Perkins Choice At Primaries In Westfield Ward Delegates
Westfield June 30 Mayor Randolph Perkins won four of five delegates in Republican ward primaries. He will lead a solid Westfield delegation to tonight's county convention to nominate a candidate to succeed the late George H. Hebrew in the Assembly. Thompson won a delegate in the Third Ward, with votes counted from all four wards as results were announced. The convention here in Field will name Perkins, with no other candidates pressing, and the contest centered on securing a majority of delegates to back him.
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Westfield
Randolph Perkins
Flield
George H. Hebrew
Assembly
Porkink
Lloyd ‘Thompson
Perkins
Thompon
Wid
Thoma
Thompson
Perkina
Wextfield
Mayor Perkins
Toir
Fietlawe East
H. L. Pink
Edward J. Floyd
Merkine
Hirlea M. Aleck
James C.ink
Sivorge B. Dickerson
Wellington More House
P.P. Condit
Wa. Munkinson
Gene Hanford
T. MK. Mille
A. Smith
W. Mawr
F. Grant Tellers
John M. Ladley
John O'Blenia
Thomjrim
Charles FE. Cox
Wan
Gale
Tworge Cox
Petar F. Randolph
Ballot Boxes Opened For Special Election
Newark resident Fredrick Tekman was notified to deliver and prepare eighty four ballot Nes at City Hall for use in the special election. County Attorney W St Codington stated the ballot machine may be opened any time within thirty days after the preceding election. No official order or position needed.
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Fredrick Tekman
Newark
W. St. Codington
REMOVING THE SNOW AND WAGON TRAFFIC UPDATE
Deputy Street Commissioner Desahee reports continued snow removal along Elizabeth Timus to improve wagon and rail traffic for workers. The city plans to open services tomorrow and anticipates more women employed on living railways, with official figures rising to about two thousand.
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Elizabeth Timus
Paitenen
Indying
Vane
Death Comes Quietly to Jonas Wade Lum at Home
Jonas Wade Lum died Saturday evening at his Trinity place home after a long illness. Born in Union township, he was a descendant of Revolutionary era soldiers and long active in local farming, education, and journalism. He valued reading, avoided intoxicants, and left no biological children but adopted daughters who married and moved west. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 PM conducted by Rev. William I. Hemilam, with interment in Connecticut.
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Jonas Wade Lum
Trinity Place
Mr. Lum
Jessie Baldwin
Lum Iraven
New Haven
Conn
Union Township
Homestead
Morris Avenue
David B. Lum
Essex County
House of Assembly
Toma River
Elizabeth
Lum
New York Observer
Journal
Washington
Jonas Wade
Jersey Blues
Fae
New York
Ciptin Wade
Lomie
Townley
Eadh
Jenny Tolmd
America
Ming
Castle Garden
Slim
Broad Street
Mrs. Lama
Teri
York
Roe
Lintes
Delft
Anid
Ipialn
Downey Plans Cooperative Shipyard Restart on Staten Island
Townsend & Downey head Wallace Downey outlined a business sharing plan to reopen the Shooter's Island shipyard on a cooperative basis, after meetings with Amalgamated Society of Engineers members. He said profits would be shared with workers and dividends paid, aiming for full operation by spring. Downey blamed prior strikes for past failures and said bankers and capitalists back the scheme, with initial capital available once ratified.
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Wallace Downey
Townsend & Downey
Amalgamated Society of Engineer
Shooter's Island
Willian Gardiner
Downey
Jpins ‘Verlain Mint
Downay
Staten Island
Kilkenny Improves Mood With Whisky Outburst
Kilkenny, a teamster, reportedly overindulged in whisky yesterday in Habdril Tamber yard. The event led to a public disturbance as town authorities noted his behavior and potential consequences for public order.
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Martin Kilkenny
Habdril Tamber Yard
Beating Judge Mahon's Cure in Sunday Police Court
A dull Sunday in police court features Judge Mahon ending a two day Faulkner family feud with a Solomonesque verdict while Captain OLeary drops in with a drinking tale. The judge paces the room as a caper of humor and caution plays out amid the lingering clock ticks and quiet corridors.
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Faulkner
Judge Mahon
Police
Reamy
O'Leary
Jared
Van Sickle will case settled transfers Newark property
Property once owned by Maria B Van Sickle at the southeast corner of Halsey and Bank streets Newark is transferred to Franklin J Wood for 50000. The settlement ends litigation that began after Mrs Van Sickle’s death March 23 1890 with will provisions and questions of undue influence and capacity.
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Maria B. van Sickel
Halsey and
Bank Streets
Newark
Franklin J. Wood
Mins van, Bickel
Mr. Wood
Jobo
Jeanie Sickle
H. van Sickle
Pephew
Tg Ieee
Search for bodies in bay after Clarence wreck found
Divers search near Bay Ridge for the crew of the steam lighter Clarence after its wreck in a Wednesday storm. The Elizabethport freighter lay submerged between Staten Island and Bay Ridge, with the mast showing above water. Wreckers from Merritt Chapman work under safety measures with Mr Hornbeck aboard to recover bodies, facing ice and possible hose cuts, as crews expect updates from Elizabethport later today.
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Clarence
Elizabethport
Staten Heland
Day Ridge
Shines Headley
Thidnon
Bradley
Battery
Hornbeck
New York and
New Jersey Steamboat Company
Greylock
Clarenes
Merritt Chapman Wrecking Company
Merritt Chapman
Mr. Hornbeck
Nothing but gold for this burglar
A burglar case highlights a new trend toward specialized thefts in which valuable dental gold and instruments are targeted. Saturday evening dentist J. B. Blevens found his Post Office Building office entered, with gold crowns and dental supplies stolen while other sensitive items remained untouched. Detective McGrall traced the entry to a clever lock-picking job, noting the thief's distinctive specialization.
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Tir. J. B. Blevens
Postofice
Broad Strret
McGrall
Professor Sughaues Night At Dance Hall
Fragmented OCR text recounts local social scene with misread names and addresses. Mentions a dance hall, carpets, pewter items, and a few scattered words suggesting a social event or listing. Unable to confirm clear event or persons due to garbled source.
Levy's Store Specials Offer Bargains and Tag Sale Tables
Unclear OCR text describes Levy's store specials with bargain tables and discounted prices. Mentions pay and look around, suggesting a store-wide sales event. Specific names, dates, or exact items are not readable.
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Levy
Monument Meeting Attendance and Discussion Highlights
The Soldiers and Visitors Motionspent Association announces a meeting tomorrow evening. Attendance is expected to be strong as members discuss the project with limited funds and aim to complete it, reflecting ongoing efforts in the community.
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Decetes
Netton
Washington
Walla
Supreme Court Denies Swift & Co Beef Trust Appeal
The Supreme Court sustained an injunction against the beef trust in Illinois, upholding a Federal Court order to restrain the illegal combination to fix livestock prices and beef quality. The decision was unanimous, with Justice Holmes noting the objection over multifarious character and lack of equity remained inherent to the case.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Swift & Co
Beef , Trust
Federal Court
District of
Mlinois
Holmen
State Convention of St Patrick's Alliance Opens in Gallagher's Hall
The twenty ninth annual State convention of St Patrick's Alliance of America opened at Gallagher's Hall East Grand and Cattering streets at 11 o'clock with Mayor Berry welcoming delegates. Delegates include Daniel Fallon Edward Newspey Pd Dwyer and others from branches 1 to 7. Committees on conventions rules revolutions and other business were named with members from Newark Paterson Perth Amboy Trenton Orange and New Brunswick.
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St. Patrick's Alliance of America
Gallagher's Hall
East Grand
Cattering
Berry
Father Smith
Daniel Fallon
Edward Newspey
Pd. Dwyer Ant Ilanea Bode
Pero Jagber
Timothy
Cronin
Nolan
C. Kenny
Deniel Reardon
Hrai
Michael Corcoran
Timothy Kelly
Patrick Harrington
James DeCue
J.J. Boyle
Elizabeth
J. BR. Bradshaw
New Brunswick
John Grady
Orange
Patrick Walton
Morristown
Jeremiah Desmond
Perth Amboy
I. McLoughlin
Paterson
Kerwick
Dover
John Roland
J. Ridding
Trenton
George Murray
William Burns
Paasaic
John Carhow
Hooton
Robert McConnell
Newark
Filzabeth
Thomas Curry
Oranges
J. Phillips
J. Keating
John Maguire
Taffey
Michael Mearns
McKinley Birthday Observed by School Pupils
Students at School 3 marked William McKinley’s birthday with a reading of his Buffalo address given before the assassination. Principal Professor Clement spoke and displayed historic views using a stereopticon highlighting key events in the martyr president’s life.
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William McKinley
Buffalo
Profesor Clement
Chonl
Rosenthal Renews Bail After Swindling Charge
Irving Rosenthal, facing charges of swindling in New Jersey and a related case in Oldham, appeared before Judge Mahon and posted bond of 800 dollars for his appearance next Thursday.
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Irving
Reesnthal
Pers
Oldmeota
Judes Mahon
Boston Surgeon Dies of Yellow Fever
Washington cable dispatches report the death from yellow fever of Surgeon I. Kelabeau on a naval ship near Barbadoes after his first sea voyage. He hailed from South Dakota and was officially informed of the illness while in Panama.
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Boston
Washington
Panama
I. Kelahave
Loerd
Loula
Health Tour Sinks Into Best Speed Event
A fragmented note from a health tour mentions Herve, an ons ae tor, and best speed efforts. The readable parts suggest a focus on performance and health travel, with unclear details on participants or locations.
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Herve
Bombs and mobs rock early 20th century Russia
Telegrams from St Petersburg report a dynamite attack on the governor’s residence, mob violence liberating prisoners in Simferopol and Revel, and a deadly clash in Warsaw with about 300 killed or wounded as troops attempted to quell strikers. British officials are investigating injuries to their consular staff.
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Warsaw
Petersburg
Wernar
Napier
Harding
Strike Collapse Across Russia Reopens Factories
In St. Petersburg on June 30 the strike collapsed with about 110000 workers returning to work in the capital and nine of the largest factories resuming operations. Moscow and Boland remain in a dangerous state as the turmoil continues.
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St. Petersburg
Moscow
Boland
Prison for Machen and Co Defendants
Washington January 30 The certiorari request in the Machen Lorens Goff case was denied by the US Supreme Court. Convicted defendants face two years in prison for conspiracy involving the sale of letterbox facsimile to the post office department and will be sent to Moundeville penitentiary in West Virginia.
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Washington
August W. Machen
George E. Lorens
Diller B
Racuel A. Goff
Rs Ager
Comet
Fatenom
Port Office Department
Supreme Court of the United Shates Bhin
Moundeville
W. Va
Elizabeth Man Sues for Divorce in Trenton Court
A petition was filed in the Court of Chancery by Merman Spitalay of 40 Third Avenue Elizabeth for divorce from Ide Spitalay Jeanne Hagin at St South Park Street Elizabeth, with John K. English acting as attorney for the applicant.
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Court of Chancery
Tranton
Trenton
Jac. 3
Merman Spitalay
Third Avenue
Blissbeth
Ide Spitalay
Juime Hagin
Gouth Park
Atrest
Milaabeth
Corespondent
Jobn K
Wall Street Opens Mixed as Bull Frenzy Persists
New York stocks opened with a retook market and lingering bull fervor from last week. Northern Securities linked issues led trading as Chicago and North Western and Union Pacific moved, while others like Erie and Southern Pacific rallied or fell with fractions. Government bonds fluctuated as the market showed coordination between bull and bear factions amid uncertain undertone.
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New York
Jane
Chicago
Northwestern
Omaba
Union Pac
Southern Pac
Carty
Amal Capper
Burning Steamer Off the Highlands
The Austrian steamer Auguste bound from Trieste to New York arrived off Highlands with fire in her hold. Seabright, Gpermacete Cove and Sandy Hook life stations stood by and ready to assist if needed. One steam pilot boat and several tugs were at the scene. The report notes no passengers aboard.
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Highlands
Xaveeluk
Auguste
Trieste
New York
Lite Eivers
Seabright
Gpermacete Cove
Sandy Hook
Remmel
Phelps Bree. & Co
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MR. Perkins
Thare
John J. Higzine
John J. Higgins
Mary End
MR. Downey
Shooter Island
Kilkenny
Dasatifal
Bay Ridge
J.B. Stevens
Miler Street
Sughaue
Dancme
Norte
H. Epites
Eben Ui
Levy's
Blow For Beef Trust
United States Supreme Court
Ilinoia
State Convention OF
ST. Patrick's
McKinley
Rosenthal
Russia
The
Crimea
Simperopol
Reval
Berlin
Warasaw
Wala
Machen and CO
U. S. Supreme Court
Elizabeth Man
Wall Street
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