Dryden Caucus Chooses 34 in New Jersey Senate Race
In Trenton on Jan 22 a Republican caucus of 36 of 44 members nominated Joan P. Dryden for United States Senator. The session ran from 3:30 to midnight in a courtroom over the Senate chamber with Hillery presiding. Thirty two backed a caucus, seven opposed, and five abstained or were absent.
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Farrelly Elected City Committee Chairman at Annual Meeting
At the annual meeting in the post office headquarters Owen Farrelly was elected chairman. Edward A. Brennis gave a stirring speech as Farrelly took the role leading the gathering to applause. Kent Noscot and Major Charles Call man were appointed temporary committee chairmen. The new officers include First vice chairman Joby J. Shethan, Second vice chairman Anthony Sattler, secretary Frederick Zier, treasurer John F. centsegeatt. The standing committee will be appointed next meeting. The committee plans to meet in August to finalize affairs and contract work tied to Donnelly's money.
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Mahon
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Anthony, Sattler
Frederick Zier
John F. Centsegeatt
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Frederick Zhoy
J.H. R. Corbett
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Obituary of Oucar D. Opcar in New York circles
Oucar D. Opcar died at his home in New York after months of illness. Born in Abesrbreed Amare, he worked with the Shceery & Saupoumn firm for thirty five years. A longtime civic member, he belonged to a prominent church and several local institutions and was well loved by many friends. Services were held in Seer a Joka Huet.
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River Plans Change for Elizabeth River Sewer Crossing
The Elizabeth River improvement plan faces change to route the new sewer three feet lower under the river bed at Bridge Street. Government engineers require the deeper crossing, adding cost and disrupting the original plan, with a city council decision likely at the next meeting.
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Collins Named Acting General Amid Rowing Political Turmoil
In Trenton on January 23, an order from Division General P Fager Wanser via the Adjutant appoints Colonel Dennis F Collins as acting General. The crowd favored the colonel, and the recent vote indicated broad support, though details about the election process remain unclear.
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Arrest Made in Blanket Theft Case
Police report an arrest on a blanket theft charge involving John Shea of Uipton Street. Details are incomplete and location or court status could not be confirmed.
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John, Shea
Uipton Street
Penney's Coal Bins Belong to Palmer Freight Use
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a dispute over coal bins belonging to Palmer Freight Use, with unclear details on ownership and responsibility. Further readable elements reference Belonging to Palmer Freight Use and a related encumbrance or transfer.
Cranford May Withdraw Appeal Against Rabway Plan
Cranford township officials reportedly plan to withdraw its appeal to the State Board of Equalization of Taxes against Rabway. The hearing is set for Thursday at the Elizabeth courthouse. Township attorney B C Austin said a move had been discussed but no decision was reached. further word was expected tomorrow.
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Ex Governor Higgins in Weakening Condition in New York
Olean New York January 22 former Governor Frank Wayland Higgins remains gravely ill with no improvement overnight. Doctors report he is weak near semi coma and has fluctuating nourishment intake despite rest and care. Dr Hibbard notes heart weakness and cannot say how long life can be maintained.
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Ex Soldiers in Fatal Riot Near Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City on January 2 saw deadly riots after a scrap game sparked violence involving seventy-five ex soldiers from a Fort Reno unit. Many were killed in the clashes between groups including black soldiers and others. about seventy-five suspects were captured and held at the city jail under guard.
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Wall Street Roundup Steady as Bonds Hold, Other Prices Mixed
New York January market notes show government bonds unchanged while other values drift. Traders monitor rates and equities amid a quiet session with little directional movement.
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New York
Dryden Leads In Senate Vote But Fails To Prevail
Special to the Journal from Trenton says nominations for the U S Senate seat to succeed John F Dryden began in the House at 1 30 pm A Mercer county Republican leader Alfred N Barber nominated Dryden while Randolph Perkins urged Griggs The Senate backed Dryden with 12 votes Pitney 1 and Griggs 2 Ackerman voted Griggs Martine voted for Wilson The House vote showed Dryden leading but not winning Griggs received scattered support from Briggs and Pitney Perkins and Ackerman withheld from the caucus with other Democrats indicating uncertainty about the outcome
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Second Shock Strikes Stricken Kingston Again
Kingston faces renewed tremors as panic and confusion spread among residents. International travelers depart, natives camp in open spaces, and relief efforts stall under strained cooperation between provincial and municipal leaders. Officials debate British intervention for reconstruction.
Charges Cruelty to Earthquake Victims
New York reports serious accusations against Sir Alfred Jones and party members for cruelty toward earthquake survivors in Kingston. Mrs Craig recalls grim conditions, coerced medical procedures, and alleged neglect by authorities including Gov Gwettentham. She describes wounded denied care and food, and states Sir Alfred supported harsh measures despite the misery.
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Whirlpool Marks Earthquake Centre At Sea
Philadelphia report notes a whirlpool marking the earthquake center as the Bells steamship, under Captain Durie, arrived from Kingston. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate maritime observations of quake effects at sea.
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England's Official Apology for Swettenham Incident
United States officials released the text of Britain's official apology after a forged Jamaica governor letter caused a diplomatic snub. The letter, from Edward Grey’s Foreign Office, expresses regret that a British official addressed admiral Davis with a letter amid Jamaica waters.
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Shake and apologize letter shocks readers in press saga
The article reports an affair igniting tensions at Publishers Press with a swift editorial reply and an immediate apology to Washington, signaling a public crisis in the newsroom and calls for accountability among senior editors.
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Minerg Meeting and Salon Battle In 1908 Notes
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a 1908 meeting of Minerg and an event labeled Salon. Mentions executive board and months, with unclear phrases about a yearly fete and ongoing disputes. Names and places are largely unreadable, but reference to a postponed or contested gathering remains central.
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