Autoists in Massachusetts face wage of confusion and travel
Autoists here are in doubt as a statewide motor war rages over new Massachusetts laws. The piece outlines restrictions on non residents driving, registration costs, and the travel impact to vacation traffic, noting penalties for unregistered use and the need to notify the Highway Construction office. It mentions penalties, dates, and the ongoing debate shaping automobile rules across the Bay State.
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Local Delegates Sought for National Conservation Congress
Mayor Mravlag received a call from St Paul Mint urging appointment of five delegates from the city to attend the National Conservation Congress in St Paul in September. The opening session is September 6 with national leaders including former President Roosevelt. the mayor has not decided whether to send Elizabeth delegates.
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Foot crushed by pipe during threading at Singer factory
A worker at the Singer factory suffered a foot injury when a pipe slipped from his hands and fell onto his foot while he was threading. The incident occurred around 1 pm in the department area as supervision noted the near end of the shift.
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Green's Store catalog items and prices described
Fragmentary OCR lists various footwear and leather goods sold at Green's Store in Elizabethport. Items include canvas shoes, oxfords, Pullips, and leather men’s low cut sheets priced around 50 cents to 2.20 per pair, with references to stocking and merchant names including E McMickle and Sara Stevia.
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Death claims old minstrel Billy Williams
Billy Williams a famed lime minstrel and acrobat died this morning at 1081 Kant Tersey Street after a long illness of jaundice. He rose from hardship to national stage notice, performing with the Lee Family circus and later the Billy Manning troupe before joining the Wig new Williams and Walker show. His wife and two children survive. funeral arrangements have not been made.
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Mayor H. Rouseman slain by dynamite blast
Telegraph report from Roanoke details Ridgeway Henry county mayor H Rouseman killed on his front porch when a dynamite device exploded. minutes later he died. shards and scorched garments litter the area. Ridgeway council offers 500 reward, governor to add 500, with Detective Baldwin and trackers pursuing the case.
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Excise Board Opposes Weber Grant In Licenses Talk
The Excise Board plans to oppose four saloon license applications at tomorrow night’s session. Fred Weber seeks a license at 214 Broad Street, a property closed last week for license expiration. Other applicants include Nathaniel Astfhtk and three more: Mabbadiowite, Byrnes at 842 Perry, and Arment at 214 Flat Street. opposition from the board appears likely.
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Worker Overcome by Coke Furnace Fumes
Petrofaki Cyrintnw, a stoker at Standard Oil's coke plant, was overcome by furnace fumes and heat. He was taken to Alexian Hospital in a precarious condition last night, then recovered enough to return home to Linden.
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Levy's Department Store One Day Sale Announcement
A one day sale event is offered at Levyia Department Store with value offerings meant to attract shoppers. The notice mentions Brice and urges readers to glance over the sale details briefly. The context cites Levy’s Department Store and streets Betoud Bond Wall.
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Twelve Dead Heat Victims From Overwhelming Summer
By Telegraph to the Journal New York July 28 twelve persons died in the city and nearby from the blistering heat over the past twenty four hours news reports drownings in rivers around New York nine drownings in the region emergency wards set up in hospitals to treat heat victims and city offices extended heat relief measures charities distribute ice to the needy as a severe heat wave continues with no relief in sight.
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Heat Victim Recovers After Severe Heat Prostration
George Reboskie of Bayway collapsed from heat while cleaning the Rowker Fertilizer Plant yard on June 22. He spent forty eight hours in a delirious, near comatose state at Alexian Hospital, then gradually recovered and left the hospital this morning. Authorities call it the worst heat prostration they've seen.
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Grand Trunk System Trains Now Running
Through passenger and freight trains operated on the Grand Trunk Railway with regularity though some schedules were behind time. The system faced attempts to derail trains by tampering with switches, while railway officials urged protection from lawlessness to maintain service. Canadian Pacific reportedly gained a larger share of Grand Trunk business as activity increased.
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John J. Horan Passes Away After Prolonged Illness
John J. Horan, a longtime proprietor in the city, died Saturday night in Liberty after a lengthy illness. Born in the city forty two years ago, he ran a cafe business for ten years and previously worked at Singer Manufacturing. A charter member of the Buffers and Polishers' Association, he was known for his generous nature and community involvement. (Concluded on Right Page)
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Local Journal Delivery and Address Change Notice
The Journal informs readers leaving the city for summer to send in address changes to stay informed on local affairs. For those vacationing at Asbury Park or Ocean Grove, delivery to hotel or afternoon delivery by agent Walter J. Grote at 318 Cookman Avenue Ocean Grove is available. Payment required in advance for those with no account.
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Fight on trolley car collision ends in death and injuries
At least one passenger died and many were injured in a rear end collision between two streetcars near Lake suburban area. One car buckled and windows shattered as passengers were jolted in a 30 mph crash. Rescue crews cited unknown causes and chaos ensued amid the wreckage.
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Candidate Declines Nomination Citing Personal Reasons
In a July 25 statement Frank H. Katzen, in the city, announced he will not seek the Democratic nomination for governor this fall. He praised the party’s efforts, expressed respect for other contenders, and urged continued unity while offering to support the campaign in other ways.
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Jews Seek Meat Price Details in Local Meeting
In a contentious gathering the Jewish community discussed meat pricing with speakers including MD Biderman and Mr. Wolff of New York. A committee was formed to investigate the wholesale meat market, with members Slunker Supivowity Fisher-Sheinharge Redier Kideman and George Saks to report at the next meeting.
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Youngster Near Death Wins 25 Cent Wager
Henry Choynski about 12 years old swam for a 25 cent bet near Front Street. In rough conditions a Pennsylvania boat pushed him, he fell behind and nearly drowned. He struggled in the Sound and, after several minutes, swam to State Island. Rescue and strong swimming carried him to safety.
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Wall Street Opens With Mixed Early Activity
The New York market opened mixed with some recovery and modest advances in leading shares before midday. Trading grew uneven as confidence fluctuated, with several prominent issues showing gains while others lagged, leaving overall movement subdued and cautious.
Lumber Yard Fire Destroys Port Delights City Block
Fire swept a lumber yard and adjoining tenements causing collapsed walls, shattered windows, and towering piles of charred timber. Firefighters from Singer works and nearby engines battled the blaze for hours as south winds fanned the flames, with property damage estimated in the thousands.
Taft's ankle improvement noted during Dark Harbor visit
Telegram from the Mayflower reports President Taft sprained his ankle while at Bar Harbor but now moves with ease. He will have an evening in Rockport with dignitaries, including ex-Governor Cobb and Senator Haley ally. The president plans a shore drive and speech after his guests depart, as Newport’s papers note the incident and schedule.
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