Morris Plain Insane Hospital signals near 150000 funding request
The Morris Plain Insane Hospital managers ask for about 150000 this year plus 280678 for maintenance. They report that the annual report to Governor Stokey urges better temperance measures, notes crowding and infant custody issues, and calls for a second New Jersey institution for the insane. The hospital population stood at 1824 with 017 men and 007 women, 47 admissions, and 1558 indigent patients. They cite capacity limits, deaths, infectious disease risks, and a push for better public oversight of charity challenges.
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Kvane
Brats Payst
Frans
Baevox
Twins celebrate seventy seventh birthday and anniversary
Boston born Anginette Phillips and her twin sister Antoinette Gillette of Boston mark Anginette’s seventy seventh birthday and the twins’ joint seventy seventh wedding anniversary in Binghamton. Their father Gerry Terrell died at 104 after siring thirteen children. ten are living. The twins appeared nearly identical from birth and share similar health histories.
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Binghamton
Antoinette
Gillette
Boston
Anginette Phillips
Hite
Secretary of Union Arrest Reported
Rugens L Burke financial secretary of Heal Union No 85 Wood Wire and Metal Leathers was arrested at his home last night by the sheriff. Details mention his role and the unit he serves within the organization. Further information pending as officers investigate the case.
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Rugens L
Wandering Consumptive Patient Found Near New Brunswick
A young man suffering from consumption was reported missing from a Consumptive Home and was located camping in the woods nearby. The City Physician and local nurse inspected the scene and notified the Board of Health as more patients arrive and others are discharged.
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New. Brunswick
Noor
Board of Health
Tan
Ligwerer
Papa Sige Og Singh
Siena
Hudson OE Mochatic Ashemo... Caucus Art
Fragmentary OCR reads a local political caucus note with names including Aaron and party references. Details are unclear but indicate collision of individuals in a meeting or runoff scenario.
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Hudson
Caucus
Momatie
Aaron
Fragmentary note on medical remedies and druggist claims
A damaged, garbled text mentions liver and blood remedies, medicinal wines, and a call to druggists in KeLinebath. The fragment hints at a safety or efficacy claim and a demand to dev ahead of some action, but specifics are unclear.
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Ppa Banke
Kelinebath
Principals Meet in Garwood. Savitz Urges Trained Teachers
Garwood hosts Union County Principals Association as County Superintendent Dr. J. Savitz and attendees press for trained teachers and graduates to head schools. The meeting list includes H. Regel Roselle, Davi Davis Roselle Park, Edward Walton Boonton, A. B. Kline Union Township, Johnson Cranford, Howell Headley Linden and others.
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Savitz
Esphare
Garwood
Union County Principals’ Association
Updike
Je Savits
Weattle
Prieta
Woodfield
Lyons Farsity
A. B. Kline
U.petemmhip
Johnson
Cranford
D. AL Howell
Fichel
Headley
Linden
Gece
Universal Paige
Saal
Bavite
Garwood Factory Worker Injured in Apparent Accident
A Garwood man was injured at a local factory in a Tuesday incident. Special to the Journal reports the injury occurred during routine operations and prompted medical attention. Further details were not fully legible in the excerpt.
Society Notes Highlight Local Ladies In Quiet Pages
Fragmentary society notes mention Mrs J Warner and Mrs Airbus among others in a bridge club context. Additional names include Mrs Edward Ogden and Mrs F Sante bald with scattered street and avenue references.
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J. Warner
Osom
Maeaee
Airbus A
Sirandee-W. Carroll
Avs
Staley
Edward Fe Ogden
F Sante Bald
Holy Society Benefit Night At St Patrick’s Church
A damaged notice describes an event at St Patrick’s Church Hall on January 28 a Holy Society benefit. It lists participants including Dillon and Rod erick and John, Firesimmons, Buck and Wing dancer Steve O’Brien and Village quartet with proceeds aimed at a local cause.
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Holy Society
Johnie
Firesimmons
Buck
Steve O’brien
Vilage
Remarkable Cooper Medicine Draws City Crowds
Banner reporters spoke with locals visiting Cooper's headquarters about the physician’s claimed cures. Statements from B H Lagater and Mrs T J Smith praised relief from stomach pain bladder and kidney trouble after taking his medicines, with others noting improved health and gratitude amid rising attention.
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Cooper
Mba
T. J. Smith
Hudson Street
Mr . Cooper
Mr. Cooper
Seven Amendments To Automobile Law Adopted In Trenton
In Trenton on January 10, members of the Associated Automobilists adopted seven amendments to the Frelinghuysen automobile law. The changes include higher license fees, stricter drunken driving penalties, and abolition of certain special registrations. The plan allocates fines to the state treasury and funds state office maintenance. representatives from Hackensack Newark Jersey City Camden Wildwood Paterson Atlantic City and Mercer County attended. Wilbur F. Sadler Jr. presided and John K. Gill was elected secretary and treasurer.
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Trenton
Jan
Asitamobile Dube
Frelinghuysen
Ugense
Miedemesnor
Hackensack
Newark
Jo City
Camden
Wildwood
Paterson
Atlanta City
Mercer County
Wilbur F. Sadler, Jr
John KE. Gill
Levy's Store Canoe Offer Promises Bargain Goods
A garbled ad fragment touts Levy's Store in Meeonid selling goods at unmatched prices for tomorrow. It mentions a canoe to Shere and hints at a special sale with heat of speciale and benefit.
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Levy
Shere
McGregor
Newark
A Long Bad Spell
Two women who had not seen each other for years meet in the street and recognize each other with cordial warmth. They remark on each other’s unchanged appearance and comment on the weather, noting the time and atmosphere of the moment.
Hahn Committee Ends II Probing in Trenton
The Hahn investigating committee finished hearings after the prison inquiry. Testimony covered marked goods in State Prison shipments and a push for consolidating the State Board of Health with the State Sewerage Commission. Report likely urges hospital improvements and a central power plant replacing seven plants.
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Trenton
Hahn Investigating
Inot
State Prison
Johnn. Backes
James E. Mitchell
State Prison Board
J. M. Schwerin
Newark
N.'d
Abn
Prion
Waliue Rosenberg
Schwerin
Packer
Hahn
State Board of Health
William M. Lanning
Srigon
Rahway Reformatory
Senator Kean Aids Jersey City Prize Effort
Unclear text describes Sen Kean promising to back Jersey City with a prize related bill in the U S Senate. Congressman Leake seeks action and Sen Kean reportedly agrees to introduce a similar measure. Mentions a 000,000 appropriation and post office fight context.
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Kean
Jersey City
Jermy Jan
Eee Leake
Tor Kean
United States Senate
Leake
Mee
Kemouiet
Ieee
HN Sonereateinys Mall
Wwering
Weit
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Washington Monument
United States
Julius le Moyne
Japan
Praemeik Bo
Amianth
B. H. Lagater
Northete Avenue
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McCloskey & Graham
Hahn Committee
Monson
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Illo Suite
Norfolk
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