Celebration Planned for 125th Anniversary of Elizabethtown
The joint committee on the celebration met in the City Hall to organize a 125th anniversary celebration for Elizabethtown. Chairman P J Kyan and others were present. A plan divides work among seven committees and a circular for general distribution was drafted for newspaper publication.
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Elizabethtown
P, J Kyan
Mewens
McManus
Weber
White
Kirkland
Woedl
Littell
Egewolf
Iisel
Cart
Collin
Sehlotterer
Mefiovern
Kenah
Hennessey
Killy
Ryan
Boiveock
St. Madison Drake
Milanel Colling
Fieneral Dake
Ghar
Egeno
Egenn
Suits Against Public Service In District Court
The Public Service Corporation faces two damage suits in district court. William T. French of Lafayette Street claims a trolley collision on Westfield Avenue in February damaged his wagon and injured his horse after not seeing the approaching car. Julien Renclaca alleges a January trolley collision with his wagon on Westfield Avenue, causing damage and injuries. Both suits name unnamed motormen and seek $100 damages each.
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Public Service Corporation
Mora
William T. French
Lafayette Street
French
Westfield Arene
Edmijmany
Laveyer
J. A. Kiernan
Ims
Anid Aarning
Duline Renclaca
Urolley
Weatfield Avenue
Hell
Raaghich
Four Bills Signed by the Governor in Trenton
In Trenton on March 24, Governor Stoker signed four bills including measures for appropriations totaling 54 for the memory of soldiers from Mor Muth and the Jennny. The acts incorporate the borough of Audubon in Camden County and address incidental expenses as debated by the joint committee on sun SeLILiVe.
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Trenton
Givernor Stoker Mtening
Sense Nowa Bs
Brown
Mor
Muth
Monavacy
PD Menory
Jennny
Aly A&r
Robbin
Barlington
A. Te. Howelo
Mr. Reeves
Aten
Borough of
Audubon
Camden County
Incomplete OCR Text Prompts a Missing Story
Fragmentary OCR snippet references rugs and a manufacturer but provides no coherent event, person, or location to summarize. The readable words suggest a trade or advert but lack concrete facts or dates.
Plural Presidents Roil Elizabeth Club In Power Fight
The Elizabeth Democratic Club faces a leadership dispute with Hague and Schlotterer each claiming the presidency. Officers threaten dual meetings and tactics as bylaws and past elections loom, while observers debate control of the group and the forthcoming decision.
Derailment blocks traffic on city trolley line
A trolley car 1518 with two singers derailed near New Point Road and Livingston Street after a local plant shut down. The incident blocked the Fifth Street line, delaying workers returning home. a portion of traffic was halted as crews addressed the wreck.
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Singer
New Point Road
Livingston Street
Fifth Street
Professor Sughrue Ducting Seeker Mentioned in Tekaphone記
Fragmentary OCR text references Professor Sughrue, a secher of ducting, with addresses North Rolf Street and Tekaphone 14012. The material appears garbled and lacks coherent events or context to form a clear news item or outcome.
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Sughrue
Rolf Street
Nomination of Senator Cross as U S district judge
The Journal reports President Roosevelt nominated Senator Joseph Cross for U S district judge for New Jersey. The Senate discussed the creation of two districts with W M Lanning in the south and Cross in the north. Resolutions praising his appointment were adopted by the New Jersey Senate, urging long service and noting Ferrell's remarks. Continued on sixth page.
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Roosevelt
New Jersey
the Journal
Joseph Crows
United States
District of
Senate
Keap
W. M. Lanning
Treston
Cross
Sterling
Ferrell
Bradley
General Hospital Officers Elected
A meeting of the board of managers of the Elizabeth General Hospital last night elected officers with full attendance. President Hester M Voorhees, vice president Walter AR. Timm, secretary Joseph WH. Klanchard, treasurer Patrick OI. Ryan.
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Elizabeth General Hospital
Hester M. Voorhees
Walter AR. Timm
Joseph WH. Klanchard
Patrick OI. Ryan
Runaway pony causes street chaos in old town chase
A pony owned by Nathan Neuman trotted through Wirstams Bond streets after wind scattered bone bits of paper near Fourth and Court yesterday afternoon. The rider rushed from a delivery, pursuing the animal as it dashed and kicked up leaves, disrupting the block until it was finally recaptured.
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Nathan Neuman
Wirstams Bond Streets
Fourth
Court Streets
Guam
Sone
New Superintendent of Clark Club Appointed
At a meeting of the board of governors Frank Woo Carberry was named superintendent to take effect March 18. A telegrapher notes a "conscience fund" in a local railroad office, remarking on its growth and the oddities of railway dealings amid a Kentucky case of wire tampering and a station incident.
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Baward Clark
Frank Woo Carberry
Franklin
Kentucky
Man Overboard From Ferryboat Rescued After Quick Tug Pull
Sydney Brewster, 32, of 154 West Jersey Street, fell from a Pennsylvania ferry between New York and Jersey City. Passengers cried man overboard as Life preservers were thrown. Captain Biggs of the Confidence coordinated a rescue, Brewster was pulled from the river and taken to the North River pier, then to hospital, after which he recovered and sent word his condition was safe. New York.
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Bydney Brewster
West Jerney Street
Pennsylvania
New York
Jersey City
Imat
Biggs
le Wa
House of Relief
Mint
Brewster
Awell
Steiner
Tuyen
Aplash
Jersey Street
Produce Exchange
Miners Convention Opens in Altoona Amid Wage Debate
Altoona Pa March 4 One of the most important conventions of miners in the eastern United States opened with 200 delegates representing 34140 organized miners in the Central Pennsylvania field. Debate centers on wage cuts opposed by miners who vow to resist. National President Mitrice and National Secretary Wilson to attend for joint operator negotiations. President Gilday welcomed delegates. annual reports presented. membership at 5810, highest in district history. finances show revenue 181,267. balance rest. The strike at Morre Run continues. miners out at coat 837.
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Altoona
United States
France
John Mitrice
William Wilson
Patrick (Ilday
Cilday
Richard Gilbert
Jerseymen for Vienna Embassy Secretary Nominees
The President sent nominations to the Senate naming George Barclay Rives of New Jersey as secretary of the Embassy at Vienna Francis M Wright as United States judge for the Boateradi of Mdingis and See Court We Cheha Baas Fe Rios BE Virginie to be collector of internal revenue for the Sixth district of Virginia and Clarence L Hobart of Washington to be collector of customs for the district of Alaska.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
George Barclay Rives
Newersey
Vienna
Francis M. Wright
Boateradi
Steinway Square piano bargain offered at AT Morrow
Local ad notes a Steinway Square piano available for bargain pricing at AT Morrow located at 117 Fires Wheeler Street. The listing references Dr Jos Whynmay and Dr in Elizabeth Avenue with unclear street wording but indicates a sale or promotion in the neighborhood.
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Morrow
European troops in China and Russian retreat at Tieling
Reports from St Petersburg claim General Kuropatkin with about 100000 men reached Tieling and began hastily fortifying to slow Japanese advance while awaiting orders to restore order. Concurrent dispatches mention executions in Berlin for soldiers who refused to fight, illustrating wartime intolerance and coercion.
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St. Petersburg
Atail
Tiong
Tsin
Thia
Gov. Kuropathin
Peace reports unconfirmed from Washington officials
Diplomatists in Washington express no solid evidence of an imminent end to hostilities. They say peace views appear speculative and depend on unclear developments, with no firm consensus or guaranteed outcome.
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Washington
Arrowood Is Dismissed From Navy After Desertion
Midshipman Milton W Arrowood of the Kearsarge has been found guilty by a naval court martial and sentenced to dismissal from the service. The case drew wide interest due to accusations by Arrowood and his clergyman father that naval officers corrupted the youth, though his naval record shows promise and prior good conduct. Arrowood deserted after authorities refused to accept his resignation and was arrested in New York before trial.
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Mayer
Milton W. Arrowand
Staten Eve
Navy Department Vn
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Barker
North Atlantic
Cnae
Young Arrowood
Artawond
Nath Carolina
Navy
Hin
Mbit
Arrowand
New York
Guanes
Arraword
Alvays
Middletown Woman Fights Fire From Antique House Raid
The morning blaze at Mrs Paulin Kiefer’s Middletown home endangered a collection of valuable antiques. Neighbors called authorities as flames consumed rooms, with Kiefer reportedly locking doors to slow looting and to protect the treasures inside. Firefighters arrived and battled the fire despite smoke and structural hazards.
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Paulin Kiefer
Middletown
Gas Explosion Kills Woman in Pittsburg Home
Pittsburg March 24 Mrs. Jacob Bittser is dead and Amelia Hopkine remains at St. Francia Hospital as a gas blast at 3153 Breede Hill destroys the Bittser home and damages an adjoining residence. One fireman harmed.
Nineteen Die In Tenement Fire In New York Ghetto
Nineteen persons died and sixteen were injured in a fire at a double deck tenement on Allen Street in the Ghetto. Firemen and police formed a human chain to rescue tenants as flames spread rapidly through a paint shop and a grape juice store. Dozens of families were affected, with many stepping from burning stairways or balconies to escape. A heroic effort by Lieutenant Bonnet and others saved children, while others perished in the heat. Identification of victims began at the Eldridge Street station as relatives gathered for word from hospitals and officials.
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New York
Loo Allen
Eldridge Street
Jacah Solomon
Yeam'oll
Isaac Solomon
Rachel Salomon
Tesaie Cahen
Rose Weiner
Sandor Weiner
Dn Moskowitz
Maurice Moeller
Rose Moeller
Marty ‘Kawlmann
Tandere Davie
Manis
Davin
Stanhing
Fires Department
Anors
Bonnet
Lient
Nannigan
McGrath and
Waleh
Hook and Ladder Company No
Poggie
Fingine Company
James Wartalnky
Jumor
Wartalsky
A. Brenty
Mia
Solomon
Ducot
Laane
Iver
Udridge Street
Hundrels
Avianaien
Gouverbenr
Bellevin
Hudson Street
St. Vincent's Hospitals
Ind
Returning the battle flags to their owners
Washington March 14 The War Department will act on a joint resolution authorizing the return of Civil War battle flags captured by Union forces Maine General Fred C Ainworth the military secretary will oversee the return All flags are stored in the War Department tag room and will be sorted to identify rightful recipients no ceremonial ceremony planned officials will issue a formal letter summarizing the act and the flags destination
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Washington, D. C
War Department
Maine
Fred C. Ainaworth
Yelier
Wall Street activity after New York Central rumors
New York March 14 A rumor near certainty regarding the New York Central situation sparked early trading. New York Central rose over 2 percent, rail shares advanced 2 to 4 percent as investors rotated from railroad to industrial issues. Initial gains tempered by mixed trading and notable volatility across sectors.
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Rumere
Regeré
New York Central
Mt Vaul
Lst
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Northern District of
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Er Eae
Europatkin
Tieling
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Maridao
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People's Gas
Wes Bauthert
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