Union County Delegation at Washington Parade and Kean Home Reception
Union county men joined the inaugural parade in Washington with about 300 participants, the Civic Division waiting three hours for their turn. President Roosevelt acknowledged the crowd as the contingent passed, led by Hamilton F. Kean. Afterward the group gathered at United States Senator John Kean’s Seventeenth and T W residence for a home reception with Miss Susan J. Kean and Miss Elizabeth Kean among the欢迎. Casually, Cadets from West Point were entertained at Rauscher’s, and Congressmen N Fowler was seen from an upper window amid cheers. The party included figures such as Senator Kean and Dryden, Frederick Evans, and Secretary M. P. Public Service, with several Plainfield residents attending the inaugural ball.
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Public Service plans hinge on Woodbridge vote
Perth Amboy March 6 The Woodbridge township council will decide if the Public Service Corporation may reroute its Jersey City Trenton trolley from the Plainfield line to the Worth Amboy line. The city route cannot yet be used due to a pending land trench and bridge access dispute at Maurerame creek.
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Readable Fragments From The Ren C Lehigh Page
A compact catch of readable OCR fragments references a Ren C Lehigh item with prime mentions. It signals a community page note or listing containing place names and possible events, though details are incomplete and uncertain.
District Court suit over false arrest in city row
Phillip Uhl sued Zelvick of South Park and Fifth Streets for $300, claiming false arrest after a night of playing Fly Cop. Uhl alleged Zelvick detained him and companions, moved him to Roth’s butcher shop, then alerted officers at the Second precinct. Judge Atwater reserved decision.
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Schiller Street
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O'Leary
Schoolteacher struck by train at Elizabetport station
Lillian A. McBride, 217 Livingston Street, a teacher at School No. 1, was hit by a Long Branch train near Elizabethport about 7 PM Saturday. The engine grazed her forehead, causing a painful but not serious injury. She was taken home. The area near Elizabethport station is a dangerous crossing at night.
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Livingston Street
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Elizabeth Port
Death notices and obituaries amid Bayonne city items
Peter Garrett Wyckoff 67, former principal of Bayonne School No 6, died after a paralyzing illness at 207 Westfield Ave. Survived by wife and four sons and three daughters. Funeral arrangements by a Bayonne undertaker. Also obituary items for Sarah Caldwell 22, Timothy Hurley 30, Margareten Hurley, and Margaret Shallcross, with funeral plans and family notes.
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Five Cranford Boys Arrested for Drinking Whisky
Five boys ages 14 to 10 were caught buying and drinking a pint of whisky in Cranford near the depot. They were questioned by police, identified companions, and were lectured by Judge Mandel who warned of Reform School if drunken behavior recurs. Local women and the Ideal W. C. T. U. consider prosecution of the liquor seller. The case follows earlier incidents of underage drinking in the area.
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Miss Bowne Witness to Be Heard by New Brunswick Jurors
New Brunswick March 6 Grand jurors plan to hear Miss Julia Bowne and question her about Rev J F Cordova as part of a pending case. Cordova claimed hardship and insists he acted to find happiness while Mrs Cordova rejects abandonment and assault charges. Protest of church officials and inquiries from former church members surround the matter.
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Boy's injuries serious after streetcar strike on Amity Street
The condition of Weener Croppe of Amity Street, struck by car No M2 of the Third Street Line Tuesday, is described as quite serious and feared to be badly injured.
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Want Pay for Grub New Jersey Troops Didn’t Eat
Newark newspaper reports claims against New Jersey treasury for meal arrangements during parade disruption. It notes 2,300 men were to be fed, the Legislature’s delay prevented revoking allowances, and sub-rogation of public treasury faced issues amid broader mismanagement.
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Fairbanks Opens Senate and Kean Takes Seat
Crowded galleries greet the new Senate session as Vice-President Fairbanks opens the fifty-ninth Congress. Kean of New Jersey occupies Fairbanks old seat, Allison and Gorman appointed to wait upon the President, and Cortelyou named postmaster general replacing Wynne.
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London
Busier Week Ahead for Legislators With Hundreds of Bills
The Legislature enters its busiest week with 392 bills in play. The House has passed 75 measures and the Senate 47, leaving many major items still to be acted. Public hearings will be held at the State House this afternoon on Assemblyman Hamill's bills concerning corporate warranty proceedings and property franchising.
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First Day of Roosevelt Welcomes Mass Crowd at White House
Washington March 6 The new President Roosevelt meets thousands on his first day, busy hours with handshakes and crowds outside the White House and reporters noting lengthy lines. Senators and Congressmen bring visitors, while some wait at the gates. A wax figure rumor circulates among onlookers. Panama and Porto Rico: minister Barr reports a boundary pact between Panama and Costa Rica signed.
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Family Overcome by Coal Gas in Roxelle Home
A Roxelle home on Third avenue woke to a coal gas incident as Joseph Janes his wife and two others were overcome by furnace gas. A domestic employee raised alarm. Dr Pierxon attended and all were saved. The family had failed to rise and were found unconscious, prompting entry to the kitchen and emergency response.
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Former member of Davis cabinet dead in Texas
Houston March 1 a dispatch from Palestine Texas reports former member of Jefferson Davis cabinet John H Reagan is dead. He died of pneumonia after years of illness. Reagan, who was long associated with Confederate leadership, was in his late years and had lived in the area.
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Military Board to Be Remodeled at State Bazar
Frenton March The State Military Board to be remodeled. Rumor says the governor and legislators plan a revamp affecting militia leadership. Reports link the move to the inauguration dispute and a push to set age limits for officers.
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Letter Carriers Donate To Battle Of Eluatetin Fund
Letter carriers in Tere contribute 25 dollars on Saturday to support a memorial fund for the Battle of Eluatetin town anniversary event. The donation aims to aid local celebration activities and honor participants.
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Levy's Spring Sale Offers Wide Range of Goods
An advertisement promotes Levy's Spring Sale with new selling goods now available. It highlights savings on various merchandise and urges readers to shop early to seize bargains. The notice uses promotional language to attract customers to the featured items and prices.
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Fragmentary Ad Snippet From Old Newspaper Page
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Army of strike-breakers imported to New York transit system
New York reports Interborough Rapid Transit Company has brought in 526 workers from Chicago Indianapolis St. Louis Pittsburgh and other cities to replace striking employees. By day’s end 400 more are expected and total 2 000 strike breakers may be ready to operate on the elevated lines and subway.
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Wholesale Murders of Innocent Indians Reported in Yaqui War
From Nogales Arizona in March reports say the Yaqui crisis in Sonora Mexico worsens with indiscriminate deportations of men women and children. Bodies are found along the coast and some indicate Indians are dumped overboard. Alleged abuses accompany a large land syndicate and mining profits.
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Wall Street Opens With Mixed Tone and Steady Undertone
A cautious but firm session described in New York reports notes strong overall tone with conservative speculative tilt. Inaugural sentiment lifted many issues in London quoted American shares, while profit-taking appeared in early rounds. notable activity in Union Pacific Southern Pacific and Wabash.
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Ireland's Chief Secretary Resigns Amid Cabinet Strife
Britain faces a shock as Gamege Wend ham resigns as chief secretary for Ireland. The move follows strong criticism of Mr Wyndham and alleged aid to the Dublin revolution scheme. Ulster Unionists had pressed for action, and Wyndham's removal weakens the Balfour government’s Ireland team.
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Terrific fighting near Mukden as Russians bar the Japanese
From Mukden March 6 General Kuropatkin launched an attack on the left wing of Oyuima's army northwest of the city. The battle raged all day with heavy guns and many prisoners. Russians hold their positions despite Japanese efforts to dislodge them. Japanese losses are reported around 40,000 with 70,000 Russian troops involved.
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Anti Semitic Outbreaks in Russia Reported in Several Areas
Merlin March 6 reports multiple antisemitic clashes across Russia linked to government policy. Mob violence in Hukovakaje street damaged Jewish shops. rioting spans three days leaving many Jews destitute. Casualties include three killed and several injured, with plundering in PruenbtR and Vodka.
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Torturing Grand Duke's Assassin Reported
A fragmented report describes Russian police torturing an assassin linked to the Vir and Uke Sergius in a bid to elicit information. Authorities reportedly forced water and liquor and attempted restraints as part of the coercive measures, with efforts to obtain a confession continuing amid unclear outcomes.
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