War Secretary's Recommendations On Philippine Policy
President Roosevelt backs War Secretary Fratt's recommendations to remove certain mining and land restrictions in the Philippines and to permit a larger US investment cap. The message lauds Governor Smith's efforts and argues for gradual self-government for Filipinos, noting advances toward local assembly and stable governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United ‘States
Ian Maaltasone
E. United States
Philippines
United States
Islands
United En
Washington
William H. Fratt
Theodore Roosevelt
Philippine Island
Smith
Hie
Pomplete
Plooty
Cuba
Interna
Aone
Fia
Yinos
Sareen Ibedt
Untitled fragment hints at a paused or cursed score
Fragmentary OCR text shows a partial line about a 101 103 tee A and a pressed page. Reading is unclear with missing context. No identifiable people organizations places dates or events emerge from the readable portion.
Wetmore Tax Appeal Before Board Hears Reduction Request
The Wetmore tax appeal session before the Tax Board adjourned at request of the assistant. Witnesses including John Whelan testified on land valuation in the Wetmore vicinity. The Baltusrol Golf Club case saw a proposed reduction from 547,000 to 41,400 approved by the Springfield panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muse
Eanior Sdourgs
Assia
Joseph T. Hague
T ‘M
Voorhees
Mr. Wetmore
John Whelan
Wetmore
Springfield
Keller
Lo McKinjans
Six new diphtheria cases reported at Rahway Reformatory
The Rahway Reformatory reports six new diphtheria cases, three on suspicion, amid an optimistic official view that the epidemic is under control. About five percent of inmates are affected, with progress described as favorable after inspector Clark Hunt and the State Health Board inspected and discussed antitoxin treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rahway Reformatory
Martin
Clark Hunt
State of Health
Lied About Hold Up, Say8 Chief Tenney Claims
An unclear statement reports Chief Tenney asserting a deception about a hold up. The text mentions a station and railroad tracks, with implications of a suspect named Herman and a bold assertion of belief in a required action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenney
Herman
Love of Vaudeville and Burlesque Reflections
Fragmented prose discusses mental life and morality within vaudeville and burlesque, noting indecision and disordered cognition. It references ethical themes and the idea of a harmonious life, with mentions of brains and a critique of theatrical performance.
Thaw Defense Nears End as Experts Testify
New York reports the Thaw defense closing phase with three insanity experts led by Dr Wagner Dr Evans and Dr Jeliffe addressing a lengthy hypothetical that Thaw was insane at the time of Stanford White's murder. Littleton seeks a final summation before jury deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thaw
Littleton
Wagner
Vans Andr. Jeliffe
Stanford White
Rosa
Win
Holy Name Society Elects Officers at St. Marys
The Holy Name Society of St. Marys Church held its annual meeting in the Young Men’s Catholic Literary Association hall on Rahway Avenue. Officers were elected with Edward Gandini as treasurer and Daniel as director. Secretary and treasurer position changes were noted, highlighting the organization’s healthy condition and retirement of the longtime secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society of
Pat Nee
Icv
Ethane Treasurainee
St. Mary's
Rissell Sues Trolley Company for Damages Claim
A legal filing lists damages sought by Rissell against the city trolley operator. The complaint alleges injury and property damage from transit service issues. The case highlights accountability for local transportation providers and potential compensation.
Better Glasses Sought as Bus Services Improve Across Town
Local transit notes highlight improved bus services with emphasis on clearer sightlines for riders. Officials urge riders to report eye care needs and visit participating providers for discounted eyewear programs.
Creditors Consider Offer in Marenus Bankruptcy Case
Ramuel Pickholts and other creditors met at Astor House New York to hear Marenus wholesale dealer in bankruptcy present a 25 percent settlement offer. Major creditors Austin Nichols Hecker Jones-Jewell Milling Petro Petri chaired by Henry Limamia, meeting ended with rejection as receiver Williams Groves continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramuel Pickholts
Bernard
Marenue
Sity
Astor House
New York
Pickholts
Marenus
Henry Limamia
Austin, Nichols & Company
Hecker, Jones-Jewell Milling Company
Pietro Petri
William F. Groves
Grace Chapter Marks 18th Anniversary Service
The Crave Chapter No 736 of the Brotherhood of St Andrew held its sixteenth anniversary at Grace Church parish home. Rev Henry A Dexter was unable to attend due to illness but Rev Dr Henry Hale Sleeper and Rev Francia W Kirwan spoke on the chapter’s work and future. Franklin H Spencer, the chapter director, urged current members to invite eligible men to join the brotherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crave
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Grace Church
Henry A. Dexter
St. James Church
Chit
Ter
Henry Hale Sleeper
Francia W. Kirwan
Franklin H. Spencer
Proba
New York Stock Market Opens With Mixed Early Trading
The market shows modest gains and losses in early trading as investors weigh supply prospects and government actions. Reading and Great Northern lead advances while several others trend modestly higher or lower amid fluctuating demand and mixed sentiment.
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New York
Witength
Saturdday
I Rania
Iberia
Ice. 1b Weslington Street Leek
Fragmentary OCR notes show an address line likely from a local notice or listing. The legible portion lists Ice 1b Weslington Street in Leek with no additional context or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weslington Street
le Eek
Vanderbilt Heiress Marries Hungarian Nobleman Count
New York January 27 Gladys Moore Vanderbilt daughter of Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt married Count Lanzie Hzech snyi a Hungarian nobleman. The ceremony stressed artful elegance over spectacle with a hushed guest list from the Vanderbilt circle and a few foreign dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gladys Moore Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Lanzie Hzechsnyi
Vanderbilt
Ruth
Jenny
Gormley
Bers
Bet
Vander
Aremset Yan Tapic
Hitae Vanderbie
Orm
Fo da Edichael J. Lavalle
St. Pa Aeaten
Palmian
Settioan
Fort sees President at latter's request
Gov J Frank Fort explains meeting President Roosevelt at the White House was social and not political. He denies coordinating Taft delegates and says the Washington trip arose from a chance train coincidence with Taft's secretary. Fort cites attending the Gridiron dinner as his primary purpose in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Jon
Washington
Taft
Gov. J. Frank UN Fort
Governor Fort
Grand Jury Sees D ark Lane Crossing Problems in Linden
The Grand Jury with Assistant Prosecutor English inspected the Dark Lane crossing of the Pennsylvania Railroad in Linden township. Dangerous conditions at the crossing have followed two fatal accidents and injuries to several people, prompting Linden Township to urge action to the railway officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English
Pennsylvani
Linden Township
Accra
Roma
Joep Mile
Lindes
Rive
Tall Cedars Banquet Honors Elders in Arcanum Hall
The Elizabeth chapter of the Tall Cedars of Lebanon held an annual banquet at Arcanum Hall Saturday evening attended by many. Frederick Maywan was elected senior grand, with James Buckle named junior vice grand, Brant as secretary, John R. Moxon as juror, Jacob Soret as guard, and Edward Strauss as master of ceremonies. Jacob Meloth, R. J. Kirkland, Palmer H. Char, Alexander Kaufman and others were listed as trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tall Cedars
Elizabeth Crg
Tall Cedars of Lebanon
Arcanum
Frederick. Maywan
eDaide
Ial Pie Pet Aavid
Mogul
James
Buckle
Mason My ¥. Brant
John R.moxon
Jacob Wi Soret
Eetward Miller
Edward Strauss
Jacob Meloth
R. J.kirkland
Palmer H. Char- Alexander Kaufman
Gondola Cars Fire in Singer Yards
Two gondola cars caught fire in the Si Manu smaprisy Company's yard shortly after 1 o'clock. An alarm sounded as the Swan engine pumped water from a tank at Port Avenue and First Street to fight the blaze. The fire was brought under control with only minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer Yards
Si Manusmaprisy Company
S: Yardang Fire Y Morni
Port Avenue
First Street
Yiilroad
Rae
Union Freeholders Report on Overdue Steamship Event
Five county freeholders recount a delay aboard the Old Dominion Liner during a gale and snowstorm. The vessel ran nearly twenty four hours late before reaching Point Comfort, causing passenger worry and prompting remarks from Noah Woodruff about the harrowing experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodruff
Meisel
York
Mr. Woodruff
Union
Menwera
Noah
Woodritl
Point Comfort
Egenolf Quits State Committee Amid Roosevelts Nomination Debate
Peter Egenolf and wife sail from New York on the Frederick der Grosse for Europe, delaying from last Friday due to a storm. He discusses prevailing nomination opinions, predicting Roosevelt may be nominated if Fort’s views spark a split, with New York delegates likely to back Hughes.
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Peter Egenolf
New York
Europe
Naples
Florence
Rome
Venice
Milan
Switzerland
Austria
Germany
Limburg
Labn
Mr. Egewolf
Thy
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
LaFollette
Taft
Mr. Roosevelt
Fragmentary OCR Item About Meats and Sales
An unclear OCR snippet appears to reference Moland and breakfast meat, a notice about selling meat, and a poet journal fragment. The text is garbled, with broken phrases and missing context making exact meaning uncertain.
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Reedom
Baltusrol Golf Club
Mincole
Reat
Ana
Ead Jams Aan
HOLY NAME_SOCIETY
Rissel
Trolley Company
GRACE
Brekeen
Cote— Low
P.M
Licome' Amer
Dugar
Ohio
Nashville
Ose
Esa
Baers
Cornelius
Fort
Grand Jury
Union Freeholders
Sareer
Occ
Khnew
Egenolf
Bryan
Froosevelt
Seys Fort
Rhine
Puter Eurnolt
Hee Raat Ats Ds Ray A
Moland
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