Fort Fort Ses Sides With Kean In Senator Seat Debate
New Jersey political notes report Governor Fort supporting Senator Kean for the U S Senate seat, with discussions of chairmanship and delegate alignment for the Republican National Convention in Chicago. Other potential Kean allies and Stokes’s cautious campaign plans are mentioned as the party weighs the leadership role.
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the Journal
Penton
Fort Ban ‘Eitey
Chicago
Ehuly
New Jersey
Ton Iulialyshat
United States
John Kean
Fort
Kean
Cai
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Thin Ucistom
Tay
Frankin Murphy
Murphy
Nationa
Ernest KR. Ackermang
Plainfield
Richard, Williams
Morristown
Keaven
City seeks fix on stray dogs amid council talk
A City Council meeting discussed strengthening dog control and the pound system. Officials proposed licensing, penalties for owners, and a dog leash requirement to curb neglect and stray animals.
Alarm silence lingers nearly a month in city fire service
Fire alarms have been few since May with only one false alarm on May 1 at bog 72 and a May weekend call on South Park street. Fire officials report 16 alarms by May 10, far below earlier periods, as a captain defends accepting a check for minimal recent duty.
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Renuli
South Park Street
Murphy
Carly
Error blocks action of court in pard case
A court dismissed the complaint against Neil and Shep pard for failing to comply with the lire board remutations at their moving picture home on Elizabeth Avenue due to an error. Judge Moon and City Attorney Connally approved the dismissal. The matter may be revived if corrected. the next hearing was set for Friday.
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Neil & Sheppard
Lire Board
Elizabeth Avenue
Moon
Connally
Nangst
Joneph Neil
Denulithep_pard
Doh Grilila
Amet
Robert Neil van
Connolly
Late veteran Joseph Becker remembered by post leaders
The obsequy notice honors Joseph Becker, Civil War veteran and adjutant of Kilpatrick Post No. 64 G.R., who died this morning after long illness. He served with the Stoventiveatts Volunteer Heavy Artillery, came to the country as a child, worked as a switchworker, and was active in local fraternal and union circles. He leaves a widow and two children.
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Goeeph Becker
Judson Kilpatrick Poat
Hewes
Tpracin- Bardin
Normandy
Stovenstiveatts
Pease
Pes Ba
Nigare Makers’ Union
Oene Cne. of America
Ache “Kréukon A
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Wilower
Nd Ming Tala
Fast Jersey Express Train Derailed In Mass Casualty Crash
A Jersey express derailed west of Millingtom Station killing five and injuring many as passengers totaling about 300 were aboard. Reported victims include Richard Linda and Henry Young among others. several may die from internal injuries or fractures. Causes cited include rail weakness and a spreading rail at the embankment. Emergency crews rushed to Summit Hospital as surviving passengers were rescued from the wreckage.
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Hailtay
Yorke
Ite
Alife
Pthe
Uni
Richard Ve Linda’ Ee
Brkes
Corel Lyman
Young
Newark
Brubees
Olcott
Sinardaville
New Yorke
Pinken
George Ballantree
Glustone
Jewel
Bernpideville
RAW
Mweekhari
Téken Hone
James Eae
Jared Brine
Delaware
Speedy Shorthand Graduates From Pattin High
The first commercial shorthand column since the four year course began will graduate from Pattin High School this month. Four pupils, praised by Principal Little for top work, helped by the shift to four years. The class shows marked proficiency and an average speed around 230 words per minute. Commencement exercises are June 22 and 23 with the senior class.
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Pattin High School
Little
Worden Infante
Grand Jury Deliberations On City Excise Case Continue
The Grand Jury closed a term of its investigation into alleged Sunday law violations in the city and adjourned until Monday. It is expected the inquiry will be continued with focus on excise board methods and remaining secrets. Patrolmen testified, and evidence given to the board did not falter before the Grand Jury.
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Excise Board
O'Leary
Weare
Gromit Jury
Exelué Board
Grand Jury
Belmont Near Death: Belmont Home Closed to Callers
Telegraph report from New York states financier Belmont near death from uremia and pending complications while bedside nurses and doctors attend him at Hempstead. Belmont residence remains guarded. market prices fall as Levy’s department store advertises bargains to reduce inventories.
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Journal
New York
Belmont
Fanehart
Moots
Hempstead
License Lost Feline Guilty Burke Alleges
A chaotic Excise Board hearing on Burke and Donnell involved multiple complaints about Burke allegedly obstructing views into a saloon room on Catherine Street. Testimony cited screen doors, an ice box, and obstructed interiors as key issues while defendants argued about prior permissions and bed arrangements. The session continued with witnesses and police testimony, with further continuation promised.
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Catherine
Ann
Bulko
George Holzichner
Jersey Street
Burke
Serena
Hague
Eneh
Te ‘Law
Samuel_ Migphy
Catherine Street
Bond Street
Borul Street
Edward Nugent
Furke
Oetster
Dr Whitaker Honored at General Assembly
Fragmented and garbled text mentions Dr Whitaker honored at Presbyterian General Assembly with membership in a church erection effort. References to yearly rebency, congregations, and help from thirty-five Stater end Tepritoriag, plus Porto Rico, Cubs and Possum, but details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Presbyterian General Assembly
Porto Rico
Roosevelt to Hunt in African Wilds
A telegraph dispatch reports President Roosevelt plans a hunting trip in Africa after leaving office next March. The note suggests he will seek elephant guns and specimens for his biographers, with details about timing and destinations still unclear.
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Don Keomit
Heor Ldi
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Lippy
Sind Goniing
Jewelry Thefts Reported As Sneak Thieves Operate
A masked burglary at a residence on Nine Aidey’s deepen room seizes a diamond solitaire, three rings and a brooch with viinestones. Detectives assign to the case as Mrs. Sawdey and Tate discuss the daughter’s presence and a reward offered for the return of the watch and other items.
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Elizabeth Herame
Mia
Ash
Sawdey
Demey
Jed Boon
Ady
Liege
Aidey
Tate
Galland
Wim
Hiure
Aes Max
Sawdey Hax
Police on Trail as Boy Surrenders After Overnight Siege
Police trailed Clarence Williams and Willie Kennedy after a night siege at 491 Elizabeth Avenue. Williams, 1, confessed stealing about $29 from a room at live cream woe, while Kennedy roamed streets until captured. The youths faced a judge, with questions about past acts and school.
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Clarence Williame
George Gegen
Elizabeth Avenue
Seconi
Mornitur
Everulevel
Willie Kennedy
Williams
Williama
Ryer
Clarente
Alirprixe
Fulton M
Mahante
Work Resumes at Local Plants After Shutdown
Workers at Tall & Weel Company will be placed on till Monday as reports indicate resumption of operations. Singer plant shows improving conditions with more workers returning gradually after the daily shutdown, with normal activity expected to resume.
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Tall & Weel Company
Singer
Utte
Funeral for William A Walsh to be held at home
Funeral notices list Daniel J Loko undertaker to attend the services at 7 30 tomorrow morning at the Walsh home 103 Brand to re Ty Arsteclans tailoring and repair services offered with delivery Calhkd for and delivered Grand Annual event at Proctor Theatre Building Monday evening June 15 details request.
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Daniel J. Loko
Tee
Ty Arsteclans
Thuncing
Proctor
Wile Place
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Gompers urged defense of press freedom in labor clash
A long letter from Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, defends free speech and a free press amid a dispute involving the Elizabeth Journal and the Union County Trades Council. The document argues that workers must have the right to express views and support a boycott against the Post advertisements, while urging restraint and fair treatment of all newspapers. The piece reflects ongoing tensions between labor groups and publishers, with calls for unity and lawful action.
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American Federation of Labor
Shieh
Union County Trades Council
Ite
Amin
Che Telega
Wetton
Wetton Graiteal Were Declared Out of Ore More and the Council, Lye
Washington
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Union County
Prylin Connell
Ong
Fand Bik Alwityn
Jawa Ete
Rosie Yale
Kilasbeth Daily Journal
Elizabeth Journal
Vine Juat
Dina Hich
Publinhos
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Tabor Ein
Iahr
Renervan
Post
Supreme Runnel of
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