Martin Elected Major in New Jersey National Guard
In Trenton a major election within the Second Regiment, National Guard of New Jersey, saw William B. Martin of Elisabeth chosen as major over T. Cross after a tight vote of 29 to 22. The lieutenant colonel race had no contest, with officers electing to succeed Lt. Col. Joseph Clime. The article notes strong support and some factional tension among officers and staff during the campaign.
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Trenton
Nelson Y. Dungan
National Guard of New Jersey
Dennis F. Collins
8 Atkinson
Washington
B. F. Howell
Otis A. Glazebrook
William B. Martin
Elisabeth
Joseph" E. Clime
Hed
Omney
Ca Park
Ca Hall
Elizabeth
Plainfield
Willem B. Martin
Somerville
Alexander W. Sack
Williams B. Martin
Mpany K
F. Cross
Rahway
Pasair
Itis
Martin Wen
Lidut
Carrie
T. Company K
Waarons
Uae
Martin
Col
Gilkyson
Western Syndicate Buys Kenilworth Property
About 1000 houses near Cranford in Kenilworth were sold over the last two to three years to a syndicate with headquarters in Omaha Nebraska. D Foster Updike of Plainfield will manage the property for the new owners. Meyer’s Leather Co of Berlin is building a factory on the site and supplying photos for American trade.
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Cranford
Kenilworth
S Syndicate
Omaha
Neb
D. Foster Updike
Plainfield
D Meyer's Leather Company
Berlin
Germany
Health Board After P S C Action Over Street Nuisance
Officials announce health board may sue Public Service Corporation in district court for nuisance on Elisabeth streets caused by trolley cars. Notice warns company to abate at its expense or face penalties under the city sanitary code adopted March 6, 1890.
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Board of Health
City of
Elisabeth
Louis J Richards
Public Service’ Corporation
Eee
Roedee Pixstand
Notibge
Imuliedin
Richards
Joures
Cotnell Committee
Obituary fragment for Frank Mae resident obituary note
Fragmentary obituary entry for Frank Mae a longtime resident with garbled text referencing general details. The fragment mentions a young man and a morgue, with unclear ties to Elizabet or Trenton and vague personal history.
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Frank Mae
Tal
Elizabet Ee
Trenton
Mock
Snowstorm disrupts trolley service and schools
A heavy baby blizzard halted city transit with trolley cars unable to run as snow kept falling. Thermometers plunged from 15 to 10 degrees by noon while schools closed early and heating failed in several buildings. Train schedules remained mostly on time, but overall city life slowed as five inches of snow accumulated by mid afternoon.
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Elizabeth Avenues
Broad Street
Pennsylvania
Bronze Cannon for Monument in Scott Park
Senator Kean introduces a resolution to donate 25 000 pounds of condemned bronze cannon for an equestrian statue to General Winfield Scott in Scott Park Elizabeth if approved. The cannon would be turned over to the General Winfield Scott Monument. Also notes a pension bill for Sarah E Stockton and letters on prisoners of war and immigration.
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Washington
Kean
Secretary of War
Winfield Scott
Scott Park
Elizabeth
Monument Association
Sarah E. Stockton
Loudenslager
House of Representatives
Dryden
Charles C. Jountry
Camden
Nathan Barnett
Paterson
Services To Honor The Holy Name Observed In City Churches
Catholic churches across the city began a week of services honoring the Holy Name. The events were prompted by a circular letter urging the formation of Holy Name societies in all parishes. Night services drew large crowds, with Father Anthony of St. Michael's Monastery Hoboken delivering a sermon on Sin. Daily services are set for 6 30 AM and 6 PM.
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Pee Mae Outonnen
St. Mary
Father Anthony
St. Michael's Monastery
Hoboken
Annual Meeting of Y M C A Directors
The annual meeting of the board of directors of the Young Men's Christian Association will be held tonight at Giles L B Hawkins the new State secretary will be present to make a short address in the interest of the State begatongar which is to be held here the latter part of February.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Giles L.B. Hawkins
Watt
Minke A
Begatongar
Day Presented Picture of James Moxley to Rescue Mission
William T. Day presented the picture of James Moxley to the Rescue Mission on Tuesday evening clarifying it was not Frederick K. Day who delivered the gift.
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William
Tuberculosis Lectures Postponed At Grand Trung ACA
Tuberculosis lectures scheduled for this evening at Grand Trung Men's Christian Association are postponed. Details and new date to be published in the Journal.
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Grand Trung
Parlor Meeting of W C T U No 2 Tomorrow
The W C T U No 2 invites all interested to a parlor meeting tomorrow at 3 PM at Mrs Pershhe’s residence 411 Chilton Street. Miss Star of Watfeld will recount the recent W C T U convention in Hartford.
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Mrg. Pershhe
Chilton Street
Misa Star
eWatfeld
W.C. T.U
Hartford
St James Me Church Notes On Fellowship Reception
The Men s Bible Class invites all members and friends to a reception tomorrow at De Hart place. The class will study Matthew chapters 23 to 28 this week.
General Gilmore Out Collins May Succeed
Trenton dispatch reports Brigadier General Gilmore is out and Brigadier General Collins may succeed him as top commander. Details unclear as officials weigh succession.
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Gilmore
Collins
Snowstorm Triggers P and R Wreck Near Neshaminy Falls
A January snowstorm contributed to a Philadelphia and Reading Railroad wreck near Neshaminy Falls. A Trenton accommodation train sidewiped a derailed freight, injuring three employees seriously and causing minor injuries to others. Remarkably, no fatalities are reported.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Philadelphia and Reading
Neshaminy Falls
Trenton
Caucus Moves to Set School Superintendent Term
The Board of Education may hold a caucus of Democratic commissioners to decide a superintendent term starting July 1907. Five Democrats could influence the outcome, with possible shifts among Clement and Campbell supporters affecting the final vote. The issue remains unsettled, promising late July action and noted by insiders near the board.
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Board of Education
Dr. Seniver
Ape Jeans
Clement
Snd
Campbell
Friends
Ape
Thousand Lives Lost in Kingston Disaster
Kingston reports a catastrophic event with English and American fatalities. Survivors describe stench and collapsed buildings amid ongoing tremors, as officials tally hundreds dead and thousands homeless. Relief moves slowly while fears of looting and further shocks rise.
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Kingston
Holland Bay
Jan. i
Publishers Press
Unclear OCR fragment on London event and losses
An unreadable OCR fragment from London dated January 17 references a conservative anti something and mentions Kingston and Pekan. Details are garbled with numbers like 1,200 dead and $25,000,000 losses, but no coherent event or attribution can be determined from the text.
Market swings as Amalgamated Copper watch looms
Turbulent New York trading skews prices with mixed declines across sectors. Copper shares falter while traders await the Amalgamated Copper directors meeting. Governments and investors weigh potential policy impacts amid unsettled conditions.
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New_ York
Jen
Erie
Amalgamated Copper
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Yjeu T. Cross
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Senate
Scott
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Y.M
C.A. Directors
ST. James ME
Ation
Breese
McCloskey & Graham
Aig
Buits
Sigmund West
McManus- Bros
Jeipreen
Tel, UW
Jamaica
Hagun
Jae
Port Royal
Leon Ad Biel
Waamor
Port
Coptetas
Mont
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Omens
Bidd Bradley
B. Varley
Sherlock Mies Lockett
James Ferguson
Charles
Edward de Cordova
Charles Sherlock
Fria
London
Wall Street
Foote & Company
Amal
BUGAF
Posses Ang
Cvore Bkiyn
Mil. & Bt
Copeol
Aece Louis
Nashville
Uy M
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West
Cantral
Bouthera
Texan Pacific
Union Pacific
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