Officers Plan for Regiment in State Camp
A council of provisional battalion officers of the Second Regiment No.1 met in New Brunswick to discuss a planned State Camp march to Sea Girl on August 7 under Major William B. Martin. Plans cover battalion composition, possible sealed orders, feeding by automobiles, and anticipated scale, with many details yet to be officially ordered or released.
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New Brunswick
Senfart Nicht
William B. Martin
Martin
Commissary Department
Sea Girl
Velo
Nelson Y. Dudgan
de Roch
Tievteniats
Thompson
Barkalow
Freehold
Kitchell Tinewnante Peterson
Littell
Ky Plainfield
Conewut
Woodruff
Kohler
Eliz Oth
Neweh
Condon
Stow
Atkinson
Cimminsary Eprint
Bath
New Brunawick
Hieiboon Poarnall
Moet
Plodiafield
Attentions to wife provoke street fighting incident
An incident on Troud Street saw Samuel Summers and Thomas Cypher engage in a fight after 1 o'clock. Police detained Summers and Cypher at the station amid reports of domestic tension and alleged attention to Summers' wife. The hearing noted Liv objections and described Summers as provoking the altercation before meeting Cypher at unspecified locations.
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Cal
Troud Street
Vons Sammerd
Thomas Cypher
Turolman Gulnee
Fey
Angela
Winder
Kummiera
Witkin
Yeater
Cobbler Charles Keck Ends Life After Third Attempt
Charles Keck a respected cobbler at 248 Union Street died by self-inflicted gunshot in his shop. Found seated at his bench by neighbor Thomas Holcomb, the 4:30 pm incident followed earlier suicide attempts eight years prior and a day of despondency possibly linked to business decline and his brother's death. Keck left a note of concern about health earlier and his wife was away at the time. His body was discovered in his Union Street shop at 238 Union Street after he shot himself with an old Colt revolver.
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Union Street
Charles Kook
Lit
Kerk
Keck
Weighbr
Charli
Morris Avenua
Michael
Thomas A. Holcomb
Te Khoeman
Emil Schmidt
Pas
Comptroller Post Hinted Amid City Council Shuffle
Reported interest centers on John S Sauer and Gen F Collins for comptroller to succeed Peter Bonnett whose term ends January 1 1910. The $4000 yearly post draws high backing from Democrats with Sauer seen as heir apparent while General Collins plans a bid amid party and ward politics.
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John S. Sauer
F. Collins
Peter Bonnett
Bonnett
Aind
Walker
Threatened to Kill Wife in Court Case
Geoffrey Bachofen of 568 Second Avenue faced City Criminal Court on a complaint by his wife Mrs Buslison a milk dealer alleging he broke dishes and threatened to kill her. He had prior similar charges and was committed to county jail pending a sanity exam. Oliver Ward arrested Bachofen after the incident.
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Goffrey Rachofen
Avenuue
Waa
Madge Mahon
City Criminal Court
Buslinson
Oliver Ward
Bachofen
Ferry lights deny black riders in the first Jim Crow crossing
A forced segregation scene unfolded at the Neoliquat ferry landing as about 400 black excursionists waited behind closed gates while a ferry carried white riders across the sound. Officials ordered four large trucks to wait on the Elizabethport side as the crowd crossed, amid a chorus of noise from whistles and cheers. The event, while disputed, marked a stark display of race-based separation during a special trolley excursion from Orange to South Jersey.
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Neoliquat Ferry
Orange
South Ch
Gar
Arthur
Elizabethport
Staten Ieland
Youth Drinks Carbolic Acid in Springfield
William Dennis, 18, drank poison near farmer Richard Clivit’s home in Springfield yesterday and is in critical condition at General Hospital. Once employed as a farm hand, Dennis disappeared a week ago and reappeared asking for work, then refused to explain the motive for the attempt.
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William Dennis
Richard Clivis
Springfield
General Hospital
Thin City
Denitin
Clivit
Qennia
William Barnes
Funeral of Sister Rose Genevieve
The funeral for Sister Rose Genevieve of the St Marys convent will be held at 7 oclock tomorrow morning in Suffern New York. After Mass the body will go to Convent Station near Madison for burial. Sister Mary Frances will accompany the body from Buffalo. The death came after a gas poisoning incident at the convent on South Broad Street during the night of May 10. initial recovery gave way to a fatal relapse, and she died at 9 oclock yesterday morning.
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Rosa Genevieve
St. Mary's Church
Thin City
Norrow
Suffern
SN. Y
Ear Madjaoy
Mary Frances
Bufflern
Madison
Rowe
Routh Broad Street
Thaw Delays Deepens as Lawyers Clash in Sanity Hearings
White Plains July 29. Thaw did not authorize hush money for 200 girls per Mrs Merrill, former attorney Hartridge testified. He admitted small sums were paid to Merrill and not to the girls, while court battles over privileged communications and missing books delayed proceedings and Thaw pressed to resume his testimony.
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White Plains
N.Y
Susan A. Merrill
Clifyford W. Martridge
Thaw
Mills
Merrit
Wartridge
Hartridge
Merrill
Jronie
Martridges
Jeremys Cea
Hartridges
Muow
Muow, Given By the Princer
Thay
Morachauver
Milly
Jerome
Gamara
Mra. Merrill
Terome
Morschauser
Justice Mills
Reid Anya
Thiaw
Reid
Snd
Roger O'Mara
Pittsburg
Mina Fell
Wighlanda
Pittaburg
Mer
Ethel Thomas
Hummel
Mttortey
Morschases
Jerome Thin
Harteidge
Thomas Sijit
Mry_ Merrill's
Hartritue
D. Dix
Evelyn
Thern
Pastors Visit the Governor at Sea Girt
Special to the Journal Camp Vert Sea Ort July 2 ministers from across New Jersey gathered at Sea Girt to meet Governor Fort. Clergymen arrived after 1 pm, toured the camp and rifle range, and listened as the governor welcomed them to discuss state issues beyond theology. The event drew representatives from every city and district, with many preferring the porch view over the parade.
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Sea
New Jersey
Jiailor
Hivernor
Wilbur F. Sadler
Fearn
Bignal Corps
Fourth Regiment
Plea By Mother Saves A Daughter In Newark Court
In Newark a mother pleads for her daughter in city court after the girl, aged 21, was found lying at the Elizabethport ferry. The judge, moved by the mother's story, delayed sentencing and released the girl conditionally, with a suspended sentence of ninety days and additional terms to be served in jail on other charges. A letter signed The Kid was read, with the writer apologizing for not staying to protect her, and the judge pledged to investigate further.
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John Mclintire
Mulherry Street
Newark
Lyday
Fudge Mabon
Oty Criminal Court
County
Elizabethport Ferry
Tenney
Letten
Wee
Hs Wan
Tik
Daring Thief Loots Window At McManus Furniture
A thief entered via an open rear window of McManus Brothers Furniture on View Street last night and stole eight gold watches valued at R200 each. Children watching the display saw the man escape through a back doorway as the officer sought the thief, with police using a description from the eyewitnesses.
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Tan He Cottrell
Firat Aml Kyat Jerany
Melilla Battle Toll Reported With Heavy Spanish Losses
A telegraph dispatch describes severe casualties at Melilla as Spanish forces defend the city walls against Moorish attackers. It cites 4,000 Spanish troops with 2,500 wounded, and multiple generals and officers killed or mortally wounded amid rail lines cut and fortifications breached.
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Daly
Jeneral
Melilla iv
Pinto
Jang Cltienra
Bia
Uae
Hope Is Keynote Of Democratic Gathering
At Awungark on July 20 the Democratic State Committee met to map party growth and legislative chances. Thames Re Nagent was named leader to organize a five member committee to solidify the party lines. Chairman Nopent delivered remarks stressing no sign of party dissension as the group discussed New Jersey politics over a group dinner.
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Awungark
Democratic State Committee
Coleman Hine
Thames Re Nagent
Unesighont
Stein
Eligin
Tutinman Nopent
Jucex
Yells
Menbers
Scotiv's
Jsutmwon
New Jersey
Prisoner Dilemma Stirs Local County Inquiry
Anthony Gavner of LA Prom Street faces an inquiry after a Wednesday incident at a county jail. An investigation into alleged conditions and confinement is underway, with officials weighing patient care and safety as the case unfolds.
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Anthony Gavner
LA Prom Street
Jal
Dodge Minhon
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