Shipyard Site Sold for Briquette Plant at Crescent Yard
The Standard Briquette Company plans a new plant at the Crescent shipyards to produce briquettes from coal dust and screenings at 300 to 400 tons daily. An investment around 150000 dollars is cited, with construction to complete docks by March and a fleet of floating equipment planned. The venture aims to revolutionize coal trade in the East and expand sale of briquettes. details on the price were 150000 dollars and the firm expects to start operations soon with a large trade drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standart Briquetts Company
Crescent
BG. Layng
Broadway
New York
I¢ Fa
Treccey
Local Option Bill Prepared for Legislature
The local option bill is to be introduced in the Legislature after a meeting of the local option committee. Representatives from churches and civic groups in New Jersey endorsed plans and outlined the bill’s inclusion of key provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Jen
Iterday
New Jersay
Levy's Shoe Clearance Heighten Jacket at Pyr Ra Hei
Heighten Jacket at Pyr Ra Hei features in a Levy's Shoe Clearance. The ad promotes discounted footwear and outerwear with emphasis on season end sales and limited stock. Consumers are urged to act quickly to secure bargains on boots, sneakers, and casual shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
Coast Line seeks Newark franchise for new phone system
Coast Line Telephone Company applied to the Board of Wutke in Newark for a franchise to build a city wide plant. The request asks to place conduits and distribute poles under street rights of way with no minimum setback. The company offers a $10,000 fund to cover municipal damage claims and pledges to restore paving after work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wutke
Newark
Coast Line Telephone Company
Ford
Aml
Clark Governors Elect Officers at Edward Clark Club Meeting
The Edward Clark Club board of governors elected officers including President Rev Henry Hale Sleeper Vice-President J C Lammerding Second Vice-President J W Bartleth Secretary Joseph Bannan and Treasurer Otto Walter Also named were board members T Douglas W Arnold A C Darling Rav Walter Thorpe and others Committee chairs include House Chair W Finamon Entertainment Chair Darling and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Clark Club Board of Governors
Henry Hale Sleeper
Ph. di. Arat
J. C. Lammerding i
J. W. Bartleth
Joseph Bannan
Otto Walter
Govr T. Douglas
W. Arnold
A. C. ‘Dariing
Walter Thorpe
Xafi Shiney
Jennings
J. J. Iain
Hy. Keim
Robert. J
Filiners
House Committee
W. Finanon
George Reer
J. C. We Lam
Sametenl
Walter Teeputobert
J. Welch
W. Bartlett
Darling
Merchants Union and Tamp Directors Elected at Meeting
The Merchants Union annual meeting at 244 North Broad elected a board of directors including D. J. Flynn J. F. Rogge William Killy F. E. Tro and D. Bronson. Officers chosen were President Miyan first vice president William Killy second vice president C. Blimm treasurer William Holmatrater and secretary Henry A. Sendeh. The association reports a prosperous year and enters 1908 with strong prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Union
Stampny
Yenter -Theroam
North Broad
Dod
Fyn
D. J. Flynn
J. F.rogge
William Killy
F. E. Tro
D. Bronson
Ae Eee Ee Oas
Seater Lelts
Talon
Miyan
C. Blimm
Willian Holmatrater
Henry A. Sendeeh
Maid Missing After House Looting at Madison Venue
Police seek a maid missing after a home at 42 Madison Venue was looted while Mr. and Mrs. Young were in New York. Clothing and other valuables disappeared and a young man posing as the maid's brother was seen during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond W. Young
Madison
Hillery Repealer Debate Outlined In Senate Action
A Hillery tax repealer measure described by Mr Colby is to be discussed in the Senate Monday night. The draft act seeks to repeal and amend previous taxation acts, including provisions for tax assessment and related duties, with the bill pending approval and further consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colby
Senate
Tures
New
Porter Auman Christ Church Notice
Fragmentary OCR text indicates a church notice mentioning Porter Auman and Christ Church with unclear details about a person named Thomas Patter. The readable fragment suggests a local church record or obituary item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oporter-Aumarn
Christ Church
Thomas Patter
Trip Postponed On Weather Delays Morris County Traction
The Morris County Traction Company postpones the first car run from Meeker Inn to Springfield to Monday afternoon due to a snowstorm. Officials hope to complete negotiations for a private right of way and finish the line from Millburn to Huntley while two construction cars and one passenger car await service.
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Morres County Traction Company
Meeker Inn
Tit Union
Springfield
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Millburn
Cherry Street
Morris Avenue
Aw Eee
Board of Freeholders
Arrest in Chicken Theft Case Goes to Grand Jury
A man claimed two chickens were stolen from his coop on Livingston Street. Witnesses identified a suspect, but the allegations were disputed. the accused was held at the Second Precinct awaiting grand jury action.
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John Con
Pith
East Jersey Atreste
Kirk
sFohnton Swan
Barmuel
Public Buildings Bill Advance Reported By Howe Committee
Washington January 12 The Howe Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds discussed a 14 million dollar public buildings bill despite doubts Speaker Cannon will permit it. The committee noted many applications for new buildings have already been received and prepared to draft a bill for consideration at the next legislative meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington,d. C
Howe Committee
Cannon
Obituary of Mrs Sarah A Tyack at 98 in Brantlin Street
Mrs Sarah A Tyack aged 98 died this morning at 3 Brantlin Street after a long illness. Widow of Willie Tyack, she was a Long Island native who lived on the street for over half a century. A former member of the Methodist church, she resided in this city and will be interred at Greenwood Cemetery.
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Sarah A. Tysok
Sarsh—A. Tyack
Brantlin
The
Senna
William A Ay
Greenwood Cemetery
ELIZ COMMENDIAL C COLLEGE winter toro ow tn
ELIZ COMMENDIAL C COLLEGE reports winter conditions and events. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a college context, possibly athletics or schedules, with names and dates not fully legible. Further readable fragments may clarify participants and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliz Commendial
Winter Toro
Long Dies On Gallows In Quick Execution
Charles Long, colored, was hanged at 1051 today for the July 10 murder of Matthew Cunningham in a Penninh avenue residence. The 12 minute death marked the quickest execution the state has known, with seventy seconds from death chamber entry to the strap spring. No words were spoken during the entire process as Long shot Cunningham with a shotgun after jealousy and quarrels with Cunningham over a woman. Long had been living with a woman named Georgiana Dennis, and was captured weeks later near Bound Brook while working on a farm.
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Tepton
Dan
Charles Long
Matthew Cunningham
Lwt
Pennin
Mya
Georgiana Dennis
Long
Cunningham
Bownd Brook
Thwan Long
Theodore Ayres
Refuge of Morales at American Legation in Santo Domingo
A War Department dispatch reports Carlos Morales, president of the Santo Domingo republic, seeking refuge at the American legation in Santo Domingo City after a broken leg. He is accompanied by Monte Christie revolutionists and state he may resign. the U S government seeks confirmation and hopes Morales will depart the country to avoid further disturbance.
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War Department
Colton
Cimtome
Domingo
Carlos Morales
Santo Domingan
Santo Domingo
Cohen
Carlos F. Mor
Monte Christie
United States
State Department
Moralen
Carefes
Morales
Corbett and Herrera Ready for Pacific Club Bout
Los Angeles report says young Corbett and Aurelia Herrera are fit for tonight's Pacific Athletic Club fight. Corbett predicts a knockout within fifteen rounds, while Herrera vows to extend the match to twenty rounds if needed.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Corbett
Aurelia Herrera
Pacific Athletic Club
al Carte
Bayern
Herrera
Igh
Cte
Ani
Seryvera
House Debating Philippine Tariff in Washington
Washington January 12 The House resumed consideration of new consent to close the debate on Monday at noon but was refused by Republican members with a sharp exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
House
Trolley Case Stuns Jury No Action Verdict
Mary Stevens of North Minintiedd sued Elizabeth, Wisin Heht and Central Derby railway company for 1500 dollars seeking injuries after a trolley incident. The jury returned no cause for action while witnesses described a crash and a seatback injury, with settlement talks ongoing but not finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stevens
North Minintiedd
Elizabeth
Dermey
Hich
Yentenlay
Awaek- Heanor
Plainfield
Ewe
Malinfield
Ake
Tybal Wied Pacageredsite
L.A. Hersherd
Nwickhanim
Coumeel
Plebmtull
Plulitit
Tee Iit
Swackbatur
Tee
Costa
Tially Wares
Arcept
Aaron
Sunherl
Benvrer
Ackharier
Joie la
Eyramene
Lin Brea
Bleach
Yas
Ex Mayor Miner Saves Woman in Wreck
Rosalle Jan 1 The family of Mayor W E Miner of Roselle reports he saved a woman during the passenger train wreck near Louis. Miner, aboard the Pullman car, leapt through danger to shield her as the car plunged. He remains at Lew Titterson Hotel in Be Yaoule recovering from shock.
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Rosalla
W. E. Miner
Roselle
Louis
Mrr
Miner
Ambiguous OCR Note on Verdict Return Delayed
An unclear OCR snippet mentions a district court and a verdict, with corrupted names and figures. The readable elements include a district court reference and an unresolved verdict outcome, but specific parties, dates, or locations are not discernible.
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Hes Bean
Levy
Coast Line
CLARK
Chaiman
Merchants' Union
Hillery Repealer
Union
Johgeen
U. S
Legation
Philippine
Tarife
Payne
HOW Trolley CO
WRORS
Will
Scheerer
Osart
Linte Aed
Wes
Sakae Syed Te
I. Veas
Norfolk & Weetern
Anguslus
Enetae
Wall
Hamilton
Betsy Gate Eee Ue
Tyme
Lee
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