New Schedule Law Delayed Action On Trolley Lines
City council delays action on trolley schedules with a proposed ordinance postponed for study. Railway Committee seeks time to review revised terms before voting. Petition from Judge Gilhooly and others objects to track revocation and asks enforcement of existing franchise conditions. Public Service Corporation questioned over plaza access and transfer routes to the railroad station.
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P. H
Gilhooly
Hon
Public Service Corporation
Stea Plaza
el Mors
Weat Jersey
Broad Streets
Bayway
Sacred Heart hall hosts Elizabeth Dramatic Class show
The Elizabeth Gethelie Dramatic Class performed at Sacred Heart Hall to a large audience. The amateur cast presented My Lady Darrell with many scenes including love, abduction and a finale, earning applause for their near professional execution. Cast included Alice Coanieat Loretta Viola Vaughn Coretta Driscoll and Loretta. stage directions by De Kuve with William Hlatage and George Gare among the staff.
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Elizabeth ‘Gethelie
Sacred Heart Repool
Lady Darrell
Clementa di
Norieder
Alice
William
I Dan
Frank Daly
Mao Ule
Hema
Sammen Dalye
Perry Af
Os Royal
Mirae
Coretta Driscoll
Tnt
Miss Loretta
Viola Vaughn
Eure
Vung
Pang
Ee Fer de Kuve
George
Gare Thon
Daly
Higgins
Arrests Spark Jefferson Community Meeting at 1045
Readable fragments report two arrests linked to a Jefferson event at 1045. The note references a mother and rouNavane in a community context with a $35 amount appearing in the text.
Assault by gang leaves boy battered with cobblestone
John Wally a 16 year old of 0 Brath Second stress was struck on the head with a heavy cobblestone hurled by James Dillon from a gang of youths on South Front Street near the drawbridge. He was taken to the Ateaian Hospital and later released. Maz West drove a huckster’s wagon. Dillon faces charges of assault and attempted highway robbery.
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John Wally
Baling
James Dillon
South Front Street
Walls
Maz West
Ateaian
Sudden Death of Benjamin A Kissam
Benjamin A Kissam died suddenly at home in New York city in 1908. He was the son of Dr. James Kissam and left three sons and three daughters. Funeral services will be held in this city.
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Benjamin A. Kissam
Cherry
New York
James Brel
York
Kis Aeret Mele
Obituary of Mrs Sarah Matthews widow of Aaron Matthews
Mrs Sarah Matthews widow of Aaron Matthews died last night at her daughter’s home 444 North Broad Street after a long illness. Native of Essex County she resided in this state. Survived by Pierson of New York and Harold Van Bergen with extended family. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
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Sarah
Aaron Matthews
North Broad Street
Matthews
Essex County
Thad
Pierson
New York
Harold van Bergen
Indictments Reported in Grand Jury Session
The Grand Jury disclosed twenty one indictments to Judge Atwater in the Court of Quar. Rumors spread as the batch was presented in the courtroom. Unclear if any indictments target liquor dealers amid ongoing investigations into the Board of Excise and related witness testimony.
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Atwater
Board of Excise
Thenars
Excina
Tiliman
Rahyay
Parade routes announced for Old Home Week
A garbled note outlines parade routes for Old Home Week with references to Chinese and fireworks displays. It mentions a song test and a committee of five to arrange a stop, and urges participation in the event.
Moat of the noble of Salaam Temple Initiation
A fragmentary report notes initiation at the Salaam Temple, with reference to the Ancient Order of the Mystic Shrine. Visitors from distant areas attended, and the passage hints at ceremonial details amidst garbled text.
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Salaam
Shrita
Pact of the
Sous
New York Faces Record Seven Day Crime Surge
In the past week New York saw thirteen murders or personal crisis deaths and many attempted cases, far above weekly averages. Assistant District Attorney Hanley notes the rise coincides with distressing weather, calling it an epidemic affecting homicide rates.
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New York
Hanley
Homicide Bureau of
Jerome
Supreme Court Justice Abram Q. Garretson Dies at Home
Morristown reports Supreme Court Justice Abram Q. Garretson died at his Glen road home from pneumonia after a brief illness. He was treated by Dr. Clark of New York and Dr. Henriques assisted, with Drs. Delafield and Clark in consultation as the disease progressed rapidly.
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Morristown
Supreme Court
Abram Q. Garretson
Glen Road
Clark
New York
H. A. Henriques
Clark and Delafield
Edna May Weds Lewisohn in London Society Notice
Announcement reports the marriage of Miss Edna May Guenther to Joseph Te Haudle of Munit Canals in London with honeymoon travel across Europe by car. Also mentions a separate engagement and other local notices including summons for Albert Canal and a forthcoming ceremony involving Dr Thomas Delan and family.
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Edna May
Lewisohn
London
Europe
Sie Guenther
Joseph Te Haudle
Police Chief Dinan Charged With Jury Tampering
San Francisco June 4 Chief of Police Dinan faces a Grand Jury complaint for attempted tampering with jurors and shadowing a juror during a mayoral case. Attorney Honey alleges Dinan tried to influence the jury while denying improper intent to protect the defendant and ensure fair selection.
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San Francisco
Dinan
Grand
Hecoinduel Int Office
Behasits
Grand’ Jury
Diakret
Honey
Dinan Hai
Ajith
Mensdrawa
Dinans
Voniremen
Miss O Day Weds New Brunswick Man
New York June 4 The marriage of Miss Ruth O Day daughter of the late Dynied and a personal friend of John D Rad to William Butler Boyd of New Brunswick will occur at 6 this evening at the home of Mr Henry Morison on East Street The Rev Sie Thr of the Church of the Diesaed ity will officiate.
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New York
Mise Ruth O'Day
Dynied
John Drad
William Butler Boyd
Nets Brunewick
Nea
Henry Morison
Eaventh
Lecture notes on child development by Rev W W Smith
Fragmentary report on a Sunday school lecture by Rev W W Smith. The talk covered self activity instincts memory and development of the child with references to innate and acquired traits and moral training. Mention is made of future lectures and a schedule for Thursday evening in Grade House.
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W.W. Bmith
Wether Behith
Poe
Marion
Conetireemans
Smith
Besi
Father Corcoran to Speak at St Patrick’s Parish Functure
Father Corcoran of Raggett Company will speak at St Patrick’s Church, where he has served as assistant priest for two years. Father Mo Pansle will introduce him. The talk will cover parish matters and past duties.
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Corcoran
Paterson
Raggett
St. Patrick's Cumreh
Mo Pansle
Cortoran
Mbabers Race SCTBeth for Aerie Missouri Meeting
In Aerie Missouri Wei of the Pratermal Order faces off against Mbabers in a regional gathering. The event highlights personal titles and local fraternal competition within the organization.
Americans Capture British Schooner Off Alaskan Coast
A Treasury telegram from Captain Ainsworth of the revenue cutter Rileh reports the capture on Saturday of the British schooner Charlotte G Cox of British Columbia while on the fur seal hunt. The vessel was found in the prohibited area and in the closed season. The schooner will be delivered to British authorities as directed.
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Washington
Treaehry Department
Ainsworth
Alaskan
Charlotte G. Cox
Ioria
British Columbia
Ainaworth
Krat
Britain
United States
Scala
Wggsel
Nalabhe
Ena Neice Smitty
East Jersey Baptists Hold Annual Session in Scotch Plains
The Sixtyaieth annual meeting of the East New Jersey Baptist Association opened today at the Scotch Plains Baptist Church. About 100 attendees from thirty four churches gathered as Rev C Edgar Suiphem was elected moderator and W S Meyerend clerk. A morning sermon by Rev G M Schott preceded several addresses and an evening talk by Rev William Lawrence JD of Orange.
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Jane
Fast New Jersey Baptist Association
Scotch Plains Baptist
C. Edgar Suiphem
Meyerend
Mevric Tk
Lyons Farms
Adiressen
William Lawrence
J. D
Orange
Mayor Fagan Escapes from Insane Visitor in City
In Jermy City on June 4 Mayor Mark M. Pagan avoided harm when John Cannan, from a well to do family, threatened his life. The visitor, deemed temporarily sane, was turned over to the Hudson County Asylum for the Insane after police were summoned.
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Jermy City
Mark M. Pagan
Hudson County Asylum For
John Cannan
St. Pol
Kitt
Lafayette
State Supreme Court Opens in Trenton Today
Trenton reports the New Jersey Supreme Court opens its term in Trenton with cases of note including challenges to the Perkins rail tax law and a writ of error from the trial of David H. Brand a local merchant charged with aiding arson in burning his dry goods store Brand held on $4 000 bail and facing seven years confinement and a $2 000 fine
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State Supreme Court
Trenton
Jeren Supreme Court
Perkina
David H. Brand
Trentom
bin Dry
Warrant Issued for Chauffeur in Bordentown Accident
A warrant was issued for Wagner, chauffeur of a Mann Parker vehicle involved in a Bordentown wreck linked to a tire explosion. Authorities state he remains in custody at a hospital facility while investigations continue into the fatal incident.
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Pgp
Department of Man
Confederate Soldiers March at Capital
Confederate soldiers march through the capital in a June event. Veterans armed with muskets and sabres ride as state ceremonies unfold. District officials mark the day with patriotic displays and calls to honor the veterans.
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Armea
Bos
Gached Ba
Ray
Mats
En- District
Wet Eet
Bishop President reelected in New Jersey Episcopal ministers meeting
Ep iscopal ministers of New Jersey reaffirm leadership at a meeting. All officers were reelected as the church group adjusted to leadership transitions. Charles Sear was noted among those recognized in the session.
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Peers
Thin Stat Eerie Church
Pany
Fitees
Episcopal Ministers of
New Jersey
Longshoremen Clash With Police at Pier B Riot
A disorder erupted on Pier B at the Pennsylv ania Ball Fair dockyard in Jersey City as 266 longshoremen fought with police from four clubs and revolvers. The dispute involved a gang of non union workers at work triggering clashes lasting about fifteen minutes with several injuries and arrests reported.
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Jersey City
Jone
Pier B
Romance in Tombs: Manslaughter Guilty Plea Shifts Date
On June 4 in York a man named Thomas Walsh pleaded guilty to first degree manslaughter over the killing of a person described as Robert William O negro. He asked for postponement of sentencing until June 10 so he could marry. The record shows a plea and a request tied to romance during the legal proceedings.
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York
Thomas Walsh
Robert
William
Wudge Carrow Discussed Opfor Governor Run
A fragmentary report notes Wudge Carrow discussed a potential governor race. The event occurred Saturday at a South Jersey farmers association meeting with members from Darlington Camden Gloucester Cumberland Salem counties.
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Jersey
Farpere” Pienls Association
Darlington
Wall Street Notes on Market Movements and Trading
The report discusses trading activity in New York with prices and bids fluctuating. Investors react to early session results as stocks show mixed performance amid cautious sentiment.
Singer Praised at Berlie Event
Berlin Jace Gervare rarer Ashara Prime Gepea were welcomed amid a large crowd at the Berlie event. Emphasized performers and organizers spoke to a hopeful audience about future collaborations and cultural exchanges.
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Berlin
Jace—Gervare Rarer
Ashara
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