Dollar Dinner for This City in September Dinner planned by Downtown Nem joan Club
Joren White, chair of the enter quncort committee, will arrange a September dinner in Grand Army Hall. The event drew strong support at a recent meeting with five notable speakers expected. The discussion also covered grading disputes on approaches to the Fiery freet bridge over the Elizabeth noe and roadway conditions in Forme and Devweytown.
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Joren White
Enter Quncort
Nem Joan Club
Woon Ome
Memve
Grand Army Hall
First Street
Mhe Board of Freeholders
Fity Coneil
Vily
Iaihesa
Tames Pabh
Mdewalls
Devweytown
Wilhians
Robert J. Kirkland
Verdict Finds W H Morris Liable for 15000 Damages
A $15,000 verdict was entered against W H Morris by the Jersey Superior Court in Newark. The suit, brought by George W L last executor of Marcus J Heobd estate, claimed damages over an incident in September 7 when Morris allegedly sped his automobile. Morris also faced a criminal charge and served six months in prison. Attorney Samuel ee represented Jacobs.
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Jans County
New Jersey
Suujeane Court
H Morris
Daguages Posh
George WL
Hie
Marcus J
Morris
Newark
Morvis
Sipateere
Jawyer Samuel Ee
CY. Sos
Jacobs
More counterfeit coins located in Elizabeth
Authorities report additional counterfeit coins found in Elizabeth as arrests expand. Names such as Antonio Leope Towiy Barneto Paul Leung appear among those detained. suspects remain in Newark custody awaiting grand jury presentation in Treston. Police search New York and Brooklyn apartments for the covert operation.
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Elizabeth
Bogan Cine
Juelen
Antonio Leope
Towiy Barneto
Vetrotman Novello
Paul Leung
Newark
United
Jury
Treston
Pier Es
New
Cadwalader to wed Miss Emily Roebling in Philadelphia
Intimate Roebling family circle announces the engagement of Emily M Roebling to Richard McCall Cadwalader of Philadelphia. Cadwalader a broker banker son of the late Henry Cadwalader, with family ties to New York, plans a wedding in the coming autumn in the city.
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Mevony
Margaret Roebling
Teles
Roebling
Lily
Richard McCall
Trenton
Ushiss
Philadelphia
Ie Hohn J. Cadwalader
New York
Vant “Ates Omvbagander
Agees
Sugar Trust Pays Earle Amid Conspiracy Case
In United States Court today the jury heard alleged conspiracy links between the Sugar Trust and the Pewaniae Company Enos. The case centers on settlement terms. cash payments and a canceled loan of 2500 with a total value of 17 million mentioned as part of the dispute.
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Fetegragn
Fournal
Muate Mpeg
le Pene
Whetel
United States
Mholtri
Arrae
Amettean
Enos
Gates and Watson Debate Fate in Telegram Dispatch
The telegraph column cites John W Gates commenting on life after death and fate, discussing possible outcomes and a caution about preparations on earth. The remarks touch on personal loss and moral reflections as he contemplates providence and future actions.
Made Master Mechanic of Central R R System
Charles E Chambers of Roselle Park has been named general master mechanic for the Central Railroad System. He will oversee the Central Lehigh Susquehanna and Southern divisions. Thomas of Lehigh and Susquehanna died recently, consolidating all divisions under Chambers. William Montgomery retains his post and reports to Chambers. Chambers reports to Willian Melo Vert. Chambers is active in Roselle Park civic life and served on the May Grant Jury and Roselle National Bank board. W S Snider becomes agent at Broad Street westbound office, succeeding T Pace. Pace moves to eastbound office. Tice has moved to the Central Terminal in New York.
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Charles E. Chambers
Westfield Avenile
Roselle Park
Central Railroad
Chambers
William Montgomery
Muaten
Awabenic
Cambers
Willian Mélo- Vert
Plainfield
Chambere
May Grant
Board of Education
Roselle National Bank
W.S. Snider
Broad Street
Vier T. Pace
Tice
Pace
New York
Snyder
Central
Charity Society Managers Meet at First Board Session
The newly elected Charity Organization Society and Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children managers held their first monthly meeting at Mr. Graham’s office. Attendees included President W. T. Day, Superintendent Miss Josephine Kremm, Treasurer Warren R. Dis, and several others who elected chairs for standing committees and decided to keep the office open through summer with the next meeting planned for September 14.
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Hhraham
W. T. Day
Josephine Kremm
Tregaurer
Warren R. Dis
Mra
J. A. Frazer
Mit 4A
W. Miller
Mina E.G. Ogden
Louie B. Inl
Elia D. Smith
Augustus
Ag Fofinne
Ance
HHL
Isl
H. H. Oberly
Chikdren
Mica B. G
L. B. Bennett
Crane
Venny Provident Fund
F. J. Vogel
Mies
A. H. Miller
Diaeuised
Baptist Association Names New Moderator
The New Jersey Baptist Association held its sixty eighth annual meeting at Peddie Memorial Church in Newark. Morning addresses were delivered by Rev. Finn of Phalenfield and Rev. Clark T. Brownell of Newark. The Rev. Ir. Vassir Rev. F. W. Rowley and Rev. F. H. Divine led a session. L. White D.D. of New York delivered a farewell address. Rev. J. W. Edson of this city served as moderator for the past year. The meeting noted excellent financial conditions.
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New Jersey Baptist Associatiom
Peddie Id Memorial Church
Newark
Finn
Phalnfeld
Clark T. Brownell
Rex. Ir. Vassir
F. W. Rowley
F. H. Divine
F. H. Divine. Pet Rece Cometiee L. White
D.D
New York City
J. W. Edson
Luctington
Boy Hurt In Runaway Milk Wagon Incident
A milk wagon runaway on Pear Street injured a small boy who was frightened but not seriously hurt. The horse bolted and the wagon fell, throwing the boy lightly. The driver helped the injured child as a bystander approached and took charge until authorities arrived.
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Atteasen
Pear Street
Elnut
Horne
Chief Tenney Warns Boys on Fourth of July Pranks
Chief Tenney today issued a warning to boys who became patelotte before July 4. He said youngsters in LY areas are becoming noisy. Any boy caught firing a pistol placing cay on trolley tracks or shooting firecrackers before all 4 will be arrested and brought before Juvenile Court.
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Tenney
Bors
Patelotte
Bor
Guilty Hear Their Fates in Local Court
Erama Borrill and Dominick Borrill convicted on stabbing charges. Michael Pink, Italian, received three months in county jail after a fight in Peterstown last September. The wife’s plea for mercy cited her first offense. Nellie, 20, indicted for jewelry theft from Miss Bosler in Summit sanitorium. pleaded guilty. John OBrien admitted forging a signature to a Feigenspan estate check. awaiting sentencing next week. Other cases recap.
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Erama Borrill
Dominick Borrill
Michael Pink
Peterstown
Atwater
Court of Special Sessions
Haband
Edward Nugent
Rorth
Mie Nellie
Mike Bosler
Albany
Mise Bosler
Summit
Eocene Murphy
John O'Brien
Bell-Hoy
van Court Imm
Roselle
Charles Feigenspan
Gate
Brien
Patérson
Ven Court Inn Company
Feigenspan
Jay Rewalt
Atore
Postal Clerk Caught Stealing From Mail in Plainfield
John T. Conklin a 25 year old postal clerk was committed to jail in default of 81500 bail on charges of stealing money from letters. United States Commissioner Lindsey Rows set a hearing and he faces transfer to Newark jail for trial. Conklin confessed after investigation and two decoy letters were traced to him. He was identified by Postoffice Inspector Gibbins and had worked at the Plainfield office.
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TRS
Plainfield
John T. Conklin
Joe Bate
United States
Tindsey
Newark
Conklin
Pontoffice
Gibbins
Port Ofice
Loffims
Aus
Hoton
Bint
Deniel McNeémara
Alleged Gang Members on Trial in Quarter Sessions
Peter Beals and Albert Burns, alleged members of the Yn gang, faced a trial in the Court of Quarter Sessions before Judge Atwater. They are charged with stealing metal from Samuel Moore Sons Co dock valued at 860. Witnesses were excluded during testimony.
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Peter Beals
Albert Burns
Atwater
Samuel J. Moore Sona’ Company
Wace
Walter Hoetfielt
Jeoche
Harry van Name
Samuel Moore & Sons
Henay
Bien
Willfiam Flanner
Burns
Matson
Mulrcahy
Chilf
Arrests Repeat on Dudak Defrauding Landlady
Charles Dudak of the city is twice arrested within a week on a charge of defrauding Mrs. Annie Oles, former landlady. In Mahon Court he offered weekly payments, claiming illness and improper eviction. He was later arrested on a warrant in Kelly’s court, with $500 bail and commitment awaiting Grand Jury action. Mrs. Oles alleges a 25 dollar claim and a dispute over a $17 to $7 weekly board bill. Dudak plans civil action and disputes the contract terms.
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Charles Dudak
Fis City
Annie Obes
Oles
Roselle Crusade Nets Thirty Four Arrests
Police from Roselle Park and Lehigh Valley Railroad detectives arrested thirty four men and boys amid a raid on free riders in Roselle borough. Several resisted with a knife and a revolver smuggled in a newspaper, and most offenders were from Essex county.
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Roselle Park
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Essex County
Pease
Drefault
Parente
Shriners Elect Officers Amid Rainy Parade
Telegraph report from Tachayille Kentucky notes heavy rain cooled the city as Shriners gathered after a parade for today’s imperial council meeting. Officers to be elected at the session, with plans for the next convention in 1910 and a focus on Lawrence Factory and related matters.
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Tachayille
Imperial Council
Orleans
Protect Drunkards Aim of Union Board
Special report from Union New Jersey describes the town adopting the Hillery act to appoint a board of protectors for drunkards. John R. Bunnell A B Headley and A P Morris named. board can license beer bottlers, enforce sobriety rules, and penalize offenders. The act defines intoxication and sets fines up to 1500 dollars, with jurisdiction over habitual drunkards and those supplying or encouraging intoxication. The board will meet regularly, publish notices, and enforce licenses within the municipality.
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Union
John R. Bunnell
A. B. Headley
A.P. Morris
John K. English
Hillery Kaw
and General Assembly
Jersey
Clinena
Muntet
Aes
Board of Protenons
Protectosa
Newnan
Pereon
Hadi
Mbt
Adit
Tee
Dereon
Sither
Watt
Mbode
Luekinee
Maid Board of Protectors
Senator Kean Stir Draws Senate Protest
Washington dispatch reports a disrupted session as Senator Kean of New Jersey sits as presiding officer amid an alleged rules violation inquiry. The chaotic scene involved protests and questions about procedural conduct during the June 9 gathering.
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Trlegrepa
Washington
Lemocrat
Kean
New Jeraey
Brigham Accused in $70,000 Bank Shortage Case
Telegraph reports Frederick W. Brigham, bookkeeper at Merchants National Bank, arrested after a $70,000 discrepancy. Safety deposit box contents, including mining shares and securities, seized. Brigham faces civil suit for $100,000 damages as officials widen the alleged shortage.
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Lellings
New Haven
Conn
Eellmates
Frederick UW. Brigham
Merchinnte’ National Bank
Unite States
Rahal
Meighan
New Haved
Comepany
Fiyat
Accuriiim
Rawhide Coalition Mines Company
American Old Placer Company
Quabesfard
Ely Mining
Anpenye
Giroux
Brigham
Brighan
Baal
Horse Breaks Legs In Dash Through Newark Streets
A frightened horse belonging to Muna' Livers Company of Newark bolted through East Jersey street and the Newark trolley loop, smashing property and injuring bystanders. Officer Leonard shot the animal after it damaged storefronts and fences in a wild run toward First Street and the Towneys gallery area. The horse, valued at 3850, was eventually subdued after tearing through a gate and injuring pedestrians.
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Jersey Street
Muna’ Livers Company
Newark
Beth
Nonn Tod Waa
Hiarin'e Aalein
Eattereer Atreet
Michas Leonard
Felix Vital
Frobbics & Kotler
Uquor
Towney
Atrot
Warren G. Houston
Anton Lamy
Edward Hach
Desnant
Lake Matson
Padangese Dead in Quake and Tidal Wave
Telegraph report from The Hague cites belated messages stating that about 230 Padangese were killed and several hundred injured when a devastating earthquake and tidal wave struck the Padang islands last Thursday. The disaster is described as the worst in years, with widespread destruction reported.
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Padangese
Hague
Lenat
Padang
Miers Wins Slander Suit in State Supreme Court
William H. Miers of Trenton, State council Secretary of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics, wins a slander suit in the New Jersey Supreme Court. Joseph I. Moore of Lincoln Council No. 1, Camden, had claimed Miers accused him of stealing the order password. The court sustained Miers on demurrer, entering judgment for Miers.
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Trenton
William H. Miers
United American Mechanica
Supreme Cort
Justice
Parker
Miers
Wall Street Opening Marked by Mixed Early Trading
New York stocks opened with uneven moves as major issues fluctuated. Southern Pacific and allied rail plays led declines while Steel and Union Pacific showed slight gains. government bonds held steady amid cautious demand and ongoing liquidations.
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New York
Pacife
Atid
Atehinos
Erie
Sharma Steel
Southern Peene
Ifares
Honda
Tiem Tn
Taat Bali
Tre Tinmoom
Atock
Copenhee
Amvnet
Palma
Union Pacific
Reading
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Republican Club
W. H. Morris
Sugar Trust
Gates Sams
Hies-Zarife
York
John W. Gates
Gates
Wiebe
R.R. System
Chas. E. Chambers
Superors
Charles R Chambers
Aaltread Aystem
Charity Society
Baptist Association
Chief Tenney
Boy Forger
Timothy McCarthy
Stainmiet2
Westfeld-McCarthy
John Brenmin
Asnault and Teller
Mt Se
Burns and
Brady
Y.O" Fame
Shriners
Lawrence
IAD
AIM
Permon
Peeton
Cimie Ant
C. Mair & Son
Jeregy Street
Betwena
College
all_stminer
Kuter
New Haven Bank
SION
Aaa
Fulton Wrest
Pan Pheon Wee
Brute
Animal
Officer Leonard
Wall
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