Pension For W J Magie Of Elizabeth
Plans authorize a pension for former Chancellor William J Magie of Elizabeth equal to one third of his $11 000 annual salary. The act allows retirement for long-serving judges over 73 or incapacitated officers, with similar eligibility for others who served before enactment. Also discussed are railroad tax resolutions and taxation for public utility corporations at local versus state rates.
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Ferein
Trenton
William J. Magiv
Olizabeth
Wes
Marlin
Martin
Attorney -Genwil
For Cal Egdessors
Night Riders Destroy Large Tobacco Shipment
Night riders visited Unistowne and cut telephone lines to prevent alarm. They destroyed 40,000 rounds of tobacco stored in a warehouse belonging to Pooled and Mate near Mr Moorhead’s residence in Jerrwalh Brooksville. The incident occurred in March and involved the warehouse and tobacco stock.
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Brooksville
Unistowne
KL R
Cargon
Moorhead
Chipink
New County Officers Start in Tomorrow
The article notes Judge Addison Swift will appear at Quarter Sessions before Indy Atwater to take office duties. Walter T. Hetfield Jr of Plainfield awaits appointment as assistant and Clark McK. Whittembre supports Judge Swift as District Court Judge, who begins Thursday.
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Nichola C. J. English
Tostiderper
Addison Swift
Indy Atwater
Wince
Walter T. Hetfield, Jr
Plainfield
Clark McK. Whittembre
Swift
Lilley May End Inquiry If He Refuses Testimony
Washington reports March 10 that Representative Lilley of Connecticut risks stalling the corruption probe into the Electric Boat Company by refusing to testify before the special committee. Lilley argues calling witnesses would reveal plans, while supporters insist the committee needs his testimony to proceed.
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Washington
Lilley
Connecticut
Special Committee
Hectric Boat’ Company
Tilley
Pedit Heford
Lloyd
Six Men Named for Delegates at Large to Chicago Convention
From Trenton March 10 the situation centers on Governor Fort and six men who may be named delegates at large to the national convention in Chicago. The group includes Fort, Li.8. Benatore eau and Briggs, former Governor John W. 3, and David Bairdree, with Hamitt Kean and Frank Smith among others. No definite decision has been made, though it is agreed Fort could claim the right if necessary. The exact method to select the remaining delegates remains unsettled.
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Common’ Pleas
Solivan
Charry
eBriay
Tersichore
Firat
Humanite Pian
Munyaitan
Geetire
Eanure
Trenton
Chicago
Jone
Fort
Benatore
Eau
Briggs
Johm W
Ami David Baird
Ree Aula
Amon
Hamitt Kean
Frank Smith
Aeks
Chicagoi
City Council to Propose Higher City Comptroller Salary
Last night the City Council adopted a resolution urging repeal of the current law on the Comptroller salary. Presented by Councilman Saver, the measure received hearty approval from all members present as part of a movement to raise the salary under the 1870 act and related provisions.
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Jwna
Councilmar Saver
Alvanter
Nal Rim
Moore
Ty Mack
John K. English
Jeremiah J. Leary
Committee of Faw
Elimbeth
Elizabeth
Joe Jaton
Joint Committee of Law and Finance
el Moro
el Mora
Cty
Elmate Toizabeth
Ki Mora
Unreadable OCR Summary Card
Fragmentary text shows garbled names and dates. Key entities and clear facts are missing, preventing a coherent summary or identification of the event, people, or place.
Siegel Store In Danger As Blaze Rages In City
A major fire in the heart of the retail district injured twenty firefighters and endangered the Siegel Coopers building. The blaze tied up streetcars in Pittsburgh and caused extensive window and structural damage to adjacent properties. Chief Croker estimated losses at 250000 dollars as crews battled the six story blaze amid bursting hoses and rotten equipment delays.
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Journal
New-York
Carnet
Siegel-Cooper
Captain McGuirey
William Ryan
William Guray
Edward J. Smith
F. Rander
Alxetory
Highteenth
Westith Street
Croker
Amai
Dr Victor Mravlag Seeks Mayoral Endorsement Surge
A fragment reports Republicans rallying behind Dr Victor Mravlag for mayor with claims of broad support and a pledge toward constructive campaigns. It mentions the City Committee directive of no saloon canvassing and a restrained approach to electioneering.
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Victor Mravlag
Don’t Go Out of Town for High Lopters Worke
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a warning against leaving town for a high risk operation or event. The text includes unclear references to people and places, but the core idea cautions staying local. No clear dates or organizations are discernible.
New School Door Discussed by Committees
The Board of Education held a meeting to review routine business and discuss school improvements and pupil safety measures. Herman C. Frederick highlighted a Morewood patented door that can be locked from outside yet opened from inside, with a model shown and a trial recommended for one school.
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Board of Eiucation
Herman C. Frederick
William 8.Morewood
Trades Council Denounces Journal Report Proven False
The Elizabeth Evening Times reported on February 21 that the Union County Trades Council had urged unions to stop buying the Elizabeth Daily Journal. The Journal found no such action by the Trades Council after inquiry. The Allied Printing Trades Council issued resolutions supporting publication, labeling fairness and a square deal, and requested dissemination in multiple papers.
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Elizabeth Evening Times
Union County Trades Council
Trades Council
Printing Trades Councils
Cdlumns
Atta Mpeting
Hmuzabeth Daily Journal
Union County ‘Trades Council
Pete
Coaricit
Union Senate
Elizabeth Daily Ous
Jon the Joural
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Allied’ Printing ‘Trades
Allied ‘Printing ‘Tracan Council
Newepaper
Allied Printing Tradea Council
Governor pushes waterway channel from Bay Head to May
From the state capital report the Governor sends a special message urging the opening of a waterway channel from Bay Head to May. The plan spans about 117 miles and includes a canal link to the inland area. The proposal also suggests provisions for connecting Manungusa over to Be Of canal from Bay Head.
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From
Bay Head
Y Head
Blanket ballot bill introduced in Trenton on employees' liability
S188 Correspondent notes a bill in Trenton to adopt a blanket ballot with candidates listed alphabetically like Massachusetts. The Labor and Industry committees held a hearing on employees liability, with Mr Gebhardt proposing the measure.
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Trenton
Gebhardt
Woman 101 Years Old Remembered In Local Notice
A local brief notes the 101st birthday of Miss Slitan Wade, honoring her long life and recent milestones as recorded in the community notice. The item preserves names and dates from the old newspaper segment, highlighting a centenarian's birthday observance.
Reformatory Hit Hard By Probers Recommendations Made
A New Jersey inquiry report from the 1907 legislative committee criticizes the Rahway Reformatory for lavish spending and mismanagement. It calls for budget reforms, better accounting, and improved inmate maintenance while noting some positive elements and urging closer state oversight. Continued on Eighth Page.
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Mariner
Reformatory
Blizzard Photos Wanted For Journal Prints
Readers are invited to send personal recollections and photographs to The Journal to accompany a feature on memorable blizzards. Requests include loaned images and captions, with deadlines noted for Thursday morning publication.
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Journal
Neat
Deatren
Willie
Primary Bill Defeat Triumph for Baird
Sal correspondence from Trenton reports the primary bill defeat linked to Governor's allies. David Mai conveyed the outcome to the governor while Baird faced opposition noted by a commission of fans or supporters. The March 1 event centers on the bill not being the governor's preferred measure.
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Bill
Baird
Trenton
Lee
C. W. Riker
Attempt on King Gustav's life by Swedish workers
A group of Swedish workmen fired at the royal palace in Christiania, aiming at King Gustav. Bullets shattered windows and lodged in walls as guards captured two attackers before escape. The would be assassins, armed with fifty bullets, claimed they sought to kill the monarch. King Haakon VII of Denmark is noted as Norway's king, chosen by the Storting on November 16, 1905, with birth date August 8, 1872.
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Fournal Christiania
Norway
Gurstus
Gardin
Touloy
Puarda
Haakon VII
Denmark
Sweden
el Mora
Elizabeth
Wey
Kilza- Voth
Ashume
Bill Abolishes State Arbitration Board Faces House Vote
Promastat Correspondent reports Trenton measures abolish the State Board of Arbitration with a five member panel at 1600 dollars salary, noting it never settled labor disputes. A separate bill creates inland waterways department with a five year term at 2000 dollars and a new commission to codify laws. governor urged wage changes. Democrats pressed for suspension of the measures, but the motion carried. The House also passed a bill to form a commission to codify the 1904 laws and another to codify the Shute statutes.
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Promastat
Trenton
Marel
Asgenillymign
Prince
State Board of Arbitration
Hiembert
Hirnd'a Bil
Department of Inland Waterways
Hin
Lin Par Wage
Governor Ends Fight for Prosecutorship In Atlantic County
The governor ends the feud over the Atlantic county prosecutorship by appointing Clarence Goldberg. With no agreement between Wooten and Babwork factions, the governor made the selection. He also announces several reappointments to state boards including Ulmar Allen to the State Board of Education Ninth district, Theodore Senneman to the Tuberculosis Hospital board, Edwin West Sr. to Tenement House Board, Wm. A. Logue to the Ink and Home Commission, and Brice Gollard to the State Village for Epileptics board.
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Heoma Sto
Trenton
Atlantic County
Clarence &. Goldberg
Wooten
Babwork
State Board of Education
Ninth
Ulsmar Allen
Hudson
Board of Managers Banetorium
Theodore Senneman
Atlantic
Sabesvision
Edwin West, Sr
Bergen
Ink and Gome Commission
Wm. A. Logue
Cumberland
State Village For
Mra
Brice Gollard
High School Building Destroyed by Fire
A newly rebuilt high school hall burned today causing about 14,000 in loss. All 800 pupils escaped as fire alarm and smoke halted students. Teachers Stone and White opened attic access. flames overtook the corridor, one professor suffered burns. Investigators suspect a defective fire in the blaze.
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Hy Teregrupn
Supples O
Unclear Union and College Market Signal
Fragmentary OCR text mentions union business and college context with scattered names and phrases. Key entities and details are unreadable, leaving an incomplete item with no cohesive event, date, or outcome to summarize accurately.
Annexation Approved by City Council Amid Split Vote
The Elizabeth City Council narrowly approved annexation of El Mora after a lengthy, heated debate. Supporters led by Mack Engle Leary urged adopting the report. opponents Nugent Stein Laver condemned it. The majority backed the measure with promises of future legislative action and tax implications discussed.
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el Mor
Fivardhle
Ita Spellial
Counclimen B
Leroy Mack
John K. Engle
Jeremiah D. Leary
Conneilmin Moore
Eliz Commercial College and Local Notices
Fragmented OCR shows references to ELIZ and commercial college with stray names and terms like ST PATRICK'S and FRANK BAND. Mentions a graduation or credential event tied to Sigmund Woll and Gebhard, with unclear dates and multiple garbled names.
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New York
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Judiciary Committee
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Marstin
Rahway Reformatory
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Palace Garden
Prince Massure
Tolley
Goldberg
Union Business, College
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Morrow
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