Green Quits State Board Over Tuberculosis Sanatorium Dispute
Dr James S Green resigns from the state tuberculosis board along with Dr Charles J Kipp and Professor Austin Scott over disagreements on appointing a superintendent at Gardner New Jersey Sanatorium for Tuberculous Diseases. Governor Stokes accepts the resignations with regret.
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New
Jerey
James 8. Green
Rutgers College
Stokes
Gren
Journal
Br.h. H. Davis
Camden
Gardner
Aes
William
Ca BB
Heatheers
Briige
Ied
Appelt
Italians Arrested After Alleged Insult in Jackson Park
In Jackson Park Heartly two Italians A Jengo and Dominick Maxzo were taken into custody before 10 oclock last night on complaint by Adaline Blank an 18 year old resident at 2 Javaente. The incident occurred as she passed through the park with witnesses to prove the insult.
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Jengo
Dominick Maxzo
Jackson Park
Adaline Blank
Elizabeth Ja
Javente
Matson
Jenka
First Street Bridge Can Now Be Built Report
City Council committee reports land secured for approaches to the proposed First Street bridge. An agreement with Standard Oil secures a riverfront strip feet by 100 feet, enabling a wide approach, a dock, and space for building material and freight. The 23 000 appropriation was promised for construction from First Street toward Amboy Avenue.
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de Lamarter
Kellogg
Fuhrman
First Street
Board of Freeholders
City Council
Flrat. Street
Amboy-avenue
Coustell
Standard Oil Company
Anti-Saloon League Speakers Tour New Jersey
The Anti-Saloon League sent seven men across New Jersey with two, J Frank Burke and Rev. E Hy Curtis, assigned to Union County. Burke spoke in Jersey City in the morning and at the Conties Church in the evening, while Curtis spoke at Fulton Street Methodist and at Madison Avenue Presbyterian. Burke outlined the league's soon coming plan and urged unity to end the saloon era.
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Anti-Saloon League of
New Jersey
J. Frank Burke
League
E. Hy Curtis
Union County
Jonal
Kenene
Three Fires Reported in 24 Hours At Local Works
In a span of twenty four hours three small fires drew attention near Iron and Front streets. One blaze involved a sponge based mixture used in journals and other materials, set loose in the open sun leading to flame and smoke. Fire crews from No. 2 and No. 4 were dispatched to handle the incidents, with damage confined to cellars and rear building areas at the Works plant.
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Bes
Myenns
Con Works
Tha. Garret
Summer School Paring Judy at Angies Special Rot
Judy takes part in a summer school activity at Angies as a special rotation event. The fragment suggests a local community program with unclear details and timing.
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Judy
Angies Specal Rot
Woman Held for Shooting After Short Pursuit
Beanie, a 24 year old woman, confessed to shooting Hall following an attack on her by Hall and a companion on June 6. After the incident she and her husband fled the city, returning yesterday as officers pursued them. Beanie claimed self defense and recounts a desperate chase ending on a stairway where she fired briefly at her pursuers.
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Awolle Beana
Atalee Srraceen
Ferdin Nervous Holds to Pursuit Story
Charles Ferdin, the man who on Friday night shot and killed Frederick Rash of 631 Garden Street, was arrested Saturday morning and committed to jail this afternoon. He was seen fleeing the scene and authorities described his nervous conduct during questioning.
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Charles Ferdin
Frederick Rash
Garden Street
Wes
Summer School Notice From Page Scrape
Fragmentary OCR mentions summer school and envisions pictorial elements with unclear details. Readers are reminded to consult official notices for full instructions and dates.
Battin High School Red and White ends for year
The Battin High School paper Red and White concludes its publication year, with no further issues until September or October. It notes a decade of strong operation and lists the editorial team including editor-in-chief Brane D. Halsey and several assistants, editors, exchange editors, staff artists, and a supervisor.
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RED
High School
Battin High School
Netiool
Aps
Wchief
Ibrane D. Halsey
Mins M. Ernestine Clement
Aft
Police Warning on Firework Sales Ahead of July 4
Captain O Leary acting chief of police warns Elizabeth shopkeepers and others against selling torpedoes or firecrackers before July 4. Prosecution will follow under the offense already in force. The Board of Fire Commissioners favors an ordinance to curb dangerous fireworks as fires rise concerns about July Fourth.
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O'Leary
Tenney
National Convention of Police
Jamestown
Elizabeth
Board of Fire Commissioners
Notling
George A. Henshaw Ill at Home Record
Ill person named George A. Henshaw reported at his home Ree lei Park or similar. The text references Overseer of the Poor and a partial address on Broad Street, Raw 3, with unclear dates and delivery notes. The readable items suggest a local administrative or welfare notice involving Henshaw and care provision.
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George A. Henshaw
Miller’s Not Guilty Plea in Liquor Case Trial
Important defense witness Laula B Miller, ill and bedridden, could not leave her bed as the court handled charges of illegal selling of liquor. Miller pleaded not guilty and was held on 500 bail. Trial dates were unsettled as related cases faced delays.
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Laula
Miller
Wes
Lickase
Board of Euniee
Heenbo
Joseph Nolte
Miteee Mature
Ron
Nell
Nothf
Fomora
Foster
Voorhees
George Hollins
James Thorn
Bond
Third Streets
Creamall
Italian Strikes Women in Police Court Incident
Defemenato, an Italian detainee, faces police court proceedings after a reported assault against women. Proceedings outline charges and potential penalties as authorities pursue case details and victims’ statements.
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Defemenato
Italien
Police
Strikers Believed To Have Attacked Three Carpenters
Three carpenters filling in at Elizabeth Dry Dock Company were assaulted Saturday night on Elizabeth avenue near Third street. One was knocked unconscious, two suffered severe scalp wounds. Assailants, believed to be three strikers, fled. Victims Henry Buckingham, William Newton, and Richard Young were treated at Edward Steele's store. Dr. Bunting later attended them. Police seek the attackers.
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Elizabeth Dry Dock Company
Elizabeth Avenue
Third Street
Henry Buckingham
William [Newton
Richard Young
Elvabeth Avenue
Third Commetuml
Lang Bupa
Wir
Newton
Hickingham
Ealward Steele
Harry Jacobson
Bunting
Jury Break Hoodoo After Thirteen Dined
A jury in Court of Quirtar dec sions failed to agree after a thirteen diners superstition. The panel cited unlucky thirteen at the table and quarrels with a constable as reasons for delay in deciding Albert Matura's excise law case. One juror suggested someone must die while another blamed the constable. The jury ultimately remained deadlocked, with discussions continuing after the feast.
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Quirtar
Anne of Albert Matura
Bowdon
Death by Own Action Believed To Be Elizabeth Man
June 17 the man who died near Del Monte Bay night has been identified as Salinas, 22, who left home two years ago after quarreling with his father. At the store of J J Jacobs on First Street it was said no son of theirs had committed such an act. A Mr Jacobs had a son Michael who went West years ago.
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Delmonte Bey
Salinas
J. J. Jacobs
Special Meeting to Elect Superintendent in City Schools
The Board of Education schedules a special meeting on July 2 to elect a new superintendent. Five board members reportedly back Richard Clement with Shearer favored by others, while debate over a Democratic caucus stalls further action and no formal call has been made.
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Board of Education
Richard Clement
Lrigarer
Tiie
Clement
Peter J.campbell
Commander Ward Here
A terse wartime dispatch notes Commander Ward is present with a brief confirmation. The source text is fragmented with unreadable portions, but identifies Commander Ward in a direct, isolated line.
Russians Kill Port Official and Fire on Boat
Reports from Sevastopol and St Petersburg depict a violent attack on port officials and a torpedo boat. Deputy harbor commander Cok Guessekowsky was killed. an attacker fled. An attempted strike against Admiral Wiren, commander of the Russian squadron, occurred as officers cruised in a launch. The torpedo boat was damaged but not exploded. several officers were arrested. Across Vienna, hundreds of Russian sailors were reported detained and the Black Sea fleet rendered nonfunctional. Loyal troops were deployed to Odessa and Sevastopol as tensions rose.
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Sevastopol
Russia
Cok | Guessekowsky
Wan
Iunrderer
Poe
Aslssinate
Admiiral Wiren
Sevastofpahe Calie
Etenee Uhzek
Leutenant Rubzek
Vienna
Severy
Filcona
Odessa
All Calm in St Petersburg Amid Armored Peacekeeping
Report from St Petersburg on June 17 notes no outbreaks of unrest as troops patrol streets in force. Authorities reassure public, with armed detachment presence and speedy measures anticipated by Premier Stolypin to prevent disturbances across the empire.
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St. Petersburg
St. Pateraburg
Jume
Stolypia
Board of Assessors Meets in City Hall to Review Wards
The local Board of Assessors met in the City Council chamber from 9 AM to 4 PM to review ward books. Chairman Caleb C. Pollard led discussions as the county board plans a three week session to prepare for the August first Tuesday election.
Wall Street Opening Slumps Then Recovers Some Stocks
New York traders watched Union Pacific and Amalgamated Copper slide at the opening but prices rebounded within the first hour. Government bonds remained quiet as equities firmed at the end of the hour with gains in the traded stocks.
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New York
London
Union Pacific
Amalgamated
Pacific
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