Demand Contracts Shown At Round of Tate Meeting
The 1907 08 season's closing Round of Tate meeting heard a report from the committee probing express company rates in Blyth. The panel, citing mileage and monopoly concerns, urged action before the New Jersey Board of Railroad Commissioners, detailing alleged price gouging and exclusive contracts among Express Carriers and the Central Railroad Company of New Jersey. The report, read amid merchant grievances, emphasized the impact on local businesses and consumers.
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Tate
Tates
State Board of Railroad
Iventon
Inninl
State Board
Unanimoan Vate
Board of ‘Road Commissionerie
State of
New Jersey
Blyth
Compalites Dely-Au- Mborietsle Hale jRomse
San
Ulead Company
Pannayloaia
Bal Jewel Aympany
Mel Central Ae
New York
Mlizabeth
Central Railroad Company of
Wil
Ming Spl
Bpm Express
Privil United
Ponree
Espress
Paylonia Railapa
Adoma Expressans
Talore
Adoma
Thor
Pa Cara
Iraeniaale
Copapaa
Caotenshed
Sowmey Gene
Wamleg
Ons Ber
Adama Seca
United Bd States
Xn Common
Renee ‘Atates
Sears Giges Tenet Bates
Ol Jatea Apd
Summer School of Tee Snc Ee Commerce College
Merah Paikding at 907 Browd reports a summer school session for the commerce college. Details on location and contact appear limited, with fragmented lines and unclear names.
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Tee
Snc EE Commerce College
Mente
Merah Paikding
Browd
Wre
Mellie
Erte
Horse and truck recovered by police after theft
Special to the Journally Cranford reports a gray horse and wagon stolen from McCormack's Express Company in New York were recovered locally. The horn and harness were found, the wagon door painted over, and a man claiming half ownership of the horse sought to sell it before vanishing as Brooklyn detectives aided the hunt.
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Journally Cranford
Brooklyn Hunt
Man narrowly escapes gallows in Chicago reprieve
Herman Billek, sentenced for murder, faced execution when a reprieve and appeal to the United States Supreme Court halted the hanging. The case involved a plan to kill family members for life insurance, with testimony about alleged conspirators and evidence reviewed before the stay.
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Chicago
Herman Billek
United States Supreme Court
Billek
Alowet
Vinal
Tate
Mra. Vreel
Winners of Alumni Prizes Announced at Elizabeth High
The Elizabeth High School Alumni Association announced the winners of its two best essay prizes for Bettin High School students Mim Gophle Lifton and Nota Wey. Lifton will receive $15 and Wey $10. awards to be presented at commencement. Edward J. Grauman, association president, outlined the prize details and committee roles.
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Mim Gophle Lifton
Bettin High School
Nota Wey
Elizabeth High School
Alwans, Associaton
Gitla
Iiterary Golletion
Battin High School
Big Lifson
Mina Way
Edward J. Grauman
Temnilton
Harriett B. Crane
Gertrude W. “Hall
Five persons arraigned on theft charges in county court
Five individuals faced arraignment in county court on theft related charges. Court records show the defendants pleaded not guilty and await further proceedings as prosecutors outline the case.
Taft Expected On First Ballot At Republican Convention
Reports from Chicago indicate the Republican National Committee has prepared a temporary roll for the convention with Taft likely to receive the first ballot if contest resolutions go as planned. Gompers and AFL leaders are en route, signaling labor concerns at the platform meeting. Delegates drift toward Chicago as the nomination fight intensifies with discussions on labor measures and anti trust issues.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
William H. Taft
Samuel Gompern
Executive Enuines
American Federal of Labor
Washington
Gompers
Elena
Empire State
Jon Prominen T
Bradley
Kentucky
Hitchcock
Vorys Charles Taft
Senator Lodge
Fire damages chimney at Vandervere home
A fire started in a defective chimney at 240 The Wire Place, damaging the upper wall and sheathing but thwarted by chemical extinguishing and truck response. The frame house, occupied by the Vandervere/FLL family, suffered about 820 in damage. Homeowner is David Farron.
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Vandervere
Wire Place
David Farron
Public Schools Observe Flag Day Across Buildings
Principals plan patriotic activities across several school rooms to honor the national flag on Memorial Day week. Students will study the flag’s history, sing songs, and participate in coordinated exercises with teachers and local groups to mark June 14 1777 and July 4 preparations.
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Elizabeth
Momilay
Enblam
Governor Fort
United States
Carola
Police Parade to Day Inspection and Marching Order
The police parade is scheduled for this afternoon with inspection by Mayor P J Ryan. The Police Committee of City Noanall will meet at 2 o clock in Court Park, form in marching order, and proceed along Prospect Street to the planted area, marching past the block.
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P. J. Ryan
City Noanall
Koutt Park
Anti-Gambling Law Put Into Effect At The Races
New York police, led by Commissioner Bingham, announce a firm crackdown on off track betting at racetracks. He vows immediate arrests for any wagering on races and warns Brooklyn officials and track personnel that violators will be charged under the new anti gambling law. He orders plainclothes units to monitor events and reports plans for strict enforcement with Deputy Commissioners Baker and Hanson present.
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New York
Bingham
Philip Dwyer
Brooklyn
Baker
Manson
Iaul
Hingaon
Hanson
Dome
Club Event Draws Large Crowd at Union Business College
A large attendance filled Union Business College as the club held its meeting in new quarters Battery B Wall. A three act sketch The Irvhtinen Pedler featured Beth Deverling Neumann Moyers Brewer Reilly Verstegeri with musical performances by Misses Bowman Stottter Zimmerman Fitzgerald Stoffler Broecker Heliea and others. The president D Z Higgins urged continued enthusiasm and a memorial committee was formed to nominate next year’s officers.
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Union Business College
Tta New
Mina Stoffler
Qian
D. Z. Higgins
Jin 91
Aw Thief
Floyd Binkeman
J. Glaude Helles
Wilmer Rusk
Meeti Watts
Peel Rene
Ember Menting
al Ee
Gale of Clothing Prompt Leaves Readable Fragments
Fragmented OCR text mentions clothing and a gate with an Arab-related phrase. The readable portion hints at a scene or item list but lacks coherent details, names, places, or dates to form a clear news item.
Hospital Bazaar Planned At St Marys For Hospital Benefit
Die Livdies' Miexilinny group met at the Young Men's Catholic Legion hall to plan a hospital benefit bazaar. Sixty members attended. The event will be held in the hospital's new wing once finalized with officers named including Ryan president and Mrs Polls correspondence secretary.
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St. Thatty Hospital
Holy Rosary
Ti Wie
Wyllinte Son
Ryan
Michael Dorning
Mins M.A. Polls
Mora. Anderson
Mra Jy 2
Rielly
City Fire Code Trial Opens Over Seating Violations
A long running city fire law case begins in Police Court with Neil and Sheppard charged for failing to permanently fasten chairs in a moving picture hall on Elizabeth Avenue. City attorney Connally contends the 1908 act applies to large cities, while defense claims the 1698 law governs. Judge Mahon overrules defense on key points as proceedings continue next Friday with city officials testifying.
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Mahon
Neil & Sheppard
Elizabeth Avenue
Fawten Alwin
Chalers
Connally
John Grifin
Tawyer United Wu
Connilly Hind
Griffin
Connolly
Ryan
New Jersey
Iward
Neill
Sheppard
Frank McGrail
Murphy
Gerstung
Dennis Sheppard
Death to stray dogs by gas at city pound
Report from Poondhewprr Hazard describes the pound plan to execute stray dogs by gas in a box at a set time, with a July date mentioned. City clerk records show 1,270 dogs issued tags and ongoing pickups by the poundkeeper and assistants during the day and night.
Voters urged to decide library proposition at city hall
A public hearing at City Hall drew thousands urging the adoption of a library law. Prominent residents and officials argued for letting voters decide the issue, with 2400 signed backers and support from the State Library Commission. Speakers pressed that Council should place the question on ballots, while some questioned Council authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wily Connort
Counvil
Cay
Wall Street Dips Then Mixed Actions In Early Trading
The New York market opened with broad guidence from Guinness like speculation and selling, pushing many issues down from the prior close. By midday activity waned as some leaders held above watered quotes while others slipped, with a cautious mood persisting and turnover light.
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New York
Junn
Bankness
Althrough
London
Thurg
June Sale At The Turniehl Store In Union County
A bold June sale advertises men s furnishings at the Turniehl store on Bond and Second streets with discounts on shirts summer underwear hosiery straw hats neckwear bathing suits and more for one week plus notices of related offerings by Elizabeth Mattress Co Jefferson Avenue and James J Higlins.
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Mens Turniehl Oatarte Tormorrew
Bond
Second Streets
Union County
Balisyt
Thia
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Ninery
Patromige
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Girt
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Miss Way
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Warrt
Albany
Liovernor
Robert Sue
Icheweta
Tom Palo
Grerpen
Ice Street
Jockey Club
Huyes
Union Gusiiters College Organization
Ladies’ Auxiliary
St. Elizabeth
Poundkeeper
Council
City Couneil
W. Kimball
Passaie
State Library Communion
Thnese
Hypniv
Tverett T. Tomlinson
Central Baptist
Rayment T. Parrot
Melville Eglenton
Runsel W. Woodward
Abe Ifsid
Thomas H. Doe
Mark Mi “Whittemore
Eben B. Cobb
Henry H. Toham
Aml
Alinanh
Parrot
Counell
Tomlinson Laai
Wall Street
Isley
Elizabeth Mattress
Jefferson Avenue
James J. Higlns
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