Residents oppose park plan at Union Township meeting
Protesters gathered at the Igons Farms Presbyterian Church last night to oppose a recreation park proposed by the Baltic Amusement Company. Speakers argued it would destroy Sabbath sanctity and attract unwanted elements, with Abraham Morris briefly hinting at limited support.
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Union Township
Baltic Amusement Company
Igons Farms
Propos Park
Union Court of Common Pleas
Fred W. C. Crane
William Unison
Lyona Farms
Mr. Crane
Bailey
J. Furman
Abraham Morris
Monument Committee Discusses Unveiling Plans
The Monument Committee on Gol tiers and Sailors met yesterday to review progress on the stone monument. They examined the base stone from Newark and the second stone placed, and debated unveiling details and fabric drapery concerns.
Cigar dealer’s fight for business stand
A retrial over a business stand involving John J. Farmer was held on Broad Street amid witness testimony and arguments. The case centered on a dispute over display and operating rights for a cigar dealer, with authorities reviewing relevant licenses and municipal regulations.
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John
John J. Farmer
Broad Street
Moonlight Hop Brings Brookyn Paper Roses to Ball Venue
Fragmentary OCR note describes a Moonlight Hop event in Brooklyn with paper roses and a ball venue. It mentions Monday, roses, and a photo, but the exact date, host, and outcome remain unclear from the readable text.
Police Edict Against Sale of Explosives
Chief of Police George Teonex orders patrolmen to arrest anyone selling or setting off firecrackers or other explosives before the Fourth. City headquarters have received complaints about placing combustibles on car tracks and strict precautions will be taken to stop the practice.
More For Firemen Proposed By City Officials
The Finance Committee and City Fire Commissioners in City Hall discussed an $11,600 salary and staffing increase for the fire department. They seek higher company allowances and a $10 monthly raise for active members, from captains upward, to cover rising operating costs. The year’s last year’s appropriation was $62,000. No decision was announced and the council will review at the next meeting.
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Cornell
Board of Fire Commissioners
Pia
Veil of mystery over Kinnan case deepens
In New York on June 23 the Coroner McDonald led two days of witness testimony about the death of Mrs. Alice Kinnan on a Bronx porch. Police remain without a solid suspect as inquest plans publicly examine witnesses and suspects. The investigation will proceed with elimination and targeted clues guiding further steps.
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New York
McDonald
St Sen
Alice Kinnan
Stenton Stannion
Bronx
Snapett
Torneerhi Kiahén
Dai
Obituary for Mrs Charlotte Ann Morris
Mrs Charlotte Ann Morris aged 65 dies. services to be conducted by Rev Dr Tomlinson on Monday afternoon.
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Charlotte Ann Morris
Charlotte
Ann Morrisy
Tomlinson
Ostrich Feather Fans at Walls Broad Street Store
Advertises ostrich feather fans for thirty five cents in day’s sale at Walls Broad Street store. Claims regular prices of $1.25 and $1.09 with limited stock and “to-day and Mondays” sale timing.
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Broad Weet
Regatta Day on the Hudson Affected by Storm
Heavy morning rain and thunder dampened regatta day on the Hudson with crowds light and enthusiasm low. Cornell and Quakers were favorites though the weather and wind reduced interest. a late report noted the Cornell varsity crew prepared to race and coach Ward described a shaken mood after news of Hercules Atkin's death.
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Hudson River
Vourst
Tenoon
Cornell
Sollee
Tajo
Ivanta
Hercules Atkin
Varsity
Philadelphia
Diyaud
Ward
Atkin
Young Atkin
Roberta
Cornell ‘Varsity
Tare Baoba
Tay
Station agent chloroformed in Brent Ky robbery
Cincinnati telgram reports two men entered Brent Kentucky station early today tied and chloroformed station master T E Lowell while a revolver was shown and chloroform applied. They rifled desks and looted cash, amount unknown but considerable. Authorities notified in Covington and surrounding areas.
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Cincinnati
Byakeman Orez
Chasapeake
Ohio Road
Brent
T. E. Lowell
Orr
Lowell
Thad
Repire
Faenens
Covin
Stee
Alexander Kaufman and Board Member Clarify Event
The article corrects a prior error stating Alexander Kaufman was the board member who accompanied officials and spoke to the group, not David Kaufman as previously claimed. It notes the mayoral involvement and confirms the Board of Education meeting occurred yesterday.
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Ul Vaven Nalfman
Be Ia Schoula
Educat Yeaterday
Alexander Kaufman
David Kaufman
Antiseptic Barber Advertises on Broad Street
An antiseptic barber at 81 Broad Street opposite the post office advertises services. The readable text notes a Mr. He. D. Seunders and mentions opposite the post office, with limited legible details on offerings and location.
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He.d. Seunders
Broad St
Longworths Join Kaiser William for Regatta Visit
The Longworths Nicholas and his wife arrived in Kiel Germany to attend the regatta at the end of next week. They will be with Kaiser William almost continuously and the Kaiser plans special attention. They are invited as guests on the imperial steam yacht and to lunch and dine aboard on several occasions. The invitation to board the Met end is accepted.
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Kiel
Germany
Nicholas Longworth Hs
Nore
Kaiser William
Dinfner
Bids Opened For Warships Michigan South Carolina
Washington June 23 bids opened at the Navy Department for two Hrat class battleships the Michigan and South Carolina. Bids divided into two classes with turbine engines favored. Cramp & Son and New York Shipbuilding offered ship costs and schedules spanning 40-44 months. Fore River, Union Iron Works, and Newport News submitted varied class bids with turbine options and differing weights and timelines.
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Washington
Navy Department
Michigan
South Carolina
William Cramp & Son
Nor News Ship Building Company
Newport News
Fore River Shin Building Company
Quincy
Mass
Curtis
Union Iron Works
San Francisco
Cramp
Porrons
Tainted Meat in England Too
June 23 The Saturday Review notes that disease carcasses are slaughtered in small English slaughterhouses. It advocates public abattoirs and argues that London facilities are as noisome and filthy as those in Chicago.
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Landon
The
Saturday Review
Promising Meeting Of Democratic Club Report
A recount of a Democratic club gathering with optimism about plans and future events. Mentions a welcomed inauguration and preparations tied to launches along the Long Island Sound, with enthusiastic ratification on the return trip.
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Democratic Club
Elizabeth
Ea 'Haat Ieee
Long Island Sound
Creditors Protest Reboulin Sale At Newark Court
Creditors protest the Reboulin and Cols plant disposal asking the Newark court to address the effects of the BH case. The notice references the successful bid by Lichaan of Newark and lists an office address at 1168 Last Broad Star Chestnut with a telephone contact.
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Lichaan
Newark
Sarees
Heie I. Tora
Pet & Heir
Two Hundred Years Since First Cornerstone Laid Elizabethtown
Two hundredth anniversary services mark the 1706 cornerstone laying of St John the Baptist Church Elizabethtown. Clergy from Otis A Glabrook to Duhring plan sermons and address children, with evening speakers on foreign gospel work and Grace Church origins. musical offerings close the day.
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John’s Protestant Episcopal Church
First Episcopal Church of
Otis A. Glabrook
Duhring
Philadelphia
American Church Sunday School Institute
Reginald’Somerset Ward
Diocese of
Losdda
Church of England
Foreign
Landa
Henry Hale Bleeper
Grace Episcopal Church
Grace Church
Jordan
Cowen
Erening Hyman
Kalabergor
Guilty verdict in excise law case in Plainfield court
James Grown of Plainfield was found guilty of selling liquor without a license in a Plainfield store. Ferretti, also charged, was convicted and sentenced to pay a fine after defense claimed he acted as an agent for Peter Breidt Brewing Co. Witnesses testified Ferretti accepted orders and delivered beer. Two additional Plainfield cases were noted as upcoming.
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Seaslona
James Grown
Plainfeld
Elling Liquors
Plainfield
Aloo
Ferretti Keapa
Plaineld
Celling
Peter Breidt Brewing Company
Breidt
Ferretti
Wall Street Opens Weak After Mixed Market Signals
The Wall Street session shows small, inconsequential selling amid bear sentiment and a cautious tone from floor traders. Government bonds hold steady while other bonds slip. local securities quotes from Hippel, Seales in Newark reflect modest activity and no major shifts.
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New York
Announcement Promises New Saloon Opening Night
An unclear notice outlines plans for a new saloon venue with a call to patrons. It mentions opening the business and invites people to attend. The text suggests beverages will be served and references a social gathering at a designated location tonight.
Elevjak Trial Dismissal Denied in Robbery Case
In Elizabethport court yesterday Judge Atwater denied a motion by T M Kelly and W D Wolfekeit to delay Frank Elevjak’s trial for the March robbery of a newsstand. Elevjak and coworker Steve Pulunka are accused of breaking into a stand at the Elizabethport railroad station and stealing goods valued at about $200. Pulunka admitted guilt and took a non vult plea. Elevjak claims innocence and says he met Pulunka only the morning of the robbery after candy gifts were given to him. The defense sought more time to locate two witnesses who were reportedly out of town.
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T. M. Kelly
W. D. Wolfekeit
Atwater
Frank Elevjak
Elevjak
Steve Pulunka
Eliznbethport
Polunks
Powerel
Eletjak
Polinke
Polunka
Court postpones trial amid defense delay claims
The Central Railroad Company's employes testified they could provide witnesses to prove the accused's innocence. Judge Atwater denied a delay request made after arraignment and announced the trial would be postponed only once, to the next Thursday, as the sole permissible delay.
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Central Railroad Company
Atwater
Atwater Yeater Day
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