Jury Plan Endorsed After Debate at Union County Meeting
The Union County Federation of Churches debated a plan to replace jury panels with a sheriff controlled method. Reverend J T Ji questioned the move, while others supported endorsing sheriff Kirklund’s approach to legal selection. The session, attended by leaders from four denominations, adjourned with the motion carried for future implementation pending September actions.
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Dinewssion
Htobert T. Birkhul
Sorotugy Dt
Stnimit
Iegin
Atc
Joli Taiji
Fanon
Joseph Hh Heaguson
Greystone Presbyterian Chireby
Dres
Kai
Sheriiklad
Federation
Charles C. McBride
First Presbyterian Church
Irklund
Atlantic
Hudson
McBride
Camden County
Lull
Pritms
Union Pny
DHL
Ev. Hale S. Elson
Tull
Thoman I. Coultas
Permet Nitheere
Rey
Kenran Compal
Mail Eluetik
St. Pany
Mion
E. Tooled
Chireli
MOE
Chireh
William Koren
Aether
Marosinl Chareli
Wicrotary
John Visor
Seteb
Mananal
Sohire County and Extension
Servis
Sennion
Vflee
Ly Kbs
Hospitals to Benefit From New Jersey Funding Rules
After a council committee conference, Mayor, comptroller, city officials, and hospital representatives noted a New Jersey statute limiting city hospital appropriations to 10,000 dollars in second class cities may not bind Elizabeth. A later act permits city contracts with hospitals for medical care, valid up to five years and uncapped in amount, easing budget concerns. The 1904 provision allowing a one third mill tax on assessed value for hospital support remains controversial. Previously Elizabeth city allocated 16,000 dollars to three local hospitals: General, Alexian, and St Elizabeth.
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Ater
Himnce Committee
City Council
Btein
Sawer
Morey Connolly
Po 1 Bailey
Victor Mraving
Wow. Willett
Frederick J. Faulks
New Jersey
Elizabeth
Wilson
Bueies
Vty
Otbei
Tober General Hospital
Alexian
St. Elizabeth Hospitals
Locomotive Works Closed by General Walkout
Telegraphed from Philadelphia on June 10 the giant Locomotive Plant halted operations as a strike by management and union workers spread. Over 12,000 employees began a plant wide walkout, officially sanctioned by the District Council of the Allied Trades, involving seventeen unions in the works.
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Sonenat
Philadelphia
Talviv
Sari Ita
Jia
Hmilsiing
Lax Comedie Bubldling
Tiv
Dorothy Arnold's Chum Marries Her Brother
New York dispatch reports Dororthy Arnold's missing heiress sister Dorothy Arnold's chum Mildred Culver married her brother D Hinckley Arnold at St Mary the Virgin Church. Reverend A G Van Elden officiated as the ceremony followed rumors Dorothy was hidden in the Culver summer home near Philadelphia.
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New York
Church of St. Mary the Virgin
D. Hinckley Arnold
Dorothy Arnold
Mildred Culver
Dorothy
Culver
Philadelphia
A. G. van Elden
Fire destroys two hundred houses in Miaso collapse
Orenburg dispatch reports a blaze in Miaso on June 10 wiping out a large portion of the town. Two hundred houses burned and several other structures were lost in the widespread fire. Local authorities are assessing damage and investigating the cause.
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the Journal
Orenburg
Russia
AI Popular Sheet Mumic at Moerdwin
A fragmentary note mentions a popular sheet event at Moerdwin with a 300 unit figure and a reference to ALL Fine aureet, suggesting a local page item. The text is incomplete, but indicates a community listing or minor event with mentioned entities.
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Moerdwin
Flowers and Fantasies Shine in Roselle Parade
In Roselle, on June 10, children from four months to teens joined the fourth annual floral parade at the Casino Club grounds under St. Jacques Church auspices. About twenty five participants styled fairies farmers and flower girls in varied costumes. Prizes awarded by judges for three divisions: infants in carriages, doll carriages and push carts, and costumed children.
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Tournal
Roselle
Sir Mary's Guild
St. Jacke'’s Church
Casino Club
Wight
Kenneth Taylor
Edna Blight
Dorothy Wilson
Ruth Wilton
Kendall Patterson
Selden Hadley
Arthur Patters
Pirty
Focwer
KR. Dix
Virginia
Latebrook
Misa Rumford
Elizabeth
Rav
Able” Stevenson
Plainfield
Continue
Jury Convicts Joseph Matte in Assault Case
A juror statement indicates Joseph Matte was found guilty of assault and battery for involvement in the beating of Martin Fisher at the Novak store in Inslee Place. Evidence showed both Matte and his brother present with a blackjack or club, while Matte offered a strong alibi. The jury favored conviction 11 to 1 after deliberations.
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Joseph ‘Matte
Matte
Mra
John Novack
Inslee Place
Martin Fisher
Venterlay
Fisher
Joseph Matte
Don
Auestion
Albert Bender
Carrie Nation Dead In Militant Campaigns For Prohibition
Carrie Nation, famed for a decade of anti liquor activism across the United States, dies after three months in a sanitarium. Burial is set in Kansas. Photo credits note studio work and a wartime era caption with limited legible text.
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Leavenworth
Bus
Carrie Nation
United States
Kanaasity
Kairie
Hines
W Joen
Sanitagium
Three Men Overcome by Ammonia Leak at Market
At 10 this morning a pinhole ammonia leak in the roof pipe at Adam Fink & Son's market on 866 Elizabeth Avenue sent fumes through the meat shop. Three workers were unconscious while others fled to safety. all three later recovered. A nearby resident was removed from her apartment by firefighters.
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Adam Fink & Son
Elizabeth Avenue
Walter Adams
Eliabeth Aveauey
Robert Keimer
Division Street
Belhument
Flan Street
Temk
Advis
Hubert Kenner
Alain
Referendum vote hurdles in Elizabeth plan debate
Citizens in Elizabeth discuss the chance of a referendum on commission government. Polling, turnout, and approval thresholds are questioned as politicians and business leaders weigh patterns from prior elections and consider Patterson style government versus Des Moines models. Rising concerns focus on centralization of power and ward representation.
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Mzabeth
Ate
Elizabeth
Install
Tevd
Kin
Plin
Ellizabeth
Patersen
Des Moines
Child Falls From Second Story Window In CITY
A four year old girl fell from a second story window of her home on Third Avenue No. 309 and was taken to General Hospital in critical condition with severe injuries to the face and body. Doctors report possible brain damage while the child remains unconscious. police investigate to determine if the fall was accidental or the result of foul play.
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Kita Dineen
Cdor
Dineen
Third Avenue
Atélack
Eitainen
Examination Passes Noted for Department Officials
The newspaper notes that several individuals named in the veiled report were officially listed as passing their examinations. Names of successful candidates are briefly announced by the department today.
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William Lindaa Whee
Teae
Gery Lee
Tiday
Hottest Day Recorded This Year At Duve and Drake’s
The report notes the warmest day of the year so far with high temperatures around Duve and Drake locations. Officials warned of heat risk as residents sought shade and relief. The season’s peak temperatures set new records for the area, prompting health advisories and humidity concerns.
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Drake
Attractive excursions on Lackawanna line to scenic points
The Lackawanna Railroad will run excursions to notable sites in the Walling Statue area. The trips highlight American scenery and popular destinations including Falls, Denver, Cobert Ore, New York, and California. Weather pegs for today's Journal provide the full schedule.
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Tye Monine
Lackawanns Railroad
Nia Falla
Denver
Cobert
N.Y
Aifornie
Budget Clash Delays Isolation Hospital Plans
The Board of Health discusses city budget requests for 32,000 to support hospital schooling and two year allocations of 83,800. They plan separate accounting for tentatively funded projects including the Isolation Hospital and scavenger department salaries. A plumbing inspector and new heating for the hospital are debated as urgent upgrades.
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Borrd
Mourth
City Connell
Board of Health
Tantation Hospital
Isolation Hopital
Isolation Hoapital
Miah Agnon Lipyay
Brown, Williams
Connell Wag
de Heavil
Mtntu
Mrs Wiggins Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Mirey Higgins, widow of Michael Higgins, died yesterday at her home on Marelol Street. She was 55 years old and lived near the Gunnters at St Patrick’s Hill. She was active in the Beauty Society at the church. Survived by four grandchildren.
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Mirey Higgins
Michael Higgins
Marelol
St. Patek
Boauty Society
Wall Street Scattered Elements in Abridged Text
Fragmented OCR text references Wall Street names and entities. After cleaning, the readable items hint at financial topics, market activity, and named entities such as banks and investors, though specifics are obscured. The piece reads like a disjointed stock market update with multiple misspellings.
Girl Attacked on Way Home. Two Men Held
A Springfield Public School girl aged year old was assaulted on her way home. She is in Overbrook Hospital in critical condition. Two men, George Madimo and Hunniford, were arrested near the grounds after the attack. Police pursue witnesses and confirm matching descriptions from the girl. The suspects are held for examination as investigators piece together events and locations.
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Asanust
Springfield Public School
Westerdly
Welen Daubert
Mira Anni Dubert
Suntwilt
Overbrook Hospital
George Madime
We Hunniford
Summit
Frank Vo Leychen
Honelte
Tittle
Springfield
Atternoon
Ebie
Noni Te Hity
Ming Hayes
Hunniford
Buummid
Sprinati
Assisiant
Varmk V. Lowden
Tolieo
Free Ice Delivered To Poor Of Chicago
In hot weather reports from Chicago, free ice distribution for the poor is noted. A citywide push under President Thirtzell’s agents aims to aid children in distressed districts, with emphasis on relief amid rising temperatures and strain on households.
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Chicago
Tournal
Chicagos
Chicapo
West
Nile
Hiss
Peter Thirtzell
Emanny
Distryehe
Consity Bane
Wil Bartell
West Hit by Heat in Wisconsin and Illinois
fragmentary OCR reports extreme heat across multiple cities including Racine Milwaukee Cleveland and St Louis with temperatures desperate to rise. The record mentions a mercury thermometer and widespread public discomfort as mid May heat grips the region.
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School of Dancing
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