Trolley Deal Goes Ahead Despite Agency Inquiries
August Belmont and Thomas F. Ryan are not in the deal as a major public service restructuring unfolds in New Jersey. Morgan, Handal Morgan and the Us will take up two thirds of a five million dollar trolley gas and electric lighting plant upgrade, with plans to replace public securities with bonds and issue new capital. Engineers from the New York firm inspected the trolley, gas and electric systems and found them profitable but the trolley lines underperforming. The proposal includes calling in twenty one million in public service holdings and converting notes to bond funding, with Morgan taking control of underlying companies. North Jersey Street Railway bonds were involved, and a substantial cash gain is anticipated for the public corporation through the transaction. Mayer Bolwon and Thomas Bryan are noted as not involved in the capital infusion plan.
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Dp. Morgan, Firm
Liw York
Handal Morgan
Vis Cojutalieta
Philadelphia
Rergae Nporation
FT Morgan
Public Service
New York
Nbile
Tmlley
Witeoot
Theii Vetigainrs
Public Service Corporation
Hsivu
Iy Naif
Wilitertos
Morgan
Vublic Service Wien
Wood
North Jersey Street Railway
Carritint
Honda
Wteck Throngeh Morean & Cre
Veen
Mayer Bolwont
Taters
Tenetion Syston
Nul Thomas I Bryan
Metro- Jwistan
Iardine
New Catital
Wen
May Become Pastor of Epworth Church
The invitation to Tho Iter W D Walker, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church at hive, to succeed Rev Murtick at Epworth MLK Church Wis rty hinges on bishop approval. Walker signaled willingness to move if the arrangement is approved and his work at Caldwell is noted as good.
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WD. Walker
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hive
Epworth
Fire causes destruction in tent at Fowler and Wileys
A blaze broke out in a tent near Fowler and Wiley’s, damaging a quantity of fixtures. The incident occurred in the afternoon around 4, with a small blaze reported from box 20 and a brief alarm sounding. No injuries are described.
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Fowler
Willei
Ireniea
Boerthale Agailia
Fragmented OCR item with unclear event details
The readable text is severely garbled with stray phrases and partial names making a coherent event hard to confirm. No clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes are extractable for a solid headline and summary.
Historic Paterson House Sought For Preservation
Paterson March 12 The New Jersey Sons of the Revolution aim to buy the old Dey residence in Preakness within a month or to satisfy judgments against estate of Willum Melcher former Paterson mayor. They want the home kept as a Washington headquarters and turned into a museum of historic items.
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Paterson
New Jerter Sons of the Revolution
Dey
Preakness
Willum Melcher
Washington
Histor Fe Vale
New French Ministry Formed in Paris
Paris March 12 The new French Ministry has been formed with Premier and Justice Minister M. ean Sarrion and ministers for Finance Raymions Poincar, Foreign Mining Burgeoiaz, Public Works Jean-Louis Burthou, Commerce George Jean-Claud wues, Agriculture Josep hian, Interior Eugene- Leer Benjamin Clemenceat, War Fugena Etienne, Marine Gaston Thomson, and Public Instruction Aristide Briand. Portfolios may be readjusted to fit prime ministers, but the list aims to be definitive.
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Paris
M.ean Sarrion
M. Raymions Poincar
M. Burgeoiaz
M. Jean-Louis Burthou
George Jean-Claud Wues
Josephian
Eugene- Leer Benjamin Clemenceat
Fugena Etienne
Marine
Gaston Thomson
M. Aristide Briand
Theron
Amon
Frequency of Major moves puzzles Mischin
George Major colored of 044 Grove Street faced Police Court on a charge of neglecting his three children. Addison Mischin testified, paraphrased as Uncle Sam bearing witness, while the judge pressed questions about Major’s absence and mobility. Major was held in $600 bond to pay $5 for child support.
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Major
Mischin
George Major
Grove Street
Addison Mischin
Uncle Sam
Wes & Witness
Judge Mahon
Chillun
George
Rankin Park Land Company Incorporation Filed
Certificate of incorporation filed in Cranford by Rankin Park Land Company. Principal office listed at Union and North avenues. Authorized capital stock 625000, 230 shares at 100 par. Incorporators include Crawford residents Jans C. Rankin Max Doering John W Meine Edwin G. Woodling and Stephen J. Cox.
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Rankin Park Land Company Incorporated
Rankin Park Land Company
Princips
Union and
North Avenues
Cranford
Yale
Crawford
Jans C. W. Rankin
Max ©. Doering
John W. Meine
Edwin G. Woodling
Stephen J. Cox
Singer factory rushes orders with overtime shift change
The Singer factory is flooded with orders and will begin overtime this week. The adjustment department will quit at 6 45 p m, one hour later than previously. The move aims to handle the surge in demand and speed production.
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Singer Factory
Police Notes Highlight Disorderly Conduct and Drunkenness
Police notes report Benjamin Van Fleet a trolley motorman jailed after refusal to leave a Broad Street car and a later $5 fine. Also mentioned are Thomas Shanley sent to county jail for disorderly conduct and malicious mischief, a drunkenness charge pending, a beer keg thrown through Albert Peter’s saloon window, Eugene Kirk seeking lodging, and School Officer An Clark Rie arraigned for alleged neglect of his son Charles. Judge Mahon warns for school attendance failure.
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Thomen
Shanley Wan
Brand Jury
Fey
Albert Peter's
Trumbull Street
Firat
Eugene Kirk
Kirk
An- Clark Rie
Charles
Mahon
Patrick's Parish Special Mercy Feat Recounts
A fragmentary notice from a historic parish record mentions a Saint Patrick event labeled Special Mercy. Names, places, and clear actions are unreadable, but the fragment implies a local ceremony or charity effort tied to mid-century parish life.
Newsstand Looters Apprehended At Train Station
Three Bayonne men Frank Mibjak Felix Zimmler and Steve Polunka looted the Union News Company stand at the Central Mailroad station in Bethport. They were caught by Officer Bedell while waiting for a train and held for the grand jury. The amount stolen valued around ten dollars with nickels and pennies included.
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Bethport
Central Mailroad
Union News Company
Ifiver Bedell
Goode
Frank Mibjuk
Felix’ Zitmer
Newark
Steve Polunka
Bayonne
James F. Brady
Biddy
Wibjak
Hlibink
Zimmere
Polunks
Fiteer Beall
Ting Painka
Ead
Brooklyn Man Bragdon Ends Life in Fort Lee
Brooklyn official and clubman J L Bragdon, father of William Bragdon of Cranford, committed suicide at Fort Lee. Found with a bullet wound in the right temple along Knox avenue, the body discovered by a doctor. Bragdon had served as civil services commissioner and held posts at the Montauk Club and Union League Club in Brooklyn. He had recently been released from Bloomingdale Asylum after a sheriff jury found no continued insanity. His wife had left him, fearing harm, and William Bragdon arranged funeral services for his father.
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Brooklyn
William Brag
Cranford
Cranfordard
Trving L. Bragdon
William Bragdon
Forest Avenue
Fort Lee
Knox Avenue
Irving L. Bragdon
Montauk Club
Union League Club
Brogdon
Bloomingdale Asglum
Bragdon
Tien
Bray
Broadwa Central
Lakewood
Atlantic City
Yan
Obituary of Winfield S Chamberlain broker and ally
Winfield Scott Chamberlain, a broker, died suddenly at his home in New York City. He was active in politics as a Republican candidate and organized local yacht club efforts. A wife, Elisabeth M Vail, and two sisters survive him. Funeral arrangements are to be announced locally.
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Winfeld Scott Chamberlain
Winfield Scott Chamberlain
New York Bay
East Centre Street
Formalizer
Frederick E. Chamberlain
Ublican
Sonnes
John T. Dunn
Elizabeth
Winthrop Yecht Club
Beaton
Elisabeth
Elizabeth M. Vail
Marshal Sitet
Dederick
Tragedy in New York: Father and daughter perish in gas death
Emil Fuld, living at 663 East 178th Street, fatally harmed himself and his three year old daughter Soyie dine after midnight by posting newspapers over cracked doors and windows and turning on gas. A note left for his wife accused her of stone heart. The landlord found the bodies at six o clock after neighbors reported a strong gas smell.
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New York
Teaving
Vauderville Theatre
125Th Street
Schirr
Por Liteman
Kanemoff
Valentine Avenue
Tait
Black Hand Button Causes Trouble in Roselle Park
In Roselle Park on Saturday night a man wearing a button claiming Black Hand Society ties provoked a disturbance at a card game in Aldene. The accuser, John Cortelli, charged him with disorderly conduct. Dominick Damozo admitted New York residence. Judge Brown fined him 35 with a warning to avoid Aldene.
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Roselle Park
Black Hand Society
Aldene
Hoselle Park
Dominick Damozo
Brown
New York
John Cortelli
Domora
Downtown Club backs recreation pier plan
A large turnout at the Downtown Republican Club meeting backed the proposed recreation pier. A five member committee was named to lobby the City Council on the pier issue. The funeral of Arthur Fleming, head of the Federation of Musicians, was held at his mother’s home and services followed at a church before burial at a local cemetery.
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Republican Club
Knoll's Hall
Kirkland Mu
Edward Bauer
Dennis J. Burke
Shyla
Sidney Wiliams
John P. Arnold
James White
Sidney W. ‘Eldridge
Faneiel
Arthur Fleming
Youre Federation of Municians
Woros
Hones
Haddien Mhette
Teeta Aimee Tence Cad
Paris Mine Disaster Toll Tops 300 Miners
Reports from Paris describe a vast mine district fire with casualties estimated between 1 200 and 1 900. Most victims were burned or mutilated beyond recognition, and many bodies may never be recovered. Public buildings are draped in black as funerals are planned and a monument is proposed by public subscription.
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Paris
M. Dehsynite
France
Courrieros
Church finances show 35000 raised in year at St Patrick’s
The Very Rev Dean Gessaar of St Patrick's Onareh read the annual financial report. It shows 35000 collected, 23000 spent on improvements, 4000 left in treasury. balance last year was 2000. Most funds from parishioners, with a few from former members. Expenditures funded building repairs, Lyceum renovations, and cemetery work. The balance to form a parish hall fund. orphan asylum plans paused.
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Dean Gessaar
St. Patrick's Onareh
Father Gessner
Union Business College Success Club Elects Officers
The semi annual election of officers of Union Business College Success Club took place at its meeting in Jr. OU A. M. Hall Saturday evening. Wilmer Rusk Nie elected president for another term. Other officers elected include vice president and recording secretary C. Fink. Treasurer Alex F. Medenlf. The next meeting will be Saturday evening April 14.
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Union Business College Success Club
Jr. OU
A. M. Hall
Wilmer Rusk
Gergen
Gernert
J. C. Helies
Central to Allay Dust With Oil At Station Approach
Central Railroad officials plan to spray oil in front of the station on Julian place to suppress wind driven dust after a Saturday night nuisance. The measure echoes a prior effort by Senator John Kean on Morris avenue which successfully reduced dust clouds. Local figures and yard office details referenced.
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Central Railroad
Telford Wement
Julian Place
U. S
John Kean
Morris Avenue
Pana
President Roosevelts role in miners' strike talks
Washington March 1 The White House says President Roosevelt is taking no part in the labor conference between Mitchell leader of the miners and Charles Neil U S Labor Commissioner. Neil reportedly planned to brief the President but did not meet him. The President will monitor developments in the industrial dispute and will use his influence to seek an end to the crisis.
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Washington
Roosevelt
TN Parks
Mnit Sik
Mitehell
Charles Neil
United Statoe
Nf Jibor
Mitchell
Neil
Centrae
Striking Threat Over Coal Operators Refusal
Khamokin Pa March 12 United Mine Workers mobilize after coal companies refuse concessions threatening strike by April 1. Delegates at the Indian apolin convention vow to denounce operators and vote to cease work for the summer. Workers say they are in better shape to strike as supplies are piled high and fences protect mines.
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Khamokin
United Mine Warkers
Mnany Places
Col. Herrew
Valentine murder appeal denied by U S Supreme Court
Washington March 12 the Supreme Court affirmed the Circuit Court of New Jersey refusal to grant a writ of habeas corpus in the appeal of Anna Valentine the condemned New Jersey murderess Relict is thus refused to Anna Valentina and Jersey justice will take its course
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Washington
Anna Valentine
New Dersey
Circuit Court of New J Jersey
Supreme Court of the Unitud Staten
Peckham
Anna Valentina
Jersey
Killed at Battle of Dajo names and kin listed
Manila reports a Zanboanga cable listing enlisted men killed at the battle of Dajo with their next of kin locations. Edward Kilbore Woodbourne Pa Thames Harrison Sand Hill Tenn John Tomansewski Ki Pay Charles Banke Cassenhurn England Sonia Herr Ontario Canada William Kelley Paterson N J Robert Bastian Bat tom Germany Tao Calve Milner Idaho Charles Hoffer unknown John Pfeil Akron Ohio Carly Bailey Bogue Chitto Miss John Hines Bridgeport Conn Walter Hagedorn Kingston N Y Paul de Burk Spokane Wash John Shuler Donnelly Ky
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Zanboanga
Battle of
Dajo
Edward Kilbore
Woodbourne
Thames Harrison
Sand Hill
Tenn
John Tomansewski
Charles Banke
Cassenhurn
England
Sonia Herr
Ontario
Canada
William Kelley
Paterson
N. J
Robert Bastian
Battom
Germany
Tao Cal
McCurdys Arrive In Plymouth From New York
The McCurdys led by Richard McCurdy former president of Mutual Life Insurance and Mrs McCurdy arrived in Plymouth this morning aboard the Hamburg America steamer America from New York. They will travel to Exeter and then Torquay in Devonshire noted for their scenic beauty.
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Plymouth
Boghind
Richard McCurdy
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Mra. McCurdy
Louie A. Theband
Thebaud
McCurdy
Hamburg
America
New York
Exeter
Devonshire
Torquay
Susan B Anthony In Critical Condition In Rochester
Susan B Anthony is in a very low condition in Rochester New York at 8 AM today she has not regained consciousness since suffering the relapse yesterday and her death may come at any moment authorities report it as a critical state and medical staff remain vigilant for any change
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Susan B. Anthony
Rochester
Robert J. Kirkland Social Club Meeting Recap
The Robert J. Kirkland Social Club gathered Saturday night at Elizabeth Avenue and First Street for a sociable event with food and drinks. Attendees included town residents and local figures, while plans hint at upcoming memorial services and cemetery interments.
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Ae En v
Kirkland Social Club
Friends of
Captain Kirkland
Gardner II Jailed Again After Bond Collapse
Courtland B. Gardner once proprietor of the United States Hotel on West Grand Street is jailed after bondsmen W H Reynolds and Jacob Reuter failed to produce him. He had been appealing a 3 year sentence for keeping a disorderly house and was in and out of bail as appeals were pursued before the Supreme Court. Gardner returned to Newark from there and was taken to county jail by Chief Tenney this morning, accompanied by his daughter.
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Courtland B. Gardner
United States
Weat Grand Street
W. J. Reynalda
Jacob Reuter
Mudge Vail
Priuod
Gardner
Wan
Newark
N.C. J. Fnglivh
Tenney
Plainfield Physicians Campaign Against Consumption
Plainfield March 12 A campaign against tuberculosis begins under the Plainfield Clinical Society. The opening meeting at Plainfield High School on March 2 features Dr. Livingston Farrand of New York as director of the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis, with talks by Dr. J A Hudsonton and Hugh F Pax.
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J. 4. Huddewton
New York
Hugh F. Pax
Thie City
New Jersey
Wall Street Trading Mixed After Reading Demand News
Trading in the fret hour centered on speculative activity in reads and miners while Reading shares drew attention due to news of miners' demand rejection. London bought modestly and brokers showed scattered buying as Consols rose sharply while Southern Railway saw limited activity. Government bonds were largely unchanged with few notable moves.
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Artow
Reading
London
Banda
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