Sommer Hits His Critics at Colby Meeting in Newark
Fenric B. Sommer led a Republican rally in Newark praising a "new idea" platform while Gardner Colby outlined a statewide primary campaign. The meeting endorsed Sommer for Sheriff and urged nominations for delegates to the state convention, with a reform-minded slate to challenge the existing county leadership.
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Newark
Fenric B. Sommer
Koverpur
Covent
Sommer
Everett Caiby
Prore
Colby
Delgnton
Sheriff Sommer
Gardner Colby
Healh
Sherif Hare
BA. Dalrymple
Mr. Sommer
Evement
Itvelt
Gusiseo Anne
Hinson
Republican Party
Tesad
Stokix
Senate
Iardner Colby
Pew Ideal
United Ten
Senator Cully and Colby Speak at New York Event
Senator Cully and Senator Brentt Colby joined Highen law advocates in New York for a speaker series. The event featured discussions on state policy and economic issues with several noted attendees.
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Cully
Highen Law
New York State
Brentt Colby
Donations to library add vast historical volumes
The Elizabeth Public Library received eleven volumes donated by the Aganate Association and a curated list of works added to the reference shelves. Notable titles include Peters Letters to Hix Kinsfilk, Darwin Different Forms of Flowers, Army of the Potomac, and Coniston, among many others.
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Elizabette
Ibrary
Aganate Association
Moustun
Rentelly
Cal
Wisconsin
Raewnell
Leart
Werkeley
Vivne Catt
Benjamin West Scampliyes
Cwadian Loyes
Whymper
Wellby
Manele
Joon Ami
Swintin
Army of the Potomac
Veclawny
Shelley
Houston Kennelly
Sklerd
Huntston
Chalmondeley
Harraden
Kirk
Bub
Bowie
Ellie
Harta Winglow
Chaesten
Nawtrey
Jake
Idole
Fenollosa
Churchill
Coniston
5 000 000 dollar KE H Jennings Brothers Company formed
William T Day Edward A Day and S I Congleton incorporators file papers in Kavex county to form KE H Jennings Brothers Company with 5 000 000 authorized capital. The firm aims to buy coal iron mines gas and oil wells manufacture sell such materials construct railroads docks and other transport means and issue stocks and bonds.
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William T. Day
Edward A. Day
Elizabeth
Ands. I. Congleton
KE. H. Jennings Brothers Company
Kavex
Vou
Gaa
Middlesex Water Co Resists Restraining Order In Woodbridge
Vice Chancellor Emory denied restraining the Middlesex Water Co from laying mains from Rahway Avenue Woodbridge to Roosevelt Bridge. Frank Mergen, representing the water company, cited Stevens for the proposition that township division does not erase franchise rights. The company contends it acquired authority from Woodbridge to supply water to its residents and that Roosevelt project does not impair its franchise.
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Emory
Middlesex Water Company
Woodbridge
Middlesex County
Rahway Avenue
Roosevel
Frank Mergen
the Water Company
Ulanceloe Stevens
Bergen Maid
Roosevelt
Free and Easy Manners In Early Illinois Trials
In Warbington County circuit court Judge John Reynolds greeted visitors with a shouted invitation to “Come in, boys” as court opened. Jurors asked for extra instructions, wondering if the judge’s words were law or his own notion, after hours of deliberation.
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Illinois
Lincoln
Circuit Court
Warbington County
John Reynolds
A Uff
Othée Sberlir
Gatton County
Tree Cube
Mark Twain on Veracity and Embroidered Truth
Excerpts discuss Mark Twain’s view on truth and embellishment from his own biography and a note on the Fighting Lemminx. The text recounts a mother’s remark about Twain’s average honesty, discounting his statements for embroidery, and cites a vivid anecdote about a dangerous lemming and a near-misadventure witnessed near a stream.
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Mark Twain
Lawan
Burke
Aniahe
North American Review
Board of Education Regular Meeting June 12 1907
Elizabeth June 2 1907 records show regular board of education meeting held Wednesday evening June 12 1907 with President Reilly and eleven commissioners present including Bailey Brokaw Butler Cavanagh Desmond Hanifin Kaufman Matthews Mianay Townley Wenker. Desmond moves approval of May 11 and 14 minutes. Financial statement to date presented to board.
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Elizabeth
Ned
Board of Education
Reilly
Bailey
Brokaw
Butler
Cavanagh
Desmond
Hanifin
Kaufman
Matthews
Mianay
Townley
Wenker
Alwent
Board of Fait
Hebbel
J. McP. Conover
N. J
Et A
Kaueman
Mtannay
Committee On Finance
Wekypitiacgs
Dora Fraser
A. Kaueman
R. Bailey
Theo. W. Brokaw
Hunifin
Towsley
Wenke
Elizabeth High School Building Report Revealed
A June 1907 report to the Board of Education from Elizabeth New Jersey outlines the condition of the High School building. It documents wear and tear, inadequate heating, ventilation, and plumbing, plus noncompliant stairways and limited air and light. Architects propose remodeling or rebuilding with cost estimates and compliance with state school laws.
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Dall
Remodeling Debate Hits Old Building Plan Risks
A committee discusses extending a historic structure to add twenty one rooms with new stairs and tall ceilings. Projections warn of possible enlargement effects and high costs while recommending against remodeling in favor of preserving the original building’s integrity.
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Agassiz Association
Bt. James’ Chronicle
Maidener
Hiabandman
Miller
Gray's Inn
N. B
Los Angeles ‘Times
Pin
Florabos
Chicago News
Grocer’s Quickly
Gingerville
National Biscuit Company
Tre
Atty Rea Ben
Middlesex Water CO
Pioneer Court
Temmming
Beyind
Hughes
Panauan
Averaxé
Funilsea
Resinia
ABS
Pee Truwnts
Atfantieree Paiene
Wit
J. Shearer
Tate
Mbiy
Wendow Area
Ae Sael Eas i
Bayz
Mianmay
Vinance Committee
Coheed
Ure Gannon Tal Ho Cavanagh
Kastisny
tive—Nome
Koater
Chas. C. Deoesi
Tolan
Ea Wellington Shearer
A. Fe Hughes
P. Hughas
Steph
Cenover
Jolatg
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