Election writ served for New Jersey assembly vacancy
A writ of election was issued for the New Jersey House of Assembly vacancy caused by George Hibree's death. Secretary of State Dickinson and county officials arranged service in counties, with the speaker John Boyd Avis directing. Primary elections will select delegates for a county convention to nominate assembly candidates, per Republican committee actions.
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House of Assembly
George HI. Hibree
James Calvert
Hi. F. Jiurbach
Dicking
Hodbach
Pers
Sussex Comiy
County Chirkerra
Embree
Joh Boyd Avis
James Parker
Dickinson
General Assembly of
New Jersey
Purmant
Republican County
Dix
H. F. Kean
C. Y W. F. Hall
W. H. Lawrence
James White
Vinaniva
H. K. Halsey
James K. Warner
J. Kaufman
Andrew Ste Cardell
Charles N. Wedding
George “Kewiod
Willem Newcorn
Bluejackets Sent to County Jail After Bar Incident
In a muddled report, four marines known as bluejackets are restrained by a harbor police and sent to the county jail after a bar scuffle. Detectives note rough behavior and the sailors face U.S. authorities at a naval yard, with the account styled in a nautical, old-time tone.
Miss Hart Released on Bail in County Case
Miss Anna Hart was released on bail today at 12 45 P M. Sheriff Beil furnished bail of 2500 dollars. The two bonds named John and Dr. D. Reilly. Application for bail was filed earlier but posted this morning. Counsel for Miss Hart appeared before Judge Wall to proceed with the release.
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Miss Hart
Bheril Cornell
Dodd
Beil
Don John
D. 2. Reilly
Piuy
Mim Hurt
Wall
Flatge
Mayhew Hatch Victim Of Wagon Accident
Mayhew Hatch aged 14 son of Mayhew Hatch and Lillian Flateh of 60 First Street died in Montclair hospital after an accident in town last Sunday. He was thrown from a wagon during a drive with other inmates causing brain concussion. Mother notified Tuesday night. he died without recognizing her. He had been living in Caldwell for several weeks. Funeral by Rev. Dr. Sleeper Monday afternoon.
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Mayhew Hatch
Mayhew
Lillian Flateh
Firat Street
Montclair
Jast
Young Hateh
Caldwell
Dr. Sleeper
No Paradise for the Panhandler in Elizabeth
A Rahway man John Moore is jailed after attempting to intercept pedestrians on Broad street. The piece notes repeated arrests of panhandlers and suggests county jail terms of ninety days for offenders, reflecting local attitudes toward crime and policing in the area.
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Elizabeth
John Moore
Rahway
Broad Street
Metuchen Gas Light Company Organized
The Metuchen Gas Light Company was organized this morning at Metuchen under charter granted in 1881. Officers include President Patrick Convery Secretary Robert Carson Treasurer John W Whelan Directors Convery Johnson Carson Reitemeyer Whelan. Principal office will be at Metuchen with franchise rights throughout Raritan township. Capital paid in is $350,000.
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Metuchen Gas Light Company
Metuchen
Patrick Convery
Robert Carson
John W. Whelan
L. dl
Johnson
AJK
Reitemeyer
J. W. Whelan
Raritan Township
Downtown Republican Club Plans February 14 Celebration
The Downtown Republican Club committee met last night to organize sub committees and assign duties for the club celebration on February 14. Dennis I Burke serves as secretary with Ed Bauer as treasurer Henry Pilg also listed among organizers.
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Republican Clay
Dennis I. Burke
Ed Bauer
Henry Pilg
Day's Body Placed in Receiving Vault After Accident
The body of Marty Day, a young man killed Wednesday morning in an accident near East Hobway on Pennsylvania Street, was placed in the receiving vault at Rosedale and Linden Park Cemetery. Funeral services were held at Martin Som's funeral parlor on Hast Jeree Street, conducted by Rev. Charles Sumner Kemble of the Park Methodist Episcopal Church. Friends from out Camden attended. Day was aged years and was a grandson of a Methodist clergyman from Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Marty Day
Camden
Day
Methodiat
Pittston
Pay
The Singer Building Project Planned by Milliken
The Milliken Steel Company will construct a large Singer company building, with drawings still in New York at 11 Broadway and a vast derrick to be moved by C. W. Hust Construction. The contractor may veto an overhead cost conveying railroad under the award terms.
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Milliken Steel Company
Singer Company
Milliken Tras
New York
Broadway
C. W. Hust Construction Company
Obituary Notice for May Morris of Hale City
May Morris of Hale City died in Irvington after a long illness. She was the widow of William G Wileen and mother of Amelia Merris. Funeral services were held Tuesday with limited access to family and friends.
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May Morris
Wilson
Yach
Scheie
Amelia Merris
William G. W. Wileen
Hale City
Irvington
Tunerel
Peterstown Joint Raided and Saloon Robbery Fought Over Booty
In Peterstown a raid on a saloon run by Michael Blumetti on Third Avenue led to a brawl involving twelve bottles of whisky and cigars. Judge Mahon sentenced the inmates to thirty days each after a chaotic scene at the county jail. The Red House lodging house near John Street faced renewed notoriety as residents departed and police seized personal effects.
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Red House
John Street
Third Avenue
Aithar
Henry Moreth
Fler
Eairer BF
Michael Blumetti
Amity
Nilen
Thureday
Imelee
Jagherd
Willie
Professor Sughaue and Tocoteen Trees in the Park Affair
Fragmentary OCR notes show names such as Professor Sughaue and Rath Ladies Deg. Brory Meaday amid garbled text. The item mentions Went Park and a setting with unclear dates, offering no coherent event or outcome to verify.
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Sughaue
Brory Meaday
A. i
Prisoners on Parole Debate Grows in State Meetings
A committee of the New Jersey State Charities Association and Privom Reform Association met at Mrs Emily Williamson's home on North Broad Street to discuss better parole supervision and the parolee’s reintegration into society. Father Aloysius Fish urged reforms through the Court of Pardons and to ensure parolees earn liberty through worthy conduct, prompting a lively discussion on funding and practical steps ahead.
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New Ferary State Charities UK Association
Privom Reform Association
Mra
Emily F. Williamson
North Broad Street
Ray
George C. Maddock
Trenton
State Prison
Aloyatus Fish
A. Dick
Charles
Rahway
Aloysius Fish
Court of Pardons
Penee
Kecare
Father Fish
Wollemoon
Bate
Amertein
Court of Joins
Williamon
Accessions to the Union County Jail
Fifteen prisoners were received at the Union County jail this morning. Most claimed readiness to work, though appearances suggested otherwise. Among them were four young United States sailors and individuals with varied trades, including iron worker and bridge-builder. The group underwent intake formalities, searches, and a bath as part of the processing.
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Hig
United States Anilors
Hife Assiutant
United States
Jersey Declares Cannon 18 Insane at Inquest
Jurors heard testimony on the mental condition of Cannon 18 as lawyer Charles Kaes Sr of Hoboken argued for liberty. The court set bail at 418,000 with a bond of 81,800 while incapacity proceedings moved forward amid unclear details of the case.
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Charles Kaes Sr
Hoboken
Rae
Bid Nee
Fake broker swindler Rosenthal nabbed by Elizabeth police
Detective Murphy trapped Irving Rosenthal the so called broker who swindled victims for over 4000 and fled New York. Rosenthal admitted his name and was committed for thirty days while extradition papers are prepared. The scheme involved collecting deposits from agents to chase nonexistent debts, netting him about 4000 and more in losses to duped victims.
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Murphy
Jerome
New York
Irving Rownthe
Bunco
Thin City
Burkely Hotel
Elizabeth
Rosenthal
Addressien
Rush
Duper
Jacob Steinfeldt
Waite
Cout
Win
Aude
Capa Sony
Onli
Bey
Rosenths
Cine Rosenthal
John I. Stamler
Lok
Penny Ferryboat Collision Shuts Washington and Curego
Two Pennsylvanias ferryboats Curego and Washington collided near North Rover this morning. The Washington sustained damage to its cable line, while the Curego was not damaged. Passengers on the Washington reported injuries and minor panic, with crews assisting. The incident disrupted ferry service and prompted emergency response.
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New York
Prnpeylvanie
Curego
Washington
North Rover
Ceiaco
Senator Smoot Continues Defense Amid Senate Inquiry
Washington January 21 Senator Smoot resumed testimony before the Senate Privileges and Elections Committee. He corrected prior statements noting apostles quorum had the right to try a member and resisted claims that Mormon church majority rule prevailed. He affirmed familiarity with George Reynolds and the Brimhall succession context, supporting Brimhall for local office but not for federal post.
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Washington
Smoot
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Fe Biel
Quorum of Apostles
Taylor
Benjamin Chiff
George Reynolls
George
Brimhall
Cuff
Wright's Body Taken to Wilkesbarre
New York officials pursue whether Major J Ridgway Wright shot himself or was killed by another as Dr Howard Pardee who was with Wright is exonerated by police coroner and Wright's ante mortem statement and the body is sent to Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania.
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New York
J. Ridgway Wright
Wilkesbarre
Umperial
Himelf
Howard A. Pardee
Wright
Annell
Peace outlook bright on Pennsylvania Railroad tensions
In Philadelphia the outlook for peace appears bright with no trainmen strike likely on the Pennsylvania Railroad. Talks for compromise between the company and labor leaders are expected to yield an amicable agreement this afternoon. A further conference is planned by W. W. Atterbury and P. M. Morris to continue labor issues.
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Philadelphia, Jr
Pennsylvania Railroad
W. W. Atterbury
Ganthe Road
P.M. Morriayt
Wall Street Opens With Mixed War News Drive
New York traders show early strength in war related issues with Northwestern leading gains before some profit taking. Omaha and St Paul rise modestly while Duluth South Shore and Atlantic Preferred show notable strength as government bonds remain steady. Market breadth remains cautious with underlying demand but few clear catalysts.
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New York
Preewson
Northwestern
Atork
Omaha
St. Paul
Nickel Mann
Duluth
Bouth Shore
Atlantic
Priton
Guard for the Czar Threatens Conference as Strikes Spread
In St. Petersburg the strike wave expands with 160000 workers quitting across towns. A planned demonstration before the Winter Palace looms, while authorities keep a cautious show of force. Strikers offer a 460-strong bodyguard for the czar, vowing to risk their lives if needed. Proclamations call for a general uprising as an Uhlan regiment is drafted for palace protection. Rioting breaks at factories, with machinery damaged and workers assaulted. Bridges are guarded to bar strikers from entering the aristocratic quarters if soldiers intervene.
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St. Petersburg
Winter Palace
Tor
Rusais
Founda
Straints
Tay
Ah Rc
Atrikera
People’s Palace
Stin
Stolbers
Hearst Bill Aims Panama Railroad Purchase
Representative Hearst of New York introduced a House bill directing the president to acquire Panama Railroad stock not owned by the United States. If stockholders refuse to sell at reasonable prices the president is authorized to condemn under judicial process. The bill places US Civil Court for the Southern District of New York in condemnation jurisdiction and appropriates 1 million dollars for stock purchase and litigation costs.
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Washinton
Hearst
New York
Tony
United States
United States Civie Court
Bryan in the White House Visit and Democratic Leaders
William J. Bryan visited the White House at 10.90 this morning to pay respects to President Roosevelt. Ex-Senator James K. Jones, former war chairman of the Democratic party, joined him during the visit.
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Sblogton
William 3. Bryan
Waite House
Bse
Reoomwalt
James K. Jouse
Democratic Party
No German Services In Roselle Tomorrow
Notice states there will be no German service tomorrow at the church. The January 29 German service is omitted due to YMCA meetings and the Mexican German service is scheduled for February.
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Roselle
YMCA
Macetings Ter
Amesy
Savings Bank Suspension Notice in Lancaster
A partial OCR reads that a savings bank in Lancaster Pennsylvania suspended operations and a related company faced capital, governance, and threat concerns. The fragment references Wand and Trist Company and actors, with dated January notes and a court or regulatory action.
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Lancaster
Jan
Te Rig
Wand and
Trist
Seanoica
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