P C A Will Aid In Fight On Certiorari
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals plans to join a writ case challenging the city council's approval of ten public fountains. Papers served on the city, with the city attorney ordered to defend. Major Irvin of the local P C A and the state president to be served. The case questions the society’s legal existence amid 1908 acts repealingcharter provisions. Samuel Koestler questions the society’s status, noting possible Elizabeth district activity but doubt on a statewide body.
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animale
Willian H. Rankin
Frederick H. Levey
Cerdome
Supreme Court
Counnt
Connolly
Ait
Major Irvin
Iocal
8. P.O
Naan
Eeath
Viountaima
Elizabeth
Me Koestler
Major Trewin
Yeeneat
Poviry
Elizabeth District
Elizbeth
Faulks
Lineen & Filtike
Council Adjourns in Respect for Deceased Colleague
The City Council adjourned after meeting to honor Councilman Sauer whose youngest daughter Edwina Sauer died yesterday. A resolution expressing sympathy was adopted unanimously and a copy directed to the bereaved family. Budget matters were postponed. other routine items and a protest over fountain installation proceeded.
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Nugent
Sauer
Edwina Sauer
Sokilera
Incilman Blanchard
Tohemova
Segligne
Cornell Crew Favored To Sweep Intercollegiate Regatta
Beautiful weather and calm river draw crowds to the intercollegiate regatta at Vaughkeeps. Cornell backers push heavy odds as they forecast wins in the varsity eight, varsity fours, and freshmen eight while Columbia and Penn rivals bet against them in early races.
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Caued
Journal
Vaughkeeps
New York City
Sary
Cornell
Cornell Tuckers
Columbia
Wisconsin
Pennsy
Racing Juicy
Penmylvania Garamen
Harvard
New London
Couch
Courtney
Syracuse
License Renewal Battle Halts Saloon at 320 Second Street
Surprise gripped the city as the Exoles Board refused to renew the license of Thomas eat for a saloon tied to Burke O Donnall’s bowling alleys at 320 331 Second Street. O'Donnell may apply again next meeting before expiration. three affirmative votes needed for renewal. Several transfers were approved or renewed, including inn and tavern licenses for Moran, Jackson, Spader, Lefhick, Vorfner, Ciurczak, and others. transfers of Mingler to Mauritz and Kiefer to Elizabeth Avenue.
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Exoles Board
Thomas Eat
Burke & O
Donnall
Second Street
O'Donnell
Keron
Carroll
Keren
Frank Mirke
Burke & O'Donnell
Newark
Burke
Jacob Rieder
Spring Street
Lawrence Hart
August Hart
William Moeller
Meadow Street
Frederick A. Zingler
Courttreet
Guntay Maurits
J. N. Heller
Joseph Bankowsky
Joseph Moran
Adolph Jackson
Jerney
August Spader
Ping Streets
Chartes Lefihick
Washington Avenue
Aeseph Vorfner
Third Street
Dacenty Ciurczak
Front Street
Tnn
Frederick A. Mingler
Quinti Street
Gustav Mauritz
Jacob Kiefer
Elizabeth Avenue
Dokm Lotting
Catherine Street
Baltimore Tragedy Ends in Shootout After Roadhouse Quarrel
In Baltimore a deadly clash unfolds after Tobin attacks John Johnson near his house with an old army sword, fatally wounding him. Behrman is captured after a standoff with police as neighbors and a farmer’s wife intervene. the incident stems from a road house quarrel and ends with Behrman in custody awaiting legal action.
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Baltimore
John Johnson
Tobin Ma Man
Frien
Yikmesli
OM Schatan
Beharman
Johnson
Sagt
Assault on Woman in Lonely Spot Near London Street
Prosecutor's office reports a brutal assault on a elderly woman in a secluded area near Freeholder Henry Krome's residence. The victim, traveling to New York after visiting London friends, resisted the attack by a stranger who offered to guide her. Witnesses nearby heard the disturbance as the assailant fled. The victim's name is being withheld while authorities investigate.
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Rowdee
New York
London
Henry
Krome
Une Rows
Trial Highlights Expert Testimony In Crowell Death Case
In Rahway, Dr Victor Mravleg testified that the described operation could only be done by an experienced surgeon and could not have been performed by the defendant. The trial focused on ante mortem statements and autopsy notes as prosecutors pressed for specifics in the Crowell death at General Hospital on February 18.
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Victor Mravleg
William H. Hoagland
Rahway
Misa Jennie Crowell
General Hospital
Mraving
He Hospital
Rows Crowell
Eaton
Swift
Baiveny
Milton Shangle
Alvin R. Bl Jr
Gehleimer
Anc Yoni
Crowell
Toom
Weather and clothing ads mark summer surge in Stromerrewerat
A fragmented weather and retail blurb notes warm conditions with forecasts near 196 to 188 degrees and a surge in clothing stock. The garbled text references large summer sales and ample apparel, with stray mentions of Alona and Stromerrewerat.
Jo Not Low They Affai Ore Mr At
The readable fragments suggest a brief item with names or initials but content is unclear. No verifiable event, date, or location is present to form a concrete summary.
Family Wails Offer Refused at City Court
In a harsh night raid on 12 Livingston Street, police seized Mrs. Rutledge and her children amid destitution and claims of illness. The family’s mother faced arraignment while the children, clothed in bare rags, were cared for by Miss Krenim at a day nursery. The court scene highlighted guardianship fears as authorities moved the family to police headquarters for the night.
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Mien
Josephine Kren
Miss Kremm
Pokice
City Criminal Court
Hertlin Iutledge
Livingston Street
Maron
Mulcahy
Downe
Rutledge
Tutledge
Mins Krenim
Natelson's Fourth of July Specials Preview
Read this issue for the Journal to day. See Bargains on Davy Big Sea Bond ropes and men’s clean up prices. The Original Pabst Milwaukee bottled beer offered at sale. Also notices on Janie Francis's meat market and street equipment.
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Natelson’s
Davy Big
Bond
Milwaukee
Etti
Howee
Teel
K. Janie
Wall Street Brisk Start as Stocks Rise and Fall
New York July 2 There was brisk demand at prices for stocks opening the day with gains seen in many issues. Third Avenue and Maryland weakened while Metropolitan and Southern Pacific showed strength. Government bonds were steady and the market mood remained cautious despite overall buying pressure.
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the Journal
New York
Awilvund
Atocka
aaMk- Jeadang
Salus
Jirindis
Third Ave
Southern Pacificrom
Eries
Werapaen Maryland
Alan Wiik
Walls Popular Store Ad Sparks Local Attention
A fragmented ad for Walls Popular Store highlights clothing and promotions. The faded text mentions "The popular cool clothing" and an appeal to customers to remember the old stand, with references to pricing and a chair of fashion, reflecting a bygone shopping scene.
Coroner backs Leon Ling body in Sigel case
Telegraph dispatch reports Coroner McDonald declares the body recovered from the Hudson River is Leon Ling after careful examination. He notes facial and dental features align with Ling and cites measurements consistent with the missing man, despite other officials doubting the identification and ongoing investigation into El sie Sigel’s disappearance.
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New York
Hadaon
Robert F. McDonald
Tain
Denia Ward
Jean Ling
Ing
Elsie Sigel
Carey
Homicife Bureau
van Wagnar
Central Offies
Leon
McDonald
Leon Ling
Arba Chinamad
Paina
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S P.C.A
John S. Sauer
Reazenatte Veteta
Elizabeta
Sharps
Hudson
Samuel £. Evans
O’donnell
Atternagn
Pubtig Servic Corporation
Momen
Ser
Yesterlny
Public Service Corporation
Joreple McManis
John P. Weber
Willian Tiltgendorf
Edward Hersh
Charles J
Worth Amboy
le Merchanta
Fe Merchana
Perth Amboy
Bertire Corporation
PB. R. C
Perth
Athoy Han
Wall Street
Walls
P. «Walls
Tuchler
Gould
Eee
New York Police
Stainmatt
Elsie
Abelyght
Wright
Teon
Kom Nawapu
Fort George
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