Cisell Declares Disinterest In Excise Inspectorship Post
The Journal notes Cisell has expressed reluctance to accept the top Excise Inspectorship, while fellow members discuss plans and possible successors. Rumors swirl as the commission weighs candidates, with Hand and Glasby among those observing and Moore eyed as a potential favorite by some.
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Excise
Ion A Tayo Mnight
Cis
Slasby
Jitealdency
Denista
Viay
Caliba
G Moore
al Moote
Clamel Am
Clanel
Is Dln
Sik Lena
Aoishan
Walter Ie
Excise Inspector
Kirkland Hetfield Recommendations Reiterated for Union County Board
State Republican Chairman Frank Briggs and Union County Chairman Frank I. Smith discuss appointments to the Union County Board of Elections. Walter Hetfield of Plainfield is named for a full term and Captain Robert J. Kirkland of this city to fill the unexpired Swift term. Messages claim previous letters were lost in the Executive Department, with new submissions to the governor and July August timing to confirm selections.
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Frank Briggs
Union County
Frank I. Smith
Deley
Walter H. Uetfeld
Plainfield
Robert J. Kirkland
Union County Board of Elections
Union
Somerset
Senith
Hetfield
Ca. Kirkland
Judge Swift
Notice to Members of Ladies Pioneer Society Funeral Service
Members are invited to attend the funeral of Mrs. Hen Trite Frohwein at 2 o'clock. A chartered ride is planned for attendees from Broad Street offices, departing at 2:14 P. M with four stops en route.
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Ladies' Pioneer, Society
Elizabeth College Serene Ba Erere A
Fragmentary OCR reads like an item about Elizabeth College. No clear event, date, or named individuals aside from the institution. The readable text is too incomplete to determine a defined action, outcome, or news angle.
Rockefeller Home for Oil Inquiry Returns to New York
John D. Rockefeller arrives in New York aboard the Amerika after six weeks in France. He travels with his wife and aides to Pocantico, plans Cleveland trip next week, and declines comment on Findlay tax case, greeting reporters with humor despite ongoing proceedings.
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New York
France
United States
John D. Rockefeller
Dr. Biggar
Charles C.heydt
Rockefeller
Pocantlco
Cleveland
Findlay
Atlantic
Death of W. G. Ballantyne at 162 Marshall Street
William G. Ballantyne a longtime Warren County resident dies after brief illness at 162 Marshall Street in his seventy sixth year. He helped found Warren Foundry and Machine Co and served as treasurer of the Union County Building and Loan Association for twenty years. Survived by wife Helen L. Free land and two sons. Funeral Monday at 8, with Rev. Ferguson officiating. interment Easton, Pa. Tuesday. John Long, a longtime Jersey City resident and Central New Jersey railway conductor, dies at his home 121 Wall Street after a long illness. founder of St Patrick’s Church and member of several Catholic organizations. Survivors include Micheal, an engineer.
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William G. Ballantyne
Marshall Street
Mr. Ballantyne
Burg
Warren County
Easton
Greystone Presbyterian Church
Union County Building and Loan Association
Ballantyne
New
John Long
John Tong
Thir-Eltys
Central Road
New Jersey
Wall. Street
Read Long
Mrr. Long
St. Patrick's Church
Port Council
Catholic Benevolent Legion
Patrick's Alliance
Holy Name Society
Micheal
Mawtec Des Hughes
Fruit and Vegetable Market Overstock Affects Prices
The market shows ample fruit and vegetables with watermelons listed at 25 to 60 cents each. Vendors indicate steady demand as supply remains high, while shoppers seek value in today’s offerings.
Plea for High License Fee Urged by Minister
Open letter from Rev Henry E Mott of Westminster Church to Elizabeth excise commissioners argues for a $1000 license fee re the liquor trade. He cautions against underpricing, urges regulation to curb evasion, and asserts license should fund community protection while limiting malt and vinous drink outlets. Continued on Seventh Page.
U S Cruiser Lieutenant Killed in French Action
Lieut Clarence England of the U S Navy died after being wounded by a bullet from the French vessel Dupetit Thouars during target practice near Chefoo Harbor. The Chattanooga had paused for exercises when England was struck on the bridge and died eight hours later. The incident prompted official cognizance by the French government.
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Chefol
Chins
Clarwe
England
United States
Hattanooga
Dupetit
Arkansas
Washington
Clarence England
Chetoo
Navy
Train
Aviatic
Spr
Chatta Weaving
East Orange Burglar Shot After Home Break-In
In New York on July 28 a burglar from East Orange was shot by a social officer while attempting to escape after the home at 102 Park Street was broken into. The assailant, described as a Negro, was tas tlnged and later died from his injuries.
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New York
Peegie
Wae
Park Street
Shot Engineer Wrecks Coal Plant in Pittsburgh Area
Pittsburg area incident reports Hollie Yough Coal Company worker at Willock Station Wheeling branch fired five shots at engineer George Seifert in the Riley mines, ignited a stove, and damaged the power plant and trestle. The blast caused $75,000 in losses. Seifert likely survives. about 250 miners idle. Hollis reportedly had quarrel with Seifert and escaped.
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Pittsburg
Young Hollie
Riley
Yough Coal Company
Willock Station
Wheeling
Pers ,and Ohio Railroad
Monongahela River
George Seifert
Baltimore and Ohio
Hollis
Seifert
Burus
Auto Route Trial To Rahway By East Jersey Motor Company
The East Jersey Motor Transportation Company newly organized to Port Reading will run a trial from this city to Rahway this afternoon. A water cooler type car, designed for comfort, will be used on the tentative service between the two cities.
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East Jersey Motor Analitation Company
Port Reading
Rahway
Poughkeepsie Wrong Man Case Reported
WN news from July 28 states Frits Cmetantine, in town for the murder of denuniy fe dase tom ssedy, was identified as the wrong man this morning.
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Frits Cmetantine
Denuniy
Annual Excursion Of Orphan Asylum Planned
The Elisabeth Aa Orphan Asylum announces its annual excursion to Queen Grove by train from Paselle City. The timetable and hours of departure and return are set forth, with many residents expected to participate in this community event.
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Elisabeth
Tim
Degartarn
Traina
Paselle
Kiel Packers Indignant Over Libel Charge on Adulteration Story
Berlin reports an indignation by Kiel Packers over a Washington published consular note alleging appalling adulterations of food products. The American consul at Kiel, Joseph I. Brittain, is accused of libel for relaying German newspaper extracts rather than original claims. The U S State Department will review the controversy as Berlin cables dispute the report.
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Berlin
Kiel
Washington
Joseph I. Brittain
Ohio
State Department
Bureau of Manufacturers
Brittain
Jersey City Proposes No Post Office Sites Yet
Government plans to locate a new federal building site in Jersey City face delays. Officials will consider offers and responses as they search for a suitable plot, with a decision expected after further evaluation by the department and city officials.
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Jersey City
Omoers
Washington
Congress
Dorsey City
Record Breaking Immigration Year Declared
Washington reports the fiscal year ending June 30 1908 saw immigration to the United States total 7,20647. Admission figures from the prior year stood at 13,4084, marking a notable change in arrivals and reflecting the Bureau of Emigration and Naturalization's release of statistics from the Department of Commerce and Labor.
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Washington
Iisky
Bureau of Emigration and ‘Netursiization
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Aber Gobartes
Lightning claims two siblings in Charlottesville incident
A lightning strike in Charlottesville killed a brother and sister. Local authorities report a tragic weather mishap with no survivors and ongoing investigations into the event.
Judge Swift to Sit in Plainfield
Judge Swift will preside in Plainfield at Elisabeth Thereday's district court hearing, with the session set for the day in question. The court will hear taser-related matters and related case specifics.
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Judge Swift
Plainfield
Elisabeth
Cwart Tere
Bomb Outrage Traced To Plumbers Union Clash In New York
July 28. Police and detectives pursue bomb throwers after two explosions from an elevated train injured about twenty union men outside Local Union 480 hall. Authorities link attack to ongoing feud with Local 2. force may mobilize citywide to locate suspects.
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New York
Third Avenue
No. 480
Sixteenth Street
Union No.480
Pix
Union No. 480
Union No. 2
Stolypin Expels Jews and Mutiny on the Black Sea Fleet
Riots and mass expulsions envelop Saint Petersburg as Stolypin orders removal of former deputies. Mutinies flare along the Black Sea fleet with sailors mutinying on two ships. authorities decommission ships and disperse crews. Local uprisings spread to Konakovo and Becsarable as defense committees form to resist troops.
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Spere
Siedney
Tis Bouma
Conanoka
Orean
Proakurot
Bodolla
Bantopol
Speak-Easy Operation Charged in Springfield
A criminal complaint charges John James, owner of a Westfield Avenue property, with running a speak-easy in Springfield. Constable Ta filed the complaint this morning. The case mentions neighbors and local officials, with details on alleged illegal activity and surrounding references.
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Mra paLeak
John James
Westfield Avenue
Springfield
Mra R
Kelly Ie
Cory James
Pomson
Perkins on Colby Record Tax Platform
Republican Leader Randolph Perkins criticizes Colby and Record for proposing to break railroads into sections for local taxation. He defends current statewide tax on the main line, arguing it funds state schools and public services, with local divisions retaining only local benefits. Continued on Eleventh Page.
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Randolph Perkins
House of
House
Senate
Néesson
Wehbe
Pbs
Wall Street Trading Ends With Mixed Rally
July trading on the New York stock market showed mixed cues with gains for certain groups and renewed activity in key shares. Investors watched Guggenheim and Capper entities as the market fluctuated and bonds remained unsettled amid a tepid overall tone.
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New York
Col. Fest
Oil Price Break Prompts Home Arrival Report
Fragmentary copy notes a sudden oil price change and mentions Jake Dy Rocke returning from Europe. The garbled text hints at costs or cant terms and a late arrival, with unclear references to Kamer olf and Weskers. Further readable facts are limited.
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Toledo
Qhie
Jay
Abe
Europe
Jake Dy Rockefaller
Pete
Weskers
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Record
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