Elizabeth and Amboy Traction Plan Moves Ahead
Plans for a $1,000,000 trolley line from Elizabeth to Perth Amboy outline a route via Linden and Rahway with a terminus at the Courthouse in Elizabeth and Smith and Ftay Streets in Perth Amboy. The Elizabeth and Amboy Traction Company would own the system and seek rights of way and franchises, aiming to cut travel time and expand service along the Sound Territory.
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Peter A. Peterson
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Hat Strike Dependent on Hatters Accepting Offer
A fragmented report notes a regional strike hinge on hatters' reply. The Seasional Board of the detailing a secret inquiry and bowling to-day indicates manufacturers awaiting confirmation from hatters before actions proceed.
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Sseional Board of
Dean Gessner Mourns Bishop McQuaid Friend and Mentor
The Very Rev Dean Martin Gessner pastor of St Patrick s Church expressed deep sorrow at the death of Right Rev Bernard J McQuaid first Bishop of Rochester. He recalled McQuaid as his best friend who taught him Latin and sent him to seminary. The bishop s life was marked by founding schools and expanding parishes in New Jersey and New York.
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Red Anne
Journal
Bernard J. McQuail
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Chester
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Sepulchre
Prostonary Hotel raid leads to multiple arrests
Police and county officers raided the Wheatsheal Hotel in Roselle for an unlawful enterprise. Benjamin ark, William Jenkins, and Beatie Murray were jailed on $600 bail awaiting Grand Jury, with Clark charged for business without a license. all held at county jail. Washington news notes House action on Willett speech, with debate over whether comments violated decorum.
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John A. Gelatin
Pook
Cram
Cunfield
Teipel
Wheatebeat
St. Heorge Armour
Roselle
Satankay
Banjamin Ark
William Jenkins
Beatie Murray
Abinabel
Weatfield
Toveey
Clark
Avenne
Paes Wheatsheal
Seas Soner
Bys
Wxiatut Satarda
Blessed Charities Gather For Annual Conference
A regional gathering of charity leaders convenes this week to discuss fundraising, governance, and community impact. Organizers say the event will feature keynote remarks from notable nonprofit advocates and opportunities for collaboration among missions serving youth, health, and education.
May Not Increase Superintendent's Pay
Fragmented text discusses proposed limits on salary hikes for the school superintendent and references local reform efforts. The readable portions touch on salary constraints and governance, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Three Charged With Selling Beer After Sunday Raid
Three men and a saloon proprietor were arrested on Sunday beer selling charges after a raid on 77 Court Street and Front Street saloons. Suspects Tony Amlurquick Jes Burnateaks Thomas Buwicki and Charles Simanis faced $200 bail. witnesses include Andrew Kavitech and others as detectives reported a wide sweep and noted improved conditions. Mayor and police officials vowed strict enforcement of the Sunday closing law.
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Tony Amlurquick
Court Street
Jes Burnateaks
Thomas Buwicki
Front Street
Jane
Matsom
Aie Healey
Suwicki
Charles Simaniy
Simavis
Mainelothesmen
O’brien
McCaffrey
Andrew Kaviteh
Prout Street
Simaais
Tenney
Secial
Jon
Assault charge filed after hospital stay demand
A complaint alleges Joseph Dyke assaulted the complainant who had been drinking earlier that night. The injured person required ten days in hospital as a result, and the case was presented at court for swearing out the complaint.
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Joseph Dyke
Aiker
Rev Dr Taft in New York Church Meeting
Rev Dr Taft of the Congregations Church preached at West Fifty Beneath Street New York City during an afternoon service and chose as his theme a fair Taft men’s meetings. Rev James Deoren editor of The Cutierted Catholic will chart the event next Sunday.
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Jay N. Taft
P&.d
Cunreh
Beveath Street
New York
Dr. Taft
Faerr Taft
James Deoren
Portland News Briefs From January Floyd Update
The fragmentary telegraph text from Portland Oregon dated January reports unidentified figures named Fielder Nes and Cheage White Bas, mentioning a plan or move toward the Trans Jere. The partial item is unclear about actions or outcomes.
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Portland
Ore
Fielder Nes
Lg Pr
Supreme Court Lets Big Oil Fine Stand
The Supreme Court of the United States sustains a large antitrust fine against Waters Meron Oil Company. The case, related to Texas and Federal anti trust acts, upheld a judgment of 1,024,000 dollars after a 187 ruling. The ruling confirms a total original assessment of 81,623,000 in penalties against the oil firm.
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Lournal
Washington
Day
RRS de Pexis
Aml
Oil Company
District Court
Friars County
Legal Battle in Big Case Promises Major Court Clash
A high profile conspiracy trial began before Judge Atwater in the Court of Quarter Sessions. Ralph Marone and William H. Kitchell stand accused of defrauding Barrett Manufacturing Co. of about $200,000. The case features a large defense and prosecution team, including Allen Strong and Governor Voorhees. The indictment details alleged shipping of goods and off books entries to falsify charges, with severance requested for Kitchell.
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Craig Mersh
Plainfeld
Judge Atwater
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Foster M. Voorhees
John V. Walsh
Marcous Samuel Rer
John J. Griffin
Kitchell
Craig Marsh
Braeslet Swift
Marone
M. Gottaman & Son Company
Hoboken
Samuel Sehleimer
Maron
Marsh
Bill aims to curb saloon abuses with sweeping liquor reforms
Trenton January 18 report on a proposed act to regulate intoxicating liquors outlines elective municipal excise boards with governor removal power, license caps by population, higher fees, and strict enforcement. The bill bans sales at night without permission, tightens license transfers, and sets purity and control standards, reshaping liquor law statewide.
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Trenton
Jan
Mont Donatic
State Excise Commission
Governor Fort
Charles J. Fisk
Communision
Peter Backes
J. Kearny Rice
Commission Ten
E- Joona
Keane
Wounded saloonkeeper Kelly fights for life after stabbing
Peter B. Kelly, Elisabeth town saloonkeeper, was stabbed near the heart on Wednesday night by Frank Canale, a Italian immigrant. Kelly remains in hospital with a deep chest wound as Canale, arrested in Port Reading, awaits charges and potential arraignment after Kelly’s condition clarifies.
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Peter B. Kelly
Elisabeth Avonnd
Wile Place
Bnamous
Frank Carale
Kelly
Hila
Port Feading
Invicta
Potter Headquarters
Citante
Elly
Polies
Canale
Police
Ies
Murer
Grand Jury Delivers Incomplete Report In Court
The grand jury, after being sworn by Judge Atwater, reported they had not completed their work and were ordered to return to the panel for further proceedings.
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Jery
Ebargt
Wheel Kirkland
Atwater
Overcoat and $93 Lost in Little Fire
Garwood Jan 15 A small fire burned under the cashier's desk at Andrew Walker's grocery store at South avenue and Centre Street. Mr Walker saved the burning overcoat and $93 in bills while suffering Burns to face and hands. The fire's origin remains mysterious.
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Garwood
Andrew Walker
South Avenue
Atreet
Mr. Walker
Walker
Beauty Doctor Dead in New York Home Shooting
The so called beauty doctor John Fl. Woodbury was shot and killed at his residence in Bea Cum, New York. Authorities say he likely died by his own hand amid troubles from a $50,000 dispute brought by contractor Stephen A. Emmman.
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New York
John Fl. Woodbury
Snl
Bimeecl
Bea Cum
Selena
Stephen A. Em
Anonymous Letters Ignored by Mayor Says Official
Mayor announced that anonymous letters will not receive attention. He explained the office will not respond to unsigned complaints or communications. The statement promises no action on anonymous correspondence and directs readers to use signed inquiries for consideration.
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Loral
Teir
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