Society Tangles Over Dog Licensing Duties
The health board and Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals clash over dog licensing funds and duties. President Wiles informs Mayor Berry that the society refuses to assume dog catcher duties, threatening to defer action while the board seeks legal direction.
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Guard of Health
Wiles
Board of
Tearsie
Society For the Prevention
Tusineas
T. Meee
Eolonel
E. P. Edwards
Ag Cam Te Gale
Whelan
Baalth
Wits
P.rowalds
Cole
Berry
Rénarda
Board of Excise Hears William Lobserer Licence Request
Mortis Steinberg protests Aguinet licence for William Lobserer at a Board of Excise meeting. A lengthy communication from Steinberg through Bishop Bernon Koestler urged again to grant the licence for Bebewer at 107 Bayyay, describing brewery issues and local objections.
Drowned Youth in Hartford Incident Report
An 16 year old boy, ane F Peters of 68 Fourth Street, Hartford, drowned yesterday. The Journal telegraphed that Elizabeth Gromard, sister, and Medical Director Butera arranged to return the body to Elizabeth for burial. The baby is expected to arrive here this evening.
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Batty F. Pitete
Hartford
Conn
Kent
Telegraphia
An. Elizabeth
Igs
Butera
Itapaee
Hartionl
Elledbeth
State Census Bulletin No 2 Exceeds Rival Roselle Park Growth
The second New Jersey census bulletin reports Roselle Park leading Union County growth, with a population of 2,236 in Roselle Park, over 600 more than the 1900 figure. Union Township had counted the earlier total. Fanchwood township is also included in the county figures.
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Wi Boinetary
Dickinson Yester’ Daly
New Jersey
Roelle Park-borough
Fanwood Township
Union County
Roselle” Park
Union Township
Republican Outing Under Scrutiny Amid Court Ruling
In a period piece galley of political notes, the Republican event faces questions after a court decision. The piece hints at misgivings about the motives and mentions names linked to the controversy.
Mutinous Potemkin Battleship Escapes Beltle Pursuit
Reports from Theodosia say the mutineers aboard Potemkin left before the Black Sea fleet arrived. The ship’s exact direction is disputed with rumors it headed toward Livadyn, toward the Catcases, or possibly Taupse where capture is claimed by soldiers.
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Theodosia
Black Sea
Pho Han Kone
Imutineeky
Haere
Qusr- Hermadtey
Alexoff
Thin
Potemkin
Livadin
Cman
Taupse
Nixon's Boats May Subdue Mutineers
In St. Petersburg on July 7 reports indicate several Lews Nisin built boats at Be vestopol could be used again against the Potemkin mutineers. Loyal lines say Mr. Nixon has not replied to telegrams. Some ships were transferred to Sevastopol and others to Austin, with the Greg orry Sheie referenced as the ship not to be retained.
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St. Petersburg
Lews Nisin
Bevestopol
Potempkin
Nixon Himelf
McBride Sues Central for 20000 in New Jersey Circuit
Miss Elizabeth A. McBride files a damages suit in the New Jersey circuit court against Central Railroad seeking 20000 after being struck by a motorcar in this city. The incident occurred March 4 near a row of trains.
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McBride
Central
Newerkyer
Obituary notices include infants and locals
Obituary notices report the deaths of Mary M Repeat aged 2 months at 28 Broadway and Moleen?, son of James and Esther Molen aged 10 months. The text also includes a fragmented piece about a story of the Sultan of Turkey with readers urged to critique it.
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Ers
Mary M. Repeat
Margaret Lubiecher
Preak and
Dulix Lublacher
Ser Pve
Broadway
Daméa
Moleen
Herbert Moteen
James
Esther Molen
Street
Eged
Critien
Turkey
Literee
Return of Elihu Root as Secretary of State in 1904
The official morning statement confirms Elihu Root will assume the State portfolio within weeks and take oath soon. He pauses global duties, plans to enter Washington in September, after private law practice in New York and high-profile counsel roles with Mayor Weaver and James A Hyde.
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Oyater Bay
Elitie Root
Elihu Toothaw
Washington
Root
New York City
Weaver
Philadelphia
Segain
James A. Hyde
Equitable Life Assurance Keeresight
Ailereenor
Kunaill A. Algor
Hamilton College
SieTEn Sues Hugo Baum For Five Thousand Dollars
SieTEn sues Hugo Baum proprietor of Baenger Hall at Fourth street and Elisabeth mye wie alleging injuries from a December incident. Plaintiff Mrs Emam Week of 728 High street claims Baum's actions caused Week to suffer jaw and facial bone fractures and ongoing disability requiring repeated operations. She seeks $5000 in damages and notes Baum was present and an order was set at $100 bond.
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Hugo Baum
Baenger Hall
Fourth Street
Elisabeth Mye
Heer Meade
Hi Sinter
Emam Week
High Street
Exson
Week
Baum
Yale
Connolly Defends City Attorney at Supreme Court
Connolly argues that the law used by the Police Commission to empower the office is unconstitutional. The Supreme Court hearing centers on whether the commission overstepped legal bounds in appointing and directing the city attorney.
Gilbert for State Senator Nomination Emerges
A Plainfield native, Alexander Gilbert, son of Elizabeth born former mayor, is the Republican choice for state senator to succeed Joseph Cross. Party leaders consider him a favorable candidate and his acceptance is anticipated. Gilbert has deep ties in Elizabeth and Plainfield politics, with backing from key local factions and past involvement in banking and Republican National Convention circles.
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Alexander Gilbert
Plainfeld
Elizabeth
Gilbert
Joseph Cross
Charles J. Fisk
Bir. Gilbert
MacMurray-Mc-Cardell
Plainfield
Cai
Fulton Bank of
New i
Pakis
New York
Fulton Bank
Simen
Fulton and
Institut
Tol Hewat
Reblicatt
Chicago
Benjamin Harrison
Tha
Pardons Court Hears Inmates Requests at State Prison
The Court of Pardons panel begins Monday to review inmate pardon applications. Judges Vrooui Bogert Vredenburg Green and Gray hear cases as political and public interest grows. Activists push for releases including Garrabrandt and MacQueen with Rev Alfred Wishart aiding efforts.
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Court of Pardons
State’ Prison
Vrooui
Bogert
Vredenburg
Green
Gray
Tichie Garrabrandt
Parton
Jaren BR
Dill
Trriay Nile
Mise Garrsbrandt
Alfred W. Wishart
William MacQueen
al Uy
Malisious Mischief
Paterson
Elizabeth Hardware Co.'s Summer Closing
Elizabeth Hardware Co. at 200 Broad Street announces its summer closing on Saturday afternoon. The store asks customers to complete purchases before closing time to help clerks and staff finish work on time.
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Elizabeth Hardware
Elizateth Hardware Co
Broal Street
Uber
Levy's Store News Notice Fragment
Four deller list unclear items including white lawn fabric and butcher products at 4248. Mentions pension style and savings, with references to Kenmd and Abirty cure. Partial lines suggest a sale or listing. readable parts point to apparel and household goods in a local store notice.
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Levy's
Commercial College Wie Liquors Notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a commercial college and liquor licensing context. The readable content is unclear but implies a notice or filing related to liquor or premises. No concrete names, dates, or actions are extractable for a definitive summary.
James B Dill Sworn In As Judge Of Court Of Errors
Trenton July 1 Governor Stokes announced the appointment of James B Dill of Eegar county as judge of the Court of Errors and Appeals to replace Judge Voorhees resigned. Dill Yale graduate, long considered an expert on corporations. He took the oath this morning before Chancellor Magie and the court amid spectators standing.
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Trenton
Stokes
James B. Dill
Eegar County
Court of Errors and Appeals
Peter V. Voorhees
Camden
Dill Ias
Yale College
Court of Errore and Appeals
Dill
Magie
Roosevelt to Teachers Pleads for High Character
President Roosevelt arrived by Pennsylvania Railroad at 2 o clock to a large crowd in Asbury Park. He traveled with Senators Kean and John F den, Governor Stokes, Mayor Ten Broeck, and a reception committee. The party included the Third Regiment and Troopers as he appeared at the auditorium for a substantial audience.
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Asbury Park
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Railroad
United States
John Kean
John F.den
Stokes
Hare
Ten Broeck
Audi
Turbulent market day with renewed upward momentum
The market opened with a firmer tone and reading mates surged to 100 percent, one point above the prior extreme. Early gains pushed indexes higher as United States tests showed strength and several issues faced London selling pressure amid lively trading.
Caleb Powers Gains a Point in Case at Maysville
In Maysville Kentucky on July 7 Caleb Powers won a procedural point in the ongoing Governor J assassination case. Judge Coukras ruled that certain counts be reevaluated by the state court, with Powers’ lawyers asserting the authority of the leg al system to remove the matter from the current court.
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Caleb Powers
Maysville
Odieb Fewsis
Vuiter-Watenee Nf
Deeth-Ter
Coukras
United States
Powers
Athory
Trolley Line Hearing Sparks Rahway Road Route Debate
Property holders along Rahway Avenue press for a trolley extension from Rahway to Elizabeth via Rahway to the Court House, urging City Council and Public Service to cooperate. Residents seek favorable action to overcome rent and service issues and to gain council and company privileges, amid uncertain conditions and warning of conflicts.
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Rehway
Elimbeth
Rahway
Cegrd
Public Berries Corporation
Siomad
Bale Way
Avenas
Comltiona al
Marriage notice for Mire Freya Kewnerr and Matthew Ay cles
Mire Freya Kewnerr of 158 Rustom Street wed Matthew Ay cles of 150 Franklin Street in a ceremony led by Joseph B. Fes 0oe of the ear stone Prophyt. Beth Auchincloss and Witliare Freche attended as relatives. The couple departed for a wedding trip to Asbury Park.
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Mire Freya Kewnerr
Rustom Treet
Matthew Aycles
Franklin Street
Joseph B. Fes
Earstone
Beth Auchincloss
Witliare Freche
Asbury
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