State Board Authority 10 End Odor Nuisance Case
City Attorney Connolly reports the State Board of Health may file in the Court of Chancery to stop the odor nuisance from Standard Oil plant in Linden if evidence shows it harms public health. A written opinion will be submitted to Elizabeth health officials at March meeting to decide action. The 1904 act allows the State Board to file on the relation of the Linden board seeking an injunction to halt such nuisance.
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City Attmrney Vtamies C Connolly
Court of Chancery
Standard Oil
Linden
Board of Flalth
Yareh
Health Authoriies
Suto Board of Health
Jawa
State Board of Health
Out Board
Health Board
Board of Health
Linden Board of Health
Italian Laborer Perricone Dies After Work Complication
John Perricone aged 60, longtime resident of John Street, collapsed at work in Chilton Street as he complained of feeling ill. He died hours later at Met Hospital after a prior illness and repeated attacks. Dr Francisco Stile, an Italian physician, attended him before he was moved to the hospital.
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John Perricone
John Street
Jd E
He Mets Hospital
Prtcono
Priat
Walter
Sunnétion
Per- Yicoe
Chilton Street
Italy
Lake
Martin T
Appointments for Union County Enumerators Named
The text lists names and supervisor ties for enumerators in Union County with Mr Hoagland mentioned as a key official. It notes appointees to be announced tomorrow and details about notification at his office. A plan to assess and alert enumerators is described, with emphasis on presence at Lukland's office and the commission’s role.
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Vans Moagland
United States
Fox
Hr Lukland
BAR RACKS MEETING AND ELECTION SUMMARY
The DAR Barracks meeting featured Fenian representatives from Baadlane Cha and Mauchieve, with preliminary reports and a plan for a new election at the gathering. An illustrated lecture by SN Atewone and a feature on Barr’s new place were announced for the evening at Westminster Church.
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SN Atewone
Westminster Church
Ene
BARR
Detective Van Wickle Held on Bayonne Homicide Charge
Central Railroad detective George Van Wickle was arrested at his home on a homicide charge for fatally shooting John Fayer in Bayonne freight yards. Identified by Fryer, Van Wickle claims an innocent test and says another railroad detective, Bernand J. Smith of Jersey City, may be the shooter. Smith was arrested as an accessory and held without bail. grand jury action will determine the shooter’s identity.
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George van Wickle
Central Railroad
Flora Street
John Fayer
Bayonne
Hudson County Grand
Fryer
van Wickle
Wan
van Wickle Waa
Chief Grey
Bernand J. Smith
Jersey City
von Wickle
Rer
van Wiekla
Smith
Theene
Found Dying Reader Clutching The Circular Staircase
A boarder at 1184 Elizabeth Avenue, George Schuster, about 300 years old in the text, was found dying in his room by James Ward of Captain Peters precinct. He was transported to General Hospital where he died hours later from convulsions linked to kidney trouble. He left no clear next of kin and had a murky past with few friends in the city.
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George Schuster
Frank Lombardo
Elizabeth, Avenue
Pinin
James Ward
Peters
Cisster
General Hospital
Engels
Alt Ins
Wart
Yohuster
Bechimter
Schuster
Laggren
Phyniqin
Teomey Ir
Brube
Brazil
Wall Street Opens Slump On Labor Trouble News
New York stock markets opened under pressure from widening labor unrest and strike changes in Philadelphia. Prices fell across the board with declines ranging up to about one point as the day began, government bonds steady, other bonds irregular. After the first hour, the market showed brief gains but failed to hold them as the downward trend resumed amid strike worry.
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Wall Street
the Journal
New York
Philadelphia
Gracie Ware Wold
Rafimnada
Tariff War Possible Amid Trade Row Rumblings
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered phrases about tariffs, trade tension, and political jargon. The readable bits mention possible tariff conflict, economic pressure, and references to unnamed entities in a troubled context. The source lacks coherent names or specific events to identify.
Peace May End Philadelphia Street Car Strike Today
Philadelphia streetcar strike and sympathy walkout may end today after talks between Rapid Transit Company and the union carmen. Negotiations follow a conference with President Kruger and George H. Earle Jr. with the union, a go-between Geera Stokes, and others. Widespread disruption feared as clerks and drivers may walk out, while some retailers report no mass desertions yet.
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Journal
Philadelphia
Rapid Transit
Carmen
Lato Yeaterday
Kruger
Trac ‘Tion Company
George H. Earle, Jr
Tires Municipal
Malan
Cgrmen
Inter
Lng
Pevent
Maynfery
Clarence ©. Pratt
Earle
Stokes
Aninsé
Acme Tea Company
Pica
Utilities Bill Contest Intensifies in Trenton
In Trenton on March 15 the push to form a New Jersey public utilities commission advances. Leaders Wakelee Pierce Frelinghuysen Ackerman promote a bill converting the precast rail rout commission to a utilities panel with broad oversight, finance limits, and strong investigative powers.
Kellogg Attacks Standard Oil Before the Supreme Court
Washington March 15 Telegraph reports Kellogg opens the Government’s case against Standard Oil before the Supreme Court. The defense contends the monopoly harms commerce and foreign trade, tracing the conflict back to 1870.
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Kellogg
Standard Oil CO
Washington
Supreme Court of
Death by own action nets large estate claim
A terse item notes a death by the subject's own action, mentioning a $20,000,000 stake and a claim involving family relations. The fragment references Lana Pith March 15 and a nervous wreck after years of overwork, with names including Thomas K Laughlin and Jamghiin. The readable details suggest a probate style notice with high value and personal ties.
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Thomas K. Laughlin
Jamghiin
Roosevelt Family Tours Khartoum Visit in Quiet Sojourn
Col. Roosevelt and his party explored Orion College and the palace grounds in Khartoum. Mrs. Roosevelt and Ethel appeared refreshed after travel, while crowds pressed for mementos and privacy was limited. The group planned to proceed to Luxor as heat eased.
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United Prean
Khartoum
Kermit
Coline
Roosevelt
Ethel
Orion College
Eta
Africa
The Real Filipino. A local theater piece preview
The fragment mentions a Filipino theme theater event shown on a Thursday evening at a Presbyterian church in Arthur Lasky Bigs, with observers and a principal figure Megickle. It outlines a staged portrayal by a group led by Soames and others, framed as a cultural presentation.
Back to Jail for De Melli in Indictment Case
Trial of John De Melli, alleged Italian gang leader, on indictments for running a disorderly house at 234 Nilen Street and linked thefts was postponed to Friday morning. Bail set at 1200 for the disorderly house and 500 for two theft charges. De Melli remanded after failing to post bonds.
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John de Melli
Howe
Nilen Street
Dudge Atwater
Victor D'Anlia
New York
Witewer Tian
Ra Ge Orderty House
Promedtor
Ilpraag
Reriog bin Arral
Ments
Larrhay
Simon Epilalny
South Fifth
John Ulrich
Amitareet
Swift
Sadler Wins One Point In The Supreme Court
An opinion filed by Justice Sayre limits the ability to start a campaign for Adjutant General. The ruling requires testimony from General Breintnall, affecting Sadler's challenge and the preliminary proceedings. The decision postpones moving to full consideration while Breintnall must disclose information before further action. The proceeding is expected to begin within days.
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Sadler
Supreme Court
Breintoall
Breintmal
Dermerer
Breintziall
West and South rail workers poised for joint strike
Chicago reports a coalition of Western and Southern rail line leaders and the United Brotherhood of Railroad Men planning an eminent strike affecting 27,000 trainmen. Presidents Carter and Hallway General Managers discuss arbitration vs wage demands as crews return home within five days.
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Chicago
Gentral Managers
Ffotty-Ning Western
Southern
Raitronda
Ite
Tresident
Carter
Brotherhood
General Federated Ward
Western
Cenerad
Mitten
Geesami
United Presa
Yeaterday
Krol
Olive
Brotherhoodise
Railroada
Nixon
Siryasan
Il MI
Harn Tial
Neill
Odest Carter
Fireshem
Cerricé
Socom
Minagete
Linge
Ian Wee Nison
Grostal
Frisen
Pal
Dickenon
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