Prison Terms Face Leaders Of Bad Gang
Government detectives and federal agents pursued leaders tied to a gang operation. The suspects, held at police headquarters, face arraignment on charges of fraud, burglary, and conspiracy. Evidence includes forged documents and stolen goods linked to a Santh Fifth Street business, with counterfeiting and theft schemes under investigation by Miles Street and Secret Service officials.
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Dal Ahmost Canstenthy
Ely
Poly Ierian
Saga Rocca Duliti
Amd
Doe Farkas Kostediyy
CiGhenromyghy
Swea Chun
Federal Comet
Seward
Joan Camis
Gian
Gous
Santh Fifth Street
Missy Pah
Spencer Street
Rowley
Picture Show Case Decided Amid Testimony
A local court reserved decision in a theater dispute involving proprietor Hochberg and a damages claim of 500. The trial featured testimony about equipment compliance and photographs by fieldsman, a Fulton photographer near First. Bargain sale notices from McManure Brothers close the page.
Primary Changes Urged in Two Bills by Col Edge
A summary of two bills proposed by Col Edge in the assembly, urging changes in election registration and district oversight. The articles note Governor Bart and Senator Pieter oppose appointments and reference committee actions, with mentions ofTidson, Tudson, and Demmerat amid ongoing legislative debate.
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Col
Edge
Trenton
Todlay
Iilaeshap
Soni Tindon
Tidson
Godiy
Pieter
Demmerat
Tudson
Ammoteet
Clark
Farrelly Nominated for City Democratic Chairman in Meeting
The Democratic City Executive Committee chose Alfred A. Stein as temporary chair, with Farrellly named chairman to lead a push for a wide Democratic victory. The group outlined plans for a major rally, a donor dinner, and outreach to prominent State Democrats, aiming to recruit hundreds of local Democrats and secure a strong fall campaign.
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Weed Ziers
John F. Kemal
Arma
I. M. Cratet
Alfred A. Stein
Mr. St
Benti
Sand
Wein Alout
Mr. Stein Deeds
Mfted Av. Stein
John F. Kemily R. McAdais
Richart Villaiena
John Hoek
Angie
Cheon Farrelly
John Pe Kenvice
Fred Zier
New York
Peat
Tren Steambagt Company
WitaRl
Paint View
Phemer Sirtis
Parvelly Tn
Methwan
Allt Hn
Rely
Farrelly
Dam fears as Bayless Varty dam endangers Austin
Reports from Potter county indicate finishes at Austin near the dam worry residents. Beadford and Palan note fumes and refuge in hovering above the dam while concerns rise that a weakened shim could break the structure. The 30 foot high dam sits at the head of Main Street, with a quarter mile stretch of water behind it.
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Beadford
Palan
Austin
Potter County
Bayless Varty and Payer Company
Heemyr
Bate
Plan to Establish Downtown Branch Library Opposed by Board of Trustees
Local bills introduced in Trenton seek a municipal recorder for Elizabeth, a city works board, and salary amendments for Rahway Reformator staff. The recorder would be a lawyer appointed for two years at $2000 annually, with a clerk at $1200. A new Works Board would oversee streets and sewers, with four mayor-appointed members.
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Elizabeth
Trenton
Sehwarte
Union County Tar Association
Selawarte
Tule Mahon
Tt Ia
Board of Works
Schwartz
Fonr
Sehwartz
Rahway
Reliwartz
Alice of Police
Union County Bag Association
Sehvciarta
Bs Praetica
Legislatine
City Library Plan Hampered by Funding Refusal
City officials declare no funds are available for a downtown branch library and public reading room. Library Commission members note port area needs and urge delaying the project until the main library’s expansion and municipal finances allow.
Boston schooner Henry Kishe wrecked in Cape Cod storm
The United States revenue cutter Gresham tow ing the overturned hulk of the Boston schooner Henry Kishe into Vineyard Haven. The vessel left Boston for Jacksonville January 18, capsized in a fierce storm off Cape Cod last Saturday. No crew members were found at sea. rescue efforts focus on the cabin areas of the wreck.
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Boston
Unite States Revenue
Gresham
Henry I Kishe
Jal
Vineyard Haven
Boston Light
Jacksonville
Cape Cod
Charge Made by Physician Held on Two Counts
A physician, Dr Ralph Randolphe, was arrested at his St George Weshiheld residence by Detective Sergeant Genie Conger on two charges. He faces verbal threats and other accusations and is reportedly represented by Samuel Selbeimer of Elizabeth, Virginia. The case involves alleged professional misconduct and related threats toward the complainant, with a preliminary hearing set. Wheelers Works and associated parties are named in connected matters.
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Duliti
Karka
Toatay
Henatquur Trootan Tian
John Mo
Randolph
Raradalph
Samuel Seifeimer
Liz Beth
Selbeimer
Mdvich
Woteeler
Peatty
Wheeler
Mimdolph
Titt Chiuran
Cosmet
Mitehi AG
Ernie
Trorsine
Arcitehs Hal
Eaeti
Pat Beric Ntarbbe
Bonel-Mnien
Meat Boycott Fails At Elizabeth In Week of Protests
Unclear fragments describe a boycott action at Elizabeth with references to protesters and timing over several weeks. Names and specifics are incompletely readable, but the piece notes opposition and tense public demonstrations lacking clear success or impact.
Pierce Bill Battle Opens as Railroad Regulators Debate
Fragmented OCR text outlines a legislative fight over a bill involving railroad commissions, governor appointments, and Senate oversight with salary provisions of 600 per year. It mentions powers of present railroad contestants, extended jurisdiction, and state attorney general review, but the passage is garbled.
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Ciera
Pervice
Rengent
Ge Senate
Soo
Eonantesten
Cou Piokun
Neihey Cooperataans
Jacupostel
Geneutl
Elearnad
Dr Keefe Public Notice And Local Business Tidbits
Dr Keefe improves health claim notes and a crowded street market mention. The item lists Sugarue’s School of Dancing, manual listings, and J Leonard Undertaker on Elisabeth Avenue with funeral parlor services described as up to date.
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D. J. Leonard
Elisabeth Avenue
Union County Teachers Hear Opening Lecture
The Union County teachers attend an opening lecture organized by Union County Education authorities backed by the state and county education groups. The talk covered certification recognition, professional standards, and how certificates will be accepted by the state superintendent and local boards. The event ties to nearby colleges and the Newark Journal reports distribution through local newsstands and stations.
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Union County
Wall Street Rumors and Names Stir Market Hearsay
A garbled OCR style snippet mentions Wall Street chatter and various names. The legible items reference an exchange and individuals like Zea ML and Webber, with fragmented phrases about markets, timing, and a potential note of Hodges or Hew Fee. The readable content is sparse and lacks a coherent narrative.
Odor Problem From Standard Oil Plant Prompts City Action
City officials and Mayor discuss severe odor complaints from the Langden plant of Standard Oil. Superintendent Wyk explains conditions while the company lines up additional measures including tall stacks to reduce the smell. Authorities pledge continued work and patient support from residents while pressuring compliance.
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Wyk Wes
Landen Pliant
Bn Etret Wbather
Similer Desage
Baek Ib
Beny
Bleek
Bine Hert
Mayer Mearlng
Requests Mayor for Search of Peter Todd Here
Fragmented letter asks Mayor to locate Peter Todd and mentions Peter Lewd. The writer, GEONGI HL, cites addresses and family ties, referencing Elizabeth City Commercial College, Kent’s Storage Warehouse, and a photo studio. The text contains scattered names, places, and potential relations without clear events or dates.
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Peter Todd
Cinogre
Peter
Dodd
Davaeiter
Pharns
Mie
May
Tneabloy
Didi
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Reagan
Serpoethy
Miles Street House
Sergivenen
Paris
United States
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Vito
Niles
Polst
Chey
Ping
Winktemore
Samuel Kipsberg
Klien
Mvay
Soong
Aed Hochberg
Fieldman
Toe
Er Fulton
McManure Bros
Piret Et. Dey
Democratic City Committee
Owen Anielly
Yepes Pinal Vines Vininaan
M. Meekseer
J Santeourh
DVAL
Owen Palreley
Union Business College
Dix Burling
Beunen
Tel
Broad
Manus Bros
Kiggins
City Hall
Scott
Tas
Elizabeth Publo
Board of Works and Recorder
Assemblyman Schwartz
Riggins
Dawatasen Verplen
Cine Ewings
Safaanen
Plete
Ashle
Ree
Beane
Utter
Pierce
Bill
Camity
Elis Bila
Abhem Altman Phong
DR. Keefe
Bern
Frech Printing
Roger R
Momanua
Sughrue
School OF Dancing
Pryene Wy Filtok Prostonte
Hewlett BR
Capon
Vranford
the Journal
Newark
Markec
Union
Central
Bcation
Sande
Pennsylvania Railroad
Btation
Wall Street
Ulm Webber
Standard
Black
Mayor
Lande
Mivelae Lust Flont
Bheek
Elizabetil Commercial College
Boffmann
Sve Viogranlis
Te Rian Derry
Toe Fees Thisteers
Pte Jr & Bom
East Jersey Strest
Kent's Storage Warehouse
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