Jersey Delegates Vote Yet for Taft at Convention
New Jersey sent twenty four delegates to the Republican National Convention to nominate a candidate. Taft led with J. S. Kean and Gouverneur Kort as primary supporters while Knox and Murphy were aboard as other contenders. The delegation was split over the platform and a minority plank on campaign publicity faced a veto from Ackerman. Delegates remained optimistic but unsettled as late as Sunday, with Governor Murphy rumored to threaten to withdraw if the delegation’s tactics faltered and Kean’s harmony program reported.
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Chicago
New Jersey
Taft
J. S
Kean
Gover
Air Kort
A. Ledyard Blair
Winton
Invrivon
George G. Smith
PW. Roebling
Senator R. Ackerman
Robert Illum
John R. Rumney
Thomas Wehb
George Gonzales
Pierre P. Garven
Joseph, Deay
Thoman N. McCarter
Tr. Lawne
Ward
Cinnen
Tohit T Blatt
Comeseium HG
Loudenulager
K. Ambler
Knox—U
Brigga
David Baird
Bantuel K. Robbing
Robert HK. Hand
Kir Palibanke
William F. Barpour
William’ F. Allen
Ernet BR. Ackerman
Union
New York
Sherman
Newark
Jersey
Franklin Murphy
Rowit
Kean Turing
Peace
Taft Resigns as Secretary of War in 1912 Announcement
Washington reports Taft announces resignation as Secretary of War today. He plans to depart the White House soon and will be pursuing private duties with his brother Chutes P. Taft. The resignation becomes effective upon filing and Taft intends to visit Japan after leaving office.
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Journal
Washington
William’ “A. Taft
Taft
Conter
Chutes P. Taft
Autter City
Aoe Tauppinen
Japan
Secretary of ‘War
Good Clothes and Goods Display at Newark Storefront
Fragmentary OCR notes describe clothing items and display arrangements in Manhattan and Newark. Mentions shirts and bathing attire, storage needs, and a railroad catalog event or listing. Names and clear actions are unclear due to incomplete text.
Explosion at Fort Wadsworth Kills One and Injures Two
A flareback during a fort gun battery firing at Fort Wadsworth during a bombardment attack causes the death of George Harvey and injuries to William McDowell and another crewman. A board of inquiry will determine the accident details as police restrict information at the fort.
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Journal
New York
Welch
Hedy
Geoge Harvey
William Mcdowell
Fort Wadsworth
Dix
Ninth Regiment
Harvey
Anrohverk
Aji
McDowell
Hold Up Alleged Three In Court In New York
Three men including James McNamara Walter Sickers and William Downing faced Judge Atwater in the Court of Quarter Sessions charged with holding up and robbing a conductor on a New York Elizabeth car February 1. Brown appeared under an alias Peter Va Chaldorp and testified about the details while the conductor testified to the assault.
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Elizabeth
New York
James McNihara
Walter H. Sickers
Judge Atwater
William JT Downing
Nace
F Veter Brown
Inter
Peter van Chaldorp
Magnolia Avenue
Jersey City
Brown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Guese
Lake Ramfel
Wilson
Sickers
Amd
Croas
Peter Va Chaldorp
Metropolitan ‘Traction Company
Twenty-third Street
Ferry
Polletorinan
William Delaney
Court Street
Mmatorman
Brown Au Ta
Certein
McNamara
Court Action Possible Over Carpenter Union Dispute
Court action may follow after the Master Carpenters Association moves to drop M Byrnes Building Company from its roster. Michael Byrnes, head of the firm, consulted counsel as details emerged of a striker and a non employee worker directed to a contractor outside the union. The case centers on alleged by law violations and whether Byrnes’ actions breached membership rules and inspired the worker to obtain a job.
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Master Carpenters’ Association
M. Byrnes Building Company
Michael Byrnes
Bing
Byrnes
Mn Byrnes
Master Carpenters
Teremay
Ani
Alse
Byres
Letter of goodwill sent to Maio Martin from YMG board
At a regular monthly meeting of the YMG board of directors held last night in Maras Agate 7, a goodwill letter was approved for Maio Martin. The message expressed wishes for good health and a swift return to work, signed by Elisabeth M. Ome and other directors.
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Maio Martin
Ilirectorn
YMG. A
Maras Agate
Pic Gamex
England
Regilar
Usie Whiting
Ron Oy
Lal Olpwhee Caine Dae Pt
Bsxs
Pare Pera
Elisabeth ¥. M. OM
Counselors Exam Pass Report From June Board
Reymond T and Walter Ta Hetfield, both of Plainfield and Elizabeth, have passed counselor examinations. The Board of Examiners issued the official report today confirming their successful completion.
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Speelst
the Journal
Reymond T, Perret
John ¥.Brown
Plixabeth
Walter Ta Hetfield
Plainfield
Board of Examitere
Hebrew Young Men Elect Officers at Semi-Annual Meeting
The Ohr Hebrew Young Men's Association held a semi annual business meeting last night at Labrary Mall Court Street. Officers were elected and will lead the group on an outing in July with installation planned at the next meeting.
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Ohr Young Men's
Hebrew Assoviation
Labrary Mall
Court Strest
Results by States on Nominations Vote for Presidency
The following tables show how each state's delegation voted in the nominations for the presidency. It presents the vote by state for the nominated candidates and reflects the overall allocation of support across the party slate for the present presidential contest.
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New Yorker
New York
Revere
Ite
Willian McKinley
Kiplin
Republion
Shormtn
Wernher Loses $320000 to Diamond Maker in Paris
Telegraph from Paris reports Sir Julian Wernher of the De Beers Mining Company duped by Henri Lemoin e known as the diamond maker. Wernher reportedly risked ridicule and public loss after being lured into an alleged invention that could produce diamonds. Lemoin e's claims center on a method to counterfeit or create stones, endangering Beers interests.
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Tournai
Paris
Sime
Julian Awernher
de Beers Mining Company
Henri Lemoine
Wernter
Te‘charitign
Lemoine
de Beers
Werner
Beers
False alarm at Franklin and Fifth Streets prompts investigation
A false alarm occurred at Franklin and Fifth Streets with 293 responding. Last seen units 45 and Truck No. 2 dispatched to the box as authorities investigate the incident. Local responders remain on scene while investigators review the situation.
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Franklin and
Fifth
Summer School Notices From Fortteos South District
In the Fortteos South District a summer school program is announced with details on courses and enrollment. Officials outline dates, locations, and eligibility while encouraging community participation.
Sherman Nominated For Vice President On First Ballot
The Republican National Convention announced William Howard Taft as the presidential pick. Sherman of New York led support for the vice presidential nomination on the first ballot, with Murphy topping the list and 77 delegates behind. Delegates from New York rallied, and the hall buzzed as speeches and cheers followed the roll call and early nominations.
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Sherman
New York
Vathal
Doi” Gannon
Rabhi Tohigas
Chebrman Lodge
United States
William Howard Taft
Republican Party
Roosevelt and Taft Send Congratulations on New Ticket
Washington June 19 Roosevelt upon hearing announcement of Sherman nomination to New York Congress sent hearty congratulations to Taft and Sherman and best wishes for success Taft also sent cordial message welcoming nomination and proposing a Cincinnati meeting to confer on matters of importance
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Roosevelt
Taft
Washington
Sherman
New York
Congress
Theodore Roose Elt
Cincinnati
William H. Taft
Deliberate gathering for the great office election
A fragmentary report shows a gathering with confident rhetoric about a presidential contest. The speaker invokes a historic state and party unity, debating path and empire themes as a faction prepares for a continuing discussion across pages.
Fined $50 for fire code violation at Elizabeth Avenue hall
Neil and Sheppard, operators of a moving picture hall formerly at 07 Elizabeth Avenue, were found guilty by Police Court Judge Maton of violating fire department rules. A $50 fine was imposed and prosecutors indicated the fine would be paid with no appeal, with related charges to be dropped. Witnesses testified chairs were improperly fastened and altered at various dates, while other testimony contradicted these claims.
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Neil
Sheppard
Juik
Hhavid Collind
Nail & Sheppard
Firat Street
Elizabeth
Arene
Inor
John Schade
Gerstung
Griffin
Le 44
Gannefly
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Taxige
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Thomas No McCattery
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Franklin Mushy
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