Boycotted butchers vow to stand firm amid meat unrest
Jewish shoppers face intimidation as a boycott spreads across local butchers. A meeting at Library Hall on Court Street aimed to fix prices despite wholesale pressure. Jacob Stein offered to reopen a shop at former rates with pledges, while a repercussion patrol warned buyers and a pledged woman faced public punishment for attempting to buy meat. Local pickets and merchants, including Goldstein Schlain and Hohlmurge, continued selling at moderate prices from wagons as tensions rose.
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Library Hall
Court Street
Antight
Jacob Stein
Butes
New York
Stein
Naphrigeia
Jowph Goldateln
Bandatest
Tsaure Schlain
Zelek Coben
Jacob Holhurge
South Park Street
Hospital isolation unit contract to be awarded Monday
Proposals were received by City Council for building an isolation hospital on the city farm to North Fillabeth. At a joint meeting of the Hessiah Pee and Building Committees in Hall last night, the project was estimated at about $23,000. One committee member noted awarding would hinge on priority votes at Monday evening session.
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City Conneil
Am Isolation
Ety Farm
Fillabeth
Sunday Closing for Butcher Shops Protest Meeting
Local union of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen plans a Sunday meeting at Union Hall 635 Elisabeth Avenue at 4 p.m. to oppose Sunday opening. Boss butchers invited, options to be submitted in writing. Willam Wellman to preside with speakers Milas Bella Wilson John J Dolan and John Jennings among attendees.
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Symday
the Amalgamated Meat Cutters J and Butcher
Union Hall
Elisabeth Avenue
Willam
Wellman
Milas Bella Wilson
New York
John J. Dolan
New Jersey
John Sh. Jennings
Death of B T Kissam at 89 in New Jersey
Benjamin Tredwell Kissam, longtime New York figure and jurist, died after a five week illness at his home 1341 North Avenue aged 89. A Bayonne resident for 28 years, he moved to Elizabeth in 1902 and was descended from early settler John Kissem of Flushing. Funeral services will be private at his home tomorrow at 2 o clock.
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Benjamin Tredwell Kissa
New York
North Avenue
Bayonne
Elizabeth
Joseph Kivaim
John Kissem
Flushing
S. 1
Kiesam
Trenton
KE. Kiveam
Bayetd T. Kinudm
Obituary notices and memorials from Newark and Plainfield deaths
Mire Jenkins widow of John L. Jenkins died at 135 Court Street Newark on Tuesday. Funeral services were held last evening with interment at New Brunswick. Mrs Jet Kine previously resided in Elizabeth before moving to Newark. B B Myatt of Plainfield announces the death of Edward Ryatt of Boston rubber firm with long Plainfield ties, survived by wife and two daughters Frances Vein and others. Funeral arrangements note a morning service at St John’s Church and related details.
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Jenkins
Christing Jenkins
John L. Jenkins
Court Street
Newark
New Brunswick
Bee
Jet Kine
Elizabeth
Dod
St. John’s Church
B. B. Myatt
Plainfiell
Béward &.Ryatt
Boston Rubber
Plain Iad
Fight
Auditorium Hotel
Iretic
Nurses Home Next Week Promises Changes
Fragmentary text suggests scheduled actions at a nurses home next week. Mentions employees and a third party, with unclear punctuation and spelling errors obscuring full facts. The readable phrases point to upcoming staffing or policy changes affecting male staff participation.
Excise Board Set to Hear Saloon Complaints
City Attorney James C Connolly refers twenty four new complaints against saloonkeepers for Sunday selling and violation of church prov provisions. A hearing date will be set at the board's next meeting. Names of the accused follow with addresses, many on Elizabeth avenue Jersey street and First Second Pine streets. Nearly as many more complaints are being prepared for future action, potentially months of proceedings. Police have placed several cases in the hands of Sergeant Walsh for action.
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James C. Connolly
Hacie Board
Thomas Witzgibbons
Elizabeth Avenue
Henry Vierling
East
Jersey Street
Felix Marx
Elisabeth Avenue
Alexander Wiscler
Third Avenue
Ewald Brocker
Elizabeth Ave
John Pflueger
Washington
Charles Walters
Rocco Albano
Fourth Avenue
Feng
Police
Walsh
President entertains distinguished Japanese visitors at Suhcheen
Roosevelt hosts Baron Yamamoto Viscount Kondo and other embassy guests this afternoon. The party toured a service automobile at the depot and discussed arrangements with a commander. The given text is garbled but indicates a formal reception for Japanese officials and interactions with US personnel.
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Oyster Bays
Aly
Rocecraft
Rata
Suhcheen
Baron Yamamoto
Ambanaathe
Roosevelt
Tha
Mmander Kondo
Service of Confession and Absolution Service Details
A parish service titled confession and absolution will be conducted by Pastor Krapt. The event aims to provide spiritual guidance and reconciliation for attendees seeking forgiveness and renewal in faith.
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Krapt
Attempt to hush up Worcester murder case sparks inquiry
A Worcester murder case prompts an inquiry into possible suppression efforts. Officials and investigators examine whether authorities attempted to downplay or conceal aspects of the crime while ensuring transparency and public safety.
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Worcester
Three Trials End Without Final Damages In Express Suit
A district court jury awarded Elizabeth Curtain Company 8300 in a suit against Adam Express Company over a drop curtain delivered April 2 1904 to Father Berard in Syracuse New York. The case has seen three trials and multiple appeals, with the latest verdict affirmed and another trial anticipated.
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Norman
Hayes
Elizabeth Curtain Clomouny
Adama Express Company
Father Berard
Syracuse
Elizabeth Curtain Company
Vane Hae
Maye
Express Company
Supreme Court
Pet Avide
Express
Nore
Unwritten Law Upheld by Jury Acquits Bowie and Son
In Ta Piatta Maryland on July 12 Mrs Mary Bowie and her son Henry were acquitted by a jury on charges of murdering Hubert Posey. The jury returned the verdict after a single ballot with unanimous acquittal and no discussion. The courtroom reaction was cheers. The defendants stated they believed they acted rightly.
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Piatta
Mary FE. Bowie
Henry
Hubert Posey
Ners
Poery
No New Citizens Till After Election
Prospective citizens who have not taken final papers yet face delays as new laws extend the processing window. Formerly would-be citizens could wait on waie days but now the time between application and questioning has lengthened from two weeks to three months.
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New Jerey
Citfetme
Eiaier
Maine
Seine
Judges Off On Automobile Spin Tour Through New York and Maine
A July 13 report states a judiciary delegation under Judge James B Dill plans a noon start on a car tour through New York State portions of Canada and back to Maine. The trip, largely composed of representatives of the judiciary, aims to span about a month with stops along the route.
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James B Dill
Baxt Orange
New York State
Canadas
Beck
Maine
Cin Et Hat
Brose diet plan inspires athletic routine shift
A fragment notes a diet change for an athlete named Brose and hints at a broader routine adjustment. The brief item mentions Bar 9 and a training shift, suggesting adjustments to diet and schedule.
Fall Election Work Begins in Union County Republicans
County Chairman Frank H. Smith will notify clerks of municipalities in Union early next week of delegate counts for district, county, and state conventions. The county committee will meet Monday to set fall campaign details, with primaries on the second Tuesday in September under new law, while gubernatorial years shift to the first Tuesday. Rumors swirl over candidates among Colby forces, with Sheriff Bowmer of Kawex and Supreme Court Justice Fort discussed. Mahlon W. Pitney garners support as a possible external candidate amid factional tensions.
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Frank H. Smith
Union
Mons
Sovereet
Iuat
Inet
Republican Party
Sheriff 11
Bowmer
Kawex
Colby
Union County
Sommer
R ‘Somaer
J. Franklin Fort
East Oreange
Keinge
Otill
St Rame
Europe
Essex County
Rune
Supreme Court
Susticn
Mahlon W. Pitney
Fort
Colbyttes
Ryan’s Lawyers Battle State Over Traction Monopoly
New York on July 12 saw Thomas F. Ryans legal team add to ongoing suits led by Attorney General Tackaon. The action seeks to dissolve Pit en crate traction and bones cont sn cing te te 19, arguing the corporation forms a monopolistic grip and must be broken up to restore competition.
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New York
Thomas F. Ryan
Tales Trust
Tackaon
New York State
Bridge trust men sent to jail in Toledo court
Toledo July 12 The Bridge Trust men Hammond and Loveland were prolonged by Judge Morris in Chiitti Court to six months imprisonment. Members of the Lumber Trust, fourteen in number, including prominent local lumber dealers, got the same sentence. Members of the Toledo Brick Supply Company who pleaded guilty under the Valentine law were fined 1,000 and costs each. the law allowed no prison sentence.
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Toledo
Hammond
Loveland
Morris
Chiiti
Lumber Trust
MA@mbers
Toledo Brick Supply Company
Valentine
Weer
Costa
Arrest Japanese Spy Held for Orders in San Diego
San Diego July 12 A Japanese spy captured near Fort Rosecrans while sketching fortifications was held as a prisoner. He sought photographs of gun emplacements and reportedly had alleged co operation of Japanese workers at the fort. Major Kell, in command, refused identification or further details.
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San Diego
Cal
Birt
Apica
Oteplea
War Department
Fapresia
Kell
Ia Im
Watchung Hunt Club Reorganizing Moves Ahead
Plainfield July 1 During the past week the Watchung Hunt Club has been engaged in reorganizing efforts. Charles D Freeman of Colonia resigned as master of hounds and Louis D Waringes was chosen as his successor. It is claimed thatWatchung Hunt Club and the Plainfield Riding and Delving Club will soon consolidate.
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Plainfield
Watchung Hunt Club
Charles D. Freeman
Colonia
Louis D. Waringes
Plainfel
Mill-End Bargains At Stanton Sale Tonight
A fragmentary notice indicates a sale organized by agents with adv as to mills and items in stock. The message hints at favorable prices and a large assortment aimed at clearing backward season stock, inviting customers to an event this evening.
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Stanton
H.toilheed
Eee Mills
Eee A
Manul
Summer Clothing Sale Under New Low Prices
Charles Stein announces a semi annual reduction sale of all clothing with new summer stock priced to attract buyers. The event emphasizes lower prices and seasonal selection.
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Charles Stein
Weber Promises Move To Carry No Goods
Joh P. Weber announces a summer clearing sale to move stock without transporting goods. The store touts a bonafide reduction on all stock, including clothing, furnishings, and related items, with prices lowered across the entire line.
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Joh P. Weber
Reunion Travel Notes Reveal Complex Schedule
Fragmented OCR text shows an upcoming reunion event linked to Philadelphia and Jimes Jr. Higgins. The garbled lines reference travel details, a court or service item, and stray names, with unclear dates or organizers. The readable fragments hint at a local society or club reunion logistics.
Photographs reveal excise law violations at Eileebeth saloons
Photographers photographed saloons in Eileebeth for days taking pictures of owners removing their warnings on Sundays. The method aims to gather evidence for excise prosecutions while no one admits responsibility for hiring the photographers. Some saloonkeepers removed warnings, others posted brand ads, leaving small gaps to see inside. Police and the Excise Board disavow responsibility, while Grand Jury and Mayor Fisk were referenced as involved figures.
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Eileebeth
Excise’ Board
Ti ‘Wun
Nomecus
Charter J. Fisk
Ptaintel
Ilea Neaaemey
Perjury Proceedings Threaten Boise Trial
Boise July 12 William D Haywood continued his testimony denying paying Harry Orchard or anyone else to kill Governor Stounenberg. He claims Orchard was a Federation member known to him and tied to Cripple Creek events. The proceedings and defense statements raise questions about alleged crimes and future questions.
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Boise
Dado
Wiliam D. Haywood
Harry Orchard
Elas
Stounenberg
Orchard
Federation
Cripple Creek
Bia
Wall Street Stages Moderate Rise In Early Trading
New York stock market shows modest gains in the first hour as bond sales falter and government securities edge higher. Trading remains unsettled with some volatility, led by mixed moves in American Tobacco and a few blue chip shares.
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New York
New Turk Aft Drake
Au Cleus
Iss
Local Weather Notes and Odd Page Snippet
A jumbled OCR fragment mentions a weather item and a page note for a local publication. It references a street address Seifersen Ave and names like Lew and Seanad sage. The text lacks a clear event or outcome to detail.
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B.T. Kissam
Shortness
Frances
Prances Vein
Boflock
Barat
Murees
Screen Law Complaints
Excise Board
Admiral Yamematte
Othera
Wamanoto
Lunchaon
Given ' Ut
Curtain Company
Adame Express
Maryland
Canada
Brose Oe
Pitney
Ryan
Aworthy Record
Frankh H Seames
Bridge Trust
Bresk
Weber
Philadelphia
Jeremy Central
Jimes Jr. Higgins
Punt
Wedtinen
Ssristenings
Fasarele
Ee. Tel
Wall Street
Seifersen Ave
Tel
Ian
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