Gambling Den Rumors Shake Union Township
A Newark Journal report details a Union gambling den described by neighbors as active with bottle beer, dice, and a private wire. Town officials debate action, noting the place has drawn crowds while awaiting evidence and possible closure or voluntary shutdown.
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Rayne
Fw Bev
Pereone
Unianville Chapel
Tanmierie
Bone
Golthely Schnabel
Tom Tar
Vauehall Club
Schnabel
Orion
Yen
Dow
Berni
Potien
Johl
Newark
Unlis
Rai
Jorge
No final decision yet in case of commuters
The Literature Commerce Commission has notified Attorney-General Palhmind Wilsin it will decline to expand the proposed increase in commutation rates between New York and New Jersey. Chairman Mr Knapy says no final judgment exists yet, and a hearing and further inquiry are planned in New York in the fall.
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Trenton
Literoture Commerce Commission
Palhmind Wilsin
New York
New Jersey
Knapy
Inter
Cherrvihonda
Rahway Loses Sewage Fight In State Ruling
Justice Verker files opinion in Supreme Court holding Garwood Borough may discharge effluent from its Garwood sewage plant into the Tawny River as constitutional. Rahway had challenged amendments to the state sewage law shifting powers to the State Board of Health and Sewage Commission, but the court affirmed the proceedings approving Garwood's disposal plant.
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Junowald Frentyn
Justice Verker
Supreme Conve
Garwood
Tawny
Shire Sewage Cour Nissson
Rahway
Parker
State Board of Health
State Sewage Commission
Nfo
Yarwood
Journal Guests at Wild West Show Invitees and Details
Journal announces guests for the 101 Ranch Wild West Show next Friday with options for afternoon or evening performances. One hundred reserved seats are offered to Elizabeth boys and girls, funded by classified ads on page eight. Edward Arlington leads the 101 Ranch unit with Miller brothers and Joe Miller handling arena duties, promising a vivid portrayal of range life and frontier skills.
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BS. Anderson
T. Thabig
J. Sullivan
Harold ‘Thomas
H. Ware
Herb Banbury
Journal
Isawe
Eliabeth
Oklahoma
Miller Brothers
Edward Arlington
Joseph C. Miller
Joe
Millee
Arlington
Cert
Prisoners Sent to State Prison on Burglary Charges
Sheriff’s officers transferred Charles Banks the burglar and Samuel Hardester the boardinghouse chef to State Prison at Trento. They had pleaded guilty to charges and were arraigned before Judge Atwater two weeks earlier. Banks received two years and Hardester one year.
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Trento
Charles Banks
Samuel Hardester
Bolly
Fidge Atwater
Banks
Herderter
Local Priest to Meet Pope On Historic Vatican Pilgrimage
Rev Lather Smith of Maly Reserchurch sails from New York with 185 Catholic pilgrims aboard Cunard liner Paononie bound for Genoa. The delegation, longest American Catholic pilgrimage, includes about 75 Knights of Columbus members heading to audiences with the Pope in Rome. Stops cover Gibraltar, Spain, Linea de La Concepcion, Venice, Milan, Lucerne, Munich, Paris, and Oberammergau with a final return to America September 18. Participants hail from states across the U S and Canada, with New York City residents in the minority.
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Pheer
Maly
Ery
Vatican
New York
Thal
Lather Smith
America
Levine Queensto
Gibraltar
Furipa Park
Spain
la Linea de Loi
Concepcion
Genog
Columbus
Knights of Cahiinus
Hutt
Geno
Ross
Flan
Venice
Milan
Lucerne
Mount Rigi
Munich
Ait Oberammerznn
Strebing
Paria
Leuten
Hel
Pope
Messing
Uni
California
Ohio
Fichita
Louisiana
Virginia
South Carolina
Miannia
Indiana
Canada
New York City
Man Dies After Skull Fractures On Railroad Tracks
Rahway July 20 Special to the Tourmal. Lois Seibow was found with a fractured skull near the Pennsylvania Railroad at Reed Avenue around 1:45 AM. He was taken to a freight station then Elizabeth General Hospital where he died. Police hold 13 and receipts found. cause unknown, believed to have fallen from a train. discovered by the engineer of the 11:02 from Broadway.
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Rahway
Lois Seibow
Pennsylvania
Nuwr Reed Avenue
John M. Randolph
Randolph
Elizabeth General Hospital
Milla
Railway Freight Department
Stabway
Transfer of Cranford Hotel License Granted in Court
In Cranford today the court approved a transfer of the Cranford Hotel license from Martin Hes to Frederick Heswig. The move follows Hes leaving the business, with the Cranford Hotel to be operated by Hassig. Attorney Abo J. David filed the application on Hasswig’s behalf.
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Image Alwalef
Court of Common Ten
Cranford Hotel
Cranford
Martin Hes
Stenn
Frederick Heswig
Haas
Hassig
Uate
Abo. J. David
Jeremiah Feehan Dies After Short Illness
Jeremiah Feehan died after a brief illness at his home in the city. He had resided here all his life. His brother is the only survivor.
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Jeremiah Eooen
John Feehan
Wrights to Go to Asbury Park Meet
Executives of the Agra Club plan to hire Roy Xnabecahae for a forty day event at Interlaken Park starting August 10. Wrights will operate five machines on site with the city building a grandstand seating 8000 and ample parking for autos. Lansley Business College advert appears at Bay Eve. Bezla Monday.
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Senewat
Aubury Park
Agra Club
Roy
Fort-Tay
Interlaken Park
Wrishia
Liere
Aeroplane Hit by Lightning Over Hue Sky
Doris, July 20. A historic Hue aerial accident occurred as Mo K. Ehrmann's plane, struck by a belt of lightning, was destroyed mid flight. The craft burst into flames, burned, and fell from a fair height, with witnesses noting the machine grew wings and metal parts fused by heat. Ehrmann was said to crawl to safety despite the disaster.
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Ehronain
Aml
Ehrmann
Gahuet
Wittienes Bay
Newark Mosquito Fight Triggers Regional Health Plan
Newark health officials clash with local authorities over fresh water mosquitoes seen in Elizabeth and nearby areas. John W. Dobbins notes steps taken. John W. Whelan cites Newark sites like Petty Street ditch and Waverly factory outlets as sources. Both urge regional cooperation to exterminate the pest before a planned Newark health conference next week.
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City of
Newark
John W. Dobbins
Newark Health Board
John W. Whelan
Health Boon
Wonton
Waverly
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Hamburg Place
Whelan
Dobbina
Mr Whelan
Pita Bah
Mr. Dobbine
Louia Jr. Richards
Elizabeth
Wall Street Opens With Mixed Early Trading
Wall Street sees modest price movement in early trading as miners and rails show brief gains before a midday dull spell. After the first hour, activity improves and broad strength appears in certain quarters, with government issues steady and fairly firm nonetheless. A note from UNTON BUSINESS COLLEGE advertises a new catalogue for 208-210 Broad Street.
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New York
Bmg
Unton Business College
Broad Street
Dis
Besrimen
Union Labor's Great Victory in St Louis Strike Deal
A long report from Washington discusses settlement talks between the Hucke Stove and Range Company of St Louis and labor leaders led by Samuel Gompers. The tentative accord, if approved by courts, could influence pending Supreme Court cases on freedom of speech and labor rights, signaling growing employer openness to collective bargaining and improved worker conditions.
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Washington
Samuel Gren
Cinesquat
Hucke Stove and Range Company
Mt. Louis
Rucke Couerm
Samuel Gompers
Morrison
John Mitchell
Nit Foie Lus
Mintier Klmpheim
Judge Davenport
Wes Wrest
Che Vine
Diniw
American Federation of Lahr
Bucks
We van Cheng
Antiunilon
Vankas
Bicks Stave and Range Company
Juvrevatler
Alli Ciwry
American Federation of Lavour
van Cleave
St Lewis
Seorsbury Morrison
Supreme Court
Bitter feud over Bucks Stove labor fight in 1907
History of conflict between the American Federation of Labor and Bucks Stove and Range Company of St Latin May. Union members accuse the firm of discharge and discrimination over membership, prompting boycotts and a court injunction in the District of Columbia. Details hint at ongoing legal actions and broader labor tensions of the era.
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Washington
American, Federation of Labor
Bucks Stove and Range Company
St. Latin May
Wnion
American Federation of Labor
Minneapolis
America Federation of Labor
Valentine
James W. van Cleave
Bucks Stave
van Cleeve
National Organi U
van Cleave
National Association of Manufacturers
Justhe Ould
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Journal Delivery and Address Changes Notice
The Journal offers home delivery and address changes upon request. Readers without accounts are asked to advance payments, at two cents per day if time is desired. Those near Asbury Park or Grove can have the Journal delivered to a cottage or hotel each afternoon by notifying the Journal or agent Walter J Beets Auk Spabaan caverns.
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Asbury Park Oriocesa Grove
Walter J. Beets
Auk Spabaan Caverns
Rutgers College Man Wins $4,000 State Job
A Rutgers College alumnus, Vette orvibrated from Rutgers in 1SAT, has been appointed as a public utility official in the District of Columbia. He will earn about SAM per year working with the Public Utility Commission on cheetete pannr development.
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Rutgers College
Nirmran
Esuinioe
HSS
Amig Connie
Vinhinder Hetta
Haekeneweko
Pibhe Utility
Raters College
Alice
Ilgaye Secon
Uoleent Geer
Bela Sal Washingetin
Cohumbi
Professio Af
Washington University
Abandonment raid targets neighbor’s home after nightly neglect
Police raided the Smith residence and surrounding area in a dawn operation led by Sergeant John Hiney and others, resulting in arrests of Frank Smith Harry Jackson Elizabeth Wall and Nellie Brown. A neighbor’s child, a young boy, drew commiserations as the case moved to City Criminal Court with his mother facing a separate complaint. The operation involved eight to ten residents from Millow Street who filed accusations against those taken by the “profession” during the period. The mother Mrs Smith has prior court appearances and a bad reputation, while the boy’s safety remains central to the case.
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Volion
Cody Heya
Svarele
Mra
Fmeas Sanit
Iidow Stent
Efemontha Nhlain
Alliera
John Hiney
Brogan
Eheim Clothewnan
Frank Smith
Harry Jackson
Elizabeth Wall
Nellie Brown
Mr. Smith
Mialow Street
Mirhen
Binith
Che
Tie
Ale
Arbitration Failure Halts R. R. Strike Talks
Telegraph reports both sides refused arbitration in the railroad labor dispute centered on freight and suburban traffic. Railway presidents warned service cannot resume until workers’ demands are met, with stoppages affecting major lines and suburban routes across the system.
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Montreal
Jiy
Wull
Alan Monet
Alikordor
Mupdock
Tain Ieu
Aye
Health Board Meeting Highlights and Trulation Hospital Contract
At last night’s Health Board session officers discussed a contract for placing nets in the Trulation Hospital. The informal talks covered the bidding process and project initiation. A board member lamented the death of Ty ouie Ky Brown, a former Health Board member.
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Trulation
Waa Px
Tyouie Ky Brown
Health Board
Non-Support Charged In New Brunswick Case
An arraignment in the Criminal Court charges William Fokoron of New Brunswick with non support to a wife identified as Mrs Clareline Didi. The case states he agreed to provide for his wife but did not.
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Erampt
Chernin Ak Che Poop
William Fokoron Atuhi Danks
New Brunswick
Wynny
Ci Criminal Court
Ted
Masons Banquet Dinner Prompts Large Elizabeth Delegation
The Masons of the Linen United Association plan a shore dinner this Saturday at Riverside House in Heyenne. Members from Elizabeth are expected to attend in large numbers, with physicians advised about Raritan Valley Parra and related local details cited in a garbled notice.
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Wight
Miiverside
Heyenne
Elizabeth
Crippen hunt moves to new lead as Scotland Yard acts
Inspector Dew of Scotland Yard announced a fresh line of inquiry in Crippen’s disappearance. Detectives focus on a man and a woman spotted near Dieppe and a Paris-bound party last Friday night.
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Fowemit Houten
Inspector Dew
Scotland Yard
Crippen
Telren
Seatlind Yar
Leela
Dieppe
Vieppe
Paria
Hie Cay
Vrance
Frater
Spain
Crippen Capture on Incoming Steamers Not Found
Reports say Crippen not aboard the ships checked by New York drivers and investigators. Scotland Yard’s wire indicated the suspect may be on the Crippen case, with Crippen later traced to a Philadelphia detective and a Delaware man among the questioned.
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New York
DPW
Crippen
Melle
Eliane i Lomi
Dram
Antwerp
Scotland Yard
Blevy
W. I. Laird
Nirmington
Delaware
Haddo
Kroondand
Cripper Wake
Lated
Carnante van Thommen Turbridge
Philaelphia
Thorbridge
Ving
Escaping prisoner shot by patrolman in Linden
An escaped prisoner named Frank Novello knocked down Patrolman and fled toward Linden station. Novello was pursued and, during the struggle, the officer fired when the man broke away. Wounded, the prisoner was taken to General Hospital with medical staff treating the injury. Police and hospital authorities investigated the incident.
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Elizabete Tn
Eouilus
Linden
Novello
Ben
Elizabeth
Ain
Yeting
Covey
Roosevelt Clarifies Ohio Platform Comment
A telegraph report quotes President Roosevelt noting a misinterpretation of his remarks on adopting party platforms. He says he cannot support any nomination and hopes the platform will reflect his true stance. He stayed at home, busy with correspondence and dictation to his secretary.
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Roosevelt
Lam
Dia
Noted telegraph operator dead in New York brokerage office
W A Plunkett long tied to telegraph work in New York and Louisville died suddenly at a brokerage office in Chicago. He was about 55 years old and survived by his widow. He formerly operated wires for the press in Louisville, and later in Chicago, serving as supervisor for broker networks.
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New York
W. A. Plunkett
Morkc
SH Chapin & Company
Plunkett
Presa
Louieville
Chicago
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