City Council Committees Formed After Heated Vote
Council announces chairmanships for Finance Streets and Parks Drainage Printing Public Holdings Fire and Hydrants Police Street Lighting and more. Ford Democrats claim some posts while Republicans gain influence. Bauer strengthens position as council chair and Leary heads Fire and Hydrants. Gavel from Wednesday Night Club. little business beyond committee assignments.
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Densils FL Collins
Te Lity
Crmneil
Cralh
Sauer
Englind
Nugent
Igent
Stein
Rath
Hynes
Taylor
Nearmy
Kenely
Neafeey
Morris
Fuhrman
Public Holdings
Hall
Tlath, Walker
Realth Kitty
Schtotterer
Bryness Charitlee
Kill Nile
Konely
Tonen
Walker
Mackenzie, Farrelly
Leary
Richtera
Dwlvin
Fullrons
Ford
Mackenzie
Delatin
Richun
Schlotterer
Smywest
Inus
Bgl
Delainator
Rendy
Vior
Mackensie
Kendly
Bath
Democratn
Qgolling
Mont Licen
Thay
Bauer
Hisance Committee
Arso
Mrects
Berke
Elianbeth
Killy
Ratlo
Republ
Coumell
Ford Democrats
Bord
Railrads
Collins
Ture
Point
Vicious assault at a Polish wedding disrupts a Boston street
Early Sunday police investigated a brutal stabbing following a Polish wedding on Wall Street. Konstanty Powoltz lay fatally wounded as Frank and John Mastolichok and others fled. Detectives detained ten suspects including Boewiczyk brothers. Stanislaus was cleared in court.
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Tiv Ayage
Mulcahy
Wall
Flint
Frank ‘Travers
First
Bond Streets
Tim
Muleshny
John ‘Montolfchek
Powelltz
O'Leary
Brantlaus Boewicasyk
Frank Boewiczyk
Jol Berwiczyk
Palice Court
Stanislaus
Mahon
Powerful
Frank
John
Democratic City Committee Reorganizes at Broad Street
The Democratic City Committee reorganized at headquarters on Broad Street selecting Jacob W. Sheppard as chairman to succeed Robert H. McAdams who declined nomination. New officers include a vice president John J. McGowan a bond vice president John Behan secretary Fred Zior treasurer and several others. A three member committee Hughes Zior and HL R Corbet was appointed to arrange contracts for the tenth annual outing in the latter part of the year.
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Democratic City Committee
Mets
Broad Street
Antil
Jacob W. Sheppard
Robert H. Mcl Adams
Werey Iret
John J. McGowanj
John Bhethan
Feck Zior
Teen
Freer Nergmanbaliarsy
HL Ry Germittens
P. Hughes
Prederick Zior
Trolley Cars Collision Causes Brief Alarm but No Injuries
Early this morning trolley car No. 144 collided at the corner of First Street and Broadway. The mishap caused a moment of excitement among bystanders but no injuries were reported. The car was set back onto the track without difficulty and service continued.
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First Street
Broadway
Obituary notices for Cecilia Barter and others
Obituary notices report Cecilia B Barter aged 4 dying at 426 East Jersey Terrace after a brief illness. Funeral services will be held tomorrow with interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Also noted are Patrick Hogan and Patrick He 46 of Wall Street, connected to Samuel L Moore Co, who died at Menlo Park while visiting. interment and burial planned in this city. Additional obituary fragment mentions Mrs Coolita McDede and others with funeral and cemetery plans forthcoming.
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Cecilia B. Barter
Cecilia E
East Jersey
Kre
Esa
Innes
Cecil
Holy Rowary
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Patrick Hogan
Patrick
Wall Street
Samuel L. Moore Bons Company
Menlo Park
St. Patrick’s Church
Miber
Tang
Electric trolley links Springfield and Union in historic run
The Morris Gopity Tren Ton Company operated two cars with compressed air brakes and a whistle on a Rapid line from Millburn to Union via Main street, Morrin avenue, stopping at the Meeker Inn. Passengers, including schoolchildren, toured the historic sites such as the old Presbyterian Church, Battle Hill, and Washington's Headquarters, then returned to Meeker Inn for lunch before continuing.
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Springfield
Union
Morris Gopity ‘Tren Ton Company
Odor Ris Avenue
Springfeld
Meeker Inn
Srthe
Millburn
Po A
Main Street
Morrin Avenue
Morris Avenue
Washington
Benjamin Heard
Battle Hill
Wetsel
Hannere
Horsew
Entite
Ogra
aceteNe
Palvis
Georgy
W. Caldwin
Fx Sayer Dsl
Eet
Summit
Johneda
West Summit
Morine “Traction Company
John Crox
D. P. Skillington
W. H. Frapwell
W. ‘Sehwartee
Murray Hill
Robert 8. Oliver
Millburn Township
George W. Clark
Henry Hankins
John Hanlon
Geo. W. Goff
Geo. W. Eager
W. R. Ayres
Tanlely Smith
Carl Seiler
D. J. Mundy
Benjamin Lyon
Ernrat. Hir
le Dae Ee He Derahug
Walter A. Miller
Heory Wittkop
Prank Helquiat
le Horace Hufford
Woodruff
Richard Triveil
Spring
J. A. Bates
Cqx
Meeker
Lorrincin
Whale
Elizabella
Building and Loan Election Report Fragment
In a fragmented report, officers were unanimously reelected at a Building and Loan election. Peter Tag was chosen president, William Aillier treasurer, Carl Monecker secretary, and Jacob Drochicher recording secretary, with several names partially readable.
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Acausal
Jean
Peter Tag
Preaigant
Whitam Aillier
Tressurer
Carl Monecker
Retort Bove
Jecod Drochicher
Ee Gee Duaethe
Burger
Bokmal
Fragmented OCR headline on Elmhurst College rector list
Fragmented OCR text mentions Elmhurst College and numbers and names unclear due to damaged scan. No clear events, dates, or outcomes readable.
Reform Bills With A Rush Propose Appointive School Board
The legislature opens with heated debate as administration and reform bills clash. Assemblyman Tucker proposes an appointive Mayoral Board for cities over 100, while Senator Aviv backs twenty five year limited franchise terms. A state taxation plan would tax railroad property and fund counties for schools and roads, with annual property returns required from corporations and local wages data.
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Trenton
Dun. H
Fouse
Ammy Mor
Senate
Randolph Perkins
Robbins
Seba
Colby
Fen Wille
Aviv
Gloucester
State Board of Ansessors
Renaury
Jocal Wasesacre
Assemblyman Tucker
Union County
Avin
Amenblyman Miller
Cumberland
Igguer Intereate
Tetadhey
State Brewers’ Association
Benator’ Jackeon
Middlesex
Tenathan
Assemblyman Heck
Bergen
Aia Ce
The Wonderful Fays at the Lyceum Theatre
The Wonderful Fays at the Lyceum Theatre drew a curious audience last night. The display of occult effects by Mr. Fry and partners, including a levitating girl, pleased patrons though some details remained mystifying. Dorothy and the mystic acts held strong appeal, while the accompanying performers delivered lively, humorous entertainment throughout the show.
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Lyceum Theatre
Hinden
Fry
Staats
New York
Dorothy
Kean
Senate
Hemdred
Tommorrow
Ty Tgeran
Piands Tuned Lie Seat From Brent
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Professor Sughmue. Unable to determine clear event, person, or location. Summary constrained by incomplete readable facts. no verifiable entities beyond the ambiguous names provided.
Four men die in New York river tunnel air lock accident
A shaft at the foot of a new river tunnel near Forty-second Street Long Island City trapped four workers when air supply failed and water flooded the lock. Rescue attempts saved two briefly before all four perished. two bodies recovered, others lost in the rising water as equipment and pumps tried to clear the shaft. Names identified include Luther Arthur and Arthur Gordon. others unnamed.
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Pennsylvania’s
East River
New York
Mahaft
Elnent
Kinet
Long Imand
Panien
Phe Wa
Panbrectnis
Helmont
Jang Lalumd
Ethusig Nolan
Wmi
Andon Scioux
Frm
Ont
Karl Ons
Addrens
Natheniel White
Luther Arthur
Arthur Gordon
Woman Sues Central Railroad for 10000 Damages
In circuit court this morning Mrs Dary Schwaltagh of Danellen filed suit against the Kent Railroad Company of Newderney seeking 10000 for the death of her son Henry HohwiThash at Dane Ellen on February 23. The case before Justice Fort centers on alleged railroad safeguards and the roundhouse collapse. William C. Gebhardt represents the plaintiff. R. Lindabury for the railroad.
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Kelwalbach
William C. Gebhardt
Ander
Lindabury
Ailway Company
Mayor Reappoints Health Board Members for Four Years
Mayor Berry reappointed Dr. Giepen J. Quinn and Dr. L. R. Brown to the Board of Health for four year terms. The mayor notified the City Council of the appointments.
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Board OF Health
Berry,haw
Giepen J. Quinn
L. R. Brown Sa
Aiomibara
Brave Little Hab a Gao vase edition at new sergey
Fragmented text reveals an item titled Brave Little Hab a Gao vase edition at New Sergey. The garbled lines mention Cort Gris and Millewiar with references to The Aimer ican in Millewiar and ex posthast ers, but the readable facts are limited.
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Cort
Gris
Millewiar
Bridge Plans Circulated for Hoboken New York Link
Four bills and one joint resolution were introduced in the Senate this morning seeking appointment of a commission with a New York authority to study the feasibility of a bridge between Hoboken and New York. The Legislature adjourned this afternoon to reconvene next Tuesday evening.
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Trenton
Jam
Howse
Yirodnvod
Benate
New York
Hoboken
Marshall Field in Battle for Life as Condition Worsens
New York Jan 16 The condition of Marshall Field grew worse this morning with doctors noting the illness had not extended, but the patient remains in a grave state. Physicians expressed cautious hope yesterday due to his showing of strength and stamina in the fight for life.
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New York
Marshall Field
Marshall
Trillelawton
Fireman Killed At Dundee Lake Train Wreck
Paterson reports a westbound Sunque railroad wreck near Dundee Lake just before 11 PM. Fireman Howard McCroskry of Atroudsburg died in the collision. the accident disrupted service and halted trains on the line.
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Dundee Lake
Paterson
Howard McCroskry
Atroudsburg
Panama Canal Contract Proposed for Private Digging
Fragmentary note questions whether a private company should be authorized to dig the Panama Canal under contract. It mentions supervision by the commission and an attorney’s submission about authority to let the work.
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Panama
Canal
Tore
Jumps Bail in Essex County Court Action
War to Have Stood Trial in Essex County today as Ehrlich and Born of 143 Fee Street face charges. Neuwirth linked to goods sale by Samuel Neuwirth. bail set at 2000 dollars. Trial moved to Newark Quarter Sessions. Ehrlich absent, Neuwirth present in court. counsel ill. Indictment details involve Soph ole J. Murphy and James as attorneys.
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Essex County
Born
Ehrlich
Fee Street
Waawer
Austria
Tha
Singer
Frederick Mother
Samuel Newwirth
Summer Avenue
Edsen Hoth
Newark
Mott
Ji Ten Kyck
Neuwirth
Levis Hood
Tibury
Matthew McDougall
Sophole J. Murphy
Nlite
New York
James
Wall Street jitters amid unclear market moves
The New York market shows scarce tone as traders await clear direction. Government bonds hold steady while some issues firm and others ease. overall volume appears lighter than yesterday with limited intraday rallies and no strong trend emerging.
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Lang
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