Singer Company Gains Street Access On Trumbull Street
Singer Manufacturing Company received possession of a 519 foot section of Trumbull Street from First Street to the campass property line by city ordinance after council approval. Singer representatives were present but offered no statements on future improvements. officials noted the plant is crowded and the street closure aimed to aid capacity.
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Singer Manufacturing Company
Trumbull Street
Fhrat Street
Campass
Wes
Committee On “Kivcote and Parks
Logan Fay
Fliat
Valord Cullins
Singer Company
Nugent
Singer
J. Logan Fay
First Street
J. Logen Fay
Take Amie
Officers File Bonds and City Improvements Listed
City Clerk John F. Kenih City Attorney James C. Connolly and City Surveyor William H. Laster presented to the City Council and ordered filed. Various petitions and ordinances discussed include paving Third Avenue from Centre to Spencer, a proposal to excavate in front of NH Wast Grand street for underground vaults, and assessments for a water project near Broad and 3rd streets. The Streets and Parks Committee and other panels handled petitions, costs, and potential amendments with several items referred or approved.
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John F. Kenih
James C. Connolly
William H. Laster
Henry Kleinhans
H.W. Zaler
Grand Street
Cie Streets
Michael Doheny
Jan No
Thia
Thing Avenue
Nathaniel Niles
Wy Fen
Southwest Improvement
DeHart Place
Vine
Pennsylvania Railroad
Roat Broad
Red
Ayatem
Ham and Bacon Sale Announcement in Local Market
Readable fragments describe a ham and bacon sale today at a local market. Mentions stamps and pricing cues but text is garbled. The note implies a rushed sale event with limited legible details and no clear dates or exact prices.
Nugent Attacks Public Service Over Street Car Frill
Councilman Nugent blasted Public Service Street Car Corporation over delays to extend the South Broad Street line. Colonel Collins sought to postpone further hearings while City officials weigh terms for a franchise renewal and amicable adjustment. Nugent warned riders wait times on Elizabeth Avenue remain long and urged action at next meeting.
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Nugent
City Codheil
Public Service Corporation
Elizabeth Avenue
East Jersey Street
Collins
North Jersey Street Railway Company
South Broad Street
Petrets
City Ae
Publc Service Corporation
Collina
Callin
Torgether
Council Nugent Askes
Democratic City Committee elects officers for year
The Democratic City Executive Committee elected officers for the ensuing year at its annual meeting last night. Named were Chairman Robert H. McAdams first vice chairman Owen Farrelly second vice chairman John J. McGowan secretary Pred Zior treasurer George H. Schlotterer and John H. P. Corbett. Plans to arrange the eighth annual event on August 2 were discussed and a next meeting set.
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Democratic City Executive Committee
Robert H. McAdams
Owen Farrelly
John J. McGowan
Pred Zior
George H. Schlotterer
At-At-Arma
John H. P. Corbett
Mayor appoints officials to four year terms
Mayor Berry announced four year appointments to the City Council last evening. Jacob J. Bauer county engineer joins the Board of Health to fill Louin Quien’s expired term, and Dr. Horace R. Livengood succeeds D. El Blo O'Reilly whose term also ends.
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Berry
Jacob J., Bauer
Board of Health
Torecord Louin Quien
Horace R. Livengood
D. EL BL O'Reilly
Janus
Aeton
Calif
Investigating Charges Against Judge Hooker in Albany
A formal inquiry was announced regarding Waren B Hooker, aiming to determine possible action by the New York Bar Association. The proceedings were scheduled to be reviewed at 2 o clock tomorrow, with authorities awaiting additional details and a formal tribunal setup.
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Hooker
Albany
Waren B. Hooker
New York Bar Association
General Stoessel Heads Home on Steamer Australias
Fragmentary note reports General Stoessel leaving for home aboard the steamer Australias with wages tonight for Pet Bald board. Mentions Newark Turkish Bats for Ledjes and Wee Pork iet, plus an address 12 hie ave, airy Carat.
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General Stoessel
Pet Bald
Newark
Newart
Hart Admits Sending for Beer in Childs Death Probe
Prosecutor Englich will present the case to the Grand Jury as officials and a nursing board examine the death of Elale Anderson, a three year old deaf mute, in a bath of hot mustard water at genolf Day Nursery on Elizabeth Avenue. Rumors of intoxication by matron Miss Hart are treated as serious suppositions as she rests at a daughter’s home. A board committee prepares evidence for grand jury, with Dr Converse offering conflicting views on the child’s illness as a potential scarlet fever warning.
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Elale Anderson
Genolf Day Nursery
Elizabeth Avenue
Misa Hart
Mian Hart
Egewolf Nursery
Williamson
North Broad Street
Grand Jury
Special Election for Assemblymen Decided by Attorney General
In Trenton a brief session was held to address the special election for assemblymen. The attorney-general ruled the special election necessary under the constitution and confirmed it will not fall under the primary election law. Nominations will follow county committee rules of each party.
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Trenton
Jan
Union
Rand
T Brow
Ory Bean
Stephenson's sold to J G Brill buyers
The John Stephenson Car Works has changed hands to J G Brill and Co. The negotiations will be ended by next Monday. The plant will be operated here as usual and will eventually expand.
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John Stephenson Car Works
J. G. Brill & Co
Carpenters Union Meets Over Wage Demand
Carpenters' Union members met to discuss their recently demanded wage increase from 37 to 44 cents per hour and the possible course of action if employers refuse the raise.
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Carpenters’ Union
Alcante
Ship Subsidy Bill Favored by House Committee
Washington January 17 by party vote the House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries recommended favorable report on the ship subsidy measure drafted by the Governmental Merchant Marine Committee. Democrats efforts to amend were defeated and General Orosvenar of Ohio will present the majority report with Bevive Larcking of Michigan the minority report
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Washington
House Committee On Merchant Marine
Fiaberien
Goagrmianal Merchant Marine Committee
House
Orosvenar
Ohio
Bevive Larcking
Michigan
Wynne to Be Consul General After Evans February Transition
Wynne to be consul general succeeding EH Evans after March 4 as per official notice. Spalee named in the transfer sequence and Waim Wwi bowinioe appears as a transcription artifact. The article confirms the impending change and mentions the dates surrounding the handover.
Senator Mason Better, Wi Jan 17 Pneumonia Case
Former Senator Willie from Sewee with pneumonia at the St. Prorted Se-be. article notes his illness and condition. Other details are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate a hospital or medical update and ongoing concern for his health status.
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Sena
Willie Ft Micon
Wack
Jalion
Daring Attempt to Rob Post Office Ended by Shots
Camden January 17 A gang of robbers attempted to blow open two safes at the Glassboro post office near Whitney Glass Works. They escaped after Hand heard explosions and alerted others, police fired. a posse hunted them but they were not caught. The robbers, described as young and wary, wore no masks and damaged safe hardware.
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Camden
Ante Jantera
Glassboro
Tampa
John Mond
Whitney Glaan Works
Whitney Casa Works
Laissboro National Bank
Whitney
Suis
Glisk Works
William Martin
Willcox Indicted in Tragic Shooting Case Rumor
A grand jury returned one of four indictments shortly after noon yesterday. Harold N. Willcox faces charges tied to the fatal shooting of John Durpl J Fenthold on the night of October St. last. The case arose at Willcox cottage with a detailed model scene presented to jurors.
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Grand
Harold N. Willcox
Fedeg
John Durpl
Fenthold
Franklin
Thineone
Justice Fort
Willcox Cottage
Grand Jury
Evibeard
feFaun Tas
Kean Nominated for U S Senate in Trenton Caucus
In Trenton on July 17 after legislative adjournment Republicans held a joint caucus in the Assembly chamber nominating Col William Kean Jr to succeed himself in the U S Senate. Cross and Avis escorted Kean to the chair as a call of counties was ordered. Kean’s reception was warm with many politicians attending. Democratic caucus later nominated Edwin A Stevens of Hoboken by unanimous vote.
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Trenton
Jin
Ie Agsembly
Join Kean, Jr
United States Senate
Canere
Cross
Mroilley
Avis
Viork Warker
House
Veelary Tyler
Senate
Union
Croas
United States
Kean
Washington
Amd
Senitoe Kean
Visions
Wis
Especie
Leoihty Joan Heatt
Hadeoy
Appliie
Entt
Pasanie
Menihora
William Barbour
McKee
Barbour
Passaie
Legislatur
Karrie
Aml
Henator Kean
Benator Kean
Heda
Kentin
Howe
Pon Hin
Briggs
Dickinson
Smith
Ire W. Ward
Burton B. Hutchinson
Mercer
Shiun
Ocean County
Joseph Congdon
Paterson
C. Edward Murray
Welling G. Stickel
Pol
Limggrem Socraty
Edwin A. Stevens
Hoboken
James Smith
Jr Benator Ferrell
Assemblyman Lange
Hudson
Stevens
Republican City Central Committee Reelects Halsey Leader
The Republican City Central Committee met in Dix Building rooms and reelected C. H. K. Halsey as chairman James White as vice chairman Edward Bayer as clerk of the District Court and secretary and W. T. B. Parrot as treasurer. The committee thanked Hamilton F. Kean for his late chairmanship of Union County Republican Committee.
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Republican City Central Committiee
Tte
Dix
C. H. K. Halsey
James White
Edward Bayer
District Court
W. TB. Parrot
Committee On Constitution and By- Lawn
Hamilton F. Kean
Union County Republican Committee
Hin
City Central Committee
Hamilton P. Kean
Commercial College Course of Study Publicized Locally
A fragmented notice from Elizabeth Commercial College advertises a course with rapid advancement and mentions weekly sessions on Mondays from 8 AM to 10 PM at Wert Park Street. It references Turkish Bath Ladies and a Coatrtciat College in El Live, though the legible text is garbled.
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Bath—Ladins
Inauguration of Governor Stokes in New Jersey
Edward C Stokes was inaugurated governor at Taylors Opera House in Trenton with no large military display. A 5000 strong civic parade followed, celebrating the new administration as crowds thronged the capital. The oath was administered by Chief Justice Gummere, with prayers and formal address, as governors and lawmakers gathered for the historic ceremony.
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Trenton
Edward Casper Stokes
New Jersey
Taylors Opera House
AL Thy Beate
Senate
Opera House
Benator Croan
Hol
Francs Gravatt
Firi
Episcopal Church
Millville
Stoken
Covernor Takes Rey
Capitol
United States
Kean and Dryden
Iegislature
Kasox
N. GN. J
Camden
Gloucester
Kington
Knnex
Hudson
Pansale
Atlantic
Stokes
State House
Commonwealth
York
Tate State
President Loubet's Mother Buried Today
Montasmar Frager reports the funeral of President Loubet's mother took place this morning as Loubet arrived at 7 o'clock from Pasteons. He proceeded to his mother's residence with the funeral procession forming at the teak. The scene included dignitaries and family members amid the solemn service.
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Loubet
Montesamar
Frager
Leach
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Singer CO. Gets Street
Elizabeth
Street Car Corporation
Democratic City Committee
Quting
L Bauer
H.R. Livengood
Miss Hart
Englich
Cate
Sussex County
Stephenson
J. G. Brill Car Works Company
Senator Mason Better
Willcox
Lehigh
Journal Exchange
Braas
U. S. Senate
Republican Caucus
Trenton House
Col. Stevens
Cratic
Republican City Central Committee
the Opera House
Arerta
Pls
Tage
Wellsie
New Dereey
Poward Casper
New Jeremy
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