Union County special election debate on Embree vacancy
Local Democratic and Union party leaders clash over whether to hold a February special election after the death of George H. Embree. Governors and assembly members weigh withdrawal of special acts while county committee chairmen mull consent, with mixed opinions across parties and calls from Freeholders against an election.
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Union County
George H. Embree
Union Party Democratic Organization
Anwmblymant Coyne
Stoxes
Pokes
Ansemblyman Coyne
Poncern
Republican County Committee
Assembly
Han Cove
Pilin
John Crowell
Crowell
Wmnty
William ‘Tuttle
Westfield
Stephen Cox
Craneford
Fred Zier
Robert McAdams
Coyne
Senate
Bente
Tee
Unon County
Trenton
Withiam ‘Tuttle
Democratia Special
Board of Freeholders
R. H. Mel Adan
Equal Tax Mayors To Hold Meeting
Jersey City Mayors Equal Taxation League president Mayir Mark M Fagam announced a meeting at City Hall at 3 o clock tomorrow to discuss circulating petitions for a legislature relief bill. Corporation Counsel George L Record said the plan awaits Equal Tax Commission report before any bill is introduced next week.
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Jersey City
Mayors’ Equal Taxation League
News Jersey
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Record
Pegan
C Corporation
George L. Record
Fagan
Trenton
Commission
Contract for N. J. Dry Dock Company
Fragmentary OCR text describes a contract involving the N. J. Dry Dock Company and a vessel or party named Prnnay Tam fon on a Terryboat Washing Rat damaged in a collision in the North. Details are unclear due to damaged source.
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Dentet V8 Deters Are Collected By H Epstein
Fragmentary OCR text lists H Epstein and items related to Detent V8 deters, with garbled phrases about colin tty etn ste and a setter, unclear action or outcome.
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Swayne Impeachment Articles Formally Presented
Washington January 24 The Senate formally received twelve articles of impeachment against Charles Swayne for the Northern District of Florida. House managers headed by Chairman Palmer presented them during debate on Santo Domingo matters, with procedure set for Senate action at 2 o'clock and oath arrangements discussed.
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Charles Swayne
Florida
House of Representatives
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Pennsylvania
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Lodge
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Jonien Rénate
Colo
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Mrs Duke Arrested on Texan Fugitive Warrant
Alice Webb Duke, wife of Brodie L Duke, billionaire tobacco man, was arrested in New York on a Texan fugitive warrant issued with Texas authorities. Detective-Sergeant OConnell detained her at 25 Urond Street as she met John Albert Christie, resisting entry and seeking to meet her lawyers. Extradition papers from Texas awaited.
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Atra
Alice Webb Duke
Brodie L. Duke
Thoman O'Connell
Fogarty
McClusky
Mra
Texas
O'Connell
Mrs. Duke
John Albert Christie
No. 25
Urond Street
Grand Jury In Session Delayed To Next Week
Reporters note the grand jury remains in session and will likely need at least a week or ten days before its semiannual work is completed and a final report is ready for presentation. Nearby officials indicate the timeline could extend due to ongoing deliberations.
A Christening and Cockfight Controversy In Newark Area
Borough Marshal Birmingham of Roselle Park defends his actions as journalist accounts describe a cockfight raid linked to Dutch Idea. He disputes Elizabeth Detective Tenney’s statements about the capture and asserts the truth was needed before the Town Council.
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Roselle
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Birmingham
Roselle Park
Chipt Tenney
Tesney
Tenney
Inet
Counsell
Marschal Kinney
Cranford
Idea
Ides
Kinney
Simian Wallds
Thia
Smith
Bill for News Excise Board in Elizabeth
Senator Jackson of Middlesex proposes a bill affecting Elizabeth excise rules. Elizabeth has 254 liquor establishments with 57 beer rooms and 187 inns and taverns. 10 wholesale licensees exist. The current board includes John Keron president and four others. beer licenses cost 950 yearly and require ten signatures. On March 17 the board barred new licenses for a year, forcing transfers of expiring licenses to other dealers.
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Jackson
Middlesex County
Elizabeth
John Keron
Paul J. Caveroll
John P. Kendly
Gerard Mrodlyink
Lawrence O'Donnell
Board of Excise
Philip Kinze Held for Grand Jury
Philip Kinze faced a grand jury after being charged with assault and battery on Charles Flood. The incident reportedly occurred on a date in early July at a location near Fleet Street, with Kinze being held in custody pending jury proceedings.
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Charles Flood
Alterourt
Ory
Seasy
Kean Reelected to United States Senate by Assembly Vote
In Trenton on June 24 Assemblyman Coyne nominated John Kean with high praise for his Union County origin and public service. Both Senate and House votes favored Kean, with the Senate 14 for Kean and 6 for Stevens and the House largely for Kean despite some absences.
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Toa Norrow
House of Congress
Senate
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Kean
Gnd Kenilot Minturn
Stevens
Childs
Dilleld
Colby
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Demwrat
Aséemblyiman Coyne
Union County
Aldgst
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Hinla
Mexander Hamilton
Tata
Newersey
Speaker
Smoot Inquiry Progress in Senate Committee Hearing
Washington January 24 Arguments by counsel in the Smoot case will begin before the Senate Committee on Privileges and Elections likely tomorrow or Thursday. Frank Stevens former Salt Lake City attorney testified about political activity in 1888 and interactions among Mormons and Gentiles highlighting social and religious tensions in Salt Lake City.
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Councel
Senate Committee On Privileges
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Salt Lake City
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al Wayne
Jalmstown
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Ueatilen
Briggs for State Treasurer
Trenton January 24 At no Republican joint caucus held to day Belga was endorsed for reelection for State treasurer and the contest of Morgentate comptroller and Charles Bradley of Newark for State railroad director noted
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FO. Belgga
Stata Treamirer
Ane
Leo
Copeti
Ds Wo Morgentate Romptroller
Charles Bradley
Newark
Investigation of Naturalization Committee Report
Washington DC Jug 44 The committee on Immigration and naturalization of White Mt Howell Jachatyman reported favoring this attention the resolution for a Joint Commission Of Share to Investigate the matter of Naturalization and to recommend reanimation to correct eating evia GA
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Howell Jachatyman
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Wall Street Opens on Bright Tone as Bonds Firm
New York trading begins amid cheerful foreign event relief. Early gains lift major issues while smaller stocks falter. Amalgamated and UO Penny lead gains as London buyers push prices higher. Government bonds hold steady as equities show strength in first hour of trading.
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Ud Rupeo
Gama
Amal Couper
Penio
London
Wan Alto & Buyer
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Wgwin
Edison Recovers From Ear Abscess Operation
Edison is reported recovering after an operation at his home to remove an abscess behind the left ear. The procedure, performed last night to relieve persistent trouble, is described as successful. Kale son has been present for some time as the abscess resisted prior treatments.
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Orange
A. Edison
Kaleson
Bayonets Awe City as Revolt Spreads in Russia
Reports from St. Petersburg and Moscow depict growing revolts among workers and strikers aided by gun and ammunition seizures. Officials fear renewed bloodshed as troops remain sidelined and factories, presses, and electric plants face disruption amid mass protests.
Strike spreads through Moscow as workers walk out
Moscow June 24 strike movement spreads rapidly through the district. All works are circled and guarded by troops. Electric light works also affected. Printers have struck, with rumors of a large daily paper shutdown tomorrow. Up to noon about 10,000 striking workers. Hopper factory employees refused to join but quit under pressure. A mob of 500 workers entered the factory and damaged machinery. No fighting reported yet as marchers roam the city gathering results from factories and stores.
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Finhind
Nevsky
Nevaky
Bing Plesent Tate
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Tetepah
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Universal Provider
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Meng
Sestroerk
Vtin
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Trarkoe-Sola
Government Denies Official Statement in Petersburg
The government issued an official denial printed in the Petersburg weather page. The January 24 statement refutes an unnamed inquiry and asserts no comment beyond the official notice.
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Weath
Yaqui Indians Kill American Miner in Sonora region
In Al Paso Texas on February 24 the murder of American miner Marshal Wright and others by Yaqui Indians in Sopora prompts the Mexican government to act. Diplomatic representative Francise Mallen says Sonora governor was ordered to capture the killers. troops reportedly pursued the Indians into the mountains. Wright urges cooperation with the U S to protect citizens in Mexico amid hundreds of Americans reported there.
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