Cheaper Light For City S Use Suggests Municipal Plant
A city council committee cites a potential 10 percent cut in street lighting costs if the city builds and runs its own electric plant. Gov signed enabling act empowers municipalities to furnish light to private customers, with estimates showing savings per lamp and overall annual costs under municipal operation, though debates continue about feasibility and impact on Public Service Corporation bids.
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Policy holders list filing amid New York Life reform clash
Albany July policy holders list filing battle grows with an addressing firm hired to copy lists of policy holders for two corporations under the new insurance reform. The work involves about 300 workers, with the superintendent arranging approvals and access to committee rooms. Potential political and financial interests noted as the effort moves forward.
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Cedar Park Development At Rahway Prospect
Cedar Park, described as an attractive area near Bayway in Rahway, is outlined with plans for elegant paths and landscape features. The proposal, attributed to real estate agent Guintmye JF Sinefond of 526 Marshall Street, aims to lure residents with a stylish enclave beside the railway route.
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Mystery surrounds Waldorf suicide of Leopold nephew
Norman G Leopold aged 23 of West ninety first street shot himself in a Waldorf apartment between 3 pm yesterday and 9 pm last night. No motive yet established. Detective Thornhill found him on the bed with a bullet wound to the temple. A note from Leopold mentioning a credit at the Empire Company prompted family to search. Alfred Leopold and James Leopold notified. cousin Steigelberg aided the hotel in investigation.
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State Dept Faces Foreign Naturalization Controversy
Washington July 10 officials report continued debate over foreigners who naturalize then return home. A committee discussed methods to handle cases amid tensions with neighbors and domestic policy—Dr Hills travels in Holland as discussions unfold. Deliberations aim to report to the secretary of state by the final Monday next December.
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Shore Dinner for Col Stevens at Shore House
Col Ewin A Stevens of Custle Point Hoboken is to be guest of honor at a Democratic Delaware Club dinner tomorrow evening at Shore House Bergen Point. The club, composed of leaders in the city, is expected to endorse Mr Brevena for the United States Senate and discuss campaign plans during the event.
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Montclair Mayor Duncan Critically Ill
Unclear text indicates Mayor Duncan of Montclair is gravely ill. The fragment mentions Inmanhalite hotel watering and references anxiety, perils, and a hurried departure toward his home or a hospital. Details and entities are puzzling and partly garbled.
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Penngy Mileage Case Postponed
A garbled legal note shows the Penngy mileage case postponed after a complaint by various commercial parties. The record hints at an argument rescheduling to a later date, with officials awaiting further proceedings.
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Taft Goes to Ohio in Progressive Tour
Washington July 10 reports Secretary of something visited Ohio on a tour. The trip hinted at addressing policy concerns and meeting local officials. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
Czar's mercy appealed to in court rulings on admiral case
Kronstadt July 10 After ten hours the court martial acquitted Admiral Rojestvensky and most officers in the Bedovy surrender during the Sea of Japan battle. Four officers were found guilty of surrender with premeditation. the court recommended mercy due to extenuating circumstances, commuting the verdict to dismissal. Rojestvensky, wounded, offered a guilty plea to save others. He claimed sole responsibility and asked to be punished fully.
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Oil probe to close for summer in Washington
July 10 Washington The Interstate Commerce Commission will wind up its inquiry into the relations of railroads and oil shipments in the Pacific coast region. Chairman Knapp said testimony to date will close the investigation for the summer, with a likely resumption in the fall if needed.
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Sanitary Review Of Census Office Conducted
Washington July 10 a government commission examined sanitary conditions at the census office after the last census when about three hundred workers in a crowded building faced frequent illnesses. Train nurses aided by doctors found conditions poor and called for better hygiene and space to prevent further outbreaks.
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Elizabeth College Classified Item Summary
Fragmentary OCR reads as Elizabeth Com College listing with unclear content. Likely a notice or brief item referencing site details or college information without complete facts or names.
Help for Mrs Prott as child adoption case unfolds
Mrs Prott of 47 Elizabeth Avenue gains aid from city church groups to support her family after the death of the wild child Dorothy. A New York woman, Mrs Hergen, offers to adopt Dorothy, while Prott says her husband is with another woman and has not been seen since February.
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Philadelphia and New York Trolley Plan Discussed
Philadelphia July 10 An American trolley magnate M A Verner visited and discussed potential merging of trolley networks in Northern Ohio and New York with South Jersey routes. He hinted at a through trolley line and possible conversion to a third rail system, noting profits depend on future reforms and low costs.
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Kaiser William Bids Haakon Farewell
July 10 Kaiser William bids farewell to Haakon in a terse notice amid royal duties. The brief dispatch mentions mourning arrangements and a pause in official engagements as dignitaries prepare for transition. Observers note lingering uncertainty about timing of departures and potential changes in royal protocol.
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Atlantic City Express Collision Report
A Atlantic City Express collided in a night incident on New York Avenue. One person, allegedly identified as Mit Bowe, was badly injured while others escaped with minor injuries. Police and emergency crews responded to the scene.
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Jamesburg Reformatory Contract Awarded
A short procurement notice indicates a contract for Jamesburg Reformatory was awarded on July 28. Details specific to the bidder and scope are unreadable in the fragment but imply official approval and related charity or administrative involvement.
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Popular excursion offer draws wide church interest
A fragmented Ad from a 19th century issue highlights a popular excursion feature of the Apatal region. The text mentions Path-Methodint and Shladid stedmer WAy with references to threats and community charge stakes. The passage is obscured, but notes a company involvement and a notable score or tally.
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James Saylie Tucker Dies In Elza beth Veteran and Leader
James Saylie Tucker a Spanish-American War veteran and first president of the McKinley Club in Elzabet h died at noon at his home on Weet Scott Place. Born June 30, 1870, he served in the 26th Regiment, held Republican office, and was a trustee of First German Wathen Church. Survived by mother Mary Smyle Tucker, three brothers, and a sister, funeral arrangements pending.
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Beatrice Schwartz Testifies on Thaw Threats to White
Mrs Beatrice Schwartz recounts a Paris meeting with Harry and Evelyn Thaw and Billy Sturgis, claiming Thaw drew a revolver and threatened Stanford White before their Pittsburgh marriage. Assistant DA Garvan questions witnesses as the probe into Thaw’s alleged intent continues.
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Mrs Cossit Returns With Husband's Body
New York dated July 10 reports Mrs Frederick Henny Cossit, daughter of Judge Dugro, returning aboard the Norddeutscher Lloyd steamer Rainer from Bremen Southampton and Cherbourg. Her husband was killed in the wreck at Salfebury Finland on July 1. The body is not yet recovered. details incomplete.
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Relapse at Baltsbury infirmary after Plymouth express crash
Chicago's Robert B. Critchell showed slight rally during the night but Brooklyn's Vaward W Sentell has suffered a relapse from lung complications. The injured passengers from the Plymouth express remain under care as officials report others are recovering.
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Wall Street After Early Declines Catches A Recovery
The New York stock market opened with dull trading and mixed sentiment as investors struggled to value shares. Early declines gave way to a general recovery with moderate buying, while London remained dull and brokers noted limited arbitrage opportunities and cautious cabling.
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Saloons Protest to Mayor Over Sunday Sales
English and German liquor dealers met Mayor Berry at City Hall to lodge a complaint about sales last Sunday. They urged Chief of Police Tenney to enforce the law strongly, threatening legal action against offenders while stressing fair play and public order.
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