Coyne Named Union County Republican Chairman
Edward Coyne was elected chairman at the Union County Republican Committee meeting at Dix Building. Charles Reed Rahway became treasurer, C Reed as secretary, Deb M Randolph Rahway named assistant postmaster, and James White reappointed cry of at arms. Retiring chairman Hamilton F. Kean received compliments for his leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward 8. Coyne
Chow
Union County Republicat
Dix
Wight
Mam
Rew
Charles Reed
Rahway
C. Culvert
Culvert
M. Randolph
Aistant
James
Hamilton F. Kean
Vien County
Waa
Kean
James C. Calvert
Calvert
Reed
Coyne
Halsey
Omnittes
Tam
Local telephone system to be replaced by longer lines
The Intoratory Telephone Company announces it will abandon local exchanges in favor of a widened network. Construction has begun with poles set and wires stretched from Flimirth to Round Brook and onward toward Tremtam and Philadelphia, linking towns and states as weather allows.
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Intoratory Telephone Company
Elizabeth Telephone
Com- Pine
Austoms
New York
Newaro
Pennsylvania
Flimirth
Round Brook
Renton
Jersey
Tremtam
Phila
Annual Shoe Sale Notice
Tomorrow Wednesday January 11 a shoe sale begins at Larr M71 Berend street and 0 Ahmad street Tart their annual sale at a great mark down.
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Berend
Ahmad Street
Elections In Elizabeth Banks Rectors Reelect In Banking Meet
Annual meetings for electing bank rectors held in Elizabeth Banks with old directors reelected. National State Bank board includes John Kean Julian Kean Charles Russ and others. Union County Bank officers unchanged as directors listed. Elizabethport Banking Company meeting in counting room from 10 to 1 with no directorate change. Citizens Bank directors elected Henry Krouse Pollard Davidson Horan Atwater Isham Brown Ryan Horning Potts Plumb John Kerr and others. Union County Savings Bank rejects Edward Woodruff John W Whelan and related officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National State Bank
Onl
United States
John Kean
Julian H. Kean
Charles Russ
Douglas J. Moore
James Maguire
Anwilton F. Kean
James C. Ogden
Union County Stompany
James W. Alexander
Valentine ". Snyder
Uzal
McCarter
Thomas N. McCarter
Edgar B. Ward
George Rogers
Foster M. Voorhees
Forrest
Dryden
Tuell Cros Dames
Alex Ler
Geor
Parrot
Clavlex
Iie
N. ci
Franklin Brooks
Lewis V Kingsley
William Ai
Rankin
H. T Winthrop
Prank
Horgeh
Charles Wh
K. Halsey
Frederick W. Exner
Henry
Chatfeld
Charles
Morris
Carlton
Elizabethport Banking Company
Wits
Charles DB
F. Leberitter
Aug. Voidritter
Horsh
Jom T. Weber
William Horre
St. J. Donohue
William Hicks
George Seeber
Warvick J. Aithooly
Thomas H. Benton
Citizens, Bank
Henry Krouse
CC. Pollard
Olny Davidson
J. F
John W. Whelan
We Haleoy
Fdwara
Fairview Cemetery Elects Officers in Annual Meeting
Westfield Jan 10 The annual meeting of Fairview Cemetery lot owners drew votes for 13223 lots trustees chosen for terms. D G Fink John Irving James O Cinck from Wentfield and William Perry For Roselle elected for three years, and Woyd Thorpeon Wentfield for two years to fill Embree term. Board organized with Irving president Pierson vice president Lloyd Thompson treasurer and Charles Sortor superintendent.
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Westfield
Fairview
Thin Town
D. G. Fink
Joho
Irving
James O' Cinck
Wentfield
William Perry
Roselle
Woyd Thorpeon
George H. Embree
J. 8. Irving
T. Pierson
Lloyd Thompson
Charles Sortor
Trolley Pole Slipped Causing Explosive Display
A trolley car 1310 on the Elizabeth and Newark Line slipped its feed wire near Broad Street, driving the pole through bridge fencing. Explosions followed as the display under the trucks resembled rockets. An employee later removed the trolley pole with gloves. In the evening a wagon on East Jersey Street was struck by trolley car 1328. one person was hurt.
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Elizabeth
Newark
Pennsylvania Railroad
Broad Street
J. G. Becker
Fulton Street
Jersey Streets
Rutgers College Opens Mid Winter Term Debates Planned
Rutgers College New Brunswick opens the mid winter term after vacation. Rutgers may engage in three debates this term with high school and college rivals. Trinity College has accepted a Rutgers challenge, while Union College has invited a March 12 debate. no action yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutgers College
New Brunswick
Rutgers
Jehigh University
Trinity College
Union College
Haunawich College
Sussex County Assemblyman Dies in Paria Home
Jackson Ro Decker, elected in November to the Sussex County assembly, died at his home in Paria Sunday from typhoid pneumonia after illness. He was 56, born in Paria, ran a general merchandiser business, and had pursued politics as a Democrat opposing Republican Joseph Condr. Survived by his wife in West Reid.
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Jackson Ro Decker
Sumex
Hie Boma
Bparia
Ambres
Bparis
Mr! Decker
Democrats
Epperent
Joseph Condr
Decker
Police recover loot from crooks linked to Dutch Ede case
Police raided a Fintoville home and found rugs tablecloths aprons canvas gloves and six breech loading rifles and six heavy coal wagons beneath beds. The stolen goods were moved to Chief Tenney's room where Ides, Smith and Buck Anderson were questioned and later remanded. Authorities hint at betrayal by a companion and expect harsher treatment for Anderson.
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Wax Krank
Ede
Palient Teyney
Iamen
McDival
Murphy
Henry Jarte
Thease
Stith
Fintoville
Iene
Brooks
Bound Brook
Smith
Chief Tenney
Central Railroad Police
Michael Lagaratt
Buck” Anderson
Authers
Plaintiff sues Public Service over car wreck injuries
In a Supreme Court action John Ward of Providence sues the Public Service Corporation for damages after a June 10 wreck caused by one of its streetcars. The case questions salary-related discrimination and whether sex affects compensation, citing a female claimant nicknamed the girl who wants work.
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Plainfielder
Public Service
The
Public Service Corporation
Supreme Court
John Ward
Providel
Peter
Killed at Port Station on Central Railroad
A Norwegian man Olaf Sylvertsen, 250 Fourth Street, was killed at 7 am in front of Elizabethport station on the Central Railroad by a New York Local train from Somerville. He was a wrecking crew member on his way to work. died minutes after, his body taken to Martinmorone for burial. His wife and three children had recently moved here.
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Olaf Sylvertson
Fourth Street
Elizabethport
Centraty
New York Loral
Somerville
Wa Wy Barnes
Amthot
Edgar J. Hutt
Martin’ Morone
Phy W. Wententt
Funwoorl
Sylvertsen Hawen
Sentral
Disseppe Dele Farda
Atvent
Newark
Ure
Hia
Port Reading
Ateuick
Westcott
North Jersey Street Railway verdict for plaintiffs
In the Supreme Court before Justice Fort the cane of Andrew Londkn and wife against the North Jersey Street Railway Company resulted in a verdict for the plaintiffs. The wife was awarded 150 and the husband 175, with the case arising from an accident when Leridka was thrown from a car after a conductor refused a penny fare. The trial closed yesterday at 2 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Londkn
North Jersey Street Railway Company
Supreme Court
Justice Fort
Qwan
Adams Verdict Against Fischer Over Bond Case
The Supreme Court convened as the case Constable John H Adama versus Morris Fischer opened. The jury noon verdict awarded Adams five hundred dollars on a bond tied to a replevin action involving cattle and wagons pledged to satisfy a chattel mortgage, with details linking to William Greenfield of Newark and local parties in Springfold township.
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Supreme Court
John H. Adama
Morris Fischer
Adama
Adams
Fischer
District Court
William Greenfield
Newark
Fincher
Biela Kwalick
Morrin
Harry Fischer
Fischers
Springfold
Obituary notices for Huber Henry and Vieter families
Obituary items report Mra. Margaret Huber aged 67 died at her son-in-law's residence 1 Held Street after thirty eight years as a Holy Rosary member. Survived by husband and two daughters Mrs. Mary R and Mrs. Elizabeth Theme. Funeral at St Michael's Church with Holy Rosary Society attendance. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Henry Alexander aged 71 died at Kinlome 647 Second Avenue born in Ireland served in Union Army later in Ha Army and India. Funeral Thursday with interment Evergreen Cemetery. Elizabeth Vieter ten years ten months, daughter of Secoh Vieter of Fulton Street, died suddenly of pneumonia. Body sent to burial.
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Nicholas Huber
Margaret Huber
Philip Veiger
Held Street
Huber
St. Michael's Church
Holy Rosary
Hockety
Huberin
Mary R
Elizabeth Theme
Holy Rosary Society
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Alexander Henry
Mexander Henry
Kin Lome
Second Avenue
Ireland
Hlizabeth
Fogil
Mr. Henry
Ha 1
India
Union A
Crewes
Peonioner
Ebta
Evergreen Cemetery
New Jersey Electors Meet for Roosevelt Victory
New Jersey sent its official electoral returns to Washington with Senator Kean aiding special messenger Salter who delivered the votes to President Roosevelt and the Senate. Roebling substituted for Washington and the State Board closed the process with certificates in triplicate sent to the President, Judge Lanning, and the Senate.
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Washington, D.C
New d Jersey
Iir Salter
Tren Ton
Salter
Kean
White House
Roosevelt
New Deraey
Senatin
Mr. Salers
Senate
Tretten
Dan
Newdarney
Bwelya
Cie State House
Anan
Uniter States
Yevale
Caloiel
Washington
Roebling
Charlew G. Roebling
Luebling
Lael Hy McCarter
Elpetarn
Atdege
W. Coa Vr
Thug Secon Wan
Cotrae
Fairbanks
Dickin
Sn Rahwet
State Board of
Wanerk
Toebting
Reaehtinge
United States
Brothers Charged in Brutal Family Assault
Peter Botchik lay in Elizabeth General Hospital badly beaten after a dispute during a card game with his brothers and two others. He walked to police with tears, recounting the attack as warrants are issued for three suspects who reportedly fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Botchik
Elizabeth General Hospital
Michwal Botehik
Andrew Botchik
Brothr Prk
Michael Cotehsky
Commencement at State Normal School in Trenton
The February class of 1905 at the State Normal School in Trenton will hold its commencement exercises Friday evening January 27 at 8 o clock. Three Battin High School graduates Mrs Margaret Wise Miss Hensle Williams and Miss Mathilde Flynn completed the three year program since leaving high school in 1901. Wise has been appointed teacher at the Geler Avenue school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Normal School
Trenton
Battin High Schoot
Margaret Wise
Hensle Williams
Mise
Mathilde Flynn
Uey
Mink Wise
Geler Avenue
Wife-beater sent to county jail in bail default
Judge Mahon ordered Michael Potter of 694 Cennibull Street jailed after failing to post 200 bail on a complaint by his wife Mary. The report notes he almost choked her and threatened her life, with Potter unable to furnish bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Mahon
Michael Potter
Cennibull Street
Mary
Michael
Attempt to blow up Frederick's statue at War College
A bomb failure near Frederick the Great statue at the Army War College grounds led to no injuries or damage. A civilian observer and a colored man reported a lighted fuse and a projectile, with police urged to search exits for a young stranger. The statue, a gift from the German emperor, had been unveiled recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tan
Frederick the Great
Army War College
Aineworth
War College
Union and Essex Funeral Directors Meet in Newark
The Union and Essex Counties Funeral Directors Association held its annual meeting in Newark with large attendance. President Houlen presided as members discussed a defeated embalming bill, which was adopted for early session consideration, and hopes for passage as law. A banquet followed the meeting.
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Union and
Essex Counties Funeral Directors’ Association
Newark
Houlen
F. Rehmidt
John Martin
Alfred
Haines
W. J. R. Knowles
Thin Ely
Theen
Wall Street Steadies After Admin Ration Bill Signal
New York stock market opened steadier as traders discounted yesterday’s administration bill signal. Gains in Upton Pacific and Southern Pacific supported the tone while other industrials showed only narrow moves. Trading reflected cautious optimism amid mixed sentiment and evolving expectations.
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New York
Jac
Congress
Upton Pacific
Southern Pacific
Java
Platts Suit Against M S Elias Platt's Case Start
New York Jan 10 The suit of John F Platt to recover money from Hasash Elms extortion threat case moved to Supreme Court with Mrs Bites Russel and former Governor Frank Black named as counsel. The old clothes man remarks on compensation and seeks immediate relief as legal procedures continue tomorrow.
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New York
John F. Platt
Hasash Elms
Negeesa
Platt
Tetore Juder Blewin
Supreme Court
Bites’ Russel
Frank & Black
Ellen
Lawmakers In Session Read Governor Murphy’s Message
In Trenton the Legislature convened with full galleries as the governor’s annual message was read. Governor Murphy urges using state surplus for current needs, proposes a railroad tax study, and backs forming a commission to review property taxation, signaling a broad tax reform focus.
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Doffield
Arsemblynun Pennington
Fanex
Armomblynun Scovil
Camden
Parker
Lea Duffield
Avie
Hamill
Hudson
Josph C. Duff
Tulse
Abs
Howes
Renate
San Shoe
Bealls
Sepeter Wis
Cromtte
Sopa
Fai Ying
Aavenblyasaw Coyne Sa Dm
Commerce
State Prison
Ansontlyman Tillman Iv
New Jersey Reformatory
Murphy
Siggesti
Postoffice Robbery Reported at Atlantic Highlands
Burglars entered the Atlantic Highlands postoffice this morning and blew open the safe with dynamite, securing money and stamps valued between 1000 and 3000 dollars. A getaway car was seen waiting near the steamboat landing as the thieves fled.
Dentists and holiday stock draws noted in journal
Fragmentary OCR mentions a dentist named W. Rpsteds and references to a complete stock for holidays, with partial phrases about journals and trade terms. Names and details are garbled but imply a local business update on holiday inventory.
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Union County Republican
Harbilton F. Kean
Edward
Coyn
Interstata Company
Ite
Elizabeth Banks
Fairview Cemetery
G. H. Embree
Tressurer
G. Becker
Sussex County Assemblyman
Novatya
Frank Ides and
Gang
Ides
Anderson
Chief
Dutol" Ios
Fiver O'Brien
O'Brien
Livingston Street
Ides Gras
Huck” Anderson
Olaf Sylverston
Central
North Jersey
Andrew Londka
Nuene
Anns Vieter
Secoh Vieter
Mari Meccates
New Jersey
President Roosevelt
Battin High School
Frederick
Kareer William
Union and Essex Funeral Directors
Wall Street
Foote # Company
Storkn, Bande
Ara
Elianbeth
Lew
Amai
Buger
Aten
Ohio
Bilyn. Kap
Ray
Conrad
Del
Ty Eric Ie
Louis
Nashville
Manhattan
Rec
Meiran Central Minsouri Marifie
West
Ant & Went
Maine
Pacific
M@S
Elias
Pira
Jotun
Rankis
Brandveret
Governor Murphy
James Parker
Benjamin ¥. Buck
Cumberland County
Notios
Non
Joseph Cross
Fenate
Atlantic Highlands
W. Rpsteds. Dent Ba
Elizabeth Arent
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