Division of Opinion on School Superintendent Caucus
Democratic members of the Board of Education debate holding a caucus to choose a city schools superintendent. William J. Shearer’s term lasts until July, but some push for immediate action while others favor waiting. Rumors suggest Richard E. Clement could be chosen, with Peter J. Campbell eyed for the current principalship.
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Board of Eduation
Willam J. Shearer
Bers
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Richard E. Clement
Peter
J. Campbell
Clement
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Shearer
Campbell
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Committee considers trolley service across city streets
The Railroads and Trolleys Committee met to discuss downtown trolley lines on Broad Street but reached no definite conclusions. Mayor Ryan faced criticism at the meeting as the panel reviewed proposals and potential impacts.
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Ryan
Second Von Ende Concert at Minor Ballad Etude
The article notes a concert featuring Minor Ballad and an Etude by Mosskowsky with titles like Hark! Hark! The Ark. Admirers in the area are promised a performance by the singer Miner who has lived in Woe. Tickets at the door are one dollar and twenty five cents.
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Miner
Mosskowski
City Council Under Fire From Journal Remarks
Citizens and members of Elizabeth’s City Council react to a Journal excerpt quoting John Moody’s remarks to the Trinity Episcopal Church Men’s Club. Moody denies intent to malign the council though public opinion questions the statements as too sweeping and critical.
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Quateg
John Moody
Trinity
Episcopal Church
Elizabeth
Journalman
Holgerson Died From Injuries in Unclear Report
In an unreadable fragment a person named Holgerson is reported to have died from injuries. The brief text offers no dates locations or official details and is otherwise incomplete.
Epic Elpitation Delivers Jab Amid Clamor
In a turbulent arena, a decisive jab lands amid the clamor as the crowd reacts. The CHL note signals a charged moment with athletes and spectators watching closely for the next action.
Special Services at 48 Grace Church
A brief church notice indicates services described as by the Father of Jesus with faltering phrasing. The fragment references Grace Church and a theological emphasis on grace within a religious observance.
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Grace Church
House In Which McKinley Died Burned
A historic house linked to President McKinley suffered a fire damaging its exterior and interior spaces. Officials reported the blaze sparked flames that scorched walls and destroyed certain furnishings, prompting investigations into the cause.
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M'Kinley
Two School Cities Formed In Local District
Following the plan promoted by Wilson L. Gill, two local schools have formed miniature city governments. School No. 9 elected officers including mayor and council. School No. 2 elected several posts. Other schools may adopt the plan, while some reject it as impractical for young pupils. The scheme aims to teach government basics with wards, a city attorney, police, clerks, jurors, and courts among pupils.
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Wilson L. Gill
Lh. B
United States
Cubs
School No. 9
Ita
Leos Blankley
Harry Jones
Jenny Luhr
James Linton
Sobol No. 9
Charles, Wahl
Oscar Rogers
mBie Hanne
Elsy
Bessie Jardis
Assault Case Details at Zucker Farm Near Union
Partial OCR narrative describes an assault at a Zucker farm near Union with a figure of 9400 and a whip used as a weapon. The text is garbled but indicates a confrontation and a defense club involvement, with unclear charges or outcomes.
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Crauit Stehn
Zucker
Union Wains
Fragmentary OCR Note From Local Paper Preserved
A damaged OCR fragment from a local newspaper page contains scattered words and names, with no clear event, date, or full sentences. The readable portions mention place and people but lack context for a complete summary.
Dryden Election Showdown Across Dryden and Union County
A Newark report says Union county Assemblymen Tillman and Moxon pledged to support Dryden reelection despite earlier calls for withdrawal. News notes Ackerman and Perkins may oppose, while Toton and another Rahway figure reportedly won’t bolt if Dryden remains caucus choice.
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Newark
United States
John F. Dryden
Tillman d Moxon
Union County
Dryden
Elizabeth
Ackerman
Perkins
Westfield
Toton
Rahway
Anea
Den
Moxon
Atate Principe Ly
Union County Assembly
Obituary of Fred Aubé former bookkeeper and community member
Fred Aubé of Greystone Presbyterian Church and Elizabeth Council No 164 A A M Washington Camp No 18 Patriotic Under Sons of America died suddenly after long heart trouble. He was known as a bookkeeper with Neureiter Horre dealers and served as a civic figure for about eight years. Burial conducted by Rev Jose.
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Fred Aubé
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Organizationa
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Neureiter &Horre
Greystone «Presbyterian
Elizabeth Council
A. A.M
Washington
Sons of America
Jose Oo Tae
Aubel ‘Abel
Two Steamships Missing in Suspected Collision
New York reports no word from the missing steamship Ponce overdue eleven days and the vessel Maracas from Trinidad. Shipping men believe the pair sank after a possible collision, with search efforts by Seminole and Connecticut continuing and no confirmation of survivors.
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New York
Ponce
Porto Rico
Maracas
Trinidad
Trinidad Shipping and Trading Company
Bouthern
Teips
Dagh
Horfolage
Setacy
Totes Age
Seminole
Connecticut
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Explosion at Standard Powder Plant Blows 5000 Kegs
A fire at the Standard Powder Company plant in Blairsville near Pittsburgh caused a massive explosion blowing 5000 kegs of powder. The blast damaged nearby buildings and frightened residents within miles, with estimated losses exceeding $100. No lives reported.
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Standard Powder Company
Pittsburg
Horvelee Ee
John Walls
Blair
Hemerty Allen
War for the Persian Throne Sparks Teheran Turmoil
From Teheran dated January 10 a report from Luristan states Abou ull Fath Mirza the third son of the late Shah has raised an army of 10000 and plans to march on Teheran to seize the throne Mohammed Ali Mirza’s coronation is set for in twenty two days as a lunar month yields no lucky day. The court shifts from grief to fear as a bloody clash seems likely but overthrow appears improbable.
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Teheran
Luristan
Abou'l Fath Mirza
Shah
Mohammed Ali Mirza
Abou’l Fath Mirza
Czar Nicholas Faces Threats Amid Terrorist Attacks
Reports from St. Petersburg describe Czar Nicholas in a state of extreme distress as officials are assassinated. The murder of Col Andrejeff, chief of the gendarmes at Lodz, signals a widespread fear of traitors close to the regime and raises questions about who aids the attackers.
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St. Petersburg
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Andrejeff
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Market Morning Rush Shows Heavy Buying by Large Traders
Early trading sees strong demand as large buyers enter with substantial orders. Market activity hints at pressure from major investors, lifting prices and signaling confidence in近term gains.
Senator Kean Accepts Honorary Presidency
Senator Kean accepts the honorary presidency of The Winfield Scott Monument Association. He was conferred the post and will serve in this ceremonial role, per the announcement.
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Kean
Evested
Winfeld
Scott Monument _Association
McKinley Reports Progress on Panama Canal Work
Representative Duncan E. McKinley of California writes on the Panama Canal project noting its vast scale and significance. He contrasts past and present methods, praising U S. efforts to unite oceans and enable safe passage for commerce and naval power.
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Washington
Duncan E. McKinley
California
Panama
Duncan E. McKinlay
United States
Fee
Hospital Benefit Concert Promises Finest Evening
A hospital benefit event presents a gala program featuring soprano Mrs Marie Stoddard mezzo soprano Taylor-Jonen generalto Evan Williams tenor Frederick Wheeler baritone Miss Powers violin Andre Benolo t pianist Be nolet. Officers and members strive to ensure a brilliant social financial success with hard work and enthusiasm.
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Marie Stoddard
Taylor-Jonen
Cénéralto
Evan Williams
Frederick Wheeler
Miss. Powers
Andre. Benolet
Suit Against the Public Service Ration
A legal suit involving Hen Behaefer against the Public Service ration alleges misconduct over wine allocations. Court actions focus on regulatory approvals and documented shortages affecting customers.
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