Salvation Army plans spark Elizabeth HQ debate
Local Salvation Army plans to open an industrial home in Elizabeth sparked debate over jurisdiction and impact on existing charity work. Colonel McIntyre and Rev Staley Davis emphasized independence from other branches and denied plans for dormitories or new industrial missions in the city, while urging cooperation with Elizabeth’s Christian groups.
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Union County Budget Sees $42,000 Increase Despite Bond Debt
Union County approves 1909 budget totaling 385000 with a 42000 rise over last year to fund principal payments on forty year road bonds. Additional increases cover court costs, a new library, lunacy expenses, and debt service while state road funding ends. Discussed at the Board of Freeholders meeting.
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Law
Board of Freeholders
Deny Patrick a New Trial Denied by Court
Telegraph report states Albert T. Patrick remains under sentence at Sing Sing for murder. The Appellate Division denies his habeas corpus and appeal arguments, upholding the governor’s potential commutation limits and rejecting legality challenges to the conviction and process. The ruling quenches a sensational bid for freedom and preserves the harsh sentence.
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Clothing for All Union Book Vall siveci
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference clothing and a population, with garbled terms and stray phrases about dancing and a Journal. No clear event, date, or mapped entities present to form a coherent summary or identify a person or place.
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Carmen Wins Big Victory in Transit Strike
Telegraph report from Philadelphia indicates a victory for Rapid Transit strike leaders as conductors and motormen secure wage gains while preparing to end the walkout. Senator McNichol brokered conferences. Mayor Re and Republican leaders pressed for a settlement with the Transit Company.
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Plan for Half Pay Day Triggers Public Notice
Fragmentary OCR mentions planning for a public event related to half pay day. References appear to be garbled and no clear entities, dates, or locations are readable. The readable portions suggest a public financial or ceremonial plan but lack actionable details or identifiable organizations.
Grand Jury Adjourns Amid Court Proceedings
Fragmentary OCR notes show a grand jury adjournment with references to a court, a union, and names like Soria and Darina. The readable text hints at a formal proceeding and seating terms but lacks clear details on date, location, or outcome. Further text needed for precise facts.
Union County Board raises Probation Officer salary
The Union County Board of Freeholders raised Probation Officer Mrs. BE Williamson’s pay to 1500 a year and approved an assistant probation officer position at 800 annually. Major Charles Irwin may be named assistant. county attorney said the pay would save county costs by reducing juvenile trials. Also discussed was the unsafe Washington Avenue Bridge over a county line, with plans to strengthen it possibly by shortening or rebuilding after review by stockholders and engineers.
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Union County Board of Freeholders
BE. E. Williamson
Judge Atwater
Aasssistant
Williamson
Sasistamt Anl
Charles Irwin
Probelle
Codington
Wiisefe Bridge
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Citizens of Freeholders
Halsey Appointed Distributing Officer for Post Office
Charles H K Halsey was named distributing officer for the Government work on a new post office in the city. The appointment, confirmed by the Treasury Secretary on May 26, with papers approved, places Halsey under heavy bonds as he begins the duties. The move follows the architect’s order and the ongoing construction plan.
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Charles H. K. Halsey
Secretary of the Treasury
Getting Ready for $2,760,000 Bond Issue Ordinance
A draft ordinance outlines preparing a $2,760,000 refunding bond package. Guy Attorney Connolly notes the plan will be presented at Monday night meeting. Officials seek bidders and readjustment readings for the financing options.
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Ralph Wil
William Darragh Charged in 1st Degree Murder Case
New York June 4 William Darragh the Shakespeareld chauffeur faced trial for murder in the first degree for killing Tagvaard Trimble a 13 year old passenger in the fmt Nepal ty futies Seder for nak more than tupnty eine in i
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New York
William Darragh
Tagvaard Trimble
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Tupnty Eine
Justice Hurt by Auto Carried to His Home
In Garwood June 4 special report from the Sowrmat Harry Colon was seriously injured in a collision between a wagon he drove and an automobile at 8 o clock last evening. He sustained a fractured right ankle and internal injuries. He is under Dr. Gilpin at his home. The automobile, a big touring car with number 9200, struck Colon as he was on North Avenue. the horse was thrown. The owner of the car is not known.
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Harry Colon
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Ir. Gilpin
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North Avenue
Colon
No New Bridge for Baltic Street Declined
The Baltic street bridge committee of the Board of Freeholders failed to recommend building a Baltic street bridge after inspecting the south river tract, which is not open or graded. The board discharged the committee from further work and city council adopted a resolution to make First street a county road, noting twenty years of agitation for a Baltic street bridge.
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Board of Freehollers
Firt Street
Elisabeth Ayenue
Gratetiay
Haiabeih
Baltia Street
An. Sans Peer
Milwaukee Famous Faker Agent Opens Bot Plant
Sigmund Welt of 1000 Elizabeth Ave has been appointed agent for Elizabeth for the famous Milwaukee Faker Deer. He has installed an up to date bot plant on his premises. Crowd attends to deliver to a tourity. This cola sells for 1 per cate of teruty four battler. Tele emptor Savers.
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Sigmund Welt
Elizbeth
Gorpart
Doctor Cleminson Murder Case Sharpens Allegations
Chicago police widen inquiry into the Chaminon murder case. They probe a report that Dr Haldane Cleminson drugged his wife by mistake to keep her asleep as he planned an extramarital departure. The suspect scene centered on nurse Miss Berg and patient Miss Kolb as detectives press for usable testimony.
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Chanimon
Cass
Haldane Cleminson
Pen Khe Corpoer
Miss Kolb
Oerata
Sale of Summer Merchandise Auction at Three Streets
A regiment of new and worn merchandise will go on sale tomorrow at Beconed, Bead and Wall streets. Items include wash emt, tom, wile, suits, millinery, ties, spur and peddetions. A bag of Kame parece tae lS a ot.
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Wall Streets
Found Guilty of Assaulting Veterinarian Weinstein Case
A jury found Joseph Weinstein and Horry Weinstein guilty of assaulting Dr. Frederick Zucker, a veterinary officer, during a cruelty inquiry. The trial, moved yesterday, ended shortly before 1 pm after closing arguments by former Governor Foster Voorhees for the defense.
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Flarry Weinstein
Frederick Zucker
Zucker
Foster M. Voorhees
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Charles Segalowaye
Oyiignoe
Weinsteins
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Albert
Congo JRe Trial Doubt Over Missionaries Case
A telegraph report from Brussels questions whether American missionaries Reverend W Morrison and Reverend W H Sheppard will stand trial on libel charges amid allegations of cruelty by Breosseat natives. The uncertain legal path reflects broader tensions in Congo mission work and colonial governance.
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Brussela
Jones
Marines To Break Strike At Sea Ports
Six hundred marines arrived to serve as crews on merchant ships from Marseille ports. The force study aims to secure shipping operations amid labor unrest, with details on deployment and command still unclear.
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Wall Street Reflects Turbulent Trading Session
Telegraph report from New York notes active trading with volatile demand for common and preferred shares, gains in steel and rubber, and a broad upturn in prices delayed by uneven participation. Several groups including Pacific and Atchison move higher.
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