Withdrawal of Dryden Is Urged by Union County Delegation
Union County representatives Moxon Ackerman Tillman Perkins urge withdrawal of Senator John F. Dryden from the race. They say Republicans should unite, enter caucus, and elect a Republican U S Senator, citing strong local sentiment against Dryden and pledging to support the caucus decision.
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Union County
John R. Moxon
Peter Tillman
Ernest R. Ackerman
Randolph Perkins
John F. Dryden
United States Senate
Dryden
United Party
Medical inspection plan set for city schools
The Board of Education assigns medical inspectors Dr Funk and Dr Conover to specific schools. Dr Funk covers Nos 1, 3, 5, 8, 9 while Dr Conover handles Nos 2, 4, 6, 7, 10 and Battin High School. Teachers will assist in thorough pupil examinations focusing on eyes ears lungs throats and hearts.
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Board of Education
Funk
Conover
Battin High School
Sastessieet Pit Cal
Trinity Church Entertainments Start With Friday Lecture Series
A Men's Club committee at Trinity Church plans a series of entertainments beginning Friday January 18 with Hamilton Mabie presenting an lecture on Idealism in American Life. Alfred E. Penal follows January 25 with Tories and Monologues. February features Prof Albert F. Gans from Stevens Institute on New Development in Electric Lamps with dramatic electrical experiments. Tickets cost 1.00. The organizers aim to provide pleasure and value for attendees.
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Hamilton Ww. Mabie
Alfred E. Penal
Tke
Albert F. Gans
Stevens Institute of Tech
Hoboken
Infernal machine explodes in Philadelphia bank
An anarchist detonated an infernal machine at the Fourth Street National Bank in Philadelphia. Two men were killed and numerous others injured, including cashier William McLear and a bank employee. The bomber, named by police as G E Williams, escaped after entering the president's office and asking about borrowing against his life policy.
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Philadelphia
Fourth Street National Bank
Fourth Street
Walnut
William
McLear
St. David's
W. Krup
T. A. Hosbach
West Philadelphia
Financial
Richard Rushton
Rushton
G. E. Williams
Clement May Try For Shearer's Place
A former Board of Education member says Richard E. Clement, principal of School No. 3, will seek the city superintendent position now held by William J. Shearer. The city superintendent selection is expected this July as the board votes on the appointment.
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Board ‘of Education
William J. Shearer
Richard E. Clement
Lcation
Court Refuses Bail for Accused Girl in Westfield
In the Court of Common Pleas Judge Atwater set bail at 500 dollars for es Bushman, arrested in New York City for larceny in Westfield. Prosecutor N O J English noted three separate courts hold warrants, so bail was denied until arraignment next week.
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Court of Common Pleas
Inn and Tavern Licenses Granted In Common Pleas Court
Judge Atwater in Common Pleas Court today granted inn and tavern licenses to Buhler of Garwood Samuel L i of Fanwood Mrs Annie Waters of Union Township and the rederick prodesser of Linden Township were laid over until Wednesday January 18
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Judge Atwater
Common Pleas Court
Per Buhler
Garwood
Samuel L
Lawyer Recovered Fee in Estate Settlement Case
In the Supreme Court yesterday the jury returned a verdict for lawyer Edward A. Chilver against Mrs. Margaret Harvey Banta for 345 dollars. Chilver sought 650 dollars for services rendered in settling the estate of Mrs. Banta's husband, who died in 1905.
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Edward A. Chilver
Mra
Margaret Harvey Banta
Supreme Court
Chilver
Mra. Banta
Widow Wins Suit Against Central Railroad
In Newark Ella M Wennedy as administratrix of John A Kennedy sued Central Railroad for damages after Kennedy died April 18 1905 when a derrick chain broke and a bridge girder fell. The jury were out about five and a half hours.
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Central R. R. Newark
Jan
Ella M. Wennedy
John A. Kennedy
Central Railroad Company
Kennedy
Schalk Street
Newark
William Mayo Atkinson
Garvin
Bay
Howard MacSherry
Prison Reform Discussion At New Jersey Orange Meet
At the New England Society of the Oranges annual meeting in Orange on January 4 Florence Maybrick, long imprisoned in England, spoke on prison reform and shared experiences. Emily E. Wilkinson of the State Charities Aid Association reviewed New Jersey jail conditions, noting inspections and orders opening doors when needed. She cited long-standing jail criticism, improvements, and an anecdote about Burlington and Warren counties, describing a pistol-toting jail deputy and a visit that underscored reform tensions.
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Orange
New England Society of the Oranges
Florence Maybrick
Emily E. Wilkinson
State Charities Aid Association
New Jersey
Governor “and Penal Reform Association
Warrencourty
Burlington County
Alexander
Unclear OCR fragment hints at local notice
Fragmentary text from a page segment shows names and addresses in disordered form, unclear actions or dates, and no complete event or notice details to confirm a specific item.
Kenah credited with bringing harmony to council factions
Democratic factions settled toward peace with City Clerk John F. Kenah playing a pivotal role. The caucus reshaped committees, created new chairmanships, and sparked talk of Kenah’s reappointment. Pay raises for City physicians and Comptroller Bennett dominated debate, with Republicans wary of concessions and ward appointments influencing final votes.
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Bennett
John F. Kenah
Kenah
Kensh
Col. Collins
Collins
Basis
Passione
Glanes
Chenduiaies Leary
Axl anti-Collinsman
Wan Ae
Sauer
Man Abheatn
Neatwy
Faree
DeLamarter
Leary
Mnett
Ne Warnke
Clay Pevensie
Quo Wagner
New York and New Jersey Telephone Company Case
A damaged OCR fragment references the New York and New Jersey Telephone Company and a legal action involving arrest or conviction terms related to processing wine. Details are unclear due to corrupted text.
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New York & New Jersey
Citizens invited to form Winfield Scott statue society
A meeting at City Hall in Elizabeth invites citizens to form the Scott Association and become charter members. The plan includes inaugurating a movement to erect an equestrian statue of Winfield Scott, with $1 yearly dues and signing of incorporation papers. A committee led by Capt. W. C. DeHart urges wide attendance to honor the famed general and his long public career.
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Winfield Scott
Scott Park
Elizabeth
Winfield -Scott
George Washington
Abraham ‘Lincoln
Scott
Maine
New Brunswick
San Juan
Charleston
United States
No News on Steamer Ponce Delayed Five Days
New York on January 5 reports continued anxious waiting for word on the steamer Ponce of the New York and Porto Rico Steamship Company. A sister ship’s wire suggested heavy seas off the passage from Colon, fueling fear the Ponce is lost. The Ponce sailed from Ponce on Christmas Day with seven passengers and a 52 crew. Franklin D. Mooney, superintendent, said no tidings reached his DeHart Place home by 2 PM.
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New York
Ponce
New York and Porto Rico Steamship Company
Wiretesa
Con Aoe
Ersten Sebiek
Ndaijtis
Eatin
Pasa Railroad
Colon
Franklin D. Mooney
DeHart Place
Mooney
Porto Rico
Wall Street Opens Active as Bulls Dominate Trading
New York January 6 stock market opened strong and remained active in the morning session. Commercial interests and inside buyers showed force as prices moved in all directions with advances of one to four points. Government securities were steady while other bonds firm.
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New York
Pacific Mail Ship City of Panama Reported Lost in Storm
San Francisco reports the Pacific mail steamer City of Panama, departing December 31 for Central and South America, wrecked near Waddell Beach. A southeastern gale raged 24 hours, with life rafts and wreckage washing ashore at Pescadero. Passengers number about seventy and crew over thirty. fear of total loss remains. A party at Waddell Beach searches for bodies or clues. Pacific Mail denies official confirmation as of January 6.
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San Francisco
Panama
Pacific Mail
South American
Waddell Beach
Pes
Cadero
Pescadero
A. W. Nelson
Ancon
Henry Walda Coe
Portland
Oregon
James Bowney
W.W. G. McPherson
R. G. McPherson
EK. Sutherford
T. E. Prince
Thomas Clark
Frank J. Gluyas
Charles I. Shafford
J. W. Confy
Harry Cooper
Coe
Pansma
President balks at restoring 25th Infantry to army
Washington January 5 President Roosevelt said any bill to restore the negro troops of the 25th Infantry to the Army would be the worst waste of paper. He asserted he was Commander in Chief and had not exceeded his authority. Senator Martin of Virginia, an editor, said he agreed.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
25Th Infantry
Martin
Virginia
Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Organized
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was formed last evening at Mrs E Barclay Price 117 West Grand Street in a large gathering of citizens. The Rev John Br Atkinson spoke on the citys welfare and the need to end abuses of horses and dogs, with organizers seeking broad support from animal lovers for humane treatment.
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
E. Barclay Price
West Grand Street
John BR. Atkinson
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