Fourth of July Parade and Regimental Review
A fragmented account describes a Morning parade led by the Second Regiment with a mid day review and an afternoon fireworks display. It notes patriotic dedications, expected crowds, and plans for the town’s celebration including church notices and railway arrivals as the program unfolds.
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Frelon
Ales
Elisabeth
Robudtis Ameri
Xanium
Jof Abe Dombey
Inter
Bergen
Filions
Adjamant
Ing
Program of the Day at Naval Station Event Schedule
The program lists ringing church bells to salute the twenty first detachment lottery APM. Details mention marching from Jacke Park to Soilitary Square at 11.00 M dedicating pierciana, a review and evening parade along South Broad and Bayway. Commanding officers GON J Col, D F Collins.
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Gidde
Linnert
Datter
Soilitary
Broad Atsvet
Bayway
Ad Reginant
D. F. Collins
Bumset
Walute
Ya” SN. Ned
Local parade details and unit notes in Bergen scout report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a parade and military detachment items, naming officers Collins, Dahlgren, Packard, and a Battery detachment. Observations reference Second and Court streets and a May date, with unclear context and positions. The text mentions banning cannon and signals a ceremonial or military program.
Thaws Mother Arrives in London Amid Court Turmoil
Mrs May Thaw, mother of Harry Thaw, arrived at Tilbury Dock aboard the Minne spelt Atlantic Transport Line. She planned to greet her son-in-law but offered little beyond the welcome mood. meanwhile Harry Thaw, in New York, was arraigned as his defense sought time for pretrial moves.
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London
Judy
Minnej
Atlantic Transport Line
May
Harry Thaw
Barford
Tilbury Dock
Coed
Esra
New York
Thaw
Jilly
Olcott
Ptr Oeioe
Verome
Wall Street Phases Mixed Trade On July 4
Market activity opened steady with regular first hours and mixed movements as contracts rolled. Prices showed gains from the day’s lows in some issues while declines persisted in others. Trading remained cautious with bonds overall softer and liquidity constraints noted across sectors.
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New York
Pennsylinia
Ideas
Wat
City Council boosts budget for 1906 07 street and park lighting
The Finance Committee pushed the 1906 07 budget beginning July 1 1906 raising taxes to 50704310 funded by higher police and fire department pay. County tax and state school allotment not included last year. School increases and street park lighting provisions raised totals while district costs and debt service fell slightly.
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Polie
Praca
Mosquito Floodgates Proposed by Health Board
Health Officer Bishards outlined two floodgate schemes to improve mosquito control. The plan proposes placing a gate at Woodridge Creek outlet to manage water during high tides and prevent flooding. The estimated cost is about 200 dollars per gate for two gates, with a tentative late April vote.
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Board of Health
Bishards
Quito
Woodrighf
City Council Approves Police Pay Increases
City Council approves across the board police pay raises with no dissent. Chief of Police to earn 1800 per year, captains 1300, detectives and patrol officers receive daily increases, and new allowances tied to service years while a fire department funding plan is set to be worked out by Fire Commissioners.
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Govordanes
Ita A de Eighteenite
Stein
Corncil
War Department report on troop evacuation from San Francisco
The War Department received an official telegram from Senator Francisco stating that all United States troops have withdrawn from the city except guard for the Mint, marking the final evacuation after ongoing duty in San Francisco since the great earthquake and conflagration.
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Washington
War Department
Diepaten Todlay
Sen Pranciguo
United ‘Staten Troopa
Minty
San Francisco
Obituary for Croker woman with three daughters survives
An obituary notes the death of a woman aged about years at her residence after a long illness. Survived by three daughters Mrs ion Seers, Mrs Matthew Anderson, and Margaret Croker. Funeral services will be held in the morning with interment at the cemetery.
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Croker
Patrick’s
Ion Seers
Matthew Anderson
Margaret “Croker
Wien Pec
Value of Isham's land in NJ appeal case continues
The Central Railroad of New Jersey appeals an $11,000 award for Isham and Meyer property near Divielon Street and East Grand. Judge Vail hears testimony as witnesses dispute land value, with estimates around 86,200. The case features directors from the Mutual Sav Fund and several engineers presenting valuations.
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The
Central Railroad of New Jersey
H. H. Isham
Benjamin Meyer
Divielon Street
Vail
Cary Weadth
Rey P. A. Gilhooly
Louis
Mer
Aston Saverwein
Robert Tnodatlon
Sita
Assessors Meet Discusses County Board Increase
The Union County assessors meet in the afternoon to review duties for the year and consider raises. City officials and the county board leaders discuss upcoming work and potential salary increases for assessors. The session notes multiple items on the agenda and leadership roles.
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Anenssare
Roel
Union County Board
Connell
Maseasore
Considera
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Atmiutar
Illuminstad
Jacke Park
Bella
Wireworks
Grounila
Becoul Avenue
Ik Bergen
I. Achar
Hon. Cme
A. Collins
Aric Dahlgren
C. A. Ri
J. C. Packard
Countess of Oe
Wall Street
Gertrude Mr. Wilhelms
Chow
Rpstéor
Uta ‘Consol
Noeks
Genta
Toale Ih
Roy
L. Hemler
Monte Rock
Tee
Prancie
Mogens
Tapton
Police and Fire Departments
Ahr
Nnl Federal
Stroken City
Isham
Wall
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