Flays Mayor for Attitude at Fire Commissioners Meeting
Fire Commissioners rebuke the Mayor at a Monday conference over proposed next year appropriations for new fire houses and city improvements. Commissioner Collins argues the mayor’s economy talk ignores taxpayer needs and says old engine houses are unsafe. He also criticizes spending on street oiling and sprinkling while neglected fire protection and support for lower wards.
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Git Council
John J. Collins
Youth of Fire Commissioners
Board of Filé
Collins
Elizabeth Iver
Telford
Eleventh Ward
Ingine -House
Will Spray Horses During the Summer
A meeting discussed spraying horses during the summer amid unclear notes from the Society for the Protection of Ill Epeay. The committee referenced a Day talecg oats street and local figures like Darrn ek 603-W, with details heavily garbled and not specifying outcomes or locations.
Postmen's New Hats Allow Air and Comfort
Postmen in Washington switch to straw hats for summer, first change in six years. The regulation aims to keep carriers cool with a lattice like open crown, increasing ventilation while remaining waterproof and practical for outdoor mail delivery.
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Postottier
Washington
Postmaln
Appeal for funds to support Elizabeth General Hospital
The Elizabeth General Hospital asks residents of Elizabeth and nearby areas to donate as expenditures rose last year due to more patients and new clinics. With $44,000 in expenses and only $16,000 from city and county, the hospital seeks subscriptions to cover the gap and prevent increased indebtedness.
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Borhom
Citivens
Lapital
P. J. Ryan
Os Saz
Cseees Ees
AED
Longworth Defends Lodge Position At Campaign Rally
Longworth cheers for Senator Lodge and defends Republican tariff stance. He taunts Democrats and Taft, urging supporters to remember the old stand amid a Brat rally scene with photo framing notes.
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Longworth
Spd
Taft
Mayor Salary Debate Spurs Concert Funding Plan
City officials debate raising the mayor’s pay from 800 to 2000 dollars. Citizens push for 1500 signatures to fund three Sunday concerts by local singing societies and an orchestra, while the mayor opposes any city treasury use.
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Liederkranz
Hintrecht
Coty Council
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Sant
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Sehmaidt
Schmidt
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Mravilag
Auto crushes unknown boy in Newark street collision
Frank E Holt of Bayonne a Singer Manufacturing chief engineer struck a 16 year old boy on Clinton avenue Newark. The youth died at St Barnabas Hospital after Holt stopped and police took the unconscious boy and Holt to the Fourth Precinct. Holt was released on own recognizance pending court.
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Newark
Frank E. Holt
Bayonne
Singer Manufacturing Company
St. Barnabys Hospital
Holt
Elizabeth Avenue
St. Barnabas Hospital
Fourth Precinct
Sales Herr
25000 Garment Workers May Strike Demonstration in City
New York June 29 25000 garment workers gather around Madison Garden for a major show of strength while the International Ladies' Garment Makers' Union executive board plans efforts to press on lower wages and shorter hours amid looming strike action.
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Journal
New York
Madison Garden
International Ladies’ Garment Makers’ Union
Elizabeth Journal on sale at Union and Jersey City stands
The Journal for Commuters notes the Elizabeth Journal will be available this afternoon at the Aoos Union in the western section and at a newsstand in Jersey City. A brief item mentions travelers may use the service and a few locations are named for pickup.
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Elizabeth Journal
Aoos Union
Liberty Street
Ferrybewse
Jersey City
Adv.ie
Hagaman Removal Deemed Illegal by Civil Service Board
The Civil Service Commission prepared a memorandum ruling Hagaman’s dismissal as Ocean County Tax Board secretary was for political reasons and illegal. It noted records were poorly kept and the board shared partial responsibility for the secretary’s methods after a June 14 public hearing.
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the Journal
Trenton
Tyne
Harry T. Hagaman
Ocean County Tax Board
Civil Service Commission
Hagaman
Tat
Fifty Williams College students fall ill from suspected poisoning
Fifty Williams College students in Williamstown Massachusetts became ill at the alumni dinner last Thursday. A toxicologist from Albany was summoned as A B Powell of Montclair New Jersey remained in critical condition. The cause of the poisoning is unknown as those who ate different foods were affected with most recovering.
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Mags
Williams College
A. B. Powell
Montclair
N. JL
Albany
Earthquake Shocks Felt Across Cities
Two distinct earthquakes were recorded by Georgetown University seismographs in the early hours. The first tremor occurred around 6 39 to 7 02 AM and was felt in Cleveland. A second quake began at 11 29 AM with reports of about 3 000 people affected in various locales.
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Georgetown University
Cleveland
Journal
Father Oon
Evel Cota
Baseball Bulletins from The Journal Post Scores
The Journal lists final scores from thirteen games yesterday with eleven completed. Two Western-city games were not finished and posted later after noon on Broad Street.
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the Journal
Broad Street
Trains Hit Carpenters. Three Die in Baltimore Wreck
At 7 30 this morning a freight engine struck a gang of carpenters on a trestle at Twenty Street and the Belt Line tracks in Baltimore. Three men were killed including Jacob Brandenburg E W Lendermore and Harry P Gutchell. Three others were fatally hurt with leg amputations and severe injuries. Several more workers including George Ambrose Charles T Buckle and Frank Ray sustained injuries as the train hurled them twenty feet off the trestle.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Fyaward Heighsmith
George Ambrose
Baltimore County
Charlea T. Buckle
Catonsville
Frank Ray
State Federation Meets Delivers Mixed Reports
Elizabeth clubs convened the State Federation of Women's Clubs with delegates presenting updates from their groups. An endowment fund was discussed to sustain club business more systematically, but no concrete action emerged. attendees were hosted at the Princeton Club.
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Elizabeth
Federation of Women's Clube
Dla
Princeton
New Trial Denied for Dr B Clark Hyde
The court refused a new trial for Dr. B Clark Hyde in the murder case of Colvins Swope. Judge Latshaw overruled the motion for a new trial and denied bail while the appeal proceeds. Attorneys plan to seek Supreme Court review as Latshaw explains the verdict was warranted by the evidence.
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Tynewy
Didue Latshaw
Clark Hyde
Ordal
Colvins —. Swope
Hin
Supreme Court
Latshaw
Budge
Italy to Ask for Charlton Extradition From U S
Rome moves to extradite Porter Charlton who confessed to killing his wife near Lake Como. In New Jersey the second examination by four alienists on Charlton’s son Porter Charlton found likely dementia, with a final report expected tomorrow.
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Rome
United States
Porter Charlton
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Lake Como
New York
Charlton
Italy
Jersey City
Importer Confesses to Customs Frauds
New York June 29 an importer Max confesses guilt to customs frauds involving undervaluations totaling over 100000. He offers to cooperate with the government as secretary MacVeagh reviews whether to accept the proposal. Authorities acknowledge no prior notice of the undervaluations and note the case follows Panama hat and sugar prosecutions.
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New York
Max
Toma
MacVeagh
Washington
Federal Revenue
Secretary Nagel Silent On Graft Charges
Boston June 29. Charges of graft in the Department of Commerce and Labor over an Alaska Pribilof slaughter move and alleged foes including Campfire Club and Professor Hornaday were met with silence as Secretary Nagel, arriving with President Taft, faced calls for a congressional inquiry.
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Reala
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Alaska
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Bishoo
New York
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Taft
Congress
Y M C A NOTES ON SUMMER ACTIVITIES AND CHANGES
Louis Vogt will assist at the association during the summer while executives vacation. H J Paynter leaves for two weeks in Canada. J Keeler and EB El Rahm join the dormitory membership. The association orders emblem copies for Spell-smile branding. Quoits and tether ball gain popularity in the gym. State camp delegates depart for an overnight hike from Morristown led by T J M Van Duyne. Dr Grimm joins Elizabeth General Hospital staff as physician.
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Canada
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EL Rahm
International Computer
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Lake Wawayanda
Morristown
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Elizabeth General Hospital
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New Treasury Appointment Named Thompson Solicitor to Treasury
The Journal reports the appointment of Willa T. Thompson former Nebraska attorney general to the Treasury Department solicitor post succeeding M D OConnell who resigned. The change takes effect October 12 following today's announcement.
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Journal
Willa T. Thompson
Nebraska
the Treasury
MD. O'Connell
Excise Board Grants Yonkus License Amid Tight Rules
The Excise Board approved Joseph Yonkus for a saloon at 82 Bond Street after a contested application cycle. Several renewals were denied or deferred as the board enforces stricter inn and tavern license requirements, potentially eliminating many licenses.
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Joseph Youkus
Bond Street
Youkus
Henry Fromm
Thomas Yo Rge
Michael P. Devine Yooat
Peter M. Kling
Mark Varbaw
Mark Varbaw For A Saloon At 500 Nayway
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Jerry
Bents Jey So Buano
Kling
Tye
Yonokus
Yonkus
Anthony Patrick
Patrick
Youkas
Methodist Social Union
Excise Board
Tarbay
Fulton Street
Jeep Rassaman
Atwater
Naturalization Court
Calvert
Bassaman
Joseph Bankowsky
Bestarook Asperede
Ags
August Speider
Pine
Charles Tefchick
Washington Aves
Joseph, Dorfer
Third Stree
Morttie
Senend Wetreski
Lamia’ Kinster
East
Jersey
Joseph Yonkus
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Wall Street Opens as Market Hits Mixed Early Trade
The mock market day opened with high activity and volatile trading as brokers faced heat from aggressive tactics. Despite the tense environment, initial mood improved compared with earlier in the week, with gains seen late in the session and several stocks showing robust openness.
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