New Jersey Assembly Calls for Wreck of Maine to Be Raised
The New Jersey Assembly debated and unanimously adopted a resolution urging federal action to raise the wreck of the battleship Maine from Havana Harbor. It calls for proper interment of sailors, honors for heroes, and congressional steps to restore the vessel’s remains to national memory.
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Jersey
Maine
Potesque Harbor
Ypan Congress
Wallora
Havana
Willhem Sulzer
New Yark
Congress
Governors of 30 States Confer on Uniform Laws
Governors from 30 states meet in Washington for a three day conference on uniform laws. The gathering, led by Governor Wilson of New Hampshire, aims to harmonize state legislation with an informal, broad regional turnout and to focus on national policy and resource conservation.
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Wych
Iya
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Vivone
Tie Oh Lwedaston
Govern Willson
Rene Nw Hives
Will
Dr Cook Seriously Ill in Germany Report
Ny Yetsgraph reports Dr F A Look, famed Arctic explorer, is in sanitarium Nar Hoietberg with serious illness and possible melancholia. The correspondent says nerves are shattered and doctor’s mind in danger, with Mrs Cook at his side. theater outing details and local college notices follow in the same column.
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Jonowels Vouktarl
Germany
Trauhhunter Zeitung
Dr. F. A. Look
Artie Explorer
Vishiud
Ex Governor's Funeral Planned for Tomorrow
Funeral plans announce the burial of former Governor Ly Verte in Jersey City with services at Union Street and a procession to Morristown. The public buildings will be in mourning for thirty days, flag half mast, offices closed during the funeral, and a public ceremony at Evergreen Cemetery.
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Jersey City
Union Street
Gayerpar Pott
Lwarken
Morristown
Turin
Evergreen Comores
Fart
Cie Strte
Meeting of Presbytery Hears Licentiate's Ordination Request
The eighty eighth meeting of the Presbytery of Elizabeth held in Agasbon Tol Che Borat was well attended. Licentiate Gorah Danshee sought ordination after thorough questioning. Rev. Joho Reeve led devotions, and GoRM Ridsell joined as a new member. A resolution approved funding a regular pastor at the German Church in Rahway after July 1.
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Bixcbeth
Agasbon
Che Borat
Gorah Danshee
Punishes
Metibera
Lan
Che
Joho’ Reeve
Basking Tidge
Gom. Ridsell
Garwood
Rahway
Pal Klein
Singer Plant Inspected by State Labor Chief Bryant
General Lewin T. Bryant head of the State Department of Labor and three deputies inspected the Singer Manufacturing Company's plant yesterday. Officials spent the day evaluating machinery safety air purity and working conditions noting the five story facility is well kept and complying with state requirements while continuing a drive against child labor.
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Lewin T. Bryant
State Department of Labor
Singer Manufacturing Company
Bryant
Coo Bhawer
Singer Company
Aryant Vak Neil Ac McCarthy
Taapectors
Interist
Jlsuta
Siite
Williamson child dies in Garwood service set for Friday
William Williamson, year old son of Mr and Mrs Albert Williamson of Garwood and former city residents, died after a brief illness. The funeral will be from the home at Second Avenue and Cedar Street in Warwood, Friday afternoon, Rev. G M Russell of Garwood officiating. Frugal housekeepers urged to visit January Furniture sale at McManus Bros First Street. Sugarhue’s School of Dancing advertises lessons starting January 17 with prizes for couples. Remember the old stand framing photos and prints at East Jersey Street store.
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George Russell Williameon
Albert Willauma
Garwood
Thin City
Thia
Wiamaon
Warwood
Second Avenue
Cedar Street
Tinrwood
Oerick
G. M. Russell
Garward
Public Utility Bills Debated In House Proceedings
Lawmakers debate multiple public utility measures including a five member Public Utilities Commission replacing the three member Railroad Commission. Bills propose salaries, state oversight, and appeals to the Supreme Court while forbidding officials from holding stock in subject firms. Other items cover county boards and pager discontinuation proposals.
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Scharff
Thy Schart Hill
Indix
Directiny
Commission
Supreme Court
Fog Causes Crash of Penny Ferries on Yorks Dan 18
A heavy fog along the Pennsylvania Railroad line near Jersey City hobbled two Penny Ferries, the Cincinnati and the Jersey City, biting a thirty foot gash in the Cincinnati’s port side and ripping the Jersey City’s starboard end. Both boats endured severe damage but no passengers were killed or injured. they reached Hoboken for repairs after the collision, which echoed for miles and disrupted early morning service.
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Jersey City
Hoboken
Cincinnati
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Desbrossen Street
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Excise Board Secretary Wanted in Hoboken
A local notice calls for a secretary for the excise board in Hoboken amid political tension. The piece notes assembly members and county officials opposing changes, with references to state legislation and appeals for appointed experts.
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Excise Board
Hoboken
Smith Is Chosen Chairman of Union County Republicans
The Union County Republican Committee met last night to reelect Tinkle Smith as chairman and to thank him for his leadership. Calvert and Rowe retained in officer posts. James White noted for support. The committee praised Smith for five years of steady work and unanimously requested him to lead the party again for the coming year.
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Borgen
Anit
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Vinion
Tinkle Smith
Union County Republican
Hope Homes Co
Calvert
de Belyanit Rowe
Unt
Trenanver
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Cranford
Sereta
Thinn
Ity
Bin
Minte
Man Sues Rail Company Over May Accident Damages
Robert Dixon of Fairfield sues Public Service Railway Co in the Supreme Court for 85000 claiming injuries from a May trolley collision on Grant Avenue and West Front Street. Dixon, 55, lost consciousness after a head blow and remains impaired with left eye function. Attorney Craig A. Marsh represents Dixon. Alvah Clark for the trolley company.
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Phaifield
Public Service Railway Company
Supreme Court
Elaines
Dixon
New Kinewick
Grant Avenue
Planted
Ross
West Front Street
Trant Avenue
Craig A. Marsh
Mainfield
Rae Taxon
Alvah A Clark
Clark
Salary increase for McGrath debated by city council
City council discussed a proposed fifty percent pay raise for County official McGrath. Critics cited county workload and salaries in Belalis counties, while defenders argued the city can afford fair pay. Officials noted surcharges and warrants rising, urging prudent budgeting and accountability.
Injunction Continued Over Hotel Goods Case
Detectives hired by Leavitt and Atwater were blocked from selling Herman C Schaults assets by an injunction issued in the Court of Chancery Newark. Attorney Robert J. Eaton secured a continuation of the injunction after appearing in Chancery Chambers.
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Sellige
Herman C
Sebmistt
Ie Kenibeorthy
Valentina Vondertin
Robert J. Eaton
Court of Chancery
Mb. Rathirépeenoing
Betmidh
Sehault
Mle Eaton
Chancery Chambers
Newark
Ahem Fenjennert
Non-Suit Granted in Mason Contract Case
The Queen Court granted a non-suit in the case brought by Frank Sehoroder against Louis Schemieder, a mason contractor, for 1000 dollars claimed for work on a building in Rayway. The suit alleged a contract breach and sought recovery of funds paid prior to the ruling.
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Shige Vail
Frank Sehoreder
Louis Scehmieder
Onsine Milders
Frederick Katt
Queenit Court
le Plainting
Rayway
Body of David Danziger not claimed by wife
In a probate matter at the district court of the city, the body of David Danziger remains unclaimed by his wife. The deceased proprietor of a clothing business on Head Street, Seattle, is involved in several pending actions including an attach or civil actions. The case references his estate and related properties as authorities seek proper disposition and notification through Chenel pier channels.
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Tial City
Ata
Thar
Cane
Ryan
Nearly blind man found not guilty in shooting case
The trial recounts a hotel porch shooting near Rahway involving Glaser, Leavitt & Atwater as counsel. Key witnesses described the gun discharge during a dispute over a hotel activity, with the defense claiming accidental shooting and the jury deliberating on intent and negligence.
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Leavitt & Atwater
Maar
Wien
Ely
Sawer
Tir Rahway
Ghuser
Hater Elond
Tcec
Sunk in bay schooner and dredging delays noted
A damaged report describes a schooner sunk in New York Bay near Sandy Hook with divers and dredging operations by Wylie and Taylor Dredging Company. Seawater immersion and slow-speed navigation are noted to prevent further risk. Affected sites include a waterway near Manhattan and Petersfield area, with mentions of Fieldman and J Leonard undertaker, plus a local furniture clearance event by Manus Bros.
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Walter
Deen
Taylor Dredging Company
Rhine
New York Bay
New Library Site Chosen and Funds Asked
A public motion in Elizabeth calls for purchase of property on East Street for a Free Public Library at a 810,000 bond to cover land and buildings. Trustees pledge annual library funds to cover principal and interest, with city council empowered to issue bonds and proceed with the land purchase and improvements.
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Sulani
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Uity Raion
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Thizabeth
Eliabeth
Elizabeth
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Free Public Library
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Tle City
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Svi Honda
Wall Street Market Day Slips Amid Choppy Trade
New York stocks opened weak and after some indecision pared gains by midday as traders weighed several factors. Analysts noted cautious attitudes from investors toward early results and restrained activity across key sectors.
Lakes Storm Incoming With Gloomy Forecast
A garbled weather notice reports a fierce storm approaching the lakes. Forecasters warn of heavy rain and strong winds from the northwest, with ships and coastal areas bracing for impact. Damaged text prevents exact locations or times. Local authorities urge caution and preparedness.
Ship Reaches Home Heralds Death Of Crew Member
A fragmentary report notes a crew member died as a vessel neared port. The body was prepared for transport and will be laid to rest in a local cemetery after arrival, with details limited by the damaged text.
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