Gounty to Spend 70000 for Election and Roads
County board votes nearly seventy thousand dollars for election expenses this year and totals about 122000 for new appropriations including road repairs and county youth programs. The plan raises the year’s overall Freeholders’ appropriation to around 2390509, with most members backing the measures amid emphasis on road work and clerk hire changes.
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Sim Vomamil Taw
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Mir Smith
St. George Avenue
Nort Broad Street
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Fro Mahvery
Sehoul Raita
Wink
Savitz
Stile Board of Education
County Board of Examiners
State Department of Public
Flower
Abers Noyers
New Providence
Krese
Flint Tet
Elizabeth
Linde & Grifith Company
Epee
Ridge
Fanwood
Apan
Thole
Mor Avenue
Elizabeth Ag
Freeholder
Krmse
Fisher Is
Bpringdalde
He Mounts Roofs and Repairs Chimney
Benjamin Y. Crane of 1060 William Street, a Civil War era resident, works on his own chimney and roof after studying the trades in youth. He served in the Thirtieth New Jersey Volunteers and was long a color sergeant, marking broad veteran ties as he nears his eightieth birthday.
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William Sttreet
Moon
Nedlord
M Feadigensay
Mr. Crane
New Jersey Volunteers
James Jenkins
Ulriz Deblgren
Girls Big Hit as Thespians at Val Dean School
The Val Dean School annual elnas day exercises at Elizabeth Town and Country Club featured a four act play The Girls of 1776 by Dors Adele Rhoetinker. The cast included Madam Evelyn Mayfields Mistresa Elizabeth Jomesu and many others with Miss Relma Moore praised for Barbara Steele and Miss Helen Coyne for the Troubles role. The production, coached by Miss Rowa mond Lent, boasted beautiful costumes and graceful dancing with a minuet and two ad lib pieces.
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Val Dean School
Elizabeth Town and Country Club
Dors Adele Rhoetinker
Wan Mont
Clana
Evelyn Mayfields
Mistresa
Elizabeth Jomesu
Colonel Mayfieldy
Helen
Ananda
Lyr
Treas Mildred Smoot
Marion Price
Barbara Steele
Selma Moore
Dolly Darra
Barbara
Elizabeth Prenting
Grandmere Mayfields
Grace Hadley
Maquelin
Grandm Re
Fortiltloe Mintreas
Margaret R. Glasby
Honora Drake
Staineh
M Trees
Margaret Green
Arie van Drosser
Amanda
Ruth Bruce
Quenta
Catharine Adair
Anie Pavon
Winifred Cadwell
Beatrice Moore
Bering Laid
Madam Mayfield
Philadelphia
Betsy Ross
Trenton
Dolly Darrah
Washington
Cevtron
Miss Steele
United
Churchill
Relma Moore
Mise Moore
Mise
Helen Coyne
Negress
Troubles
Mayfields
Misa Coyne
Mins
Rpereto R. Glasby
Jaquetin
Alixabeth Prentis
Dolly Darrall
Minn Rath Brice
C Je Adair
Catherine’s
Adele Conover
Alele
Caldwell
Mika Helen
Government Control Now Needed in Steel Trust
Washington reports Gary urged national supervision of big capital combines. He said prices and all corporate activities should be subject to government authority, criticizing the Sherman law as insufficient to curb impositions by large aggregations. He defended the American Iron and Steel Institute and outlined views on international steel cooperation and price stability amid a 1907 panic backdrop.
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Elbert H. Gary
Steel Trust
Stanley
Gary
America
Ron and Steel Institute
Amerie
American Iron and Steel Institute
U. S. Steel Corporation
Bradley
American Tron and Steel Institute
United States Steel Corporation
New York
Thas
Ateel
Fron Pia
Nenmnensha Pocahontas Nominees Chosen at Hall
The semi annual nomination of officers for Nenmnensha Council D of P took place at Odd Fellows Hall 111 First Street last night. Mrs Annets Loomas was selected as Pocahontas with officers including Mrs Onerie Ricka Welonah Mina Catherine McCann trustee Mrs Emma Btreey representative to the State Joker Mrs Emma Street alternate Miss Helen Reilly. Committees will be named at the annual meeting next month.
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Afiere of Nenmnensha Council
Odd Fellows Hall
First Street
Annets Loomas
Pocahontas
Onerie Ricka
Welonah
Mina Catherine McCann
Emma Btreey
Emma Street
Misa Helen Reilly
Help Local Trade by Charles Stein in Broadstreet
Charles Stein negotiates with clothing manufacturers to secure standing cast orders and price reductions. He aims to leverage high trade garments to gain favorable terms and maintain supplier relations amid competitive markets.
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Charles Stein
Fragmented Text From Damaged OCR Journal Item
A fragmented OCR passage presents unclear words and garbled phrases. It appears to reference names and events in an unreadable form, with multiple misspellings and missing context. No coherent narrative or identifiable persons or places can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
Cashier at University Robbed of 13000 Dollars
Bren, cashier of the University of Minnesota, was robbed at the campus as two men restrained him and a third seized his satchel containing about 14000 dollars. The empty satchel was later found on railroad tracks near the university.
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Bren
University of Minneota
Northwestern Nacional Tank
University
City Adopts Traffic Regulating Ordinance Similar to Newark
A council meeting last night moved toward enacting a traffic regulation ordinance mirroring Newark’s, with section nine specific to Broad Street near the Broad Street arch. Provisions include keeping right, overtaking on the left, passing centers, curb proximity rules, no standing at intersections, and vehicle speed limits on Grand street area. Violations carry fines from 1 to 10 dollars, possible jail time, and enforcement by police. billboard uprights are limited to ten feet, require permits, and carry a 25 dollar penalty for violations. An inspection fee of 1 dollar is set for each inspection.
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Broad Street Arch
Rome
Bee Street
Grand
Weat Grand
Enat Brosd
Morris Avenue
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Anne
Inter
City Files Demurrer in Salary Dispute
Trenton June 2 The city authorities of Elizabeth are involved in a salary dispute with August Oerstung to compel payment of his increased salary authorized for the Board of Fire Commissioners. The city comptroller refused to honor the warrant, prompting the demurrer.
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August Oerstung
Board of Fire Commissioners
SANE FOURTH FUND 266 Update Independence Day Appeal
The fund tally rises as new donations arrive from Jamew J. and Jamra J. Higgins. Contributions increase the total to 265 with a Day celebration fund of 266 after a 2 gift and a 5 contribution.
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Vale and Sane
Jamew J. If
Jamra J. Higgins
New Mammoth Shoe Store Opens in Town
A local newspaper blurb describes Levy’s new shoe store at the corner of Th and 7H Tirved streets. It mentions a grand opening next week with elaborate displays and a focus on footwear for all faculty and customers, promising a bustling showroom and immediate rush service.
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Mammoth
Levy
Spee
Lear
Mayor Calls Schlotterer and Nugent Join Veto On Port Avenue
City Council splits over plans for three new fire engine houses with Louie J. Quien named architect and compensation set. majority supports open competition and veto sustains Port Avenue closure at A F Brown Co request amid heated debate.
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Behlotterer
Noexiden
Schlotterer
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Kent
Durett
Stein
Treasdent Nigent
Quien
High End
Port
Trainmen May Now Join Pennsylvania Strikers
Pittsburg June 2 Striking shopmen of the Pennsylvania Railroad await a conference of trainmen considering answering a call for a strike on the system. The men met at Pit cairn and shopmen issued notices warning the traveling public that talks with company officials failed to yield results, with a general strike possible.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eaimen
Pitcairn
Fire in Moorestown Claims Many Animals
A Moorestown blaze results in the deaths of numerous animals. Investigators report extensive property damage and a preliminary loss estimate around 15 thousand dollars with partial livestock losses documented.
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Moorestown
Lam Angie
Hundreds of suits seized in Navoines trial market
Fragmented OCR text reports a morning event at Navoines involving many suits and a price drop. It mentions bond writs, a sale, and potential vendors, with notes on prices and a general sense of market activity.
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Humdreda
Grand Opening of Fret Kraneve Pamee Garden
Local notice proclaims the best time for photography amid heat and crowds. The teaser promotes a grand opening on Saturday at 903 Slimabety xvquce for the Fret Kraneve Pamee Garden, inviting visitors to enjoy the event.
Pittsburg Councilmen Freed of Graft Charge
Pittsburg officials cleared in a graft case as district attorney seeks a full probe. The court freed councilmen amid questions about witness memory and a delayed public corruption probe.
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Pittsburg
Fleynse
Sauna
Fernoer
Stovao
SANE FOURTH PLANS BOOM IN DOWNTOWN CELEBRATION
Downtown group reports a water carnival plan for the Fourth and notes library and tax fairness issues. Michael Hoglan leads a 15 minute briefing on preparations. enthusiasm grows with Republican and Democratic clubs backing the effort. A library campaign and street patrol concerns dominate the meeting as officials discuss funding and logistics.
Auto Collision Leaves Victims in Newark and Plainfield
A morning crash near Newark and Plainfield involved a Spectre owned by Taine 2 An autunmblla. The scene showed three injured bystanders and a driver identified as Tawny Adetlerggt of Plainfield. Emergency crews tended to serious injuries as onlookers watched.
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Neal
Wedding Party Tragedy at Pennsylvania Station
A wedding party at Elizabeth, New Jersey, was interrupted when Hart Green, father of the bride Viviane, was fatally struck by a fast train just as guests gathered on the station platform to depart for New York. Green, 49, prominent Norwalk financier and banker, died at General Hospital after the injury. The groom and others witnessed the accident and the party, including Dr. George Wer and Mrs Green, rushed him to a nearby hotel before arrangements were made to ship his body to Norwalk.
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Marfield County National Bank of
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New York
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Green
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Thern
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Puta
Morohh Green
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Mrs. Green
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Ohrenberger
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Anvmne
Airian
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Burke Iv
Wall Street Telegraph Market Report Fragment
Market notes show mixed activity with several rail stocks in focus. Union Pacific near New York Central and Great Northern attract attention amid trading, while Northern Pacific gains and bond movement remains uncertain.
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Union Pacine
New Tork
Dewey & Aint
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Honda
Semae Ware
Alvone
Tore Hon
Erst
Wiesner Company to Open New Warerooms
The article reports Wiesner & Company planning to open new warerooms in the city. It notes the project involves a substantial investment and mentions anticipated benefits for customers and local trade, with emphasis on expanded display space and improved accessibility.
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