Local Court Decides Several Cases in Hauser and Brink
The Supreme Court yesterday handed down several decisions on appeal in local cases. One new trial was ordered in a Public Service Corporation matter, and a verdict was reversed in the Hauser suit against Goodstein. In the Brink case widow Margaret E. Brink was awarded about 185,000. The report notes further rulings and references to Justice Swift and Judge Stamber.
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Supreme Court Yestering
Thia Cape
Public’ Service Corporation
Margaret E. Brink
Margaret E. Brink, Widow and Administratrix For ‘Teomes
Brink
Jersey Streeterento
Newt
Tomes
P. Brink
Lai
Union Circuit
Supreme Court
Ened
Hauser
Wolf
Lever
Meyer
Jersey
Supreme” Court
Fundie
Wendrickson
Supremes Court
S Subordiinads
Branels
State Department motor vehicle item rejected in bill defeat
A proposed appropriation of 83000 for a State Department motor vehicle program was not passed and was struck from the bill. The item appeared in relation to Senator Prelingholysen's measure and the SSLST proposal involving a 4500 deficit.
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State Department of Motor Vehicle
Prelingholysen
Local Assessors Making Up Books
The local Board of Assessors met in the City Council chamber to review progress from each ward. Assessors were instructed to prepare tidy, certified books for county review, with sessions continuing next Monday and the following week to finalize all copies for the county board in 1908.
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Seaaion
Nother
Eek
Wow
Eek Street
Lighter burned at Singer Pier reported by Newark Bay steamlighter
Fire discovered last night at the Singer Sewing Machine dock area by steamlighter Edward Chark of Newark Bay. The lighter and dock area were damaged as private fire brigades responded. cause remains under investigation and formal report pending.
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Edward Chark
Newark Bay
Commander to Visit Elizabeth in September
The Bon. Hamilton Wade of Balislo will travel to Elizabeth to attend a de and musical talnment. He will discuss the US Wave AM stmrades when ed in September and set plans for the event.
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Elizabeth
Balislo
Indictments Proceed As Grand Jury Returns 14 More
The Grand Jury presented fourteen additional indictments to Judge Atwater amid a tense session. The batch brings total indictments for the term to thirty five, with rumors of cases against saloonkeepers. Witnesses waited in the court room as deliberations paused after the new indictments were read.
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Atwater
Broad Street
Grand Jury
Rooma
Itete
Medina
Orchard 6 Still Unshaken in Haywood Trial Report
An investigation segment recounts the prolonged examination of Harry Orchard by Lttorrgy Richardson during the William D. Haywood murder trial. Richardson faced interruptions and effort to negate testimony while Bradley and Sen. Francisco figures appeared in context.
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Boise
Lttorrgy Richardson
Harry Orchard
William D.,haywood
Bradley
Francisco
Richardson
Fragmented OCR Reads Roadside Log Entry
A damaged OCR fragment shows a roadsteprt note with unclear place names and numbers. Readable bits mention first class and possible names like Gults and Wooklige, but the entry is incomplete. No clear event or outcome is discernible.
Prizes in Gold Coin Awarded to Four Winners
Four young women received weekly prizes of gold coin after tallies showed Edna Portman first with 1000 votes, Kathrine Jacobson second with 700, Eva Kunkel fourth with 300, and Katherine Jacobson in third with 500 votes. Jacobson and Kunkel also won in the prior week.
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Kunkel
Priges
Mise Jacobson
Millie Belchert
Jatia
Noies
Bureita
Ms Raph Binge
Milliken Brothers receivers named by court
Milliken Brothers, structural steel manufacturers and builders, were named receivers by Judge Holt in the U S District Court, New York. August Heckeher Willem 6 Ward and J Van Vechten Qicatt appointed to oversee the firm as bankruptcy proceedings follow. The company, with assets about 8 million and liabilities near 60 million, faced a secured 3 million mortgage and unsecured rent. Creditors listed include ter & Bidek and John Babes. The filing comes as steel orders were high, challenging prior predictions of failure.
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Heckeher
Willem 6 Ward
J. van Vechten
Toviay
Holt
United States District “Court of New York
Milliken Brothers
Structural Steel
Silken Brothers, Incorporated
Ite Ste
States Taland
Milliken Brothers Inca firm of steel contractors history
Milliken Brothers, founded fifty years ago by Samuel Milliken, grew from cement and iron work to open hearth steel construction. By 1903 they operated a Staten Island plant, expanded capacity, and formed a large corporation with capital stock rising to 5.5 million by 1909. Foster Milliken and Edward F. Milliken led later, with significant payroll and worldwide scale ambitions. A bond mortgage secured the plant to Standard Trust Company.
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Ander
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Milliken Brothers
Samuel Milliken
Vari
Foster Milliken
Edward F. Milliken
Milliken Bros. ix
Milliken
Smith Co Op
Milliken Bros
Irom Commission
Ira and Steel
T Fee
Torsie
New ‘York Hospital
Hary S. Manning
Staten Island
Wall Street Ends Day Mixed Amid Market Turbulence
In New York trading, the market showed surprise and mixed sentiment as buying orders fluctuated and selling pressure persisted at midday. New York Central posted a notable advance while others drifted, with several stocks retreating from earlier highs as traders weighed recent developments.
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New York
Wes
New ‘York Central
Meade
Esina
Ehitelk
Gover
Col Patterson on Inspection Tour
Col Patterson undertakes an inspection tour visiting key sites and meeting department officials to review operations. The visit highlights ongoing oversight and coordination efforts within the unit.
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Col. Patterson
Eumesi
Be Department
Tit
Erie
Eee
Kuroki Sails for Orient After Trade Talks Tension
General Baron Kuroki sailed for the Orient after a Washington visit during which State Department officials warned that anti American agitation in Japan may threaten the new trade and immigration treaty negotiations. The dispatch notes sensational yellow press and a report by Charles Takahashi highlighting veracity disputes between Japanese and American officials. The trip follows a round of luncheons and social events in the U.S. capital.
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Washington
State Department
Japan
Honerea Tee
Japan- Sse
Charles Takahashi
Seattle
Pacific
Atane
Iene
Commerce Tabaryeer
Takahashi
Wash
Baron Kuroki
Orient
United States
One Way to Avoid Fines for Speeding
A fragmentary report describes two individuals associated with Stanley Li Hood Co and a street route along Morris Avenue to Summit. It mentions repeated stops of machines and collecting funds, with constables measuring output at various points.
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Stanley Li Hood
Schultz Not Guilty In Disorderly Conduct Case
Frank Schultz of 42 Elisabeth is alleged to have bought red Bimaseit in a disorderly manner with neighbors. The court delivered a verdict of not guilty after 1 o clock. Prepare for Big Home Week as weather promises warmth and households plan cleaning and drapery updates with Better Ser Leaered Bros offering prompt service.
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Schultz
Frank Schults
Elisabeth Aregus
Ectmien
Leaered Bros
Great Waist Sale at Levy's Department Store
Beacons Bend and Wall streets advertise to-morrow sales on summer goods. Offers include white lawn muslin, cubfelder y and trimmings, plus bargains on cider and te-pight's. Summer school rates listed for July and August. Union Principal, Dir Building, Soc-219 street, city.
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Beacons
Bend and
Wall Streets
Dir
Soc
219 Street
City
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