Reelection Hoped for by Councilmen
Local primaries stir talk of ward by ward contests with current councilmen facing reelection. Augustus W Schwartz and Frederick I Richters announce non candidacy. Rumors link Gage Dennis Coline to Sixth ward but evidence is weak. Six school commissioners’ terms expire with reelection in view. A September 14 referendum may extend terms and reform the judiciary and officials’ tenure.
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al Mortery
Gage Dennis F. Coline
Peter Bennett
James H. Walker
Wesides
Hegin
Augustus W. Schwartz
Hom
Schwarts
Republicana
Exelsa Commission
Waa Ee
Innn Schwarta
Hussey Brant
Schuyler
Wail
Aather Distriet
Frederick J. Richters
Elizabeth
Wall Street Opens With Mixed Early Moves on Rail and Steel Stocks
The market opened at New York with a record Union Pacific price, up over yesterday and about 4 percent, while other rails and steel shares gained in fractions to a percent. Government bonds were steady as overall activity showed bull speculation despite volatility in the first hour. Local securities data from Z. Mippel lists Newark and Paterson listings with varied prices among rail interests and banks.
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New York
Union Pacific
Transact
Reu
Union Pacifie
Reading Wind
Fem
Dutch Kuhlmann Dies From Foul Tip At Palmer Ground
William Dutch Kuhlmann died after a foul tip struck him on the temple during a Sunday practice game at the old Palmer ground. He was hospitalized at Alexian Hospital after the incident Sunday afternoon and remained semi conscious until his death at 8:40 this morning. The longtime Elizabeth baseball enthusiast, known as Dutch, had played all nine innings before collapsing, with doctors from Dr. Dennis McKilhinney to Dr. Victor Mraleer attending.
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William
Kuhlnawan
Alexian
Palmer
Kuhlmann
Pater Street
Dennis Mcklhinney
Kuttaanu
Vietor Mraleer
Tate
Wis
Willian’ Kullmayn
Duteh
Nadehol
Whally Ok
Palmer Flett Club
Waller Kuhlman
Sloye
Riots Vowed Off In Barcelona After Executions
Madrid reports from Barcelona detail ongoing rioting and bloodshed with hundreds of rioters executed. Government troops patrol principal streets. rebels hold hundreds of houses and shell with guns, while bridges are blown and suburbs barricaded. City suffers extensive destruction. recovery will take months.
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Barerlona
Aummarii
Marti
Stthurin
Mogren
Dammgt
Hat Pin Annie Freed After Short Jail Term
Annie Kries known as Hat Pin Annie was released from the county jail after a ninety day sentence handed by Judge Mahon for disorderly conduct. Arrested July 21 by Officer Moser, she was told to remain in Newark. She had planned to join a local excursion but was prevented by imprisonment.
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Annie Kries
Moser
Mahon
Newark
Annie
Quake Havoc Mexico's Fate
Telegraph report from City of Mexico and El Paso details a devastating earthquake and tsunami across southern and central Mexico. Five hundred dead reported, extensive destruction in Nuevo Leon Guerrero and coastal towns, fires burn through ruined districts, tremors continue, and rescue efforts mobilize while hospitals fill with injured.
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Juwrnal
City of Mexico
Mexico City
Nuevo Leon
Guerrero
Chilpancingo
Chilaps
Concepcion
Fetillia
Contepec
Chile
Atlantic
Pacific
Acapulco
Pacific Coast
Mexico
el Paso
Texas
Acapulea
Chalpineingo
No Appeal Filed in Maxloff vs Baur District Case
No appeal was made by Frank Maxloff in the District Court three days after being sued by Abernwalnis Wire for damages from a falling tackle. The suit, heard with representation by John J. Stamler for Maxloff and Frank Pfulf for the defendant, ended in favor of Frank Baur. The page also advertises Gebhardt's Summer Garden and local storage offerings at a Jefferson Street corner.
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Frank Maxlof
Abernwalnis Wire
Hits
Maxloff
Frank Baur
Muaxlolf
John J. Stamler
Frank Pfulf
Library transfer seals Elizabeth Reading Room to official body
About a dozen people attended the Elizabeth Library and Reading Room gathering to witness the assignment of the library and property to the Public Library Commission. George S. Leary led the ceremony and praised the longtime trustees and the women who kept the library alive, while Dr Bo Reilly was named temporary chairman and remarks praised the service of the board in maintaining Elizabeth’s library for a quarter century.
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Elizabeth
Uwbridge
Puerty
Board of Ste
Wise Library
WU Tap J. Mays
Nji
Bridge Clark Mears
Whittemore
Drof Bo Reilly
George S. Leary
Leary
Wizabeth Libs Amt
Charme
Piramore
Public Library Commission
Lemon
Board of
True Teen
Officer Kelly to stand trial for fighting charges
Patrolman John P. Kelly of the Second precinct will be tried on conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman. The decision was made after a conference of the Police Committee, Chief Tenney, and City Attorney Joseph Hague. Reports describe a fight between Kelly and Patrick Mhinly of the Central Railroad during a police excursion at Highland Beach, with witnesses recounting the incident as officials prepared to take notice.
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John P. Kelly
Tenney
Opty Council
Kelly
Joseph Hague
Betwen Kelly
Patrick Mhinly
Central Railroad
Highland Weavh
Wifair Antown
Htt
Chel Teney
Keth
Lly
Dotty
Runaway Subject for Hypnotist Arrested at Mother's Bidding
Sergeant John Hines and Detective Patrick Urgan arrested Robert Spencer, a runaway from New Britain Conn, at a boarding house in Washington Street. He claimed to travel with a troupe led by Professor Powers, relying on alleged hypnotic powers. The boy will remain here until his mother can be contacted.
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John Hines
Amt
Patrick Urgan
Ineal
Jugeen
Toom
Washington
Robert Spencer
Searned
New Britain
Conn
Paneer
Prospasor Powers
Iyymotiot
Henalou
Ance
Tle
Powers
Neve Heftain
Te New Britain Police
Ted
Hle
Hin
Majority for Tariff Report Opens House Debate
Washington July 31 a scene in the gallery as lawmakers gathered for a final clash over the tariff bill. The conference report was read in full after a request by Payne and Mondell urged the full reading. House leaders forecast a clear majority for the conference report, with rules adopted to expedite passage. A sale notice from New York appears at day’s end.
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Journal
Washington
Wayhe
Payne
Mondell
Republican
Wyoming
Chetan Dalzall
Committee On Rules
Auto race tragedy and crash at Brighton track
The report details a 24 hour auto race at Brighton Bead Track where George Robertson in a Simplex led before a crash disabled Ralph de Palo in a Vint wind car. The night featured intense competition, crowds of about 15,000 and 2,500 in the stands, with several incidents including a wheel detaching, a universal joint failure, and drivers continuing despite danger.
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Brighton
X.Y
George Robertann
Robertson
Ralph de Pala
Tha Hint
de Palo
Rotertson
Pat Fitty
Miles
Self
de Palama
Deeelock
Marquis Wae
Marquia
Wietard B Lang
Wey Chen
Mattia
Lang
Wwe
Adon Fe
Universal
Juans
Andere
Missing Wife and Children Sought After Brooklyn Disappearance
The husband of Elinor Pierce reports that she and her two daughters, Margaret and Mary, left their Aldene Brooklyn home July 21 for their own home and have not been heard from since. Police, hospitals, and surrounding cities alerted. Pierce suspects possible voluntary absence or temporary wandering with the children. woman described as dark complected, about five feet tall, with red-haired daughter. He will notify police if she returns.
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Elinor Pieres
Allene
Margaret
Brooklyn
Pieron
Ahi
Perce
Apella
Teree Wan
Mra
Pleren
Johnemeney
John's
Ples
Jeft
Pieren Beommenick
Pierce
Mrs. Pierce
Central Railroad
Fire Engulfs Osaka Second City of Japan
London reports Osaka, Japan's second city, is in danger of complete destruction by fire. The blaze began shortly before 4 o'clock and troops are aiding efforts as 27 buildings, including a famous Buddhist temple, have already fallen. Water supply is strained by drought and tremors, with a city of over a million residents facing rapid spread.
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London
Osaka
Japan
Drougs
Iyake
Flood Devastates Kirin City in Manchuria Deaths Reach Thousands
Tokyo dispatch reports Kirin, Manchuria ravaged by a flood that has already claimed about 4 000 lives and left over 6 000 buildings destroyed. The flood has raged for days across Changchun province with no signs of recession. Authorities fear higher casualty tolls as debris and water sweep the region.
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Tokio
Kirin
Manchuria
Manchipiat
ChangChung
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