Coal price embarrassment clouds New Jersey trial
In a Board of Education case, John Cole of Whitby Kemmerer testified about coal quality and pricing. He recalled bids, asserted Jacobson & Son pressed low prices, and refused to reveal exact figures, citing privilege as the inquiry stalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ©. Cole
Wertherney Street
New Jersey
Whitby & Kemmerer
B. Jacobson & Son
Board of Education
John R Pekin
Andrew P. Hughes
Jacobson & Son
Tree Jacobson
Hie Tirm
B. Jacobson &Son
Hanifin ‘Betas
Cole
Labigh
Wyoming
Lehigh
B. Jacobson & Bon
Veeneegh
Jacobson
Hilding
Dlcobson
Mr. Cole
Board of Execation
Voorhees
Stamler
Liquor Dealers Discuss Excise Law At City Meeting
The English Liquor Dealers Association held a largely attended meeting at Majholit Avenue. George T. Carroll, chairman, said a State convention to be held in September would attract about seven hundred dealers. The event will be at Seen yer Hall with a banquet at Turn Hall. Members urged strict compliance with the new law unless ruled unconstitutional or repealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Mclaughlin
Majholit Avenue
George T. Carroll
Wroin
Seenyer Hall
Turn Hall
One Death Attributable To Heat At Singer Factory
Paul Baum aged 23 years and 6 months died last evening at his home at 43 Atlantic street from heat effects after work in the Singer Sewing Machine works oil milling department. Physicians were unable to revive him. The funeral will be held Saturday at 2:30 from his late home, with interment in Cemetery. A cooler day brings relief from a recent hot spell as temperatures drop from torrid highs to around 89 degrees at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Baum
Atlantic Street
Singer-Sewing Machine Works
Gub
Fegusst
Mercury
Miss Annie Burns Dies After Brief Illness
Miss Annie M Burns daughter of Thomas and the late Mary A Burns died at her home 846 Pearl Street after a brief illness She was a granddaughter of Bran Beads She was a member of St Marys A Church of the Assumption Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning with interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery Emily Bowar Enid 10 menthn May indicate date of funeral at Rosehill Cemetery Also in the same family a child five weeks old died at 29 Montgomery Avenue Runaway incident at 3 oclock this afternoon a wagon on Mast and dashed down West Jersey Street continuing torn to the curb
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herns
Annie M. Burns
Thomas
Mary. A. Burns
Pearl, Street
St. Mary's
Church of the Assumption
Mount Olivet
Emily Bowar
Eni
Fint Avenue
Sespal
Verment
Rosehill
Jerezy
Municipal Lighting Law Shapes City’s Street Plans
City Attorney Connolly to brief Elizabeth officials on a new referendum style municipal lighting law passed by the Legislature. The measure allows towns to adopt municipal plants by voter approval at general elections, while councils may choose to act when opportunity arises. A bidding process continues, with talk of a new local company if factory rates fail to improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connollly
Wmugivipal
Lighting Planta
Elizabeth
Connolly
Cornell
Nugent
Broad Street
Altar Boys Accused of Stealing Church Collection
Peter Renike and Fail Yeager, altar boys at St Peter and Pauls Church, were arraigned this morning on charges of stealing 90 from the church collection. Both denying guilt the youths were placed under juvenile court supervision with Father Zindzius as probation officer. Yeager cried during arraignment while Renike remained quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Renike
Fail Yeager
St” Peter and Paul’s Church
Zindzius
Yeager
Salacious Scribbles Leave Town in Legal Impasse
fragmentary OCR notes show a court dispute involving Staab with references to Oliver Conlon and Miroy Lifeson as local suppliers. A district court judgment is mentioned and service of process is noted as an obstacle, with unclear details about charges or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver-Conlon
Timiault
Bati Hen Bland
Miroy & Lifeson
Fursishers
Staab
Tor Comlen
George Saylor Frankly Broken Wing Tale
Fragmentary text mentions George Saylor and a broken wing with unclear surrounding details. The readable phrases suggest an aviation or injury reference but lack coherent facts, names, dates, or places to establish a clear incident or outcome.
McCarter Opines On Primary Election Timing
In a July dispatch from Trenton Attorney General McCarter states that election boards must wait for the second Tuesday in September for registration in districts outside large cities, despite Chapter 245. He cites conflicts with laws from 1906 and 1905, concluding that boards may proceed under the older framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Bcretary
Stile Dickinson
McCarter
Election
Wall Boards of
Boards of Registry and Election
Aber
Alecs
Mer
Death Recommendation For General Stoessel Inquiry
The commission investigating the surrender at Port Arthur filed its report. It recommended the death sentence for General Stoessel, or twenty years confinement in the galleys, and ordered his chief to surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Petersburg
Surrogate Injured After Ball Game Incident
Rathby Park duty umpire Russell of Monmouth county was struck in the right eye by a foul ball at a Bradley game yesterday afternoon. The injury reportedly damaged the bridge of his nose in two places and threatened his sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rathby
Park
Russell
Monmouth County
Bradley c
Teutonic Brings Salisbury Victim To New York
The White Star Line steamer Teutonic arrived this morning bearing the body of Mary Horeim of the recent Salisbury railroad accident in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teutonic
A. Salisbury
New York
White Star Line
C R R Sends $1 000 Check for Mosquito War
A $1000 check from the Central Railroad of New Jersey supports city mosquito extermination efforts. The funds will be treated as city appropriations, boosting state aid to $339.23 and enabling a broader fall disbursement from recent state allocations. Inspector Richards plans early meadows work and a city campaign inspecting pools and cisterns for larvae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oficer Richarda
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Richards
Crest
Nniens
Wchards
America 18 Safe In Port After Stranded Voyage
The disabled Fabre line steamer America arrived in New York from Bermuda in tow of the wrecking steamer Hewewe. All on board were well, with 113 steerage passengers and a small cargo. The ship, formerly the Brittania, left Marseilles June 3 under Captain Bude, drifted after shaft failure, and faced bad weather for days. Passengers reported harsh treatment and confinement in steerage during the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fabre Line
America
Bermuda
Hewewe
Marseilles
Bude
St. Michaéla
Azores
St. Michaels
Panaengers
Hube
Pircaere Semonessand
M Queen to Stay in State Prison
Sea Girt July 19 sixty nine canes were considered by the Chartyof Partde at ihe session yesterday. of these twenty two were paroles one was pardoned and restored to citizenship six were laid over and the rest dismissed. One fourrier William D Robinson of Camden paroled after ten years of a twenty year sentence. William McQueen not paroled. case laid over. Two murderers Murphy and Hurns applied for le but laid over. Robinson of Hunterdon pardoned and restored to citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Robinson
Camden
William McQueen
A. W. Wishart
Trenton
John P. Murphy Wat
Charles Hurns
Athantle County
Robinson
Hunterdon
Drowning At Elizabeth River Scene Draws 2000 Onlookers
A crowd of about 2000 gathered at the Elizabeth River near Spencer and Palmer to witness the drowning of 24 year old Thomas Culligan. He disappeared after a cramp while swimming, before companions could rescue him. J S Stiner retrieved the body with additional help from local workers. County Physician Westcott authorized burial. Culligan, a Newark native, left behind a brother and sister on West Kinney Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth River
Spencer
Palmer
Thomas Culligan
J. 8
Stiner
Hicheka
Eaeawhorye
Culligan
Thomas Pu Oroth
Atréet
Panier J. & Trandion
Westcott
Kuligan
Newark
West Kinney Street
Wall Street Stock Movement Mixed as Foreign Markets Update
Wall Street opened modestly Bearish with softer signals from overseas markets. Arbitrage brokers moved limited shares to London while temporary pressure surfaced to push new stock offerings amid cautious trading. Government actions influenced sentiment as market heads fluctuated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Rachenpetther Bende
Thomas A. Duke Burial Set for Tomorrow
The funeral for Thomas A. Duke will be held tomorrow with services announced by Greanbrook. Details on time and location are provided by the township.
Senator Dryden Testifies On Prudential Probe
Senator Dryden appears as a witness for the Prudential Insurance probe before the New Jersey special committee. He provides a detailed corporate history and explains early financial investments, noting that Prudential began with the 1870s American life company structure and increased capital over time.
Lawyer Gibson 18 Discharged in New York Supreme Court
Justice Blanchard discharged Burton W. Geiton the lawyer held by the Coroner at the end of Mrs. Eimean's inquest. Luke W. Stapleton stated there were no charges against his client and he should be discharged. Dr. S. Epstein. Dentists Ma Setterean Ave. Tl. 147.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Justice Blanchard
Supreme Court
Burton WW. Giteon
McDee ~ Old
Alice Eimean
Luke W. Stapleton
Gieen
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Mr. Stamlen
Aple
Tome Ny Tertoin
Hare
Singer Factory
Mary Kowar
Soouths
Frank
Bertha Kowar
Montgomery Avenes
NEW Light Company
Lawyer Seys
Coney Telend
Thall
George Saylor
Dickinson
Stoessel
Arthur Hero
Carteret
Alexian Hospital
New York Harbor
M'Queen
Osee
Pardon Board
Senk
Companione
Wall. Street
Foots & Company
el- Wlizabeth
Ton
Araal
Ad Ammet
Surat Ae Atebison
Bulyn Mspid
Th ‘Conseil. Gas. Ly
Missouri PaciSe
West
Cantral
Union Pole
UK & Pte
Tha. Howinger
T. Metrew
Ageet Fee
Thomas A. Duke
Greanbrook
Senator Dryden
Special
Senate Insurance Committee
Prudential Probe
United States
John F. Dryden
Prudential Insurance Company
Special Insurance Committee
State Department of Banks
Strano
Drydes
Wea
Gray
Jotimon
Agbary Gore
Hoffman
Dryden
Green Bates
Armstrong
Chapoe
Prudential
Pine
Athena
Boelety
Prudential Edealty
Thie
I Tamarska. Company of America
Engins
Gibson
State
DR. 8. Epstede
Demtint
Ma Setterean
Ave
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