Holiday week keeps officials scarce as Governor Stokes readies his annual message. Democrats in the Assembly may seek a joint resolution to appoint a commission to probe state departments, a plan viewed as political theater. The senatorial race remains unsettled with Dryden favored by many.
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Trenton
Stokes
Assembly
Dryden
Mrs Woodruff 90 Dies. Longtime City Resident
Elizabeth Woodruff Bryan widow of Dr. James Bryan of Philadelphia died at her daughter Louise H. Noe’s home at 29 Elm Street. Born in this city ninety years ago with Revolutionary ancestry she recalled Lafayette’s 1824 visit and attended Miss Gorham’s school. She lived much of her married life in Philadelphia where Dr. Bryan served as brigade surgeon in the Civil War. Her death follows a lifetime of church and charitable work and increasing blindness. her only surviving child is Mrs. Louise H. Noe.
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Elizabeth Woodruff Bryan
James Bryan
Philadelphia
Louise H. Noe
Elm Street
Bryan
Old
First Presbyterian Church
Col
James W. Woodvale
Lafayette
Miss Gorham
Broad and
Westland Streets
Con
Aviladelphia
T At City
Sona of Temperance
Pennsylvania
Second Edition of Journal Calendar Ready Soon
The demand for the Journal Calendars has been great this year and the Ellenbeth edition has sold out. A second edition is now on the press and will be ready in a few days for those unable to obtain copies. The Journal Almanac and Year Book for 1907 will be issued in about two weeks.
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Ellenbeth
Ion Eae Bee
Plainfield Woman Granted 400 Verdict in Property Case
The jury in the 8th Circuit Court awarded Mrs. Fannie G. Bolen of Plainfield a $400 verdict against Mary E. Messerchmidt. Bolen claimed loss of a piece of jewelry tied to a property sale in North Plainfield where Messerchmidt had sold with a warranty deed. The dispute arose after Plainfield created a new street overlaying the map and the property transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie G. Bolen
Plainfield
Mary E. Messerchmidt
Dr J B Wager Advertises Sewing Machine Service
An old column advertises Dr J B Wager on Elisabeth Avenue offering evening service and sewing machine repairs. The note references The Singer Sewing Machine Co and mentions street addresses and purchase options for hard cases or machines.
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the Singer Sewing. Machine Co
Lost boy Georgie Williamson found in Paterson
Georgie Williamson seven year old of Loomis street, missing since New Year’s Eve, was located in Paterson. Barrett Serrell bought the Journal story and notified authorities. Georgie spoke to his father by telephone and was later carried home to his grateful mother amid cheers from neighbors.
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Georgie Williamson
Loomis Street
Paterson
Barrett E. Serrell
Col. C. C. Shelby
Nolan
Mr. Williamson
Georgie
Daddie
Elizabeth and
Newark
East Jersey Street
Arthur Barrett
George
Barrett
First Street
Fifth Street
Elizabeth
Lawyer Sues To Recover For Services In Estate Case
Lawyer Ed ward A. Chilver sues Mrs. Margaret Harvey Banta of Roselle in the Supreme Court to recover 650 dollars for services in settling the estate of Cornelius Banta husband of the defendant. The bill is challenged as exorbitant by Benjamin G. Demarest.
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Margaret Harvey Banta
Roselle
Supreme Court
Edward A. Chilver
Cornelius B. Banta
Benjamin G. Demarest
General Bell Returns From Cuba and Praises Magoon
Major General J Franklin Bell Chief of Staff returns from Cuba where he led American forces. He praises Civil Governor Magoon as capable and well regarded by Cubans. Bell notes optimism about the Cuban situation and hints at possible troop withdrawal without specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. Franklin Bell
Army
Cuba
Bell
Rodriguez
War Department
Magoon
Fire in Pitt Street candy store sparks tenement panic
A small blaze at 7 Pitt street in New York quickly endangered many residents. Firemen from Engine 15 and Truck 18 battled the fire as tenants crowded fire escapes. Joseph Berger and family escaped, while Philip Oberman and another slept until rescued.
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New York
Pitt Street
Frey
Brogav
Joseph Berger
Philip Oberman
Onder
North Dakota Town in Distress Appeals for Fuel Aid
A Mohall North Dakota telegram asks St Paul and Minneapolis business clubs to send coal and wood as 50 percent of nearby farmers lack fuel. Stores closed, barns torn for fuel, townspeople and farmers crowd hotels to avoid freezing. Wagons pull fence posts to burn for warmth amid stormy weather and failed railroad relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minn
Mohall
N. D
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Aya
Portland Express Wrecked by Washout Near Comstock
Washout derailment on the Pacific Railroad near Comstock Oregon wrecked the Portland express today. Engine and mail car left the track. the engineer missing and a clerk seriously hurt with several passengers slightly injured.
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Portland Express
Portland
Oregon
ThePortland Express
Comstock
Missng
Chail
Seminary for Negroes to open in Nashville
Nashville Tenn Jan 4 A theological seminary for Negroes is to be established here by the American Home Mission Society of New York. It will be the only school of the kind in the South. The Roger Williams University for named out last year will be rebuilt.
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Theological Seminary For
Nashville
Tenn
Themerican Home Mission Society of
New York
South
Roger Williams University
Non-Suit in Ejectment Case at Supreme Court
In a suit in ejectment filed by Katherine Harrington against her brother John Harrington, the case in the Supreme Court saw a non-suit entered after claims of morning proceedings and disputed payment. The outcome favors neither party as the court records indicate the action did not proceed to final judgment.
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J. J. Dooley
Supreme Court
Katherine Harrington
John Rhe
Morning
Ted
Wes
Ray
Contest keen for the Great Library
The Great Library Contest narrows to twenty institutions from over a hundred entries. St Patrick's School leads but with a smaller margin as Y M C A drops from 41 000 to about 26 000. Public School No 1 and Edward Clark Club remain strong contenders with others like Maennerchor and Volunteer Firemen's Association noted as challengers.
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St. Patrick’s School
The
Uptown Association
Edward Clark
Volunteer
Firemen's Association
Kean bill seeks deeper Newark Bay channel study funds
Senator Kean introduces legislation to fund a deeper Newark Bay channel north of Shooters Island at 280 115 dollars for 16 feet depth and a 100 foot wide River Owe eight feet project at 20 908 80 dollars. Maintenance estimated at 5 000 dollars yearly. The measure ties to the U S Geological Survey water sources investigation with engineer Gen Mackenzie leading inquiry.
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Washington
A. Mackenzie
Engineera
Newark Bay
Shoote’s
Toland
New Jersey
Staten Island
Gen. Mackingie
Kean
Adeine Brown
Paterson
James M. Brown
Sarah Olbin
United States
United States Geological Seeras
A . Marshall O’leighton
Montclair
England Would Side With Japan If War Breaks Out
The Conservative Standard editorial argues England would support Japan in a U S Japan war. It says no room for doubt about England's Far East policy and warns against breaking a national pledge for the sake of cordial US friendship.
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London
United States
Japan
England
Standard
Aay
Far East
Raisuli Ambushes Ben Mansour Faction in Desert Clash
Report from Tangier says Raisuli’s followers ambushed Ben Mansour’s tribe, killing most of the ambushed group. Raisuli allegedly posed as a Moorish official before resuming mountaineer garb, signaling a dramatic turn in the factional feud.
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Raisuli
Tangier
Ben Mansour
Zinat
Bin
Maerein
Murphy Calls M Clellan A Liar In Tammany Feud
New York January 4. The feud between Mayor McClellan and Tammany Boss Murphy heats up with Murphy branding McClellan a liar and hypocrite in a harsh expose over Voorhis reappointment. Murphy accuses the mayor of souring Voorhis due to political spite and links to Tammany relations.
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New York
McClellan
Boss Murphy
Tammany
Murphy
Commissioner Voorhis
Voorhis
Lorg Wing
Itn
Wall Street Market Rally Shows Broad Advances
January 4 on the New York Stock Exchange opened with strong buying interest and ample money in the trading pit. Most listed securities rose, gains ranging from 1 to 2 points while government and other bonds held steady amid a broad market upturn.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Life-Savers Aid Stranded Schooner at Handkerchief Shoals
A two-masted schooner found ashore at Handkerchief Shoals was aided by Captain Kelly and the Monomoy Point life-saving crew from Chatham Massachusetts. The vessel's name could not be read as wind from the west-southwest whipped a rough sea. the crew awaited the rescuers' return to assess its condition.
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Chatham
Mass
Kelley
Monomoy Point
Robert Grau Missing From Home Two Weeks
New York on January 4 reports Robert Grau, brother of the former Metropolitan Opera director, still missing from his home two weeks after his disappearance. Freeman Bernstein, in whose office Grau was last seen, aids Grau’s wife and family. Grau has faced two years of financial losses and often blamed the Patti tour for his money troubles. Sughrue’s School of Dancing is mentioned in incomplete text.
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New York
Robert Grau
Metropolitan Opera House
Freeman Bernstein
Grau
Mr. Grew
Donnelly License Revoked Over Disorderly Hotel
The National Hotel at 1184 Elizabeth Avenue had its license revoked by the Board of Excise after a disorderly house case against Mrs Ellen E Donnelly. The license was transferred to George Matthews but commissioners voted to revoke, ordering closure of the hotel immediately. Matthews had moved in recently.
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Ellen E. Donenelly
National Hotel
Elizabeth’ Avenue
Board of Excise
Kenah
Mra. Donnelly
Connelly
Roolvink
O’donnell
Matthews
Steamship Ponce Still Missing Four Days After Departure
New York reports no trace of the steamship Ponce four days overdue. The New York and Porto Rico Steamship Company vessel left Ponce, Puerto Rico on Christmas Day under Captain Harvey with a crew of fifty two and many passengers. Fog and coastal gales from Florida to Maine hinder search efforts.
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New York
Ponce
New York and Porto Rico Steamship Company
Harvey
P. R
Florida
Maine
Investigation into Newark boys killing in New Jersey
Prosecutor Berdinetas Suydam and Coroner Bishop will investigate the killing of four Newark boys at South Plainfield along the Lehigh Valley Railroad and hold an inquest if needed. The prosecutor says wholesale killings demand close scrutiny and he will determine if anyone is to blame based on newspaper reports.
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New Brunswick
Berdinetas Suydam
Bishop
Newark
South Plainfield
Fear for Safety of Honolulu Steamer Venture
San Francisco reports the Dream Line steamer Venture from Australia is seventy hours overdue and not sighted. Authorities fear for her safety after circulating word that the vessel was in poor condition on her last voyage.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Cal
Olulu Steamer Venture
Dream Line
Australia
Levy's Department Store January Bargain Sale
January bargain sale at Levy's Department Store promotes winter and white goods with emphasis on wine and related needs.
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Levy
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Rising Sun
Cppiiands
Scheier
Cigalet
Sal
Journal Calendar
Capr Broeker
J. B. Wager
Ss Elisabeth Ave
Evesinge
Boy
George Williamson
North Dakota
Mackenzie
Shooter'’S Island
Kean'e
London Standard Authority
Shai
M'Clellan
Mayor
Wall Street
York
Foote & Company
Stocds
Grain
Broad Street
Amer. Sugar
Atchison
Balt & Ohio
Bkiyn Rapid Tr
Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chi
Mil, & St. P
Gad Sanesae
Manas Mo Hawn Ah Erle
Central
Louis
Besnes i L 'B. My
Wisasart Paces Nik
West Perery
N. J+ Cente
Serer
Penn. R. Ros
Rock Island
Southern R. R
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Sughrue
Oes Teericon Os Ana
Donnelly
George Matthews
Excise Board
Porto Rico
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