Journal offers prizes for another race
Thousands watched as Y M C A runners completed a 6.91 mile course in the Broad Street area amid protests. Robert Ted led in 40 minutes 7 seconds, with five seconds to Alva Conant, then James Williams and Clarence Martin. A protest over the finish tape was dismissed after an officials’ meeting.
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At Journal
Robert Ted
Alva Conant
James Milliams
Clarence Martin
Honus” Decker
Thirertys
H. E. Fleming
van Court Lin
Y. M
L. AY
John F. Cregan
Journal
Silzes
Cherry
West Grand
Fame Reed
Conant
Fournal
Michiel Were
Libertys
Crawal
Liberty
Crelation
Cregan
Niy
Captain Praises Team After Cross Country Win
Elizabeth Y. M. C. A. track captain thanks the team for its spirit and fellowship after a recent cross country victory. He notes the squad’s consistent effort and mentions plans to compete again within thirty days, requesting support from local readers and sponsors.
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Adh
Conant
Plain of
Elizabeth Y. MC. AL
Washington
Sint Day
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Elizabeth
A. L. Conant
Y. Meg. A
Isham Named Arbitrator for School No 3 Project
Henry H. Isham is named by M. Byrnes Building Co as arbiter for disputes on materials for School No. 3. Board of Education will be represented by Robert B. Cisse. If needed a third member will be added. Frost damaged walls torn down and replaced with better material. Work is progressing satisfactorily and no complete standstill occurred despite injunction. Completion not materially delayed.
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Henry H. Isham
M. Byrnes Building Company
Board of Education
Robert B. Cisse
Journal Fund Nears Two Hundred In Earthquake Relief
The Journal relief fund for earthquake sufferers has reached almost $200. Peter Egenolf donated $25 and George Angen $5. Across the country Americans respond generously to aid survivors, with Newark and Jersey City funds already in the thousands. Contributions should go to the Journal office for acknowledgment and forwarding through the Red Cross society.
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Journal Fund
Peter Efenolf
George Anger
Newark
Jersey City
Journal
Red Crossociety
Dog Bite Leads to Jail Over Damages
John H. Kimble of Westfield was arrested in Westfield and jailed in Plainfield on an execution for $877 from District Court. Sidney E. Frasee, the Plainfield grocery clerk, said a dog attacked him causing severe injuries and damages. Kimble reportedly owns several valuable chickens but has no money to satisfy the judgment.
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John H. Kimble
Westfield
Kimble
Manley
Plainfield
Westfeld
Grocer Rudolph Feldman Rescues Family From Coal Gas
In the early hours of Saturday Rudolph Feldman a grocer at Sixth and Marshall Streets woke to his daughter Emma's cries and found his wife mother-in-law and another relative ill from coal gas He and neighbors carried the unconscious to safety while Mrs Alliman aided by opening frozen sash windows and bringing in fresh air securing help as Feldman recovered outside Awaiting continuation on page three for full details
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Rudolph Feldman
Sixth
Marshall
Feldman
Emma
John Goddert
Sickesa
Mrs. Alliman
Elizabeth Avenue
Gustave Yancke
Alliman
Herman
Goddert
Six Per Cent Bonds Offered By Bullysteamship Co
An issue of six per cent first mortgage bonds is offered by the Bullysteamship Co to retire a prior debt and to finance a new Newport News steamship building. The ten year bonds, dated January 1, 1909, mature in 1919, with denominations of 100 500 and 1000 and secured by a first mortgage on five steamships. President Archibald H Bull invites discussion with potential investors.
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Bullysteamship
A. Steamship Semaly
New ‘Steamship New Building
Newport News
Steamship Company
Pirate Rock
Bowker Pen
Key W
Archibald H.bull
Steamship
Editoris
Government Denied Review in Standard Oil Case
The Supreme Court denied the Government petition for review of the $29,000,000 Standard Oil case. Judge Landis imposed the fine, Judge Grosscup reversed, and today the Grosscup decision stood as the final ruling with no further review allowed.
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Journal
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Standard Oil
Landis
Grosscup
Fatally Scalded Child Dies After Yard Accident
Lawrence Keller aged 2 years 10 months of 152 Court Street was fatally scalded Saturday evening by a hot water vat in a butcher yard. John Keller the father and a friend attempted to aid as doctors Stern and Mravla attended but the child died last evening.
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Lawrence Keller
John
Agnes Keller
Court Street
Keller
Emilei
Fases Kamnoned
Dra. Stern Mravla
Ferdinand P Pepin Dies After Short Illness
Ferdinand Philip Pepin 56 longtime city resident and broker died after a recent operation at a New York sanitarium. He lived 249 West Grand Street and served as treasurer of the Columbia Building and Loan Association since 1892. He assisted athletic clubs including Elizabeth Athletic Club and Trinity Church wardens. He is survived by his widow Miss Thompson.
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Ferdinand ‘Philip Pepin
West Grand
New York City
Pepin
Old Elizabeth
Elizabeth Club
Columbia Building and Loan Association
Treasumgr C. D. Kremm
Trinity Church
Miss Thompson
Fragmentary notice hints at local store opening timing
A damaged OCR fragment mentions an advertisement for a store opening or sale. It references timing and location clues but is incomplete, leaving the event specifics unclear and not fully readable.
School Board Deadlock: Five Votes Won’t Decide Presidency
At the Saturday board meeting, none of the four candidates for the presidency secured seven votes after twenty ballots. Wenke and Kaufman led with five and four votes respectively, while Timms and Matthews trailed. A fifteen minute recess followed and Matthews was named chairman pro tem as efforts to resolve the deadlock continued.
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Board of Education
Timms
Kaufman
Matthews
Wenke
Desmond
Brokaw
Kaufmin
Bailey
Mr. Kaufman
Mr. Wenke
Morrison
President Denies Charges Against Congress over Secret Service
President Roosevelt rejects claims that he accused current members of corruption and defends the Secret Service. He cites past prosecutions of senators and representatives, urges consolidating federal detective work under the justice department, and accuses Speaker Cannon's aide of fueling attacks.Continues on fifth page.
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Congress
Washington
Roosevelt
Secret Service
House
Hiouse
Department of Justice
Wilkie
Agita Fn
L. W. Busbey
Cannon
Chicago
Mitchell
Burton
Williamson
Hermann
Driggs
Committee On Appropriations
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Relief Fund Opened for Sicily Disaster Sufferers
Union County Trust Co. is prepared to forward direct and instant remittances for the relief of the sufferers from the recent disaster in Sicily.
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T Union County Trust Co
Sicily
House approves 800000 relief appropriation for Italy
Congress acts on Roosevelt plea for aid to Italy after the earthquake. The measure allocates 800000 including 300000 in supplies from ships Celtic and Culgoa. The House and Senate pass the bill with a joint resolution endorsing swift relief without national limits.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Celtic
Culgoa
House
Senate
Supreme Court Rules vs Consolidated Gas on 60-Cent Gas
The Supreme Court today decided against the Consolidated Gas Company of New York in its bid to regain control of state price limits and reattain 60 cent natural gas rates, affecting New York consumers and the energy market.
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New York State
the Journal
Washington
Supreme Court
Consolidated Gas Company of New York
Important sale tomorrow at Levy's Department Store
Tomorrow at 9 A M Levy's Department Store on Wall Street conducts an important sale. The Newark Journal urges women to review the ad in today’s issue for economy and value. The Elisabeth Daily Journal is on sale.
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Levy's Departmentment
Fiend
Wall Streets
To-Sight
the Journal
Newark
Eisabeth Daily Journalis
Reverend J R Smith Declines Call to Westminster Church
The Rev J Ritchie Smith pastor of Market Square Presbyterian Church Harrisburg Pa chooses to remain in Harrisburg to pursue ongoing movements and work already begun there. He notes the many inducements offered by Westminster Church but believes his sphere of usefulness and existing foundation support continued effort in his current community. The decision follows his service through December and reflects a call to ongoing local projects.
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J. Ritchie Smith
Market Square Presbyterian Church
Harrisburg
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Smith
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Alvah Conant
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R. B. Cissel
Peter Egenolf
George Angen
DOG Bite
Arlene Ees
United States
Grossoup
Child
Ferd
P. Pepin
Union News Company
Capital Railroad
Piatofeld
Kaufman, Timms and Matthews
Deadlock
Elizabeth Mattress CO
Jefferson Avenue
Geb Lardt
Gebhardt
New York
Union
Liberty Street
Ferry
C. R. RB
Terminal Station
Secret Service Message
Says
Speaker Cannon
Senator Hale
House of Representativess
Italy
Ord
Mount Peled
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
J. R. Smith
Westminster Church
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