Primaries in the Eleventh Ward Contested Field
Seven candidates compete for the Republican nomination in the Eleventh ward primary to be held at John Karor's stable 279 Morris Avenue Wednesday evening. Candidates include Walter S. Arthur Guyon Fide Gell Elwood Phares W. McCulley Jr Thomas H. Bruich and W Noyes. Councilman John K Keiglah announced the event and a substitute will handle duties in his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aproval
Assenaor
Republinay
John Karor
Morrla Evénue
Walter
Arthur
Bayre Place
Guyon Fide Gell
Orth Mrowd
Wtrent
Fredericks Co
William’ P. Mayehencie
Mr. English
Storm Bites City With Dust and Wind
Yesterday’s storm swept the city with dust and strong wind, uprooting branches and knocking down a tall tree on 1200 Willow Street. People sought shelter as debris endangered life and property in several sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witla
Wiemeter
Dom Agaipet
Roote Attra Bownes
Excise Board Upholds License Action in Elizabeth Case
The Supreme Court today upheld the excise board in granting a license renewal for Ernest Richarts at a saloon located at Spring and East Kranil Streets in Elizabeth. The case cited alleged illegal distance from a mission house near a church services area as part of the board’s rationale.
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Trenton
Joe
Ernest Richarts
Spring
East Kranil
Elizabeth
Supreme Court
Excise Board
Locomotive Breaks Down Here At Broad Street Station
A Baltimore and Ohio Railroad train encountered a breakdown this afternoon at 42.30 o'clock. A crowd assembled as the locomotive was replaced by another engine and the train resumed its journey after water was drawn. About 404 passengers were aboard during the incident.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Broad Street
Foiler
Elizabethans Ordain Two Deacons in Newark Service
Funeral of Frederick A. Swe rt held at 254 Fulton Street with Rev Dr Meachem leading services. Choir sang Shall We Meet Beyond the River. Respects and notices from Elizabeth area include local names and a procession with the Star and Stripes emblem.
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Frederick A. Sweot
Frederick A. Swert
Jana A. Hayden
Falton Street
Meachem
Fallon, M. E. Church
Jesus
M. Elizabeth de Olive Branch
Charlea R. Sweet
Buffalo
Banqueta
John. A. Wright
Perry
Fanny Hagen
Frank E. Binne
Eorth Tague
Pulton Street
Sharehs W. Cor
Fae x Fa
Troas
Auk Schmidt
Befe
Thomas Hancock
Charles Bowe
Roknt
Michael Duttge Reuter
Orient Council
Seorge Whiting
Elizabeth
Robert Dick
Tewis Waltern
Branch Lodge
Waa
Canny Oo
Man Dies En Route to Work at Singer Plant
At Firat and Livingston streets about 8:30 this morning, 80 year old Pali Xil Unghauser collapsed on his way to work at the Singer factory. Apoplexy was the cause. He died before ambulance arrival. body moved to morgue. Mr Ki fpanser, 40 years in city, left home for work in apparent good health but deeply worried he had bid farewell to his ailing wife. He was German by origin, leaves two sons and a daughter. Wife not yet informed to avoid shock.
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Firat
Livingston
Singér Factory
Pali
Xil‘Unghauser
General Hospital
Kedg
Ki Fpanser
Third Street
Ethia
Killinghouser
Princess Ruth and Claude wed in secret at Gipry Camp
A wild tale claims Ruth and Claude married privately at St Marys with a diamond bracelet amid glamour and myth. Reports say Ruth fled a public crowd, while others doubt the ceremony, noting no christening and questioning photo provenance.
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Princesa Ruth
Maghle Evans
Claude Caxendale
Gipry
Laura
Rome
Adul
Ruth
Pri
Claude
Father Carroll
St. Mary's
St. Mary's Church
Father O'Neill
Boten
Prairies
Golden Gate
A Shower of Roses at Broad Street Morning
Fragmentary text notes a local event on Broad Street with mentions of roses and clematis. Names appear mangled, including a person likely Caren Marat or similar. Unable to confirm full details due to incomplete OCR.
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Clemietts Sormie Sae
Caren Marat
Broad- Street
Children Day Observed Across Five Schools and Churches
Children's Day was celebrated with prayers, songs, and decorations in eight schools and several churches. At St James M E Church a white Vermont marble baptismal font was dedicated, thirteen infants baptized, and a sermon delivered by the pastor. Westminster Sunday School marked its fortieth anniversary, Hope Chapel noted its thirty-sixth year, and multiple choirs and soloists performed throughout the observances.
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Elisabeth
First
Second Presbyterian
James
St. James Mri
Daniel Denham
Thin Font
William — Wallace
Robert M
Prudent
W. F. Groves
Hymo
Armen
W. Youngson
Board of Education
First Congregational Church
Len Hay
Paris
Ruth
Ben
Tnt
Tea i
el Ai Ventér
Marie Bambridge
Marion Thornton
Mise Lucas
Claus
Waa
Mies Mitchell
Diana
McAdam
Westminster Hay
Hope Chapel
Erhiel
Iaton
H. 8
Prentian
Westminster Sunday School
Board of
Mn Hey
Nore Henry
B. Mott
Ruth M. “Ahrens
Helen H
Elva M. Conrad
Mary A. Gray
Y Griffin
Margaret F. Wyere
Prentinssee
Hea
Weaso
Vit
Mies
Rt. Marien
Ehurel Cna
Mira
W. H
Mary
Marion Pawlik
Sela
Services for Their Dead Held by United Circles of Foresters
The United Circles of Foresters of America held a memorial service in Odd Fellows Hall with Mr Donnelly and Miss Furman among speakers and reciters. A Jersey City member performed a notable impersonation, the program included readings, tableau, cornet solos, and a Wheel of Remembrance as members honored those who died in the past year.
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United Circles of Foresters of America
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Donnelly
Miss Donnelly
Jersey City
P Tollowe
Sato
Florence Whattam
Furman
Turney
Harriman
Jesus
Ineas
Mian Mulgos
the Brave Fireman
McMillan
Tebleau
Cornet
Faith
Fohrman
Furmans
Turner
Hermans
Reece
Ania Mantor
Polo
Miss Cullines
Sire
Donavon
Mra
Cleveland
Aerie Inn Beth Circle
Elles Batter
Siaty Guta
Naeganar
Halraton
Holmpfel
the Circle
Mise Annis Moore
Ae Chamberlain
Evel
Nellie
Lang
Nha
Iea
Ee Ae Furman
L. G
Paulman
Mrn. Sauer
Mra. Henry
Sadie Hendry
Sarah McGrath
Elizabeth Circle
PC. C
Hamilton
C. C
Margie
Annie Conroy
Julia Donavan
Treas
Ellen Butter
R. G
Mary Robison
Duvany
Christine
C. G
Donald
Aire
McCane
Two Still Alarms Fire At Two Homes Causes No Major Damage
Two fires were reported in Bremen yesterday afternoon with no appreciable damage. At 2:45 PM Engine 5 responded to a home on 83 Winust Street where smoke issued from the building, traced to a roast beef left unattended. Firefighters forced entry and found the cause mainly due to unattended food. A second alarm was summoned to a house owned by Miss Kila Lioyé where heavy smoke filled the windows before the blaze was contained.
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Bremen
J. G. Soning
Joeeph Bruoekt
Amo P.M
Winutstrest
Mins Kila Lioyé
Death of James J. Hi Wy years old at 22 Front Street
The death of James J. Hi Wy, aged years, occurred Saturday night at 22 Front Street. Mr Higgins was employed as assistant trainmaster of the k.
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James J. Hi Wy
Front Street
Mr. Higgins
Ansistant
Mill-End Sale of Dyes and Manufacturers' Stock
Fragmentary OCR shows promotional note for a large dye sale and surplus stock, with wording about crowded premises tomorrow and a grand sale event at Mill-End base. Names, dates, or locations are unclear due to damaged text.
Metropolitaa Store Ad Sketched in OCR Fragment
A fragmentary OCR item notes H D Saunders Metropolitaa Store at 1 Broad with a mention of Frenchn a Meat at 1100 Svenvee. Details are garbled but suggest a city storefront ad or notice mentioning Hartwnen and Meat offerings.
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Metropolitaa_ Store
Hartwnen
Man Killed Crossing Spring Street at Station
William Jockel aged 37 of Morton Street Newark was struck by a Royal Blue Line eastbound train while attempting to cross near Spring Street station with a companion and two children. He died soon after at General Hospital. an ambulance took him there. A boy and a girl, about six, survived uninjured. Jockel worked for Unger Brothers in Newark.
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Central Railroad
Spring Street
William Jockel
ST Morton Street
Newark
Royal Hine
Geeral Hospital
Persomn
Rily
Jockel
Chewe
Jockel'a
General Hospital
Westerland Grounded off Somers Shoals Near Cape May
Cape May June 11 The steamer Westerland with about a thousand passengers bound for Philadelphia from Liverpool struck Somers Shoals four miles off Cape May around 10 15 this morning and is hard aground. It was hailed at 11 by men in the whiff of the Pennsylvania pirate boat Philadelphia. No sea is running and three yawls from the ship have gone to her.
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Cape May
Westerland
Philadelphia
Liver
Somers Shoals
Pinckney Wolfe Takes Oath as Maryland's New Senator
Washington records show Maryland's new Senator William Pinckney Wolfe taking the oath at today's opening session. The ceremony attracted hundreds across the state, with Mr. Raynor assisting as presiding colleague.
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Washington
Jonewit
William Pinckney Wolfe
Maryland
Trembie
Raynor
Bie
Collesgus
Dia
Tih
Court trims awards in Gwine case and wife appeal
In Trenton on June 11 the Public Service Corporation case yielded a verdict reducing Augusta Gwin’s award to 10,000 while George A. Cepin of Estaberd received 12,000 in a related judgment. The ruling confirms a smaller total for the wife and sets a new trial for her appeal.
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Trenton
Gwine
Public Service Corporation
Sirsprec
George A. Cepin
Estaberd
Aqme
Mra
Augusta Gwin Wan
Tucker to Go to Electric Chair Tonight
Tucker, condemned for the murder of Mabel Page, was not executed as planned. He reportedly changed his mind after a pivotal religious interview, and authorities postponed the procedure. The prisoner intends to plead innocence when asked to speak before the electric chair after midnight.
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Boston
Mase
Chalis L. Ticker
Mabel Page
Duce
Youns Manhine
Methodist Episcopal Smith
Bo Great
Thomas W. Bishop
Turker
Bis
Mable Page
Smoot Seat Question in Senate Report Sparks Debate
A Senate Privileges and Elections Committee report questions if Reed Smoot is entitled to his seat, noting the Mormon church’s unity and responsibility for members’ actions. The majority argues Smoot is integrally tied to church leadership, while the minority opposes disqualification and calls for fair review of his status.
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Washington
Jime
Smoot
Leilich
Pelrasiey
Mormen Church
First Presidency
Apartion
Thorse
Mormon Church
Smoot Mount
Sanstors Foraker
Heveridge
Dillingham
Hopkins
Knox
Foraker
Itolde
Wall Street Trading Shows Mixed Moves In Early Session
A steady, cautious tone prevailed as traders catalogued modest gains and selective losses. Consolidated stocks moved slightly, while reflections of a buying mood in Mt. Paul suggested a firmer overall atmosphere with some issuers recovering earlier declines. Government and other bonds remained steady as the market awaited clearer direction.
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New York
Supe
Mt. Paul
Bishop Delany Dies After Appendicitis
The obituary notes Bishop Delany born in Lowell in 1864 and his service as Bishop of Chester after Bishop Diead's death. He was consecrated on September 8, 1904, in a period marked by illness and church duties.
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Spas
Delany
Lowell
Mar
Chester
Dieadndwen
Goff Denies Patrick New Trial in New York Case
In New York on June 11 a judge denied a motion by counsel for Albert T. Patetea aged seven figures to grant a new trial. The ruling followed a plea that newly discovered evidence warranted the relief.
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Goff
Patrick New
New York
Caunnel
Albert T. Patetea
Three Dead In C R R Wreck At Eatontown
Red Bank June 11 Central Railroad of New Jersey Atlantic City flyer left Atlantic City at 8 30A M passed Med Bank at 10 50 ran off rails before Eatontown station about 10 20 this morning. Train broke through embankment and wreckage blocked track. Fireman and others injured. several passengers missing or dead. Doctors and ambulances rushed to station. a special medical train dispatched from Elizabeth avenue. Authorities search for more bodies as wreckers clear hundreds of feet of torn track.
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Red Bank
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Atlantic
Angina
J. Raber
van Duzer
Faber
New York
Fulger
Fulton
Newt ‘Orks
VanDuser
Halon
Tenhuree
Davidson
Lakewood
Caroline Gouldy
Ioo Basia
Easttreet
Ees Elizabeth
Fetontown
Thin
Elizabeth— Avenue
W. Huntington
Grier
Tong
Balloy Beblichter
Tetrumenta
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John J. Butacher
Plainfeld
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Kirk
John Fi. McManus
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Yi Genuig
Anil
Beau East Broad
Emrne
Hin Dagtti
Paul Killinghaber
Gipsy Camp
Davelog
H. Epstein
I Jatterson
Circles of Foresters of America
MR. Donnelly
Mis Furman
H.D. Saunders
Jersey Central
Wm. Jockel
Royal Blue Flyer
Somers's Shoals
Senator White
Tekes
Oath of Ofios
Gwins
Chicago
Atlantic Oryetary
Uke
Kew J Central
Atlantic City
Ausatle City
Eitestech
Delon Baus
Waltham and Watches
la Bebigia
Ines
Tucker
Senate Committee
Holrarchy
Wall Street
Dugan
Proud Street
Hackett
Bonar
Heeeh Butteing
eTalephour
Mes B. McMickie
Brooklyn Wall Paper CO
K. Goldtarb
Brosa Nea
Iabeth Avenue
Yoeses Meus Tate
Aps
Cincinnati
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Elizabeth Avenue
Wy & Giaan
Macrein
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