Paying plans not upset by the mayor committee stubborn on paving
The council, after reviewing the mayor's communication and law committee report, remains firm against approving new street paving. The mayor urges adherence to charter provisions on Wa street paving between Cherry and Chilton, arguing the council must specify materials and follow legal steps, while the law committee calls for further study before action.
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Whet
Luates
Cherry
Chilton Sueco
Stifers
Hong Lu
Wa Street
Lafayette Street
Adams Avenue
Auchordi’ Mauer
TRNC
Nuh
Upper Wardy
Lviv
Fernue
Mack
Juryman Charged With Forging Deed in Special Sessions
Prosecutor moves indictment against Rev. Frank B. Ham a Westfield resident and Cranford engineer for forging a deed dated June 21 WW involving Harriet Griffith Charles Griffith and Elizabeth Griffith of Brooklyn and George W. Thomas Cranford. Ham pleads not guilty in court with $44 bail posted. matter scheduled for July 8.
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Cranford
C. A. Swift
Court of Special Sessions
Wentfields
Ham
Fowler M. Voorhoos
Mion Canel
Harries EK
Grittith
Charles Gritith
Charles Grifith
Charles
Elizabeth Grifith
Brooklyn
George W. Thomas
Dowd
Cranfont Kownship
Jndictment
Harriet
CriMth
Charles Griffith
Elizabeth Grinich
Mrr
Ex Governor Foster Voorhees Father Dies in New Jersey
Nathaniel W Voorhees father of former Governor Foster M Voorhees and Dr SN Voorhees died Monday evening at his home in Tinton, where he had long resided. Born 1820 at Mine Brook, Amernot County, he graduated Rutgers 1847 and studied law at Princeton. He worked in banking before long service as cashier of Clinton National Bank and later First National Bank. A Republican, he served in local committees and state conventions, was County Judge by the State Legislature but did not seek reelection. he remained a longstanding Republican figure and delegate to national conventions.
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Nathaniel W. Voorhees
Foster M. Voorhees
SN. W. Voorhees
Tinton
Mr. Voorhees
Garret
Sarah Voorhees
Mine Brook
Aomernot
Rutgers College
Princeton
Richard G. Field
United States
Clinton National Bank
Voorhees
Ats
Clinton Bank
National Bank
First National Bank
Robert Foster
Voorers
Nantines
Lancely
Ogfield
Lincoln
Te IR
State Senate
Impressive Ordination Services For Mr Angus
The ordination of finery Baremors Angus to the ministry will take place this evening in the First Presbyterian Church at 8 o'clock. Presbytery officials from Elizabeth preside and deliver questions, while Rev. George F. Greene preaches and Rev. Dr. Whitaker gives the charge. Congregations of three churches join in the service. normal Wednesday night programs are omitted.
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Baremors Angus
First Presbyterian Church
Angus
Elizabeth
John Tt. Reeve
Basking Ridge
George F. Greene
Cranford
Whitaker
First
Second Presbyterian
Madiom Avenue Presbyterian Church
City Council Frays Over Hospital Fireworks Protection
City Council debates third reading of a measure to shield hospitals from Fourth of July fireworks. After lengthy discussion a resolution directs the mayor and police to keep hospitals secure and to hire extra patrols on July 4, with several council members opposing the ordinance as drafted and awaiting amendments.
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Palien
Schwartz
Rickers
Itu Sesond
Nugent
Frost
Bauer
Bedlotterer
Walker
Searle
Blanchard
McGurn
Nies
Ator
Newark
J L Bauer Added to City Health Board in 1910
In a council communication Mayor Mraylay announced D L Brown's resignation from the Board of Health and that Dr Brown's successor, J J Bauer, was appointed for a term to January 3, 1910, pending council approval. Councilman Ni eat praised Bauer for his past service and potential value to the department.
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Mraylay
D. L. St. Brown
Board of Health
Dr. Brown
Connect
J. J. Bauer
Eaward Nieat
Bauer
Ant Commedl
Mer
Niepont
Baier
Health Department
Taft Proposes Income Tax Plan and Corporate Excise Tax
President Taft urges Congress to adopt a two thirds vote constitutional amendment enabling a national income tax without state apportionment. He also backs a two percent excise tax on net corporate income, excluding banks and certain savings institutions, to cover deficits and fund government needs.
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Washington
Congress
Taft
Jujuy
Housa of Representatives
Haw
Senate
Pollovkvernon Farmers’ Loan & Trust
Conyoy
Supreme Court
Bon
Feder
Popult
Supreme Curt
Renson
Lily Country
National Hanks | Catherwinn Tayed Savings Banke
Atl Joan
Thin Joan
Efm
United States
Street Committee to Report on Work At Next Meeting
The Street Committee led by Chairman McGuin denounces mayoral remarks and promises a full report of street department work from January 1 to date at the next council meeting. The panel seeks to counter adverse comment and present its findings to city officials and the press.
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Vicor Mraving
Cornalman McGuin
Crete
Metin Wavid
Tan
Dade
Rahway Firemen Parade Seen By Newark Event
The Exempte and the Vamps discussed an invitation to Rahway for a parade after a Newark event Monday. Veterans and younger members remarked on the celebration, with officials praising the veterans’ turnout and the orderly display of uniforms and march.
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Newark
Rahway
Elizabeth
Morse Is Freed on 125000 Bail in U S Court
Charles W Morse was released this morning on bail of 125000 as the October term of the United States Court of Appeals heard the appeal of his conviction for violating the National Banking Act. Morse faced a fifteen year sentence in federal prison. about 25 friends, including bankers Warner Van Norden Seth H. Milliken and Harvey Hike, posted sureties. The appeal follows his bank fraud conviction and imprisonment. Advertisements urge portrait studio services on West 23rd Street, promising low prices and quick framing.
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New York
Charles W. Marne
United States
tSrewit Court of Appeals
Athenta
Sai
Morse
Bein Warner van Norden
Seth He Milliken
Harvey Hike
Talk of bonds for new park
Caples A Trimble chairs the Board of Trade committee amid a campaign to bond funds for a proposed park in Kulway Avenue. He plans to present the plan to Elizabeth City Council, with broad public enthusiasm and a push to involve the Legislature if needed. Details on financing and site remain under discussion.
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Caples A. Trimble
Sourd
Gppointerdt
Kulway Avenue
Elizabeth
Bond of Freeholders
Trimble
Wil
Edo Mit
Ulfmala
Vie
Lee
Pate
Owen
Jeane Neeemary Bane
Cosh
Cornellman Naggent
Couneilman
Nugent Ann
Nugent
Choneshman Kent
North Broad Street
Westminster Avenue
M Sons
Charles W. Irwin
8. P.O. Ayam
Thyrouuvil
Wrecked Slavonia mystery and Oberly alert
Dr Oberly reports no word from friends aboard the Slavonia wreck a week ago. Rev De dlerly and Mrs Oberly presumed to have sailed to Naples after Gibraltar cablegrams. fate of the pair remains uncertain amid tentative survivor claims and gossip. Also notices of annual reception and garden opening announced with dates and venues.
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Dlerly
Mra
Ulery
Slavonia
Amores
Ntl
Naples
Irene Antibes
Cahfermins
Oberly
Fermuda
Gibraltar
Fountain Row Protests Stall Horse Fountain Plan
A heated City Council meeting over erecting drinking fountains near the Sobleta and Sailura Monument and Mack Monument drew protests from residents and property owners. Mayor Victor Mirayley urged reconsideration, while petitions from local groups demanded a public hearing and possible alternative sites, with council committee reports and ward representatives debating the best course.
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Sobleta
Sailura
Novity Mroad
Fiscus Sen
Tateve
Streckewid
Victor Mirayley
Hitself
Ersidente
Tetewid
Cornell
Mack Monument
Elizabe Ruin
SD. C. A
Mack
Cormmitten
Alea
8. P.O Ay Wniler
Joseph W. Blanchardy -Wles
Counel
Intercepting Sewer Case Set For Court Appearance
The Intervesting sewer case moves toward a court appearance in the Court of Appeals. The municipal dispute centers on legality of a sewer construction and whether property gains will be visited to affected residents. The appeal involves Fayre and another claimant from Lindubury Newark, with Canjoils for Cryanal J designated for the appellants.
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Uday
Cryanal
Fadika
Lindubiry
Capus Newark
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