Woman seeks $25,000 in Plainfield collision suit
Annie A. Guinn of Winfield files in Supreme Court against Lizbeth Line and Central Jones Khilevad Co for $25,000 damages from injuries in a Mendon area crash August 1 1905. She traveled by ambulance to court and endured lasting pain including loss of smell eyesight and left side weakness. Witnesses described the collision and subsequent medical examinations.
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Guinn
Jong
Plain
Tavers
Ciy
Burkely
Silas
George Clarison
Alvin A. Clark
Craig A. Marah
Mire
Justi Fort
Ivom
Mtro Marsh
John J. Rafferty
Ti Pmaintichl Theatre
Mins, Ginn
Wan Gain
Weltcher Sues for Breach of Contract
A Wel carpenter sues for breach of contract alleging failure to deliver on terms. The case concerns an exclusive arrangement and payment expectations. Details mention commercial college and store terms, with reference to lease or hire actions and potential penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weltcher
Carpenter
Ithoal
Real Genuine Winter Arrives with Frost and Snow
The article describes a sharp winter onset with clear frost and falling temperatures. By night, temperatures dropped to around ten degrees, with a cold, clear dawn and widespread low visibility reported. Transport disruptions were limited to some through trains, while local service largely continued as normal.
Frank Smith Reelected Union County Republican Leader
The Union County Republican Executive Committee reorganized with Frank J H Smith of Plainfield reelected chairman James Calvert of Elizabeth named vice chairman Jane F Warner Cranford elected secretary Durward Stith of Elizabeth reelected treasurer and James White of Elizabeth sergeant at arms The meeting passed without a ripple and Smith thanked the group for the honor amid laughter promising cooperation for the coming year
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Union County
Frank J H. Smith
Painford
James (. Calvert
Elizabeth
Janes F. Warner
Cranford
Durward
Stith
Ellenbeth
Troasurer
Juma White
Vergeant-Al-Arma
Ner
Frank H. Smith
Dation White
Mr. Smith
Langister
Rither
Frank H. Emite
Union County Republican Executive Committee
Untitled fragment hints at graveyard scene and names
Fragmentary OCR mentions Eleven Cemetery, ONeill, a child and Grace ONeill, a 149 To Mastwight. Possible burial or graveyard scene with names repeated in garbled form, suggesting an obituary or notice. Nonsensical punctuation and misspellings obscure clear facts but indicate a local notice involving individuals and a location.
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Oneill
Tan
Rt Pal
Grace O'Neill
Mastwight
Messages of the Governor and the 1905 legislative concerns
The governor outlines fiscal caution, calls for careful legislation, and stresses continuing policies. He notes October year-end balances and looming obligations, urges precise bill titles and clear phrasing, and champions prudent budgeting and reform aligned with state progress. He emphasizes restraint, transparency, and pursuit of justice in governance.
City Health Board reports disease cases and deaths
At the Board of Health meeting Health Officer Richards reported December totals for typhoid and scarlet fever and measles cases. Diphtheria had thirty two cases and one death. Varicella and other illnesses were noted with additional cases and deaths.
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Board of Health
Richards
Republicans Break Deadlock Over City Council Picks
A Republican caucus and council talks reveal efforts to align with Ford or Collins amid a Democratic split. Republicans seek committee placements to gain influence without breaking precedent, while Collins delays naming committees until the next meeting on the fifteenth.
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Covell Ory
Presidentiai
Republicmnn
Republic Wits
Collin
Council
Toasuhen
Collins Macrats
Kiestionix
Collins
Ono
Caie
Englind
Ford c
Colling Twi Gnally
Ford
Rentahould
Wan Uni de Publicana
Supreme Court Case Numbers Postponed to Tomorrow
Supreme Court session delayed. cases Nos 16, 19, 22 and 20 scheduled for continuation tomorrow. Fors announc es white of? and ecamse set down for Lia today to be carried forward.
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Supreme Court
Elizabeth Riorehock Annual Meeting Brief
The annual meeting of the Elizabeth group was held at 18 Bron Street. Trustees discussed annual reports presented by officers and preparations for forthcoming governance actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Bron Street
Bearn
Prof Sughrue Sars Opel Prialagee
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Prof Sughrue and names like Gerrard and Pileeer with unclear context. Readable parts point to an academic or civic notice, but concrete events or dates are not evident in the fragment. The item appears to be a damaged public notice involving individuals and places.
Devastating landslide kills and buries residents
A severe landslide devastates a village, carrying away homes and trapping residents including women and children. Fire officials report families crushed or burned as debris blocks access while rescuers race to reach survivors. The disaster collapses a hillside and topples water mains, cutting power and hindering containment.
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Haverstraw
Beni Adel
Erie
Opening of Legislature Sets Team Assignments in New Session
Jan 9 Union County lawmakers take seats as Senate and Assembly organize. Samuel Rabbins is Speaker, Captain Parker Clerk, Hildreth administers oath, Minturn presides pro tem. Ackerman chairs Finance. Tilman to New Jersey Reformatory. Tucker and others named to committees. Union County gains key posts.
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Trenton
House of Assembly
Tyrmer
Howers
Hout Howses Onl Plac
Balelock
James
Himser
Union County
Ackerman
State
Ivaiirman
Nie
Ting
Tilman
New Torsey Reformatory
Alan
Tucker_te
Bisgether
Latin
Dickinoniona
Colbyites
Moody Wins Union County Democratic Chairmanship
John Momly of Crawford was elected chairman of the Union County Democratic Committee amid a fractured field. R. L. McAdanin was named temporary chair. Moody campaigned against the State committee and backed direct senatorial elections, signaling a split from old-line Democrats. Continued on eleventh page.
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John Momly
Crawfird
Union County
Democratic Committee
W. By
Tuttle
Irs
Wheatfield
John Crowell
Crowell
R. IL
McAdanin
Crowell Pickved
Stuhn Moody
Crimford
United States
Moody
Second Story Thief Identified In Newark Case
Police say a second story thief, linked to a burglary at the Gilliwads and a jewelry theft from Mrs V W Gillowads, may be in Newark. Clint Tonney and Sergeant McCrvih questioned suspects, with one man admitting a criminal record. A photo was shown to the Brooke household victim, who positively identified the suspect’s likeness and will identify in Newark this afternoon. Detectives believe a larger gang operated across towns and aim to break down accomplices’ defenses.
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Nowich
Vounkitn
North Broad Street
Newark
Ole Tissve
Dr. Vail
Wieabeth
Clint Tonney
McCrvih
Iine
Elavely
Klianhoth
Bude
Ijin
Aden
Shief
Brooke House
Gil
Uhiot Tenney
Teatt
Elizabeth Democratic Club Holds Annual Meeting Tonight
The Elizabeth Democratic Club plans its annual gathering tonight. The proposed ticket includes George J. Selylotterer for president, Rudge C. Malonix as first vice president, J.P. Hammnerding as second vice president, Dhara Lee as recording secretary, Sergre We Harrison as financial secretary, Oliver onion as treasurer, and Martin O'Conner as sergeant at arms.
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Democratic Club
Elizabeth
Thone
Keorge J. Selylotterer
Rudge C. P. Malonix
J.P. Hammnerding
Ed Sieep
Dhara Lee Prieatitenty Frincig Fe Macateeman
Sreurge We Harrison
Financial Seceetiry
Oliver Onion
Whrarian Martin O'Conner
Ean Ae
Alumni and students stage literary recital by Bat tin High School group
The Battin High School Alumni Association held a meeting at the residence of Minn Stic Aulus Jefferson avenue to arrange a literary recital for January 30. Froforo Barbour of News rick will present readings from Dickens with Marjorie Cale, Vergon Wiytan, and others assisting in planning and entertainment.
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Ernie
Battin
Battin High Selel
Minn Stic
Aulus
Jefferson Avenue
Nile
Froforo Barbour
Ews
Rick
Dickens
Dickens. ‘the . ‘Committee
Lawyer
Marjorie Cale
Vergon Wiytan
Wall Street Traders Weigh Steel and Rail Stocks
In New York trading, the stock market centers on steel and related issues with several rails showing progress. Rumors of Central Leather rising circulate as investors await further guidance amid mixed sector signals.
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New York
Inn
Ismaen
HHL
Tony
Moore & Compan
Elizabeth In
High
Law
Ohio
Fuel & Lot
I’ Paul
Consol Gas
Lauin
BF K
Central Manour Par
Norfolk & Wen
Ani
Combrad
Mont Benn
Bn Koosid
Texan
Daly
Concealed Stolen Ten Dollars Found in Shoe
Staten Island resident Choines Kurzisky reported a missing ten dollar bill from his pocket after waking in the night at 136 fl g10. He alerted police. Detective Maynen investigated the scene and noted a $28 exposure and related details.
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Choines Kurzisky
Staten Island
Thin City
Sigk
Kuraikky
Joseph MW
Maynen
Sarre
Family Perishes in Home Fire in Lewinton
A deadly blaze in Lewinton, Ba, claims seven lives from one family. The deceased include Mrs Peter Martin and her five children, with Mgr. Sauter among the others. Firefighters battled stubborn flames as neighbors reported smoke and frightful scenes during the January incident.
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Yuit
George Bell
Platanara
George H. Gumnp
Gorge Clausen
Graham M. Hammond
New York City
Eliz Commercial College
Csyrotte
Frank Smith
Republican County Committee
James E. Warner
Mm Hall, Child
Lami
Trynton
Stokes
Ubwn
Jnat ‘Agistature
Commonwealth
New Jersey
Debta
Treasury
Wny
Appropriations
Persia
Prof. Sughrue
Rs Sars
Opel Prialagee
Avenue
I — le
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Pileeer
Ee Ian
Chedong
Jerssy Law Mill
Democratic County
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Franklin Brooks
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