Man Held for Endorsing Forged Check in Case at Court
Magnolia, charged with being knowingly connected to a forged check for $260, was arrested Friday night and arraigned in City Criminal Court with $2,000 bail. State witnesses described the handling of the check and the suspected impersonation of payee Michael De Rosa, while Magnolia denied knowing De Rosa and claimed he met De Andre by chance before the bank visit. The proceedings centered on signature comparison and identifying the parties involved as the bank teller recounted the events surrounding the withdrawal and endorsement.
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Walter Hy Fton
Michael de Rosa
Wigble
Michael de Andre
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Charles A. Kimble
Edward Nugent
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Brotherhood Rally Promised Sunday Evening In City
The Brotherhood's president Conitas will lead a gathering at the city hall grounds on Sunday evening. Invitations urge members to arrive by 5 pm for a community event featuring songs and speeches.
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Brotherhood
Freeholders Review Admission to Elizabeth General Hospital
A special Freeholders committee reported on patient admissions to Elizabeth General Hospital and hospital funding. The panel found most hospitals rely on city subsidies and private gifts, with many indigent patients treated without payment. Investigations followed rumors of admission barriers despite county support and ongoing hearings with hospital officials and the public.
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Board of Freeholders
Emily E. Williamson
Elizabeth General Hospital
Krouse
Wilbur
Garrison
Haviland
Swain
Ard Sis
Chonen
Tal Purposta
Aed
Elizabeth
Plainfield
Elizabeth Hospital
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Alexian Brothers’ Hospital
Williamson
Elisabeth General Hospital
J. Page
State Board Must Decide On Mora District Funds
The State Board of Education faces a dispute over apportioning school funding for the Mora district after Union township and El Mora claim related money. Comptroller Bennett says the amount is small about 400 and the board is expected to settle the issue without major conflict, with final decision likely at the next meeting.
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Uning Township
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State Board of Education
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State Board of Satgration
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State Board
Elinebeih Wader
Board of ‘Education
Union
el Mors
Baer
Beck
Education
Terre Et Tine
Terre Et Tine Et Balenery
Auttoriil
Manesteth
Delegation Delayed in Travel Chaos to Philadelphia
A Union county inaugural delegation left Philadelphia at 12 40 PM bound for Elizabeth by 3 PM. The trip failed at every turn with storms causing misery and delays. They arrived in Washington last night twelve hours late and faced five hours on the platform awaiting trains. Hotels offered bed space as travelers endured cold and disruption across Union County and beyond.
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Philadelphia
Union County
Elizabeth
Haml
Union Station
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Aioe. Tos Union Station
Atellen
Casal
Mayor Opposes Asphalt Pavements In Newark Avenue
At a conference linked to the proposed repaving of Newark Avenue, the mayor reaffirmed opposition to asphalt pavements for the project. He noted the avenue was originally paved with wooden blocks and warned against pressing the city to accelerate costly improvements.
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Ygatertas
Connecon
Newark Avenue
Mraring
Larden
Newark
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Publicity Policy Adopted For Excise Board Transfers
The Excise Board adopted a publicity rule requiring applicants for license transfers to appear publicly and allow objections. Four applicants announced plans to apply, with notices to be published before the March 18 meeting. The board also requires personal appearances and direct consideration of expressed objections.
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Excise Hearts
Mrastag
Newt
Pall
Wern Leopald Kent
Ees Street
Fred Rotti
Bayway
Henry Flaggr
East Jersey Street
Charles G. Petrevin
First ‘Street
Elizabeth Kyesting
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Transera
Lost Brother Sought in Camden by Virginia man
George H. Black of Richmond Va asks the Journal to help locate his brother William K. Black once living at 154 Front Street. The last known address was Camden and Mrs Bote Black in care of Dan Yoble Kearny N J says letters keep returning with new addresses. No death in the family is noted.
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George H. Black
Richmnd
Journal
William K. Black
Front Street
City
Black
William R. Black
Emil J. Kiets
First Street
Camden
Sir. Black
Bote Black
Seca
Levy's Big Store Celebrates Twenty-Eighth Anniversary
Levy's Big Store marks its twenty-eighth year in business with a district-wide sale starting tomorrow at 10 o'clock. The firm covers Block Two of Second Street from Deed to Wall, highlighting a firm leadership and strong community presence as it continues to expand under Kantnael Levy Dervey Lowy and Merri E. Levy.
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Levz
Mart Temgrrog
Loreiles
Kantnael Levy
Dervey Lowy
Merri
Levy
Eee
Roosevelt To Sail For Africa For Safari Visit
Former President Roosevelt announced he will sail for Naples on March 23 aboard the Hamburg American liner Hamburg. He plans to acknowledge well wishes through messages, says he will not grant interviews or photos again, and will retire from public life to enjoy privacy at Sagamore Hill before a hunting trip to Africa.
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Africa Jungles
Hamburg
Oyster Bay
Naples
Gibraltar
Sagamore Hill
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Lintie
Seigelt
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Keating resigns as Indiana DA over trial delays
Washington reports District Attorney Joseph F. Keating quits rather than prosecute Delayven Smith and B. Williame, under orders from the Administration. He cites danger to government principles and seeks to relieve embanrassments by resigning March 15. In New York, Delancey Nicol and Samuel Ustermeyer appear for The World in a Panama Canal news case, asking for two weeks to decide next steps. Judge Holt sets one week.
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Washington
Joseph F. Keating
Indianapolis
Smith
B. Williame
Indianapolis News
Keating
Telegraph
New York
Delancey Nicol
Press Publishing Company
New York World
Samuel Ustermeyer
Caleb M. van Hamm
the World
Holt
Jorge Holt
Roosevelt
New York Central to Order 7909 Rolling Stock
A telegraphic dispatch reports New York Central plans a massive equipment order total over eight million dollars. The package includes 5430 freight cars and 301 passenger coaches, with an anticipated expenditure exceeding three million dollars.
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the Journal
New York
Kwan
New York Central
Building dept notes January permits boost valuation
Building Inspector Edward A Brennan reports January permits total valuation at 115,150 with February permits set to 95,931. Despite poor weather, January proves a busy month and several large contracts lift overall activity. Many plans await spring to trigger a building boom as repairs and smaller jobs continue.
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Department
Tmapertor Brennan
Bernard Sans
Jaques Street
Stephen Werty
Betis Akente
Beelling
Churchill
Alton Street
I Maxwell Unite
Cross Street
Dielling
PAGS LAW EXAMINATIONS Report Confused Text
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Treaton Mary-kilger HM Minnea Elizabeth Martin Bf Stateman Plainfield and an attorney examiner. The legible idea references someone passing a counsel exam and a pasted examiner, but details are unclear and incomplete.
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Pags Law
Treaton
Mary
Kilger HM
Minnea
Elizabeth
Martin Bf
Stateman
Plainfield
Harlow
Hoff
Pope Remains Bedridden as Doctors Watchful
The Pope is reported slightly worse but physicians say the condition is not alarming. He has been ordered to stay in bed and rest as concerns over his health continue to be monitored.
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Rover Sewrnar
Bia
Bed
Alteration Sale Continued at Menusly Merkowr Store
The alteration sale at the store of Miensly Merkowr in Firrtster nears completion as spring stock arrives. Prices on remaining winter goods are reduced with bargains expected on menswear and quality garments. Elizabeth Commercial College offers shorthand and bookkeeping courses in Ragllah Hersh shade goods.
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Miensly Merkowr
Imir Firrtster
Prion Bereberg
Bargsian
Troseegn
Elizabeth Commercial College
Inauguration Plans Shift After Washington Blizzard
Washington dispatch notes pressure from lawmakers to move the inauguration date to late April or May via constitutional amendment, aiming to open the next term with a revised schedule. Taft met with Ways Means leaders, cabinet members named, and Treasury and War officials to align on tariff revision as a priority amid storm disruption. Three deaths linked to the blizzard are reported with many others injured or ill in the city. Transport chaos and hotel capacity issues complicate travel for visitors and crowds awaiting the new president.
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Washington
Congress
Srashington
Nulen
Irvine
Taft
Ware
Welock
Chairmas Payne
Igala
Knox
P.C. Knoxy
Pennsylvania
the Treasury
Prankiie MarVengi
Ilinois
Charles Naget
Mid Jong
Bala
Schwed's Alteration Sale Announcement?
Fragmented notice describes Schwed's alteration sale amid wet days and January to February scheduling. It mentions hammering sounds and prospective buyers, with unclear dates and details due toOCR damage. The message hints at a larger sale impact and brisk activity likely in a local shop setting.
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