Realty Deals In City Center Move $20000 Mark
Real estate transactions in the downtown area include a $20,000 deal. Rising Sun Brewery acquires a corner property at Third and Wall Streets. Nathan Finkel buys three houses on Third Street for $20,000 from Autom Weber. 201 Third Street and adjacent lot are resold to Rising Sun Brewery. Other properties transfer between Elizabeth Realty Company and Peter Olde, Dr. Studolph Brewes plans eight lots on North and Monroe Avenues for residences.
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Rising Sun Brewery
Third and
Wall
Third Street
Ir. Finkel
Monroe
Nuea
Mr. Finkel
John J. Clapp
Plainfield
Armenian priest held for grand jury amid man arrests
New York police court heard of an Armenian priest Father Koogeasian named in a blackmail and attempted robbery case. Five others and the priest were held on bail while the Grand Jury considered charges. Names include Bedros Kazanian and Mirim Hart among those implicated. A later hearing was postponed to tomorrow.
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Indietmente
Ava
Dissiderky House
Justwater
William J. D. Leary
Bis
Josaph Head
St Iean
Charles Granilani
Henry Hartman
First Street
Maraika
Felix Scarenowicz
Second Street
Richard Abeam
Third Streets
William Rockenek
Third Street
John Barry
Third
S Bartholomew Brown
Joseph F
Nishodine Pisclak
John Corrigan
Iliam Lenhart
Josph Bassman
Broadway
Cuitezak
Brosavary
Charles Krauss
Tivingston
Livingston Street
Annae
Vingston
Paako
Livi Rhgham
Gustave Man Ite
Wt Fites Ge A
Ay Haleohner
East Jersey
New York
Father Koogeasian
Bedros Kazanian
Mirim Hart
Hanna Ie
Father Martoogessian
Attorn
Jerome
Tai Este Fm
Organized Labor Targets Borah After Scalp Demand
In Washington labor groups press for the scalp of Senator Borah of Idaho. The Central Lower Union adopted a resolution denouncing Borah who is under indictment for alleged complicity in Haywood's case and urging action in the political arena.
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Central Labor Union
Washington
Senator Borah
Idaho
Haywood
Central Lower Union
Benator Borah
Tanto
Old Home Week Preparations Move Into Final Stage
The Old Home Week committee, with less than sixty working days left, heats up plans for the carnival parade and other events. A star banner rental is approved, literature will be distributed, and officials including Charlo Trio and H. A. Rath will visit Beaton to coordinate celebrations and secure privileges for vendors and activities.
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Prion
Delrig
Groumla
Ammeement Enterprises
Secre
Charles A. Trimble
Cortary
Tee
Sears
Charlo
H. A
Beaton
Sioner
Bal ited Third Day Of The Great Fate In Levy’s Fire
Fragmentary OCR reading notes a label fire at Levy’s and references a planned third day of events amid a summer school or festival setting. Portions mention Meanie ayers and tonighteer wording with unclear dates.
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Levy
Tonighe
Journal Party Visits Jamestown Exposition Grounds
The Ellen Beth Daily Journal party of nine popular Union County women, with guests, arrived in Jamestown Virginia and toured the exposition grounds by automobile. They planned sightseeing including the Chesapeake region and Point Comfort as the tour continued with journal staff coordinating activities.
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Breif
Chesapeake
Casmobelle Wala
Waa
Saloonmen to Appear Aug 1 Before Excise Board
About sixty seven saloonkeepers face charges of violating the excise law and will appear before the Excise Board on August 15. The meeting followed hearings on the screen law and related licenses, with more than 100 cases to be tried.
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Excise Board
sTasmuich
Geome
Court of Errors
Jerasy
Nent Howe
Atlas
Pilea Heal
Crusade Against City Cisterns Targets Mosquito Breeding
Health Inspector Richards plans notices to homeowners with backyard cisterns as part of a city mosquito control effort. About five hundred ad spots exist, with three hundred cisterns treated to curb breeding. Aiming to remove cisterns, officials expect a mid August surge in catches. Ditching in meadows nearly finished and swamp mosquitoes nearly eliminated within city limits.
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Richards
Plainfield Politics and Colby Group Seek City Control
A fragmented report discusses Plainfield and Union County figures aiming to influence city government. It notes Colby tied activists, Kean supporters, and party dynamics affecting a potential reelection bid despite district defeats.
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Colby
Union
Dalegtte
Wixty
Equity
Twat
Coldam
Ce Aa Ae
Plainfield
Republican County Cou- Ip
Frank H. Smith
Unhorst Smith
Unit States
Kean
Smith
Republiens
Ots
Ade
Andrew Mosl
Plaingeld
John B. Bunell
Hamilton F. Kean
Union Township
Mr. Bunnell
Ah Oo
Judge Vroom Denies Ward’s Story In Death Case
Judge G D W Vroom testified before the Hahn Investigating Committee in Trenton as president of the State Hospital board. He said Dr Ward never told the board that Enoch Silvers’ death was caused by beating and noted long standing harmony between medical and business departments. He disputed Ward’s account and said he learned of marks on Mrs Silvers later, with no evidence of maltreatment.
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Trenton
G. DW. Vroom
Court of Errors and Appeals
State Hospital
Hahn
Ward
Egodh Silvers
Vroom
Enoch Silvers
Silvers
Judge Vroom
Lakewood
Anawor
Vrogpa
Ent
Dr. Ward
Mate Goes Crazy Following Disaster
Francisco reports a family tragedy with Roberd Hawes, an officer of the ill fated liner Columbia, who suffered a mental breakdown after a controversy earlier in July.
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Mate
Fam
Francisco
Roberd Hawes
Columbia
Wall Street News Brief From New York July Market Signals
A terse Wall Street note from New York on July market activity shows early bargain hunting after initial declines. Analysts weigh sector rotations as investors seek value amid uncertain economic signals.
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Miss Foote
Miss Landz
Miss Kim
Mre Campbell
Miss Kunkel
Mise Hammond
OLD Home Week
Comialites
Broad St
Trimble
H. A. Rath
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Summer School
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