New Idea Forces Get July Frost Rally in County Town
A Westfield and Cranford tour by the New Idea faction drew small crowds as Judge Runyon spoke in Westfield Chub hall and at Cranford’s Mably Hall. The meetings promoted Equal Taxation and league chartering while criticizing Democratic bosses and urging reform within the Republican Party.
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Fant Pvemi
Westfield
Cantor
Westfield Chub Hall
Runyon
Blaindeld
Westitch
George L. Record
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Theodore Bierek
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League
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Riliyon
Moe
Republican Party
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John
Wrater
Betanse Tee
Public Service Corporation
Fidelity Trust
Mpany
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Hudson
Hasex
Union
Hamiton F. Kean
Middlesex
Monmouth
Runyon Thes
Yagan
Colby
Ilen
Bo Bail
Benatoe Colby
Aie
Leni
Murderer Goes to County Jail in Readable Text
Alexander Hermann, seven deter misread, captured by Detective Bergeapt. Hermann, removed from police quarters, will be kept in county jail until acquisition papers arrive in ten to fifteen days. He appeared unconcerned, walking firmly with a fellow prisoner tied to a rail, showing no notable emotion as the evening wore on.
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Alexander Hermann
Lund
Hermans
Mid Summer Furniture Sale
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a furniture sale with unclear timing and pricing. Readable words suggest a seasonal promotion rather than a full event listing. No specific dates, locations, or vendors are identifiable from the text.
Regulations for Meat Inspection Issued by Secretary Wilson
Washington July 27 The new meat inspection regulations under the interstate and foreign trade law were issued today by Secretary Wilson. They cover slaughtering packing meat canning sailing rendering and similar establishments where meat products enter interstate or foreign commerce and require sanitary lighting ventilation and clean conditions. Unfit carcasses or meat products will be destroyed by sealing and tanking with coloring matter added to prevent reuse for edible products.
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Washington
Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
Convention of State Liquor Dealers Parade Route Planned
A parade of the State Liquor Dealers group will form at West Grand and Broad streets and proceed along Broad to Elisabeth Avenue and through several streets to Saenger Hall. After adjournment, delegates will form a line and march to Hall for a dinner. The State Executive Committee meeting in Turner Hall on December 19 will map the convention program.
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West Grand
Broad Streets
Broad Street
Elsabeth Avenue
Seventh Street
East Jersey
Third Street
Wall Street
First Street
Filsabethh Avenue
Saenger Hall
O Hall
Tura Hall
Union County Board of Elections Names Delays Report
June correspondence shows Governor Stokes has not named Republican members for Union County Board of Elections. Frank Brigga received a June note from Frank H. Smith recommending Walter L. Hetfield of Plainfield for the unexpired term. The recommenda was overlooked and delays persist while duties await appointment.
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Trenton
Secretary of State Office
Stokes
Union County Board of Elections
Frank Brigga
Jetter
Frank H. Smith
Union County
Walter L. Hetfield
Plain
Robert J. Kirkland
Elizabeth
Swift
Uva
Runaway youth report from Craig Ante area
A terse item notes a youth named Same Knapp from Craig Ante area fled home. The brief cites a Wednesday journal entry and lists the street as a contact point for information. Authorities urge residents to provide any leads or sightings to assist the search.
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Craig
New Excise Board Organization Delayed By Moore Absence
The newly formed Jersey City Excise Board failed to organize as D G Moore was absent. Present were Robert B Diesel Ammon Hand F Otto Walter and F F Glasby. A sealed message to Clerk Kensh hinted at a board member’s resignation. details remained undisclosed. Rumors rise that liquor licenses may jump from 200 to 500 annually. An adjacent writ targets board actions and constitutionality, with Supreme Court hearing soon.
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Board of Excise
Douglass G. Moore
Kensh
Mr. Moore
Keboo
Robert B. Diesel
Amon A. Hand
F. Otto Walter
F. F. Glasby
Kenali
Cisse
Kenah
Moore
Salcom
Voney Excise Board
Jersey
Fort-at-Spring Lake
Alstantr
Alt Or Fagan
Supreme Court For
Supreme Court
Fagan
Ed Heart
Board of Exeres
Max Arnold Released From Jail After Fine Payment
Max Arnold, the Wentfield restaurant keeper, was jailed after a Wednesday sentence of 200 pounds in fines and costs for violating the excise law by selling beer without a license. He was freed yesterday afternoon after lawyer Frank McDermit of Newark paid his fine of 235 dollars and secured his freedom. Arnold’s wife greeted him at release and they took a train to Westfield. McDermit stated Arnold’s brother learned of the case only before sentencing and sought a bondsman, but none could be obtained. The attorney traveled to advocate for Arnold and indicated no further action could be taken at this time.
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Max Axold
Ketper
Wentfield
Frank McDermit
Newark
Arnold
Westfield
Stahl
James KR. McDermit
Bondaman
McDermit
Priet
Anenre Hall
Bis
Amoria
Westfield Trust
Elizant
Dr George Peck Dead After Long Career in Navy Medicine
Dr George Peck longtime Navy physician and retired medical officer died at Lake Mohonk near age 80. He had served the nation for nearly forty years and was one of New York’s oldest families with roots traced to colonial times. Born July 9 1820 in Orange he studied at local schools and medicine with noted physicians before graduating from the College of Physicians and Surgeons in 1847. He received an honorary degree from Princeton in 1887 and later practiced in New York City before retirement. The funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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George Peck
al- Yeetar
United States Navy
Lake Mohonk
Mins M. H. Pierson
North Broad Street
Peck
Newseca
Pavy
Henry Penk
Thin Cour 2
Boston
New
Orange
8. C. Brewster
J. M. Smith
J. H. Whitaker
New York City
College of Physicians and Surgeons
College of New Piracy
Princeton University
York Hospital
Et —Blackwell
Sage's Widow Gets Bulk Of Fortune In Probate
New York July 27 The will of Roswell Gage was filed for probate at 1 15 p m The deceased left a substantial fortune to his widow Roswell Gage's will details are in the probate filing with beneficiaries named and estate values noted in the court docket
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Sage
New York
Roswell ‘Gage
New Sensation in Hartje Case Sparks City Turmoil
Pittsburgh on July 27 reports a dramatic scene after the Hartje divorce hearing. A man intercepted Mrs. Angustla Hartje, grabbed her as she left the courthouse, dragging her toward the street before fleeing. Mrs. Hartje, aided by companion Mrs. Alexander W. Bloom, sought refuge in an attorney’s office as the crowd pursued.
Train wreck injures many near Springfield Missouri
Springfield Missouri July 27 more than a score of persons were injured in a westbound St Louis and San Francisco passenger train wreck near here. The wreck was caused by a defective switch causing three coaches to overturn and the fourth to leave the tracks. One coach held about sixty passengers all with injuries. Two sleeping cars also left the track.
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Springfield
St. Louie
San Francisco
Here
Wale Y
Rockefeller under Bond to Appear in Hancock County Court
Findlay Ohio July 31 John D Rockefeller is under bond to appear before Hancock County court on September 4 for trial. His attorney James O G Troup of Bowling Green appeared to enter the bond with Judge Banker set at 1000. The defense challenges the information as duplicative and improper, arguing the matter should proceed by indictment before a grand jury.
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David
African Dirge Chanted At Hanging In Louisville Jail
A colored man Cornalius Johnson was hanged in Louisville Ky this morning. As the trap fell an African dirge rose from the prisoners at the jail windows. Johnson had shot and killed Conrad Kaiser a white balloon keeper near the city after Kaiser ousted him from his boat. Kaiser’s wife died of grief.
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Louisville
Kyrey
Cornalius Johnson
Privonere
Johnson
Conrad Kaiser
Thid City
Kaieer
Kaiser
Wall Street Sees Heavy Opening Trading On July Day
The New York market opened with brisk demand and broad participation in shares and rails. United States Steel and related issues led gains while London trading and government bonds remained steady as brokers forecast substantial earnings potential.
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United States
Comaion
Miegling
London
Missouri Pacific
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Central
M. T
Peopia
Southers Pacific
de Swen
Sis
Lars Pane
Cathy Bastyr
Land Grants for Peasants in Tsarist Russia Unrest
The government appeals through a semi official organ urging public support to quell disorder amid revolutionary tensions in St. Petersburg. Reports claim czarist reforms center on broad government arms and a cabinet to push liberal limits while the Douma dissolves, and Nicholas II appears more buoyant as parliament is sidelined.
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Ronsia
Presa
Armen 2
Atheme
Enta
Ronrtel
Pola
Vi Re
Peganea
Nicholas
Doumas
Cleveland's 3-Cent Fare Set for Fulton Road Line
Cleveland July 27 Mayor Johnson fixed October 15 as the date for Municipal Traction Company to operate the first three cent fare over the Fulton road line to the square despite an injunction.
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Cleveland
Johnson
Municipal Traction Company
Fulton Road
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