Editor Lane Before The Grand Jury
Alfred J. Lane editor of the Summit Record faced the Grand Jury over a sensational editorial suggesting an innocent man may be imprisoned for pay. Lane defended his words while promising care in future remarks as police and officials prepared for further inquiries into alleged Sunday regulation violations.
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Alfred J. Lane
Summit Record
Grand Jury
Munthoda
Lane
Deljna
Lane Wailhy
Hin Wrctman
T Court
Trew
Noverut
Hewin
Effort to Secure Work for the Needy
A charity organization intensifies efforts to place newly jobless women with dependents. Over two dozen applicants are on the books this week, including exceptionally hardworking candidates. The group invites eligible individuals to visit its Court House basement office to receive help and may supply needed servants. One detailed case describes a mother seeking work while paying rent arrears. her husband recently left the city after a brief hospital stay, and she is now cared for by neighbors and the society.
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Am Spe
Wocleky
Journal motor breakdown halts paper press during morning
An accident damaged a journal motor driving the paper setting machines in the journal press plant this morning. The failure disrupted the production line and prevented the complete printing of local and telegraphic news.
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Tos
Herber Wins Speaking Contest at Rutgers
Roy Herber took first prize of 415 at the Durban king contest held at Rutgers Hin College tonight. Henry Kol received the second prize of 10. Fifteen competitors participated and the contest was very close.
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Herber
Rutgers
Durban
Rut- Hin
Thijtel
Roy Herber
Jenry Kol
Fifkéen
Paroled Union Men Thomas Savage and Henry Gans
Unclear OCR text states that Thomas Savage and Henry Gans, union men, were paroled after arrest related to a prior case. The fragment mentions counsel and a trial postponement.
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Thomas Savage
Henry’Gans
Isolation Ward Proposed for Sick Prisoners
Union County Freeholders budgeted no isolation ward for inmates with contagious diseases. Promoters expect a December vote on a special appropriation, hoping to reassess by next winter. Two prisoners with tonsillitis currently suffer in regular cells lacking light and air. the planned rear addition would house all sick prisoners and receive daylight.
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Union County Freeholders
Priamera
Franklin Murphy 18 Off for Chicago
Newark reports former Governor Franklin Murphy leaves for Chicago to participate in New Jersey Republican Convention preparations. He expresses satisfaction with his Vice Presidency prospects and discusses candidate announcements. Twenty four New Jersey delegates and alternates will stay at the Union Club in New York City tonight, then travel by special train a week hence.
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Newark
Franklin Murphy
Chicago
New Jersey
National Republican
Windy City
Murphy
Baummonil
Masssch
Dovernor
Union Club
New York City
Ladyunt Blair
Cheng
Jerwey City
St. Louis
Fonnpylyan In
Cleveland III improves after sudden departure report
Telegraph report from Princeton Oregan details Dr. Joseph Bryant of New York and Grover Cleveland’s physician saying Mr Cleveland’s condition shows improvement after a relapse. Mrs Grover Cleveland confirms distant telephone updates indicating cautious progress.
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Joseph Bryant
New York
Grover Cleverlaml
Cleveland
Princeton
Bryant
Heyant
Trenton
Dune
Mra. Grover
Cleverland
Stampede plan to stampede convention roposes in Roosevelt роwers
Telegraph report from Chicago claims allies seek to disrupt the Republican National Convention and block Taft delegates. National Committee members flock to town as tomorrow's meeting approaches to decide the 220 contents for youth, with anti Taft efforts and vice presidential contenders including Cortelyou Cheater Long and Governor Neen of Illinois.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
National Committee
Taft
Ted
Patt
Hans
Cortelyou
Cheater
I. Long
Kansas
Eneen
Ilinois
Million Dollar Express Crashes on New Haven Line
In the Bronx an accident on the Boston to Washington New Haven Hartford line involved the Million Dollar Express and a switch engine at Port Morris. Five injured were hospitalized at Lincoln. engineers charged with criminal negligence. The wreck caused a fire and freight cars with valuable cargo were protected by police.
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New York
New Haven
Boston
Washington
Port Morris
Bronx
Lincon Hospital
Nowiay
Norton Saya
Toy Tare
Declines to Gamble Turned Brother Violent
Alfonso Rama Peart avenue refused to gamble or play cards and was assaulted by his brother Vidro who struck him with an object, leaving Alfonso needing police aid. Vidro spent last night in jail and was released in the morning to keep the peace.
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Alfonso Rama
Peart Avenue
Vidro
Alfonso
Til
Hospital Addition Progress At St Elizabeth
After a pause, work on the $40,000 addition to St Elizabeth Hospital has resumed. Plans were drawn by D B Provost, Lammerding and Devine hold the masonry contract, while the carpentry work is bid by the ML Byrnes Bund.
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Jong Geng
St. Elizabeth Hospital
D. B. Proovost
Lammerding & Devine
ML. Byrnes Bund
Nine Years Pastors Anniversary at Most Baptist Church
J Milson will celebrate nine years as pastor of the Most Baptist Church. An anniversary sermon is planned in the morning while the evening evangelistic service will be led by pastor Eli stin. Baptism will follow for several new converts, as the church marks its milestone with appreciation for the pastor and community.
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J. ¥.Milson
Sun
Sergeon
Om Elistin
In Line For Office At State Pharmaceutical Session
George Hf Worning and Frank C Stutzlen attend the New Jersey State Pharmaceutical Society session in Atlantic City. Horning, retiring first vice president, is expected to be elevated to president while Stutzlen is praised for possibly becoming secretary.
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George Hf. Worning
Frank C. Stutzlena
New Jersey State Pharmaceutical Society
Optiie
Atlantic City
Horning
Hlitelen
Armorate Druggies
Sturt Elie iv
de Werdtarvabip
Ars Wien
Norragy
Young Woman Collected Funds for Mission Declared Unauthorized
A well dressed young woman in the upper city collected money for the Rescue Mission claiming to work for it on Jefferson avenue. Howard Seheckler, superintendent, warned the public not to pay anyone except mission drivers or officers, after a wagon driver reported the incident and investigators found funds paid to the woman.
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Howard 'S
Scheckler
Iigaion
Jefferson Avenue
Mission Suecenter
Manny
Mission Woodyard
Seheckle
Monitor Florida Torpedoed Plans Sail Down Cheampeske
Jaublogton Juba 4 Official Wiabineten prepares to sail down the Cheampeske near the end of next week to view the Monitor World torpedoed. Secretary Meéalt plans a party on the Dolphie with Secretary and Mrs Taft as guests. The President’s yacht Mayflower is held at the Mary yard. the President and Mrs Hoover may go.
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Jaublogton
Juba
Wiabineten
Cheampeske
Wioride
Meéalt
Mra. Taft
Mary Yard
Prisident
Mra
Countess May Visit City As Socialist Interest Grows
Scrambled notes report possible visit by Countess of Warwick, a noted English society figure, who backs the Socialist party. City committees anticipate her two week stay in late September to speak across the country, with New York talks planned and a local address at 4th Street area noted.
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Warwick
Erate Party
New_York
New
Labor Party Organized in County Meeting
Delegates from all crafts gathered at Trades Council rooms for a countywide Labor Party development. George L Reverd outlined principles as James J Durdiysey led setup. aim to elect workers by advocating public utility reform and Australian ballot. local ward units to form city and county committees.
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Tecond
John T. (Angrave
Aml
James J. Durdiy
Donovan
Trades Council
Molde
Y. Rye
William Borbner
Carpenters
Hy Dreyer
Benjamin W. Brown
Rowlie Cargaters
Inp
Partien
Inter
Union County Trades Council
Gentral
Delege
Odin
Mobility Jawa
Te Senate
Sean
Wth
Rby
Forty Boats Lost in Disastrous Typhoon
A typhoon off West Mietratia sinks forty fishing boats. Vessels break from masts while crews cling to waterlogged hulls. Sharks circle wrecks as sailors are rescued by the steamer Peres from Broome after the storm. Beach near Broome strewn with wreckage and bodies daily surfaced.
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Mietratia
Mignherius
Givat
Nuevivars
Aail
Peres
Broome
Toon
Elizabeth Foresters Readjust Rates Delegation Heads to Toronto
Four Elizabeth men form the Newderney delegation to the triennial meeting of the Independent Order of Foresters. The convention opens in Toronto June 16 with over 200 members expected. Proposals include constitutional revision and rate readjustment for insured members, with about a third of the order’s insured facing change.
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Elizabeth
Newderney
Snpine Court
Order of Foresters
Toronto
James C. Calvert
Robert A. Mulford
Richard Hye
Bingham
Elizabth
Tilge
David Tilowell
Nwarky
Titaworth
Plainfield
Zimemerman
Duray City
Thin Country
Camila
Yara
Strikers Form Union Construction Company in City
Striking carpenters who on May 1 refused to work for two dollars per week organized a company to carry on building construction independently of the homes. The new firm operates under Arthur Quinn, general vice president of the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America. It will be known as the Union Construction Company with offices at 645 Elizabeth Avenue, and an advertisement appears elsewhere in today's Journal.
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Umion
Arthur Quinn
General Vin
Brotherhood of Carpen Tensant Joiners of America
Con Eera
Union Construction Company
Elizabeth Avenue
Ihs
Wall Street Irregularities Trim Morning Trading
This morning in New York the market opened lower with a broad decline in equities led by Union Pacific which fluctuated after heavy selling and a later rally aided by London purchases. Reading and Southern Pacific remained weak, government bonds were steady, and overall activity showed moderate declines across most issues as traders stayed cautious at midday.
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Journal
York
Jime
Ion Javille
Firat
1Nion Pacific
London
Paeitle
St. Paul
Jos
Union Paeide
Acting Governor Hillery Signs First Warrant in New Jersey
Acting Governor Hillery signed a warrant extraditing Charles Shaw, former Camden resident, on charges of presenting checks drawn on a bank without funds. The action followed the temporary governorship during Governor Fort’s absence in Albany. Shaw is sought on related financial fraud allegations.
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Hillery
Trenton
Jones
Senate
Thomas J. Hilléry
New Jersey
Mississippiring Weather Warnings Halt River Rescue
A disjointed report notes a thirty two foot craft on the river near Mississinphi at Mirouri Point, where warnings from the Weather Bureau may have affected a rescue attempt. Appleton’s diver died on a raft during a separate incident in the area. Union Business College advertises day and night classes and catalog land offerings at the Dix Building with contact details.
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Ratory
Danner Point
Rood
Las Appleton
Mirouri Point
Union Rbusiness College
Union Business College
Pew Ecatalogue
F. Herriman
Dix
Dreyfus Shot by an Editor at Zola Fete
Reported by telegraph from Paris details a shooting at a Zola commemoration ceremony in which Avvailant Gregori fired at Col Alirat Preytiie near President Fallieres and Ambassador White. The attempt sparked a political crisis as officials restrained the crowd and Gregori was seized and beaten during arrest.
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Journal of Paris
M. .Oregori
la Gaulois
Yeithin
Fallieres
France
Col
Alirat Preytiie
Emile Zola
Sociliat
Mont+marte
Pantheon
Beethoven
Marie Dreyfus
Downergie
Uney
Gregork
Breyfus
Wyrevalver
Gregori
M. Mouquis
Unusual Foreclosure Sale Filed Against Rahway Cemetery Lot
An unusual foreclosure sale was recorded in the County Registrar’s office. A deed transferring title to a Rahway Cemetery lot sold for 100 after a chancery order to satisfy claims on Marian B. Homer’s estate. The process named multiple defendants including executors and the Morristown Trust Company. The Sheriff postponed the sale from March to April 22, with the Rahway Cemetery MM Chey as the highest bidder.
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Rahway
Chancery
Theysberil
Marian
Homer
Thomas Jardine
W. A. Trunt
Jeanette A. Allen
R. Hunt
Samuel A. Oliver
Margaret E. Tucker
William E. Ricker
Joseph William, Homer
Louisa W. Homer
Augustine Homer
A. J. Counter
Marian B. Homer
Depeawed
Morristown Trust Company
Rilntee
Jackwin Jacques
Union County Bank
Raloway
Roo AL Adame
Det
Jeanette Mlow
Henry Hetfield
Thomas Dardine
MM Chey
Dogs Registered At City Clerk Office By Noon Today
More than 300 dogs were registered by the City Clerk before noon. Entries include a bull terrier named Pak by Marold C. Keya of 823 North Broad, a spaniel by T Moore of 464 Jefferson, and a trick dog named Nigger associated with Charles Trimble. Herman Fredericks, baseball manager, secured his bulldog Bluff from removal efforts.
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ED Sora
Slike
Rowe
Yue Diye
Marold C. Keya
North Broad
Atyool
Pak” T. Moore
Jefferson
Charles ‘Trimble
Trade Fuss At Linden Plant Sparks Saloon Probes
In Linden, laborers at a new plant sparked a trade fuss with a dozen arrests tied to a clash involving three saloonkeepers. Steemonroy Mr, Meyorfaneph Schuber faces Wolien Court on alleged threats against Harry Dill as authorities pursue the case.
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Linden
Steemonroy
Ani] Meyorfaneph Schuber
Wolien
Harry Dill
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