Freehold Board Sets County Budget For Next Year
Freeholders meet to finalize a $311,000 budget for the county next fiscal year, with a $15,000 balance carried over and $45,500 more for expenses than last year. Increases stem from new laws and expanded court costs, while some department appropriations were cut. Committees discuss bridge projects on First Street and other road work, with plans to form new committees after further meetings.
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Board of Freehold
Apegia
First Street
Asus
Cour Ousd Honda
County Board of Taxation
Choren Frenkolters Amd
Coppdetsrderen Gessssetee
Sal
National
Ae Sabe Byenten
Rennet
Tuteraee
Honottala
Aly
Ig Nome
Denego
Chandler
Cladek
Cady
Robbam
First
Westfield
Tt Wna
Salt Brook
New Providence
Mee Avenue
Jaques Avenue
Lahwa
Caity, Wilbur
Wood
P C Walls Store Teems With Graduation Delicacies
The aisles at P C Walls street store are lined with an array of graduation party items and decorative goods. Staff have arranged menus and small favors for the dainty graduates, ready for purchase and celebration.
Extra Notice for Millinery Store at 905 Hilary Avenue
Public notice from Cincinnati urging attendance for shop events after June 1. Wednesdays and Thursdays at 6 o clock in the evening, near Gabpardt’s Kilsope in Cincinnati area. Likely antiques or fabric wares with unclear terms due to OCR errors.
Oil 10 Keep Down the Dust in North End
The North End Improvement Association held its annual meeting at the treasurer’s house. Chancellor William J Magie presided as president. Members from North Broad Street Westminster Avenue Newark Avenue Fairmount Avenue and Salem Road attended. The group maintains Military Square North End Park crosswalks and tree care and supports elm beetle prevention and oiling Newark Avenue to reduce dust. They propose a Sailors Memorial at Military Square and curb improvements around the grass plot. Officers elected include President William J Magie and Vice President William H Corbin with A K Van Deventer as Treasurer.
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North End
Grase
William J. Magia
William H. Corbin
Yeasurer
A. K. van Deventer
Secre
Association
Man Lifts Threat to Jump Into Cistern in Court Case
In a wartime sworn out case Daniel Boyle alleges O Niel attempted to leap into a cistern at the rear of a house after caring for his cousin’s mother. O Niel, previously known for losing both feet, seemed rational in court though no explanation was offered for his actions yesterday.
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O ’Nell
Garmyacetretts
Daniel Boyle
Addirens
O'Nell
O'Neil
Matt
Rimeelline Bates
Boyle
O'Nail
Midge Mahon
John Mau Hurt at Spring Street Station
John Mau, river boat captain of El Ae U, was injured at the Spring Street station in the afternoon while taking a team to a boat. He was badly brainied, but not injured internally, and will likely be sent home some time this afternoon after treatment at Ale Hospital.
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John Mau
el Ae
Pring Street
Obituary of Wiis Chass Humphrey and family mourners
Obituary notices recall the death of Wiis Chass Humphrey aged twelve after two weeks illness on a Ton street afternoon. Interment followed at Evergreen Cemetery with Wallace Your Interment. General Mahon widow of Michael Mahon of Forty years died at home. survives Mary and three sons Andrew William Mahon. Funeral Monday morning for Wiis Chases Humphrey and Wile Chass Frankie aged twelve describing accident death and survivor details remain in fragmentary form.
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Wiis
Chass Humphrey
Hase Humphrey
Humphrey
Mera
Geral Mahon
Gatal Mahon
Michael Mahon
Forster
Mahon
Smoot Seat Expulsion Question Divides Senate Committee
Washington June 1 Reed Smoot of Utah is declared not entitled to his seat by the Senate Committee on Privileges and Elections. The panel split on expulsions with votes 7 to not, and 6 to 6 on various motions. Chairman Burrows to draft report. preliminary steps outline actions for the full Senate. The committee considers whether Smoot should be expelled or excluded, with party lines evident in voting. A separate proposal seeks Burton of Kansas's expulsion, set for further discussion next Tuesday.
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Washington
Reed Smoot
Utah
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
United States Senate
Burrows
Senate
Smoot
Dolliver
Pettus
Dubois
Bailey
Overman
Frasier
Foraker
Baveridge
Dillingham
Hopkins
Knox
Burrowa
Pottws
Dubels
Overman and
Yoraker
Tayliisens
Dillingly
Burrown
Pot Tae Dubois
Afler Overtian
Fraser
Hin Ie - Chaiyman Burrows
Burton
Kaunas
Woman Hurt Jumping From Moving Trolley at Verona
Hannah Bunthcan a German domestic employed by Mrs Susan K Williams of Montclair was injured leaping from a Bloomfield avenue trolley car at Verona Wednesday night. She was taken to Morningside Hospital Montclair with a skull fracture and unable to speak. Returning from Elizabeth she did not tell the conductor where to stop and leaped from the moving car when she realized she was being carried past her home.
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Hannah Bunthcan
Susan K. Williama
Montclair
Bloomfield Avenue
Verona
H. B. Whitehorn
Morningside Hospital
Elizabeth
Slater
Englind
Var
Mysterious Suspect Arrested by Police at Headquarters
Chief Tenney and Detective Sarreant Murphy arrested a short, thickset man at 1 o'clock today and brought him to the police headquarters in handcuffs. The details are unclear as the incident ends abruptly with the suspect in custody.
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Tenney
Sarreant Murphy
Murphy
Neall Reynolds Report On Monday
The report from Neall Reynolds notes a Monday action with a plan to send a message to Congress. The fragment indicates the president intends to forward some proposal or communication, signaling an upcoming formal step in legislative dealings.
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Neall-Reynolds
Wediagleh
Congress
Death of Dr Charles W Allan Reported in New York
New York June news records the death of Dr Charles W Allan a physician from the city. The item notes he died in Rome after travel from Naples. He resided at 30 East Thirty third Street in New York City.
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New York
Gibraltar
Charles W. Allan
Hariog Dean
Rome
Naples
Atevet
Fragmentary OCR Seeks Details on Local Goods and Events
The text contains garbled phrases about stock, a free burning cost, a corner shop and a phone reference, resembling a damaged local classifieds or notice. Readable bits mention dates or identifiers but no clear names or places. The fragment offers no verifiable events, prices, or entities to anchor a fuller report.
Rep Adams Dies By His Own Hand in Philadelphia
Representative Adams of the Pennsylvania district was found in his Club Chambers apartment at 8:30 AM with a revolver shot wound to the mouth and died at 11:90. He had suffered heavy stock market losses and gambling losses, and a note to caterer James Black mentioned dividing belongings. Clements, his private secretary, reported no clear motive.
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Washington
Hiim
Tuigg
Rachet Adams
Pennsylvania
Club
Hatreet
Reat
Speaker Cannon
Adame
Adama
Philadelphia
Adama Oyna
Butler
Taalah
Carmichael
Adams
Adenia Atilk
James Black
Clements
Alice Frags
Adamy
Wallace
Will
Voice from the Dead Heard in Congress Read by Cannon
In Washington a voice from the dead was heard in the House as Speaker Cannon read a morning letter from Representative Adame of Pennsylvania explaining motives behind a self destruction act. The chamber paid tribute with a draped desk and flowers while chaplain prayers acknowledged the tragedy.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Cannon
Ata Adame
Pennsylvania
Washington, D. O
Maya
J. Cannon
Apether
Adame
Couden
Morrell
Alreedy
Nugent's Experts Promote Municipal Lighting Plan
The City Council will discuss street lighting contracts and a private report by engineers Runyon and Caray from Newark. Nugent urges scrutiny of a municipal plant, arguing figures are conservative but costly, with current Public Service charges for 207 lights around 2.50 per lamp versus higher municipal estimates.
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Rublle Service Corporation
Nugent
Legal Council
Inet
Runyon and Caray
Newark
Guy Connell
Fr. Nugent
Inc
Tale Rey
Ratin
Public Service Corporation
Netien
Public Service
Pagerta
Ty Uhowmerer
Express Drivers Strike in Rahway Affects Deliveries
Rahway workers of a major express company walk out on June 1 halting shipments. Drivers report low wages and delays as orders pile up while management negotiates. union members demand better pay and conditions.
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Rahway
Akipoes
President nominates new senators and postmasters in New Jersey
The president today named several nominees in New Jersey. William C Armin and Charles Rich were listed for posts in Hoboken and West Hoboken, with mentions of Weehawken and district assignments.
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New Jersey
Washington
Senate
Newward Martin
Hoboken
William C Armin Weehawken
Charles Rich
Horn
West Hoboken
Spain's King and Queen Escaped in Madrid Bomb Attack
Royal couple faced assassination attempt during wedding celebration in Madrid as an anarchist bomb exploded. Queen Victoria and King Alfonso II narrowly escaped. dozens injured including Italian ambassador's children and General Weyler. Assassin Mateo Moran Durau captured. chaos and gloom spread over planned festivities.
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Madrid
Alty
Alfonso
Victoria
Ann Geronimo
Mateo
Moran
Manuel Durau
RR Calle Mayor
Ennel
Cousk
Sho
Taypaaa
Lyin
Itia
General Weyler
Queen Victoria
Ib Ln
Trial in Josephine Tarranovas case ends in suspense
New York June 1 jurors in the Josephine Tarranovas murder trial were instructed to consider the case after opening motions. Prosecutors and defense prepared for closing arguments, with a jury likely to hear the case by late afternoon.
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New York
Bothy Aldes
Josephine “‘Terrasers
Pal
Onse
Lena
Tulnd
Cumimi Pe
Palanjori
Asal District
Wall Street trading confusion dampens market activity
In New York trading, the market showed a mixed bag with many traders inactive and some prices slipping while others rose. Major houses reported no decisive action amid rumors about Pontiusphis and related speculation. Government bonds held steady as irregular moves persisted. Brooklyn Wallpaper Co. issued carvings to the value of its stock.
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New York
Loulerne
Nackville
Penaerivents
Wade Wesk
Ponieselphis
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Ware
Gabpardt
Pagel
Eletbathe
PSL Ee
Newark Avenue
Magle
Improvement Association
Daniel O’nall
Spring-Street
Wittie Chases
Wile Chass
Areeeteres
Senate Committee
Hin
Careos Division
Day C. W.aluen
Zverary
A. F. Naan
Cheetaut
Melephone Ee
Cea Nee
TIES
Adam
MR. Nugent
Dugan Ette A
H. D. Saunders
Laren
Spain
Weyler
Victime
Ain
TRG Muniversary Sloriculinaaie
Josephine Tarranova
Gil Blayerpool
Wall Street
Brooklyn Wall Paper CO
Foote & Company
Serene Ae
Sagar
Reehinab
Sererseier Alt
Obie
Ohio
Say Baty
Chi
Mab & BL
Boe
St. B. Baer
Rae Sake
R. R
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