National Guard Faces Mexico Maneuvers and Readiness
Reports from the War Department outline preparations for a large scale border exercise near Texas, with New Jersey National Guard units already in a high state of readiness. Observers may gain field experience, while state regiments emphasize rapid mobilization and equipment readiness for possible future callups.
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Elizabeth Health Survey Meeting Notes Chronic Sanitation Issues
A Presbyterian survey of Elizabeth health conditions shows several deficiencies including irregular milk inspections, open sewers in Elizabethport, and high tuberculosis deaths mainly among ages 20 to 40. The gathering led by Rev. Charles Stelle plans to address funding and supervision at tomorrow’s meeting. William H. Corbin will preside with union support and a Maennerchor Society chorus to open.
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Expressmen Strike Hits New York and Jersey
Telegraph report from New York shows Adams Express drivers and helpers walking out after alleging unmet union agreement terms. Jersey City enlistees also joined the stoppage, with 1400 workers quitting across the Adams group. Pickets prepared for broader action as unions threaten a general walkout of express workers if demands are not met.
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Lead Company Official Seeks More Police Protection
Superintendent Jefferts reported to Mr. Lefferts that the Colwell Lead Company applied for increased police protection for employees. He cited a month of harassment by striking workers and sympathizers. He said 800 to 1100 people gathered at First Street and Broadway last night to watch workers brought home in a wagon.
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Fund Reaches 1210 Mark Amid Publicity Drive
The publicity fund grows with $65 added, bringing total to 1210 as new members join the Board of Trade of the Rail and Harbor City. New contributors include Walter Perkins Co., George J. Hirtsel Jr., and others. Seventeen new members were elected at the meeting, with Ernest W Eenest and Wallace named to the publicity committee.
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Local Marble Workers Demand Jobs On New Post Office
A dispute at the new post office project centers on local marble workers being bypassed for out of town labor. Journal reporters noted contractors hired New York men, triggering protests and a work stoppage until locals were considered. Morning observations show little marble work underway despite the stoppage.
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BUILDING AND LOAN NOTES MEETING AT 204 BROADWAY
The Peoples Building and Loan Association will meet Monday evening at 7:20 at 204 Broadway in the ater of Po & WW Rye. Elizabeth Commercial College advertises shorthand bookkeeping and English enrollment at Hersh Building Broad Street telephone 348 J. E McMickle Principal. How to save money by stopping tonight at Jane Mrs Marke and save price Hood tender more. Do not waste money on tickets we make fine photos at 3, 3.00 and 4 per dome enlargement free with owry dasan. St Patrick celebration Buena Theatre Powe Friday era. Mre Journal at Plainfield on sale every eld my by Union News Central Balzead Bia City Marker Newsstand Donald Wallace Newsdealer 03 Sort avenue.
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Police guard 49 Camorrists in New Jail Crowd
A heavy police and soldiers presence guards 49 Camorrists in a town. A steel cage houses prisoners as prosecutors seek to prove murders tied to Alfano and a New York detective, with claims of double daily searches and controlled movements to the courthouse. A witness, Genmuo, remains isolated in a separate cage amid ongoing fear of attacks.
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WAR GAME REASONS FOR ARMY ACTIVATION NEAR SAN ANTONIO
Army officers near San Antonio Texas explain six aims behind American mobilization on the Mexican frontier. They cite proving the Monroe Doctrine, warning against foreign intervention, suppressing insurgents with armed neutrality, potential invasion to pacify Mexico if Diaz dies, countering claims of inefficiency, and giving officers ten practical field maneuvers.
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Possum Hunt With Success in Jefferson Park
A possum hunt at Jefferson Park last night drew a crowd after a chilling scream prompted Patrolman Spriger to investigate. A possum fled, was shot through the heart, and the pelts may be sold at Union Business College where R. Berriman runs the Dix Building.
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Motorman averteds at Central Railroad crossing incident
A trolley driver in Elizabeth prevented a serious crash this morning as his quick actions halted a train at 100 Welk near Kant Terney. Passengers and witnesses praised his courage while local merchants note the incident may influence safety measures at grade crossings.
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Japanese Interest in Aeroplane Display
A report from Washington notes a display of latest aircraft and engines drawing diplomatic interest. Officials recount invitations to the diplomatic corps with few spectators beyond enthusiasts and academy staff, while observers jot notes on exhibits and mechanics.
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Wall Street Notes and Fowler Removal at Morris Avenue
In New York trading, fractional gains appeared at the open with mixed results across sectors. William J. Fowler removed ten large quarters from his Morris Avenue studio, a decor and framing business with eighteen years in operation, attracting attention amid a broad market lull.
Serious view taken on foreign policy in Washington
The piece summarizes U S concerns over Mexico and potential intervention, noting warnings from British investors and Spanish allies and the push for a stronger diplomatic stance. It references a late May meeting and hopes of American action amid European pressures.
CARTER IN COMMAND AT SAN ANTONIO DEPLOYMENT
General orders dispatch regiments to San Antonio to reinforce the garrison. Eleventh Cavalry and Company from Port Colethorpe arrive by train and camp near the river. additional units move in from Fort Benjamin Harrison and Port Bulin. Crop teams will continue to pour into San Antonio until Tuesday.
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Blockade Update From The Washington Front
Amid signaling a blockade, the Navy deploys to the Texas-Mexico border region with cruisers and torpedo boats. Ships from California to Virginia gather forces, including protected and battle cruisers, while marines move from San Diego and Norfolk toward transport hubs.
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