Roosevelt reception details for Sagamore Hill visit
New York June 16 final details for Col Theodore Roosevelt's return from Africa. A private car will join the Long Island Rail Road express to Oyster Bay for his first dinner on American soil. The Nassau County Roosevelt Reception Committee chartered a special train segment for the escort and family journey home. Mayor Gaynor will greet Roosevelt in Battery Park with a brief speech. Route decor is planned with flags and crowding organizations on Fifth Avenue and surrounding streets.
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New York
Col. T. Roosevelt
Long Island
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Oyster Bay
Long Island City
Sagamore Hill
Nassau County
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Taft
White House
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Gaynor
Col. Rosevelt
Broadway
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Eighth
Thirty-sixth Streets
Hope to Regain Saloon Licenses in City Action
City Attorney James C. Connolly expressed an opinion on the Rat ik case at the Board of Excise meeting. Saloonkeepers denied licenses may petition to regain privileges, with three applicants among those turned down. Petition signers from Peart Street and Fifth Avenue plan to pursue the matter, while the Methodist Social Union weighs possible certiorari action.
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Nathaniel K. Ratik
Board of Excise
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Peart Str
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Card
Contary
Methodist Social Union
Joseph Yonkug
Bondae
Missioners
William F. Groves
Uridoh
Despondent ex-employee ends life after discharge
James Walsh a longtime worker at Gyadselli Chemical Works Tremley hanged himself in the attic of his Elizabeth avenue home after being discharged from his post of twenty years. His brother Patrick, a fireman, had also lost his job recently, and both men struggled to find work before Walsh's suicide. Surviving wife and three children. Police and coroner notified.
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Tremley
Oncomson
James Walsh
Elizabeth Avenue
Patrick
James
Taborera
Shev
McCracken
Westcott
Meekins
Walsh
Ireland
Thomas
Eileen
Orange resident dies by own action at Rosehill Cemetery
The body of Carl Kissel of Hickory Street Orange was identified in Rosehill Cemetery after his wife viewed the scene. He reportedly acted from money troubles and had left home Tuesday to work, with a revolver found nearby. A Brewery Workers Union card on Kissel aided identification. Funeral plans were arranged for his wife and children.
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Todyday
Carl Kissel
Hickory Street
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New York
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Guthrie Still Capital as Legal Debate Rages
A garbled Oklahoma City report notes a legal action over Guthrie remaining capital until 1943 and Logan County officials asserting a right to file motions for a halt. State officials consider removal of a stoolman in Guthrie with Hunton referenced.
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Oklahoma’ City
Guthrie
Logan ¢Ounty
Hunton
Dolly Dimple to Demonstrate Disguise in Elizabeth
The Journal plans a staged appearance by Dolly Dimple in Elizabeth. She arrives tomorrow and will tour the city to study streets and buildings. At 7 o clock Wednesday night she reappears in altered disguise to prove her claimed powers. Readers will see daily photographs as the campaign unfolds with a reward for her capture after disappearance.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
New York
Elizabeth
Toanorrow
Miss Dimple
Thia 4A
Mise Pimple
Panama Exposition Postponed Decision Delayed
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs to day declined to decide if the Panama Exposition should be held in San Francisco or New York City The action indicates both cities are contenders and the matter will be reconsidered later by the committee in a bid to settle the venue choice.
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Washington
Dune
Francisco
Panama
Fowler Boom Is Given Blow at Union County Conference
Plainfield June 16 delegates from the Progression Republicans of Union County refused to endorse Charles X. Fowler for U.S. Senator citing loyalty to Cannon but personal reasons they accused his opposition as political. Governor candidate William P. Martin was unanimously endorsed for governor while no congressional endorsement was made. May declined to commit to mayoral candidacy, with further discussion planned.
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Plainfield
Charles X. Fowler
Cannon
Union County
G. W.W. May
Elizabeth
United State
Bix
Senate
Fowler
James T. McMurray
William P. Martin
G. W. V. May
R. Henry Depew
AmBoy City Seeks Coal Tax Refund in Court
Trenton June 14 The Mayor Common Council and Tax Collector of Booth Amboy claim the city may collect about 20000 in coal taxes from the Susquehanna Coal Company. Frederick M. Pearse files brief for defendants in the United States Circuit Court challenging the proceeds as constitutional.
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Booth Amboy
Epllgee
Susquehanna Coal Company
United States Circuit Court
Frederick M. P. Pearse
Coml Company
Oreatrain Routh Ambéy mi
Sale Princeton Game Clear and Tomorrow
A fragment indicates a sports sale and a Princeton game set for tomorrow. The readable text mentions Oe rae and Seegonea in relation to a football or athletics event with plans unclear.
Prof Scudder Abroad Plans Return From Rutgers Preparatory School Visit
Prof Scudder announces travel for a Rutgers Preparatory School exchange trip. He will meet Mr Nitin and other officials in Brunswick on June 25 and expects to return home by June 3, according to local notes.
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Brunswick
Ibn Tii Boddder
Rutgers
State railroad tower project budget report
June 18 dispatch from Trenton reports the state action to cut $4,455,000 from the railroad tower project at Hoboken. Only about $86,000 of the interest and bond provisions remain after adjustments, with the Supreme Court cited in the proceedings.
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Trenton
Via
YMCA campers to receive badges at Saturday gathering
The Y M C A unit plans a Saturday evening meeting to award camping badges that will serve as credentials at the camp. Whirlwind, the State camp organ, will be distributed. The paper will provide camping instructions to all campers.
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Y. M. C. A. Boge
Dewe
Moore denies he apologized to Nugent
Councilman Charles H. Moore denies making any apology for remarks about the City Council and the Finance Committee. He says the June 14 interview misrepresented him and asks for public retraction of the report. Nugent maintains an apology was made and recalls Moore's remarks at a Downtown Democratic Club event.
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Journal Today
Edward Nugent
Finance Committee
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Journal
Democratie
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Democratic Party
the Times
Firat Street
Sind
Union Business College at Dix Building on Broad Street
Day and evening sessions offered with individual instruction at Union Business College located in the Dix Building 208 210 Broad Street. Principal XBR Berriman directs the program and promotes tailored instruction for students seeking business training.
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Union Business College
Dix
Broad Street
Berriman
Elizabeth Council Opposes Higher Passenger Rates on Railroads
City councilors unanimously back a resolution by Peter J. McGurk denouncing proposed rise in passenger rates by Pennsylvania New Jersey Central and other railroads. They urge Governor Fort and the State Board of Railroad Commissioners to require railroads to justify the increase and reassess its impact on Elizabeth.
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Peter J. McGurk
Pennsylvania, New Jersey Control
Aud
Elizabeth
John Franklin Fort
New Jersey
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Neighbours Rally As Savage Family Threatens Nighttime Chaos
Patrols summoned by cries of three children left in night attire on a street near West Jersey avenenue after a drunken dispute between Patrick Savage and his wife. Officers Nevins Booth and Keilemeyer calmed the scene and persuaded the couple to bring the children inside. Neighbors plan to file a complaint, though none had by noon today.
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Pitrolman
Vin
Mrs. Savage
Nevins
Booth
Keilemeyer
Small Rise in City Tax Rate Likely This Year
An estimate presented to City Council by Comptroller John S Sauer and approved by Mayor Mravlay suggests the next fiscal year's tax rate could increase by three or four points from the current 1.50. The rise depends on ratables not exceeding 36 million dollars, with an estimated 2 million dollar increase over the year. If appropriations rise more, the rate could go to 1.60 or 1.64, and if the ratables exceed the estimate by about 2 million the rate may reach 1.62. The comptroller’s new detailed statement outlines funds needed for all city departments for the coming year, aiding council in budgeting before final tax action.
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City Coucil
John S. Sauer
Mravlay
Comptroller
Comptroller’s
Miner Seeks Taft with Revolver at White House
James Strickland, a Cumberland Md. miner, armed with a 54 caliber revolver, gained entry to the White House Executive offices claiming an appointment with President Taft. Doorkeeper and guards detained him after finding the weapon and $100. He was taken to a police station for investigation. He claimed advertising in West Virginia sought him.
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Journal
Washington
James Strickfiend
Cumberland
White House
Taft
Strickland
Dalrymple
Stricklin
Oathee
West Virginia
Ite
Move to Retire Moody From Supreme Court
Washington June 14 A report urging passage of a resolution for the retirement of Associate Justice Moody of the Supreme Court was ordered by the Senate Judiciary Committee. A special meeting of the committee was held for that purpose.
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Moory
Supreme Court
Senate Committee
Wall Street Trading Mixed With Sharp Losses In Early Session
The New York market opened with notable losses as prices fell across several major shares while other sectors showed gains. Amid broad fluctuations, Adventa and related equities drifted. meanwhile a social note mentions a June bride and local advertisements for decor and purveyors, including Purity Milk for children.
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