Who will oppose Mayor Berry in upcoming election
A fragmented city Democratic scene discusses possible opposition to Mayor Berry while factions within the party test loyalties. Councilman Sauer is pressed to consider a mayoral bid as leaders seek a unified stance amid internal splits and engineering to calm disgruntled elements before the next Democratic county meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democracy bin
Thin City
Berry
Republians
Herryhua
Uns
Ghosdt
Markalle
Rushi
Broad Street
Jobo
Sauer
Mayo
Collins
Ford
Whee
Democracy
Democratic
Chancellor Dock
Indolina
Roselle Freight Yard Crash Damages Station Roof
A pair of freight cars derailed into Roselle Freightyard damaging the station structure at about 8 o'clock. The impact splintered woodwork and tore the platform covering, with repairs estimated near $200. The cause remains under investigation.
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Roselle
Mera Ube
Names of Civil War Veterans Sought for Monument Dedication
The Soldiers and Sailors' Monument Association requests the names of eight civil war veterans to be invited to the dedicatory ceremonies. The committee asks for the information to be sent promptly and promises proper recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wames
Soldiers and Sailors’ Monument Association
Rand Jury Finishes Up To Tomorrow
The passage notes the rand jury will finish up tomorrow as part of a process to dispose of criminal cases before July. It mentions Brooklyn wallpaper and other scattered details, with unclear references and incomplete names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotty
Appeal for Funds for Civil War Monument
Citizens are urged to contribute to complete the monument to Civil War soldiers and sailors. The committee has raised 65.74 and aims for 1,750 more to cover erection and dedication costs, inviting all to help in this final fundraising push.
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C.H. K. Hal
Nion
Trucapa
Charles H. Moore
Robert J. Kirkland
T. B. Cissal
Robert McAnams
James C. Calvert
John W. Whelan
Finance Constulttoe
Testimony in Hagin's Behalf Filed in Court
In the Court of Quarter Sessions Samuel Schleimer sought a commission to take testimony in New York for Julius Hagin who faces an indecent assault trial. The request aimed at two key witnesses, a New York real estate dealer and his photographer, who refused to leave New York to testify. The state did not oppose the request and Judge Atwater granted bail for John Higgins charged with a separate offense.
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Court of Quarter Seasions
Samuel Schleimer
Julius Hagin
Huraday
New York
Sohtmer
Ateneographer
Ay Ben
Hagin
Samual K. Kirk
Fanwood
Health Hoard and the Meat Business
President John W. Whelan of the Board of Health said the board has been quietly investigating the meat business in the city and found no reason for summary action. Comers selling hot tamales and ox sand wiches in bulk will be looked into, and pungent onions will not mask bad material if present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Whelan
Board of Health
George B Lawson Slightly Hurt In Railroad Incident
George B Lawson 324 Union Avenue, a clerk at Central Railroad freight office, was injured yesterday afternoon at Madison Avenue bridge while alighting from a drill engine. He was squeezed between the locomotive and bridge, then taken to 107 Madison Avenue and later brought home by carriage.
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George B. Lawson
Union—avenue
Central, Railroad Freight Office
Madison Avenue
Charles Henry Decker
Obituary Notes for John McQuillins and John J Levine
Obituary notices report the deaths of John McQuillins aged 40 of 407 Magnolia events and John J Levine at his home 238 Magnolia Avenue in his eight year. McQuillins worked at Worthington Pump Works Harrison and leaves a wife and eight children after a long illness. Levine was a boilermaker and former pupil of St Patrick's Parochial School a communicant of St Patrick's Church with funeral services and burial at Mount Ivett Cemetery tomorrow morning.
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John McQuillins
Magnolia
Worthington
Harrison
Ral Serven
Patel
Triberimid Holtery
John J. Levine
John J. Levins
Margaret
John Levine
Magnolia Avenue
St. Patrick's
St. Patrick’s Church
Hermant Yin Mounivet Cemetery
Dentist Advertisement Notice in 19th Century Journal
A fragmented notice announces a dentist at 148 Jackson Street offering prompt service and reasonable rates. It mentions a “72 Bread” location and a weekly payment option of ten dollars, with scattered names and terms from an old business announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouaan
51 000 HANGS IN BALANCE IN SANITARY CODE DISCUSSION
The Board of Health discussed the new sanitary code with Central Railroad of New Jersey officials over meadow drainage near Newark Bay. Plumbers objected to a clause exposing piping in bathrooms, prompting edits and a review by the city attorney. A uniform garbage collection probe was ordered, and health staff were authorized to study practices in nine cities.
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Board of Health
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Meadowe
Newark Bay
Oyster Creek
Boand
Vouett
Richards
Boan
Aiden
H. A
Eunate la
Steacer
Henry Toole
Jersey's Share 8K Barred in Public Buildings Debate
New Jersey congressmen await allocation of public building funds as a bill sits with a committee. Proposed grants include Newark and Bridgeton at 100000 each, Perth Amboy 7000, Passaic 100000, with Trenton and Plainfield seeking similar projects while objections from senators and staged delays loom.
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Washington
Jersey
Athe Itty
NewsTerrey
Elizabeth
Bridgeton
Perth
Trenton
Propristion
Passaic
Senatory Dryden
Senate
House
Plainfield
Kean
Dryden
John R. Paddock
Kaste
Smoot
CBA
Blaze in the Bronx Wipes Out Factory and Homes
A fierce fire in the Bronx caused over 300000 in damage to a tire factory and adjacent tenement buildings. Police and fire crews evacuated residents, with no serious injuries reported as the blaze swept through the area around the block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bruyvésant and Wheelock Piano Consequien
Charlés “Teiger's Sons’ Bank and Bar Fixtures
Bronx
Reiger
Fire destroys oleo plant in South Omaha
Fire in Omsha Nebraska early today destroyed a building at the Armour plant in South Omaha. The damage was estimated at 640000. Half an hour after firefighters arrived the north wall collapsed killing Cornelius Denny of Armour & Co. Firemen saved surrounding structures and halted total plant destruction. Origin of the blaze not yet determined.
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Omsha
Neb
Xemour
Omaha
Cornelius Denny
Armour & Co
Ammoth
Eleventh Ward Primary Cited as Republican Only Ballot
Councilman John K English explains that the Eleventh ward primary will permit only Republicans to ballot for candidates for trustee at the event tomorrow night. He and colleagues say Democrats may not participate and outline possible expulsions if Democrats attempt to vote.
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Eleventh Ward
Journal
Asteasur
John K. Paglish
Colleune
Willum Po Mackensie
Aid
Doke Kerun
Morris Avenue
Anya
Demucraty
John K. “English
Docker
Democratic Council
Haze
Becaus
Wall Street Gains Spark Market Rise Early Session
The New York stock market showed clear improvement at opening with sharp advances among many issues. Names like NorthWestern, Delaware and Hudson, Baltimore and Ohio, New York Central, Union Pacific, Reading, and Pennsylvania climbed. St Paul hit 180 in what was described as the highest price of the move amid brisk activity. Government bonds were steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Juan
Northwent
Landon
Second Regiment to Parade Here July 4 in Trenton
In Trenton on June 12 Governor Stoken orders the Second Regiment to parade on July 4. Major General ane will lead or participate in Soldier Seat expredvey at Hlises beth. Local college notes Zoube workers and April events referenced amid scattered civic details.
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Trenton
Stoken ‘Terday
Ane
Abe
Soldion
Hlisesbeth
Aged Mother Suspect in New York Murder Case
Police in New York charge Mrs. Stenton, the aged mother of murdered Alice Kinnan, with potential knowledge of the crime. A blood stained hatchet was found near the Stenton home and investigators suspect a confidential motive tied to a $26,000 legal fee dispute involving Burton Gibson.
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New York
Alice Kinnan
Stenton
Mont
Burton W. Gibson
Seenton-minneton End
Price
Stenton House
Imurderer
Sunansin
Mra Ip
Frente Thement
Mre
Schippiar
Dl Front Yard
Stenton- Creigs Bend
Mra. Kinnan
Lee Palice
Holt
Jon
Brooklyn
Ayer
Ramian
Greenwood
Byonx
McDonald
Krenton Yraterday
Girl Slayer Granted Freedom After Custody Hearing
Justice Scott in the Supreme Court criminal branch granted the girl’s discharge after a brief custody hearing. Attorney Ely protested, but Josephine left the Criminal Court Building in a closed carriage to avoid the crowd. The judge’s order concluded in under a minute and the location of the girl’s destination was not disclosed, with plans to leave the city within twenty four hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sew Varg
Tereamnove
Thia
Justice Scott
Criminal Branch
Supreme Court
Ely
Josephine
Criminal Court
Tucker Goes To Electric Chair In Wake Of Murder
Hoston June 12 Charion 1 Thoker was executed for the murder of Mabel Page at Wea ton. Officials say he died after three electrocuting applications as prison doctors reported the heart stopped and he remained unconscious from the first shock.
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Hoston
Charion
Thoker
Mabel Page
Weaton
Tucker
Apeker
Joseph McLaughlin
Three Vassar Students Expelled After Auto Crash Incident
A story from Poughkeepsie reports three of four students expelled from Vassar College after an automobile breakdown near Pleasant Valley delayed them past curfew. The car allegedly belonged to a local man. one senior was later reinstated to graduate. The college president was away in Europe when this developed.
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Poughkeepsie
Varnar College
Vassar
Thia’city
Thie City
Pleasant Valley
Seo
Drs
Kendrick
Aant
James M. Taylor
Europe
Teri
Sunday School Picnic Panic in Camden Park
Panic struck Sunday school picnickers from St George's M B Church when a motor from Public Service Corporation pried loose a fastening near a car at 1 80 o'clock in the morning. The startled group rushed toward Ammonesson Park and leapt to safety. Helpers from the New York Shipbuilding Company rushed to assist and carry injured to nearby drugstores with none in serious condition.
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Camden
Jung
Public Service Corporation
Pnaneny Gers
St. George's M. B
East Ride
Almonesson Park
Aple
Ln Yen
New York Shipbuilding Company
Colonel Du Pont Elected Delaware Senator
Colonel Henry A. Du Pont was elected United States Senator from Delaware for the term ending March 4, 1911. He received twenty eight votes, eighteen from Democrats abstained, and Addicks one vote.
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Col. Dupont
Delaware
Dever
Delaware—Assembly
Henry A.toont
United States
Dupont
Packers Guilty in Interstate Freight Rebates Trial
A United States jury in Kansas City Mo found Armour Co Swift Co Cudahy Co and Nelson Morin Co guilty on charges tied to accepting rebates on shipments from Kansas City plants to New York for export. Prosecution argued the rebates violated interstate commerce rules while defense claimed contracts covering a twenty three cent rate were legal and tariffs later rose to thirty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
United States District Court
Armour& Co
Syrift & Co
Cudahy & Co
Nelson-Morrin Co
Burlington Railway
New York
Iefal i Cae Sorte
Cme Foudieree
Ateepti
Commerce
Commission
McPherson
Burlington
Voorhees and Isham Clash Over Grade Crossing Plan
At a City Hall hearing on a plan to eliminate all grade crossings, Henry Isham and U S Senator George Wetmore objected only lightly while Foster M Voorhees represented farmer interests. The discussion focused on Seventh Street, compensation for street vacation, and whether the railroad could be compelled to modify crossings. Leaders and engineers from the company and city officials attended as arguments unfolded.
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Central Railroad
Henry H. Isham
United States
George Pantholy Wetmore
Rhoda Island
Totter
Foster M. Voorhees
Vce
Noster
Huntington
William A. Barkelew
Reynolds
Dagnad
Kerwin
Doran
Atte Connolly
Cit
Luster
Collins
Edward Nugent
Isham
Taham Anid
Obj
Ith
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Discoverie
Hla
Traika
Searly
Besler-Voorhees Tilt
Besler
Seberas
Tiednet
Atmo
Voorheen
Realer
Seventh Street
Eafe
Wiehth
No Injunction Against Sheriff and Police Over Boxing
New York June 18 In a Supreme Court session Judge Tripgetich denied injunctions aimed at restraining Sheriff Hayes and Police Commissioner Bingham from interfering with boxing exhibitions at Latte Giegerich clubs. The court found the arguments unpersuasive and noted the officials' discretion to stop or permit bouts as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
Hayes
Bingham
Tripgetich
Sheriff Hayes
Moonlight Hop Dance Event Promises Evening Fun
A fragment reports a Monday dance night at Bughrun's Shoal with improvements to the venue and music. Details are unclear but the item highlights an enjoyable social event featuring a moonlight hop and dancing.
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Mazin
Brooklyn Wall Paper
Ian
Cape Wegree
Srorrer
Alvar
Marron
Eperers
Wgmund
Toome
Bioering
Plamis
Gail Pant
Feckrmeall
Mit
Bchi
Ieun
Board of, Health
Upper Lehigh
Thorn’s
Eaat Broad Street
Corner Chestnut
John K. English
Wall Street
Foote & Company
Banda
Urond Atrept
Mah
Chea
Ohio
Bt P
Weel
N.Y
Oi Wai Wu Rocksland
Southers Pacife
Mike J
Southers R
Texan Peette
Union
FBI
ELIZ
Aor
Ee College
Urlon
Kinnan
Stenton Mansion
Girl Slayer
Terranova
Vassar College
Armour, Swift, Nelson
Morris and Cudahy
Voorhees and
Isham Object
Cope
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