Old Excise Board Out and Board Praises Its President
The final meeting of the old excise board saw Commissioner Carroll praise President Korot for fair and courteous leadership. He stated there had never been a scandal and expressed gratitude as members noted their pleasant association ending. The session listed renewals and transfers for various local properties and officials.
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Board of Aterlay
Cars
Ty Cone
Korot
Hey
Carroll Aaid
Kind
Courteaua Treat
the ‘Board
Carroll
Keron
Lord
J. Garvey Rence
Doswell
Kenely
Gerard
Roolvink
Keren
Kenaly Wader
Roolwink
Arnago
Iniasonge Behltater
Taverne
Robert Ta
Atreets
Rodgers
Charles Dahmen
Charla Mechsn
Klimbsth Svénve
Fall Dona
Sone Hale
No Liquor In United States Hotel Closes Forever
Old United States Motel at 14-16 Went Grand Street ceases operation after license transfer from John W. Talbot to Bert Kroell and sale to Rising Sun Brewing Company. The building’s stigma from Courtland B. Gardner’s 19th century conviction as a disorderly hotel doomed later attempts to reopen.
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Board of Excise
United States
Grand Street
John W. Talbot
Talbot
Hcense
Bert Kroell
Bayway
Brunswick Avenue
Rising Sun Brewing Company
Courtland B. Gardner
Gardner
Anyon
Unions Set Political Course At County Trades Council Dinner
The Union County Trades Council elected officers for the coming year in Washington Hall and held a dinner at Anguapene 635 Elsaeth avenue. Speakers discussed entering politics this fall and a committee on political action was formed, with plans for a state federation delegate and a future meeting.
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Union County Trades Council
Washington Hall
Anguutpene
Elsaeth Avenue
W. A. ‘Schultz
Typographical Union No. 150
Joseph Neill
W. Arm
Joes
Dardis
International Union of His and Caulkers.of
America
Hugh
Fulton Street
Seria Federation of Labor
Pisan
Rei
Mrs Huntsman Dead at 88 Pioneer Resident of City
Mrs Mary Ann Huntsman widow of Samuel Mintsnan died at home 373 First Avenue aged 88 she helped organize Fulton Street M E Church and was a founder of the Temperance Union body. Survived by daughter Mrs Marietta Clifford two sons and three daughters two grandchildren and another child. Funeral at 8 pm at her home with interment at a later date in the family plot.
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Mary Ann Hunteman
Samuel Mintsnan
First Avenue
Miter
Hantaman
Rome
Elizabeth
Marietta Clifford
Ohio
Huntaman Clifford
Cremer
Amos Febrey
Jeremiah Bae
Huntaman
Itis City
Ma Ton Street
Montrose resident William Montross Wren Montrose obituary
An obituary notes William Montross Wren Montrose who died at Alexian Hospital after a long illness. He came to Elizabeth in 1874 with Singer Manufacturing and spent many years in the area. He was aged about 80 and associated with the Second Presbyterian Church. He leaves a sister identified as B. Thwmypeem and a resident of Inland Staten.
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William Montross Wren Montrose
Alexian Hospital
Mr. Mont
Elizabeth
Singer
Rose
Mabie
W. Thampeee
Inate Avenue
Abe
Senaer
Thomas K. ‘Thompcom
Byessan Chrthe
B. Thwmypeem
Selicoap
Inland
Staten
Unclear fragment prompts possible local action
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a possible violator and ground jury action but lack clear names or details. No verifiable events or entities are identifiable to summarize into a specific news item.
Insurance Quiz Goes On In New Jersey Hearings
A Newark session of a New Jersey Senate committee on insurance examined Amar Dodd and Frederick Frelinghuysen of Mutual Beneficial Life, exploring campaign contributions. Dryden testified the Prudential contributed 6000 to the Republican National Committee in 1908 and 10,000 each presidential year, defending it as policyholder not shareholder money.
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Newark
Amar Dodd
Mutual Benef Life Inautancs Company
Frederick Frelinghuysen
Senate
National Association of Heads of Separtment
Washington
Frelinghuysen
Areanis Ars
Alan Bow
The
Insurance Com of
New Jersey
United States
John B. Dryden
Prudential
Republican National “Committee
Senater
Dryden
Shareholden
Minturt
No Screens Next Sunday Supreme Court Review
In Jermay City July 20 ex Judge Hudspeth representing the Hudson County Liquor Dealers Association secured a web certiorari to review a new excise law requiring saloons to remove window coverings on Sundays and display interiors. The writ returnable July 40 was not to be construed as a defeat. enforcement of anti screening remains in force next Sunday as police pledge strict application.
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Jermay City
Hudspeth
Hudson County Liquor Dealers’ Association
Duntion Fort
Suprema Court
Justice Fort
Runaway Team Kills Horse After Cemetery Route Crash
A team of horses attached to a hearse bolted from Mount Olivet Cemetery area along Neck Lane to Boulevards street, collide with a telegraph pole. One horse died, the other unharmed, driver uninjured. Veterinarian Dr Zucker ordered dispatch. team owned by Henry Keenan & Son, valued at 300 dollars, hearse damaged.
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Finnerel
Cavanagh
Prsccasion
Mount Olivet
Neck Lane
Telegraph Pole
Wis Ao
Cemet
A. Byerie
Ural
Zucker
Team Wan
Henry Keenan
Sbn
Aye
No Testimony Delayed in Coal Case Hearing
No testimony was taken this morning before former Governor Voorheer TM in the care of B. Jacobson & Son against the Board of Education. The hearing is postponed to next Wednesday due to missing witnesses. Counsel for Jacobson will finish their side, and City Attorney Connolly may present the board of education’s aids if he chooses. The proceedings are deemed mop legal, and the legality of the testimony to date may be challenged. A new feature concerns delaying coal delivery to the school under the prices bid at the time.
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Voorheer
B. Jacobson & Son
Board of Education
Jacobson
Connolly
Board of Baycation
Turned keys. on jailer's wife in Scranton case
Scranton police report a jailer’s wife tied to a freight-car theft incident. The deputy and warden investigated a horse thief case and left the wife briefly in a wooded area during pursuit.
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Jailer
Scranton
Era
Honesdae
Cain Ie
Unknown man killed by train at Long Branch crossing
The body of an unidentified man about 35 was found at the Third Avenue crossing of the Long Branch Railroad at 6 this morning. He had a mustache, dark clothing, no vest, and bread in his pockets. He was taken to Stiner's morgue. if unclaimed, he will be buried in the almshouse cemetery.
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Bos Drydeo
Minturn
Dryden
Stiner's
Third Avene
Long Branch
Mayne
Stiner
Almahouse
Woman and man held in big gem theft case in New York
Elizabeth Mbetty, 20, of California, and Alfred King, 31, a bookmaker, were detained after a $60,000 jewel theft. They appeared before Magistrate Mayo and were committed to the Tombs in default of $5,000 bail each for examination tomorrow. Mrs Corwin attended.
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New York
Elisabeth MaBetty
West
Alfred King
Cadillac
Jeweiry Mere Corwin
Mra
McDetty
Riverside
Cal
King
Barcome
Cleveland, & Shanke
Socorro Earthquake Report Downplays Damage
Santa Fe reports July 20 statement from Socorro Mayor Burwinn denying severe quake effects. He says damage limited to falling and toppled chimneys, minor cracks, no adobe building injuries, limited area impact, frequent shocks subsiding, no cloudburst or floods, trains running normally.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Burwinn
Socorro
Ceiminer
Ice trust men pleaded not guilty
Washington July 20 report states a trust related to ice was charged under Sherman anti trust laws. The indicted group faced trial as officials contested the government’s claims of violation and conspiracy in the ice trade.
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Washington
Train saved at Broad Street yards by quick actions
A freight car rolled uncontrolled toward an oncoming Philadelphia and Reading train at about 10 this morning in the Broad Street freight yards. William Walters, a roundhouse worker, ran along the track signaling the approaching engine and prompted an emergency stop, averting a disaster as the car wrecked across the adjacent line.
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Deracy Central Railroad
Broad Street
William Walters
Philadelphia
Reading
Walters
Ing
Waltere
Excursion Steamer Crash in Fog Baffles City
Widespread fog lace work up scene as the Pamengere on the Pamlish coast collided with the Perseus off Rokina Reef. About five hundred passengers aboard the Potentia steamer were crowded to the rails. Rescue boats rushed to the scene bringing some survivors to safety while others jumped into the sea to cling to life preservers. Commodore rushed to aid as chaos ensued with passengers scrambling to reach safety.
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Panla
Doney
Tetead
New York
Rokina Reef
Essa Sa
Moses’ Osborn
Perseus
Hobbs
Cavals
Res
Lowe
Tub Commodore
Tea Bees Co Munieipel Ferry
Ale City
Tom
Seth
Bing
Wall Street crowd climbs over each other in crowded room
A terse Wall Street scene describes several weeks of frenzy as investors and traders crowded a small room, climbing over each other in tight spaces while seeking access and headlines amid a rising market.
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BOARD
John Keron
John Kbron
Bardot Escent
Pines
Trades Council
Mrs. Huntsman
M.E. Church
Mary A. Huntsman
Kimapeth
Dederick
Jersey Central
Jestfeld
Ar- Maz
Mutual Benefi Life Men
Cavenaugh
Honesdale
Dail
Third Avenue
Elizabeth M’betty
California
Tombs Court
Ice
Wall Street
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