Embargo on New Saloons By Excise Board
A local excise board imposes a moratorium on issuing new saloon licenses for at least a year. The meeting selects Hagin for one year as license holder with a salary of £1,200, sets closing hours, and approves a bond for the city keeper. A motion to grant new licenses is amended to one year, with debate over license fees and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excise Board
Tne
Hagin
Vo Gill
Faniermeiner Devine
Citisalronkeeper
State Wins Fight Against Water Co in Chancery Opinion
Special to the Journal: Vice-Chancellor Walker filed an opinion in the case brought by Attorney General Wilson against the Hudson County Water Company. The injunction is to restrain the company from laying pipes to Beiterbshal over the Kill von Rahl to supply Staten Island. The court holds the state owns lands from the water line to the center of the stream, marking the boundary between New Jersey and New York. Governor Fort praised the opinion as sound policy.
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Vrontom
Dai
Walker
Sie
Court of Chancery
Anil
Wilson
Hudson County Water Company
Beiter
Kill von Rall
Staten Talasal
New Jersey
New York
Fort
January Clearance Brings Bargains Across Shops
A damaged page lists offers from Fine Footwear and various vendors. Francis the butcher markets sausages while a studio advertises portrait services on Jersey Street. Printing services promote visiting cards and letterheads with low prices. A dancing school advertises January programs and a photography studio pledges top quality. Unprecedented bargains appear throughout the listings.
Sure Coachman Admits Killing Nurse in Hospital Guard
Frank Ermerhorn, coachman for Barnes Compt on, New York financier, is guarded at Labour Hospital. Physicians say he will recover and a formal statement on murder is planned. Authorities believe he killed Miss Sarah Breviner, the Compton household nurse, and expect a confession after his recovery. Chief McCready expressed confidence in securing a complete confession from the accused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fomale Millbrook
Frankermerhorn
Barnes Compton
New York
Labour Hospital
Sehermerhorn
Uuurder
Che
Sarah Breviner
Schormerhorn
Pulive
Sehermerhern
McCihe Toelay
City Gripped by Blizzard Paralyzes Transit and Roads
A blizzard hit the city after 10 pm with wind and snow disrupting streetcar lines Z main line power and steam rail routes. Public Service Corp officials warned schedules could not be kept and crews fought heavy drifts, broken power, and blocked tracks hindering traffic citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Gettings
Public Service Corporation
Round Brook
Death of 80 year old man at Flora Street residence
Harry Garrahonnt aged 80 died suddenly this morning at his Flora Street home after several days of illness. He had complained of a severe cold and felt unwell while at work, collapsing later despite medical aid. Born in Newark he had lived in the city many years and is survived by his wife and daughter.
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Harry Garrahonnt
Seine
Flora Atreet
Nielle
Strauss Leather Works
Krelinghuusen Avenue
Newwork
Novabrant
Newark
Robert Fisids
Jerenary Raiway
Dan
Rouart Fielda
Sid
Mien A. Moore
Milton Avenue
Hie
Jamaica
Toot Mayhem
Trinity Metherliat Church
Great January Sale at arpari event and sale
January sale advertises a one day event at Toad and Wallaloots offering special 1m discounts across ladies wear and accessories. The store promises dramatic savings with limited time pricing and a noon start on Saturday per the Journal.
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Toad and Wallaloots
Speciaia
Uate
Ula
Dremes
Walsia
Tonlguee Journal
Conservation Message Goes to Congress
A conservation message seeks action from Congress on land rights power sites and related legislation. The appeal outlines the need for policy to conserve resources and regulate land use, urging swift consideration of proposed measures affecting public lands and energy development.
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Congress
President urges immediate action on public lands and river projects
President requests Congress to advance a broad conservation and public lands program. He backs fifty year leases for power sites, a 830 million bond to finish West reclamation, timber withdrawals, and extensive forest service powers. River and harbor improvements for Mississippi Ohio Missouri are urged with funding. Includes a memorial note on Robert Fislds death and funeral plans.
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West
Secretary of the Interior
Missouri
Ohio Rivers
Washington
Jan
Congress
Hellingsr Pinchot Stayaty
Pth
Theva Ween
Hallinger
Ito Congress
Anya Unat
Miler Hiv
Witry
Irawalk
Ly Ue
Interior
Ani
Geological Survey
Mississippi
Ohio
Cotyerese Inclile
Ohie
Pittstur i Cairo
St. Paul
St. Lonia
Kansas City
St.outs
St. Louis
Cairo
Christys' Fight Over Child Grows Bitter
Court scene unfolds as Mia Christy seeks standing in a custody case. The battle centers on Hie case hirgely Gx detent her self against charges while alliances shift. A New York upbringing and alleged past insanity are referenced amid testimonies from a New York witness.
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Christys
Telafty
Howard Chetiler Chisty
Ubatler Hushang
Natoliny
Mia Christy
Nuitiod
Neve York
Christy
New York
Dieter
Keely Institute
White
N.Y
Trade Board Elects Old Officers At First Night Meeting
Fey the fit) Hine OH by Haley wins reelected president of the Trade Board at first night’s meetings and all other officers were retained for the voting term. City Attorney Dunes Connolly named first vice president, ES Tera as second vice president, Samuel J. Ogden as treasurer, and William F. Geaves as secretary. Members of the HOM executive wore similar with one exception, George K. Walker, due to increased business demands. The committee’s report covered river improvements, trolley service routes, and sewer plans. The meeting highlighted civic projects from Ridley Flow to native room improvements, and the group urged action on the river and waterway issues for the city.
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Fey the
Haley Wins
Tlw Hore Af
Dunes Connolly
ES. Tera
Samuel J. Ogden
Will
Ia F. Geaves
He Hom
George K. Walker
Hyteluanewe
Paulie
Rome
Feilo
Hee
Hapartanis
Eurie Tefae
Vanet
Priest Threatened Over New Newark Church Plan
Father Zindzius faces threats from a Black Hand faction demanding a church committee. The Detroit-style letters, written in Lithuanian, urge approving a $74,000 building by parish vote, challenging diocesan rules. Police say no report yet. bishop O Connor and South Orange leaders are cited in the dispute.
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Peter and St Paul
Tina Beet
Hye
Newark
Epvelia
Ziadzian Saya
Hishop
Vicwr
Ziwleiva
Father Ansiones
Belmont Avenue
Storm to Hit City as Snow Follows Heavy Winter Storm
A heavy storm lashes New York City with five inches of snow and continued heavy snowfall. Traffic slows dramatically across roads and transit, with elevated and some subway services only mildly affected while rail delays loom for long hauls. Weather Bureau warns a second storm from the West may follow soon, prolonging the winter conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal 7
New York
Dan
Kar
Weather Bureau
Bugs at work on our fine trees in Jefferson Park
An examination after a recent wind storm found large oak trees damaged by borers. City officials, Boston foresters, and Park Committee members collected specimens to guide a campaign against the pest and protect remaining trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Park
Asone
Mino & Whitaker
Boston
Deiferen Park
Munson
Comeil Committee
Pyperta
Whitelaw Reid Fails To Reach Funeral in Time
The financier and philanthropist Whitelaw Reid failed to reach his own funeral service at St Thomas’s Church in New York today. Bishop David W. Gyeer presided. notable attendees included prominent financiers and educators from the European diaspora.
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Whitelaw Reid
Indaw
Dy C. V
Wills
St. Lowi
St. Thomas's Church
David WH. Gyeer
Diaspean Cof
New Yorks
Mie
Great January Clearance at Aehwed's Shoe Shop
A chaotic OCR fragment reports a January clearance sale at a shoe shop, mentioning stock, winter goods, and low prices. Names and exact items are unclear due to garbled text, but the gist is a house clearing sale on footwear and related products.
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