East Orange race tensions push for Negro cop
A Nassau County committee endorses Mahlon Y. Gibbs for police and condemns East Orange School Board for drawing a color line. The meeting at Union Hall 638 Elizabeth Avenue also backed colored residents’ fight against school segregation and urged swift action under state and national law.
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Elizabeth Avenue
Mahlon Y. Gibbs
Hedden Place
Entral Republican Committee
Thanceman
Elizabeth
Tie
Eine Curi
East Orange
Colored Republican County Committee
Board of Education of
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Orange
Board of, Education
Irda
A. B
Nawark
Raabe
Tehiy
Central buying property on East Grand Street transfers
Deeds recorded transferring a plot on East Grand Street from Margaret Guemple Matilda and John Bennett to Biske Wal dace for one dollar and other valuable consideration. The property lies along the Broadway branch of the Central Railroad, with described bounds from Division Street north to East Grand Street and back to the starting point.
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East Grand Street
Margaret Guemple
Matilda
John 4. Bennett
Biske Waldace
Central Railroad
Division Street
Inc
Ot John Simuseests
M Robinson to Address Young Men's Christian Association
M Robinson of East Orange is to address the members at the Young Men's Christian Association tomorrow.
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M. Robinson
M. D
Eest Orange
Wife's Non Support Case Goes Before Judge Mehon
In a courtroom scene, Mrs Vitsle Dorotti accuses husband Frank of earning $18 weekly yet giving her none. The tall, flippant complainant claims he controls all income while he asserts she left him to visit her mother. Judge Mahon questions the dynamics as the case unfolds with tense exchanges.
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Mehon
Vitsle Dorotti
Frank
Breidt
Wenice
Mahon
Kekerada
AK Coretti
Trug
Huband
Mahoti
Vital statistics for Elisabeth's year reported
City Clerk Joan J Kennet presented the annual vital statistics to the State Board of Health. In 2008 Elisabeth recorded 1,015 deaths including those from hospital admissions from surrounding towns and districts.
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Joan J. Kennet
Hhe
Elisabeth
Trntka
Wagonn
Obituary of Frederick D Morse 47 in city death
Frederick D Morse aged 47 died in the afternoon at his home on Fay street. He was born in the city, son of William M Morse and Mary Morse, and had resided here. He worked for years in his uncle Captain William of Merker, Broad and East Jersey streets, then left work two years ago. He spent a year in the Adirondacks and had health issues. He left home for long periods and was an exempt fireman and veteran. He belonged to several fraternal and civic groups. He is survived by a wife. Funeral arrangements were to be announced, with services at Evergreen Cemetery.
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Frederick D. Morse
D. Morse
Willian M
Mary Morse
Williew
Merker
Broad
East Jerseytreet
Adirondacks
Ivan
Contifain
Ant Wan
Abraham Lincoln
Beane Beds
Mr. Morse
Meeber
Court Columbus
Independent Order
Porestein
Union County Cricket Club
Haabeth . Club
Body found in vacant lot amid Chicago murder case
Chicago reports a prominent North Side singer Mia Hollister was found strangled in a Belden Avenue vacant lot beside a carpenter shop. Police say suspect Richard Ivins confessed to abducting and assaulting her before killing her with a wire.
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Chicago
Mia
North Side
Belden Avenue
Hallister
Hallinter
Franklin
Hollister
Mya. Hollister
Noriat's
Flowera
Richard Ivins
Whiskered Feast Ends With Silly Heist on Broad Street
A curious tale describes a man with a prized whisker growth whose friends prankily rename it. In a swift comic turn the whiskers are stolen away to a Broad Street caravansary where diners chant Whiskers and a plan unfolds to gamble and celebrate the unusual facial growth. The scene ends with the whiskers carried off and tied, while the owner muses on the odd fortune and chilly days ahead.
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Bete
Ames Moxley’s Went Thesday 1 Athe Reaces Mis
Fragmentary note from Ames reporting a Tuesday event at Moxley’s with unclear specifics. Limited readable names and action.
Main Dairy Opens New Site Amid Local Boost
The Main Dairy opens a new facility as local officials praise expansion. Renee Bo, a key manager, notes improved production capacity and job opportunities for the community amid the transition.
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Renee Bo
Sony
Medal Awarded for Chinese Hero in November Massacre
Washington reports Consul General Lay in Gunton investigated the November massacre of American missionaries in Liendun Olina. Twenty five involved were executed, including a monk. A Chinaman who rescued Miss Patterson is recommended for a Carnegie hero award and pension.
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Washington
Fen
Vegeta Leen
General Lay
Gunton
Liendun
Olina
Thaxon
Midduetanak
Nurderers
Ghbiov
Lienhart
Mr. Lay
Hils
Misa Patterson
Wil
Mable
Aude Aude Vova
Will Bee
Carnegie Hero Fund
China
Clyde Liner on Jersey Shoals
The Clyde steamer Cherokee ran aground on South Brigantine shoals near New Jersey while en route from Dominican ports to New York. The wrecking steamer North America was sent but could not clear the ship. a Merritt and Chapman wrecking vessel arrived to assist. Passengers, numerous, remain aboard as rescue efforts continue amid northeast winds and breaking seas.
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New York
Dan
Merritt& Chapman
Dominican
Birthday Party for S Springer in Jefferson Avenue Home
A Thursday evening birthday gathering honored Samuel Springer on his twenty first. Guests from family and friends presented a handsome watch and other gifts. Speeches praised Samuel for his generosity, while parents and others received thanks, and the night featured games and light refreshments.
Large Gains for the Liberals in Ipswich Election
In Ipswich only one contest remains as Liberals hope to win 41 of 41 seats. The vote tally and candidate names are unclear due to heavy OCR corruption, but the article centers on anticipated Liberal gains and the near-complete sweep in the town.
Rupressure to Wr Ie Cha Sus MANN and HOFMAN
MANN and HOFMAN announce Rupressure to Wr Ie Cha Sus with focus on proving outcome and potential applications. Details are limited in the fragment but indicate a formal notice or announcement involving these entities and a referenced subject.
Crazy Snake Faces White Law Over Indian Allotment
An article describes Crazy Snake and his party reacting to the 1902 allotment law and the later treaty framework. It notes the President pressing Crazy Snake to return to his post, the interpreter’s muted questions, and mood of sorrow among his followers as tensions with white authorities persist.
Pennsylvanian Railroad Abolishes Free Passes For Good
The Pennsylvania Railroad declares anew that free passes are absolutely and permanently abolished. Rumors that favored individuals receive free transportation or mileage books are denied by a high official close to President Chansatt, who confirms there is no change in policy and that passes will be abolished for all except railroad officials and employees.
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Philadelphe
Penney! Vania
Cansatt
Pittsburg
Ition
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cavantta
Chasatt
Newark Man Dragged In Brooklyn
Brooklyn today reports Ferdinand Hax a 46 year old resident of 34 Columbia Street Newark found unconscious on Evergreen Avenue. He was discovered and the condition described as serious though he was improving by this morning. Police and medical staff investigated the incident and state details are pending further inquiry.
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Newark
Brooklyn
Ferdinand Hax
Columbia Street
Nee
Ark
Alleged confession in Naftal murder surfaces inquest
The inquest into Mrs Naftal's death was renewed under extraordinary conditions. Fink Perdont and Howard Moryis, the two suspects, were taken from the depot and brought into the court. Morris reportedly confessed to Portland before the coroner, but the defense questions the admission and its effect on the case. Perdonitus reportedly disclosed the hiding place of the Naftal jewels, with further testimony expected.
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Astuny Payk
Saivage
Fink Perdont
Howard Moryis
Ayrdond
Wave
Detoet View
Mie
Minany
Hey
Mier
Jarey de Anja
Lars
Eis
Morris
Portland
Irs
Arimson
Perdonitus
Mra. Naftal
Fumigators Set Fire to Panama City Blaze
A major blaze in Panama yesterday destroyed twenty three tenement houses seven stores the Santa de New paumeceno church Catholic Brotherhood institution the orphan angelian and three public schools with losses estimated around two hundred thousand dollars. Police arrested the chief of an alleged American gang of fumigators for criminal neglect in supervision of shingigation work as fire crews struggled to gain control. Water from the Ranta Avina Church reservoirs aided firefighters to extinguish the flames.
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Panama
Ranta Avina
Dickinson defeats Mayor Fagan in Jersey City contest
Jersey City January 13 Colonel San D Dickinson Republican leader won a close race for control of the committee defeating Mayor Mark Fagan. John Kaleer narrowly won the parish ward over Edward Frick. The annual meeting at Pohlmann's Hall produced a full slate with Dickinson allies filling key posts including vice presidents and secretary.
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Jersey City
San D. Dickinson
Mivideon Soninty
Mark Fagen
Mbari
John
Kaleer
Emirrman
Edward Frick
Fagan
Pohlmann
Publicity Bill Advances in House on Interstate Crime Firms
Jan 19 Washington report shows Representative Littlefield of Maine pushing a Publicity Bill in the judiciary committee. It would require all corporations engaged in interstate commerce to file annual reports with the commissioner of corporations in the Department of Commerce and Labor. The measure mirrors a bill considered in the prior session.
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Washington
Littlefield
Maine
Vernon to Be Treasury Register in Landmark Appointment
In Yantingtom on January 13, reports say Professor W. T. Vernon will be named treasury register, succeeding Judeon W. Lyons. Vernon, president of the Quaidare Institute, is noted as one of the country’s leading African American figures, with the post regarded as the highest government role traditionally held by a Black representative.
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Yantingtom
Se-Register of the Treasury
Judeon W. Lyons
W. T. Vernon
Quaidare
Kea
Uie Negra
Washington's Birthday International Peace Day
Rome reports the government will invite powers to take joint action on the initiative of Lombardian Peace. The move aims to mark Washington's Birthday as an International Peace Day and coordinate efforts among nations.
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Washington’s Birthday
Rome
Fort Justice sentences slot machine gamblers
A court sentenced several individuals described as slot machine gamblers and offenders linked to illegal activity. The guilty pleas and judgments were issued by the Supreme Court amid terms detailing fines and potential committal, with case details spanning the involved parties and offenses.
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Justice Fort
Committee Election Confusion At City Republican Meeting
A disordered record shows James White chairing a Republican City Central Committee meeting. George Stewart elected vice chair, W B Parrot treasurer, E Bauer secretary, with plans to appoint A H Ko Haley and others for 1906. Incumbent morgue-keeper Stinor and postmaster Hamer White are named, temporary officers named, and future appointments discussed amid a tense, unclear exchange.
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Hamer White
Republican
Aucramt Ahdclen
H. Ko Haley
George Stewart
Vies Shalemany
Edward Bay
Wan On
Parrot
Treawarer
Bauer
Tamon
Calvert
Mr. Bauar
Wall Street Movements Edge Up Amid Mixed Trading
The market opened flat with slight gains and volatile moves as early activity showed mixed signals. Government and local securities activity appeared tepid, with notable interest in certain issues like North Jersey lines and Elisabeth avenues, while several bonds and stocks held modest values amid uncertain demand.
Opening of Tuxedo Wiling Alleys Under New Management
In a terse notice the opening of the Tiedo Dowling alleys is announced under the management of Joseph Bruch and Prof Sughrue. The public is invited to cordially attend the event at Blieabeeh Avenue.
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Joesph Bruch
Blieabeeh
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