Playgrounds Urgently Backed by City Reformers
A Kilalwelay case for child recreation fuels a conference at Elizabeth Hall under the Children’s Committee of the Elizabeth Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. Roy Smith Malt of New York Welfare voices strong support, urging organized playgrounds as a humane, practical city solution.
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Uliygrodad Commission
Kilalwelay Koon
M. C. AL
Sid
Elizabeth Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Comepiuio
Mravlag
Hunt for Bloodgood Girl at Lakewood Frustrated
March 11 Takewood report shows William Bloodgood offering 1500 reward for Helen Bloodgood missing from Leslie Street Fort home. A systematic woodland search, dragged lakes and ponds nearby, follows under police direction amid belief she may have hidden or died from exposure after vanishing in a nightdress.
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Tourpol
Takewood
Helen
Leslie St. Fort
Wadnesday
William Bloodgood
New York
Lehan
Roosevelt tight lipped on politics during tour dates
Theodore Roosevelt, en route on a European grand tour, refuses to discuss American or world politics with reporters. He outlines a dense schedule from Naples to London, with stops in Rome, Vienna, Budapest, Paris, Berlin, and Oxford, and plans to return to New York by June. His son’s engagement to Miss Alexander is noted.
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Hoosevelt
United Press
Thia
Roosevelt
Belgium
Holland
Christiania
Bordin
Berlin
Honsevelt
London
Oxford University
Amerie
Theodore
Alexander
New York
Murder Shocks Norristown: Man Kills Stepfather in Defense
In Rockledge, Pennsylvania, March 11 William Rheyherd shot and killed his stepfather Ferry Mollanus after entering a home to stop his mother’s beating. Cled allegedly ordered McManus to leave, then fired when refused, killing him.
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Norristown
Williamn Rheyherd
Ferry’ Mollanus
Rockledge
Cled
McManus
Honee
McMunua
New Fire Hydrants Placed Across City
The Board of Fire Commissioners has placed eleven new hydrants in Beth, with three now in service on Franklin Street between First and Second, in Youth Park at Tavington and Third, and eight more to be installed within thirty days. Chief Gerstine notes most will serve the upper city areas.
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Wadkepey
Tengu
Head of Health
Board of
Edwcation
Thorleed
Board of Fire Commissioners
Hlinbeth
Franklin Street
First
Second
Youth Park
Sted
Tavingston
Third Streets
Gerstune Anys
Morristown Laundry Buys Pimson Plant in Murrietown
The Morey LaRue Laundry Company of this city purchases the Pimson laundry at Murrietown and takes over one of the largest mills in Murrietown.
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Morey-LaRue Laundry Company
Pimson Laundry
Murrietown
Rosrassto
Murriatown
Favors Rockefeller Charter Ex Telegraph to the Journal
A clipped telegraph note discusses a charter favor tied to Rockefeller interests. The item reflects archival transmission between papers and signals political alignment or support requests. The readable fragment confirms a linkage to the Rockefeller matter without detailing actions or outcomes.
Trolley Strike Turmoil in Trenton Violent Day Two
Disorder and violence mark the second day of Trenton trolley strike with strike-breakers arriving from New York. Police armings and arrests followed while the public sympathizes with strikers and some labor groups boycott the company.
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Tournal
Trenton
Cura
Samuel Cohen
Clinton Street
New York City
Crossey Company Jao
Eity
Patkemen
South Broad
Ferry Streets
Culliton
Richard Pilger
Bigton
Schnorbus
Roundeman Pilger
Uteps
Maddock
Bern
Olelock
Rep Perkins Dead After Weeks of Illness in New York
Washington reports Representative James B. Perkins of New York died this morning at Garfield Hospital after weeks of illness from a malignant intestinal disease. His wife was bedside. remains to be taken to the family home in Rochester.
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Washington
James B. Perkins
New York
Garfield Hoxpital
Horny
Roelweter
Turar
Treasury theft solved says Chicago attorney
Federal agents seek to obtain information held by Attorney Barbour who testified in Judge Brentano's court that he had evidence on how 17000 dollars was stolen from the United States Sub Treasury three years ago. The attorney’s declaration came as the prosecution moved to dismiss a $50,000 malicious prosecution suit brought by George W. Fitzgerald against Sub Treasurer Boldenweck.
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Chicago
Federal
Wut Hornshire
Uay
Atkomney
George W. Fitzgerald
William Boldenweck
Motions Urge Cautious Library Book Distribution
Down town Democratic Club adopted resolutions urging the Library Commission to limit distributing books to children in primary grades. Secretary Walsh was asked to forward copies to Judge Clark Mekr Whittemore. The meeting also announced year long standing committees and noted concerns about after school library attendance.
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Library Commission
Democratic Club
Nite Club
William J. Walsh
Clark Mekr. Whittemore
Joomted
Aml
Joseph F. Greer
Laat
Winn nee—Thoman Fyn
T. J. Rulligan
C. J. Kane
F. Holland
J. J. O'Leary
John J. Collins
J. O'Donnell
John ¥. Byrnes
Thomas Carey
Joseph Fulrman
James C. Connolly
William T. Cox
John Hogan
John W. Kreig
W. A. Bourdon
C. F. Reagan
Peter T., Hughes
M. Hegian
Hugh F. Boyle
Edward Maher
James McLaughlin
William F. Tager
William P. Maher
D. P. McGovern
Taft to Open Republican Campaign in New York
Washington reports that after White House talks Taft will start the Republican Congressional campaign in New York next week. Visitors included Vice President Sherman and Rep Me Kinley, chairman of the Congressional Committee, amid a split in New York Republican ranks following Senator Root’s influence and Senator Hinman’s presidency bid.
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Washington
White House
Taft
New York
Vice
Sherman
Me. Kinley
Congressional Committee
Senator Hinman
New York State Senate
Rootam
Line
Mystery in Charges In Baltimore Business Circle
Baltimore March 11. The Baltimore Business Men's Association filed charges with President Collector William F. Jones alleging constitutional violations by him. It is believed the charges will be laid before the authorities.
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Baltinore
Baltimore Business Men’s Association
William F. Jone
The One Price Clothier Ad and Local Education Notices
An advertisement promotes The One Price Clothier with low priced garments, claiming factory-made quality and nationwide sourcing. Nearby notices include Elizabeth College offering shorthand, bookkeeping and English courses with principal E McMickle, and a millinery opening announced for March 15 to 17 by the Hetzmans at 1065 Latayette Street.
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Caner Heim
Oneprice Clothier
le Caval
Elizabeth College
Hersh, Haibding
207 Street
E. McMickle
End to Philadelphia streetcar strike sought at mass meeting
Telegraph report from Philadelphia on March 11 describes a planned mass meeting of civic groups to end the city’s streetcar strike and avert a wider general strike. It notes rioting, business paralysis, factory and plant shutdowns, and calls for mediation led by State Senator Daniel T. McNichol and Greenwald of the State Federation of Labor. Streetcar operating crews totaled 4,609, while union claims claimed 700 cars running amid strikebreaking imports.
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Journal
Philadelphia
Inwlin
Husky Palleomut
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Florida
Daniel T. McNichol
Yrader
Yeaterday
Mustons Purd
Jeadera
Vallelain
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Cramp
Cramps
Democratic Dinner Invites Prominent Men to Turn Hall
Committees arranging the Democratic dollar dinner at Turn Hall on Tuesday evening March 24 plan to invite Democratic Assemblymen Senators and other leaders from Hudson Essex Middlesex and Ware counties. Tickets have surged since Woodrow Wilson was named the principal speaker and unredeemed reservations are urged to be returned.
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Turn Hall
Woodrow Wilson
Pritteeton Culrapaty
Broadstreet
Hiudson
Essex
Middlesex
Ware Fen
Wootrow Wilsen
Natelson Spring Sale Ad at 108 East Jersey Street
Local shop Natelson advertises spring sale items including clothing and home furnishings. The notice mentions anniversary events, factory connections, and a push to visit their showroom at 108 East Jersey Street with offers on painting and framing.
Ackerman ILI Report From Trenton Raises Health Questions
Rumors circulated in Trenton that Senator Ernest Ackerman suffered a serious nervous breakdown while in the upper house. The Journal attempted verification at his New York office where officials said he had been ill for ten days. No definite details on his condition or plans were available.
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Trenton
Ernest J. Ackers
Journal
Realay
Senator Ackerman
New York
Ex-Gov Stokes Faces Contest In Cumberland County
Trenton March 14 An Assemblyman from Bridgeton Isaac P Nighyola says he will seek the Republican nomination for State Senator in Cumberland County and vows to oppose Edward C Stokes for Governor or U S Senator He claims strong local support and predicts a decisive campaign in the county Fort is urged to appoint James B Dill to the Court of Errors and Appeals amid reported talks of political deals feedback from Cumberland county community members and gossip about influence with Governor Fort
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Trenton
Ealward
Stokes
United States
Cumberland County
Ue le Ture
United Piste Sanatory
New Torey
United States Senate
Nichols
Comberlass County
Governor Fort
Court of Errors and Appeals
New Juvwyle
Fort
Supreme Court
Hevo We
Nichole
Newark
van Tuige
James B Dill
Court of Error
Agpeatn
Beef concerns plea on conspiracy charge
Former senator William D. Edwards, representing National Packing Swift Armour and Nelson Morris, pleads guilty to conspiracy charges in the Court of Common Pleas. No bail was requested, and the prosecutor indicated he would not pursue further at this time.
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Jersey City
William D. Edwarda
National Packing Company
Swift &Company
Armour & Company
Nelson Morris & Company
Inrven
Car Conductor Hurt After Falling From Moving Car
Walter Coughlin a conductor for the Public Service Corporation was attempting to board a moving car at Exatrand and Heid streets when he lost his grip and fell striking his temple. He was taken to the Alesian Hospital for treatment of a severe gash and chin injury before being discharged to his home.
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Exatrand
Heid Streets
Walter Coughlin
Public Service Corporation
Mie
Alesian Hospital
29th Anniversary Sale at Local Stores
The fragment outlines a 29th anniversary sale across several stores on Elisabeth Avenue including M. Barr's New Parr and Feldman, with notices of fresh eyes and photography by Feldman, plus a reference to a strict sale week and lingering mentions of promotions and patrons.
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Fresh Eyes
Elizabeth River channel plan draws Newark praise
Richard C. Jenkinson told Newark Board of Trade members the Elizabeth River improvement could create a major New Jersey waterway. He argued a ship canal linking Elizabeth to inland sound would cost about 7 to 20 million dollars, boosting Newark’s growth as a future top US city with heavy river trade potential.
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New Jersey
Newark
Forte Mylon
Richard C. Jenkinson
Newark Board of Trade
Orleans
Jenkinson
John Catton Dana
Ken
Board of Trade
Elizabeth River
Itar Kean
Lan Branch
Ataten
Inland Sound
Benatar Keah
Uhr
Trale Wa
Kaasaaking
Charles Tt. K. Halsey
Jenklaan
Eer Jenkinson
Halpey
United States
Philadelphia
New Yorkey
Elizabeth
Staisticn
Ulore
Wall Street ends mixed as early gains fade
Turbulent New York session sees gains at opening amid broad activity. Copper and railroad shares lead declines as government bonds strengthen and notable firms report mixed moves. Trading slows into the final hour with muted losses in major indices.
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New York
Ellie
Jet Nervarnee
Omy
Ampebae
Leelon Hal
Dlegerm Pa Fine
Honneybania
Levy Department Store Spring Hats and Furnishings Opening
Fragmentary notice announces HC Levy store at a city corner offering men’s wear including hats and spring apparel. Readable parts indicate debut of a spring collection and department offerings.
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HC Levy
Bo Bee
Sity
Erumtyoia
Levy
Wowlal
Bane
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the Journal
Renk
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Morristown Laundry
Perkins
Kent
East Breed
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