Armory funds debated at Elizabeth hearing
Union County leaders and citizens pressed for a 100000 armory appropriation in Elizabeth to replace the old site. General Colling and Legislators argued the need, citing drilling, security, and better facilities for companies of the guard amid competing requests and executive committee scrutiny.
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Lion Equity
General Colling
Lion
Mingan
Secoid
I.iy
Jamen C. Connally
Massy Minvlag
Charlock
Swit Rickland
Woah
Monmouth County
Recon
Biel
Numi Otters
Ake Didi Sharif
Fine Showings by Savings Association Report
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a savings association fine showing and lists of members and officers, with references to storage warehouse, furniture, and decorating items. The text is garbled and unreadable in many sections, preventing a clear event date or location.
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Savings Association
ELOPER LEANG HEARS BRIDE IN EUROPE AIDED BY FAMILY
South Bethlehem clerk Victor Feang eloped with Sara Pearl daughter of employer Joseph Pourt. A court writ in Virginia sought custody and alleged abduction but was dismissed. Sara sailed for Europe aboard the George Washington then to Bremen and Budapest. Pearl testified Leang’s relatives claimed he forged a letter urging marriage and he faced larceny and extradition charges.
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Bethlehem
Victor Feang
Sara Pol
Joseph Pourt
Plana
Kinton
Nudge Scott
Trathas Corymen
Dian
Herewill
Gertrul
Leang
Europe
Miss Gertride Pearl
Sara Pearl
Miss Gerbraide
Hong
Elizabeth Ty
New York
Sara
Gertrude
Slater
Washington
Bremen
Budapest
Mtn
Fia van
Saica
Night School Sessions End in Philadelphia
The closing exercises of Elizabeth evening schools were held with diplomas and certificates awarded to students completing two years of study in bookkeeping, typewriting, shorthand and English. Officials visited Battin, School No. 1, and School No. 2. weathered by illness and other duties, Mayor and School Board President did not attend.
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Clement
Mouton
Charles E. Matthews
Battieigh School
Atenes
Rose G. Spector
Philip J. Welleham
George Stunke
Devome VY. Dwyer
Arthur Lenox
Damien
Tater
Fred Olbrtelit
Freda Wachter Sarth Roberta
Theodore Wachter
Battin Angel
Sehool No. 1
George Cummings
Sehool No
Mrao- Jig
Wenke
John Sper
Eugene Lechner
Iguae Czer
Rudolf Salowski
Paul Kunkel
Adolph Kolnetz
David Cohensing
Wgehang
Rail Menara
Gravlity
Kolmeta Swiewaki
Czer
Laws
Falls From Ladder At Sea Vessel Incident
Fragmented report notes a ladder fall involving Toby treten, a Pole, and Caroline, owned by the Hall Company. Injuries include head trauma and a badly damaged bark. taken to a Mexican facility for treatment. Local police, including Sergeant Keltemerer of the Thin Precinct, will investigate. In unrelated lines, Union Business College advertises day and evening instruction at Pix Building, Bendd Street, with Principal F. K. Herriman.
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Toby Treten
Caroline
ALL. Hall Company
Lewisl Tener
Keltemerer
Vieteh
Union Business College
Pix
Bendd Street
F. K. Herriman
Bridge Commission Bill Aims For Permanent New Jersey Panel
Pram Sh Sin Corregrondent reports in Wronton on March as Anwaublymuin Moore introduces a bill to make the New Jersey Bridge Commission permanent. The measure would authorize continuation of pay for Civil War veterans and related offices, awaiting passage by the House.
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Bridge Commission
Elizabeth Commercial College Ad Offers Various Courses
An irregular 19th century style notice lists Elizabeth Commercial College offeringRhortham bookkeeping and English with Karol as a noted instructor. It mentions Jersh Building at Broad Street and various names such as E McMickle as Principal and references to artistic ventures and prices. The fragmented ad hints at new shopfronts and public access to classes and services.
Heavy Work at Car Shops Amid Hiring Push
The John Stephen son Cre Company reports high demand with many skilled workers added recently. Supervisors note upcoming openings, wage concerns, and large contracts to modernize transit cars for Washington and other projects, signaling a busy period ahead.
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Chen
John Stephenson Cre
Chernik
Chilwil Lake
Noville
Urthy Stephenson Plant
Kling
Arny Fontes
Sin Wong
Boston Aml
ThesSears
Apri
TA Aml
Phere
Alent
Jan Conger
Inglis
Washington Company
Washington
Analine
Taot
Fiat
Pas
Congresa
Innsy
Hind
Convicted forger Ready granted new trial
The Court of Errors and Appeals ordered a new trial for Matthew Ready, a Newark banker accused of forging the will of the late John W. Rundell. The appellate court reversed the prior ruling, finding the trial court improperly excluded evidence about Rundell’s intent to make a will before its supposed execution.
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Ready
Les Telegraph
Journal
Fenton
Matthew Oo Meads
Newark
Suburban Club Elects Its Officers for Year
The Suburban Club elected officers for the year at a meeting in the office of the Bitter town company. Robert H. Ciawel was named president W. Whelan was vice president Thomas J Haram secretary and a slate of officers was approved. Membership stood at the 10s and dues were set at $20 for the year.
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Suburban Club
Bethtown
Noted billiardist Schaefer dies in Denver home
Jake Schaefer, the billiardist, died at his Denver home today. The death was caused by tuberculosis.
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Denver
Col
Jake Schaefer
Hoffmann's New Studio in Modern Phonography
Fragmentary notice states Hoffmann's new studio in Modern Phonography will make pictures for you at the old stand between Third Street and Log Branch, urging a move from the previous location to 1 Dhe Ave as a reminder of the old setup.
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Hoffmann
MR Raat Jursey Afreet
Log Branch
Dhe Ave
Temas Prude ‘Nieigen Male Tn
Controversy Over Cold Storage Rules and Price Controls
A hearing by the Hove Committee on Labor and Industries examined a bill to ban extended cold storage of foodstuffs and regulate prices for cold storage. Prosecutor Jarven urged limits to curb market manipulation by large interests, citing losses to eggs and other foods and potential health risks from prolonged cold storage.
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James Hills
Hove
Montis
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Ponfiry
Lees
Doren
le Philic
Gol
Tie
Wall Street Turmoil Splits Markets Amid Mixed Signals
Amid a chaotic Wall Street session Tevesan notes pressure on Towra and Low York with varied results across stocks. Analysts cite volatility, mixed demand, and fractional revaluations as investors pore over Copper, Meading, and other metals while futures show uncertain direction.
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Low
York
Yan Steevdeat
Eilew Fisker Wal
Mate
Howe
Heer
Les York Ueuntpal Enmetien
Jose
Denarot
Mab
Santos
Baton Anil
Sordid Cafes to Be Closed in Downtown Rumor
Commissioners Mo Rig and Insprector ducoh Uaghs vow action after reports of violent incidents in downtown venues tied to the Tele Roar network. Police say several clubs, alleged to host dangerous activity and "huangern-na" gatherings, face immediate closure orders as city officials review licenses and public safety.
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Peter Mo Rig
Ducoh
Dawntown
Kling
Devine
Tye
Walloani
Henry Fromny
Mirthe Bart
Questinnel
Car Rips Up Tracks At Port Ave and Five Street
A freight car derailed and tore up rails for about fifteen feet at Port Ave and Five Street. No injuries were reported though damage included a pile of wreckage and several ties displaced. Crews needed two hours to realign the track and restore service.
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Port Avene
Davtuly
Det Wright
Anthe s Arranging Race On Spring Street Route
An unsigned notice describes a Saturday race event for open walkers. It lists a loop from Frank Street and Mayhelis Avenue to Prince Street and through Thearfard Street Sherry Street and Ralinay Avenue. The starting point is Nuit Spring. Prizes include medals and a pin for fourth place.
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Pril
Frank
Mayhelis
Prince Atreey
Therfard Street
Sherry Street
Ralinay
Julio Aren
Mayor Mravlag Invited to Attend Key Event
A newspaper brief notes a committee preparing for a sale or event on March 12 invited Mayor Mravlag, who accepted the invitation and said he would endeavor to attend.
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Keindfimer
Ambwthes Tovay
Sant
Plan to Eliminate Odor of Acid From Standart Oil Plant
Local health officials weigh legal action against Standart Oil to force installation of a 50 foot stack at the Hiden plant to curb acid odors. Black reports the company will build a foundation and chimney, with completion expected in about thirty days, while the Health Board seeks a written promise and state oversight.
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AH Metiers
Ptandard Oil Company
Vanpel
Beta
Slinkee
Ube Boand
Uealth
Connally
Ami Heginie Notin
Gefring
Inerecine
Ar Pene 26 Aginst Tan Corporation
Courteill
Charles G. Black
Standart OW Company
Whelan
Istaeab Bauer
Sidney M
Richards
My. Wack
Newark
Philadelphia
Ter Wasalo
Tee Uhott
Dolan
Weck
Charles Brow
Stumdaed, Oil Company
Loominsionge
Black
Elizabet
Sienotion Company
Hlack
Ark We
Heather
Hinek
Steulard
Wes Brush
Health Board Invited for Courthouse Frtins March 19
Dr ot Gries chalcoa st ep meine leads the health board in a courthouse event to address tyheewee lable Shih et tile em Erkeng te' eter the Luh Of Cte Bivkibe pewtitiat rearing ag Huber Ghia partinen queqhon. FIELDMAK, PHOTO ARTusT.
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Ot Gries Chalcoa
Bciely
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