Mayor party clash sparks socialist convention in Somion
The Socialist party of New Jersey opens its state convention in Somion with a platform calling for municipal housing and youth protections while opposing mayoral commissions and police actions. Delegates debate unity with labor groups and a resolution to appoint national conference delegates is tabled amid arrests of speakers in Patterson.
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Oh Nomaberine
Jill Offerent
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Lelygates
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Esther Poppertin
Ariel
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Electrification to Trenton in Prospect
A report on plans by the Pennsylvania company to electrify suburban tracks from New York to Newark and onward to Trenton. The third rail system is favored, with surface work for rolling stock. Electrification would boost passenger traffic and reduce running time to New York.
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Pennsylvania
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New York
Newark
Prenton
Hudson
Lie Luninel Company
Razor Slash May Cost Man an Arm
Peter Engovitches, 22, of 234 Pine Street, is in Mesian Hospital with a gash in his left arm after a drunken quarrel near Anton Klan, 130 Pine Street. The altercation began when he argued with itinerant laborers. a knife attack followed. Police are investigating the incident.
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Pine Street
Anton Klan
Krigevitthes
Hethar
Riders Hurled Out In Wild Tunaway On City Streets
An excited runaway horse bolted through Broad and West Jersey streets injuring a bystander named Rafymn who was treated at Mackey's drug store. The horse, attached to a wagon, dragged its shafts free and caused chaos before being caught by two boys near Rowelle. The animal later returned to the city with Salman and a friend, suffering shoe and collar injuries.
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Eordier
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Rowelle
Rafymn
Mackey
Salman
Woodbridge
Weapon causes arrest in Linden livery barn incident
Report details a violent livery barn disturbance in Linden yesterday. One participant reportedly fled. another, Thomas Bisico, was later detained amid charges of carrying weapons as the Grand Charter Gary presides over the case.
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Tate
Balling Set Free of Frank Bajling Trial
Fragments indicate Frank Bajling was tried and set free after a case involving access on a January date. References to a location at Bluni and Réventh streets suggest a street level record. Further readable details are limited due to OCR damage.
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Kean Likely Chairman For New Jersey Delegation
Delegates to the National Republican meeting favor Kean for chairmanship as they plan a private Chicago trip. A special train from Jersey City June 13 will carry dining and parlor cars, with leaders Baird Barbour Ledyard Richer and Kiser aboard. Headquarters will be in the Auditorium Hotel Annex near former Governor Potas, while the delegates sort contested election cases.
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Jersey City
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William Barbour
Ledyard Bich
Anthony R. Kiser
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Franklin Marpotas
Elizabeth McCormick Death: Hudson River Tragedy
Tragic drowning reported in Albany area. Germanic text indicates Elizabeth McCormick, a youth, went into the Hudson alone and drowned. Initial alerts came Friday night via telegraph from Albany police Chief Wyatt. McCormick previously worked for Henry Leahy. body recovered near the river.
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Nity
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Chie Tenney
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Albany Police
Mitormick
Henry Leahy
Teahy
Metormick
Leahy
Allany McCormick
Brennan Selected as City Dog Catcher and Inspector
In a Democratic primary runoff Brennan won a majority over Beglan and Dunstan after six ballots. Brennan will serve as inspector and be dog catcher under the new dog ordinance with a $1600 salary. Other candidates included John Hazzard and Michael Cummings among several rivals in the crowded field.
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X. Brennan
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Carpewter
Marshall Street
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Picures Brennan
Vaderland Safe After Fog Delays Transatlantic Return
Telegraph reports the liner Vaderland from Antwerp to New York faced a fog delay in the North Sea. She turn ed back to Antwerp then resumed course toward Dover upon fog clearance with officials denying any mechanical break.
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Vaderland
Joubaut Lomba
Doverhia
Citizens Favor Atlantic Street Over Baltic Street Bridge
At a Friday meeting of the Citizens Protective League the group voted to petition the City Commission to move the Baltic street bridge project from Baltic Street to Atlantic Street over the Elizabeth River. Local business leaders support a wider, safer approach to the river and a smoother connection to Brunawick Avenue, to improve access to the city and nearby factories.
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Baltic Street
Elizabeth River
Atlantic Street
Nike
Pantie Street
Baltie Street
Brunawick Avenue
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Hayway Station
Central Railroad
Methodist Conference to Close Tonight
The General Conference of the Methodist Church will close tonight after rejecting a proposal to fix Mother's Day on the second Sunday in May. Dr Thickley opposed the plan, and the Continental appeal for Mother's Day was debated by several speakers before an overwhelming defeat.
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General Conference
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Methodist Church
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M. Buckley Stoslay
Thickley
Brennan Ratification Meeting Promises Busy City Council Night
A fragmented local report notes Brennan ratification proceedings and a city council meeting tonight. The text hints at adoption themes, possible resolutions, and anticipated decisions affecting council volunteers and procedures.
Nixon Plans Ship Contracts Amid Cramp Yard Talks
New York June 1 Lewis Nixon said from Europe aboard the Cinarder Gaipenas he has seven contracts to build war vessels for foreign powers. He noted Cramp shipyards would likely receive the orders, and Crescent yard is dismantled, needing about a year to resume business. Nixon’s primary shipyard is currently on a pier in New York.
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Ine Fourmal
New York
Lewis Nixon
Cinarder
Gaipenas Witl
Nixon
Cresent
Cramp Shipbuildings
Prisoner Henry Hildertrandt Charged With Theft
Fragmentary records show Henry Hildertrandt of Trumbull Williams Ward labeled as complainant and a Prov Des surety, accused of stealing $75. The garbled text hints at entry to a target, attempted change, and possible imprisonment or release actions.
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Henry Hildertrandt
Trumbull
Becom
Railroad record broken on Chicago to Pittsburg run
A famed Chicago specialist rode the Imperial train and set a new distance and time record for the route from Chicago to Pittsburg. The journey covered 448 miles in seven hours and fifty minutes, surpassing the former mark.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Wall Street Notes As Busy Trading Continues
The New York market opened with brisk activity as prominent buyers returned, Northern Pacific eyed higher, and industrials posted gains. Government bonds held steady while many issues saw increased demand and a buoyant trading hour amid Gould-stock support.
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Aretel
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London
Northern Pacific
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Gould
City Represented at Carriers Convention in Rutherford Hall
Elizabeth was well represented at the tenth annual recreation of the New Jersey Branch of the National Association of Letter Carriers. Fourteen from this city attended, including Postmaster Wharlock and Assistant Postmaster Beorgie along with others. William H. Barry and D. A. Fe Le Burte spoke on organization, membership, and the state association's efforts.
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New Jersey
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Larne
Johm Beorgié
John Depres
Albert H
John B. Web
William H. Barry
Association
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Fe le Burte
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Whitmore murder case stalls as new witnesses sought
The Whitmore trial stalls after a deadlock among jurors with two for second degree murder and one for murder. Prosecutors seek bail for Georgia Dickinson and name Mrs Sadie Williams as a key witness long sought by authorities. The defendant’s second trial is slated for September with court action continuing into December.
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Telegraph
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Fersey
Dumet—-Dunige
Robert Carey
Thedore
Whitmore
Madge Carey
Shellard
Pny
Twit
Georgie Dickinson
Albert Thompson
Elizabeth
Sadie Williams
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PIED PIPER PRESENTED AT VAIL SCHOOL PAGEANT
Friday afternoon the intermediate and primary departments of the Vail Deane School earned praise for a pantomime and song performance featuring the Pied Piper. Cast includes Dorothea Jones as Piper and Anne Edwards as Mayor with council members Thames and Stokes among others. ensemble and a canine helper provided additional acts while the primary department sang a cantata.
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Deane
Piper
Dorothea Jones
Eee Gudrite Parmele
Thames
Anne Edwards
Seem
Helem Denman
Hien Dudley
I Stokes
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Mier
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VossiCO Charged With Concealed Weapon
Joseph Vostico was arrested this morning by Officer Frank Novell of Sem Township for carrying a concealed weapon. He appeared before Justice Donaldson of Linden and was committed to jail pending grand jury action.
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Vossico
Joseph Vostico
Frank Novell
Donaldson
Linden
Police convention opens in Newark to Detroit tour
Chief Tenney and city police representatives depart Newark for Detroit to attend the United States police convention. The event runs through Saturday with sessions planned across multiple venues along the route and in Detroit, showcasing municipal defense and law enforcement programs.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
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United Tates
Election machine interest noted in Misabeth report
Fragmentary text shows a reference to voting machines and a seat sale, with unclear names and dates. The garbled notes mention a newspaper and a daily journal, but no verifiable events or figures are clear enough to detail.
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