Farmers Protest Taxation on Farmland at County Meeting
Farmers from Union Township and others urged that farmland should be taxed separately from buildings and capped around 100 per acre. The County Board of Agriculture and County Board of Taxation met with representatives to discuss assessment methods, hearings, and local government expenditures. Only member Bbi Andrews attended from the taxation board, expressing limited willingness to cooperate and suggesting township meetings and school board reviews to influence tax policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculure
Cimuty ‘Tus Board
Vem
Cuion
Baan
Seounty
County Board of Taxation
Bbi Andrews
Union Township
Avaii Lagie
County Board Ofaxation
Woman anarchist breakdown Sabbath service and funeral
A chaotic-aged wire service report from Chicago dated March 20 describes a woman anarchist suffering a mental and physical breakdown and being confined at Dr Sidney Knesack’s home. The piece notes her assault by Dr Ten YD Reitman and covers the funeral of Mrs C Murphy with tributes, hymns, and crowded attendance at local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journaey
Chicago
Sime Goldman
Maurchist
Kia
Sidney Knesack
Ten YD. Reitman
Fragmentary note from a 19th century camp meeting
A decipherable fragment describes a camp meeting linked to Stalin Camphelp and a ceremony at a Presbyterian church in Mac taney atone. Names such as Rev. Lusep B. Morpison and Robet Mitchinson appear, along with a reference to internment in Moprevern Cemetery.
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Soho
Stalin
Velawdi
Lyk Pila
Eli Ah Fermion
Lusep B. Morpison
Mac Taney Atone
Charles Meade Tobidolson
Alfred Jarvis Ait Robot M. Shreve
Moprevern Cemetery
State Rights to Segregate Races in Schools at Supreme Court
Washington dispatch reports Kentucky arguing before the U S Supreme Court for the authority to segregate whites and Negroes in schools. Attorney General Ames Breathitt defends state statute fining a private college while former Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Mellon contends education in private schools lies outside public control. Justice Marlin expected to announce the court’s opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kentucky
Supreme Court of the United States
Bate
Publican
Ames Breathitt
Berga College
Vlaxies
Apeat
CarTidle
Orm
Justice Marlin
Fire damages candy cellar at Samuel Stepths shop
Fire of unknown origin caused about 400 damage in the cellar of Samuel Stepths confectionery at 110 Street East last night. Firemen fought a tough blaze after midnight. alarm from box 292 drew Knoxnes 4 and Gand Tyvek L. A hose was run to the back of the place and flames driven from a rear window. Fire is partly insured.
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Samuel’ Steths
Wml
IL O'Elogk
Kuysnes 4
Gand ‘Tyvek L
Teis
Penrose Improves Yet Remains Very Ill
Telegraph report from Philadelphia notes light improvement in Senator Penrose after facial erysipelis attack. Attending doctors Alfred Stongil and Herbert Carpenter say he rested well overnight, though the fever and inflammation spread, keeping him very ill and confined to bed.
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Philadelphia
United States
Hoda Houta
Alfred Stongil
Herbert Carpenter
Venrasy
Carpenter
Tenrose
Senator Bryan in Critical Condition Amid Telegraphic Updates
A telegraph update from March 3 reports Senator William Jennings Bryan of Maryland in critical condition after a hemorrhage. Doctors from Dalbamure were summoned. his brother arrives from Florida as the death of John Doran prompts funeral services in Brooklyn.
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Washington
Mareh
Finn
Renator Willand Bryan
Vlariday
Sargniopser
Florida
Simmons
I Ronwler
Dalbimure
Russian War Ministry Bans Duel Between Generals
The War Ministry forbids a duel between General Fock and Cal Gorbatovsky citing command disputes and lack of responsibility. Reports from St. Petersburg indicate General Smirnoff is recovering and improving.
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Russian War Ministry
Fock
Cal Gorbatovsky
Arthur
Gor Hatovaky
Inter
St. Petersburg
Smirnoff
Greater Plainfield Bill To Appear In Legislature
Former Supreme Court Justice Gilbert Collin of Jersey City drafts bills for annexing North Plainfield to Union County and merging it into Plainfield. The Bi Municipal Consolidation Commission chairs the effort with former Mayor Alexander Gilbert as president of the New York Clearing House Association. Lawmakers expect a heated fight, with Senator Frelinghuysen likely opposing the referendum measures and Senator Ernest St Ackerman urged to back them.
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Toursat
Plainfield
Supreme Court
Gilbert Collin
Jersey City
North Plainfield
Union County
Consolidation Commission
North Hainfield
Alexander Gilbert
New York Clearing House Association
Charles A. Reed
Somerset County
Senate
Somer-sets
Joseph S. Frelinghuysen
Ernest St. Ackerman
Union
Session of Essex New Idea Party Leaders Meet
Fellowes Morgan presided over a Newark county league meeting with about twenty members. A State League meeting is planned for this afternoon to finalize arrangements for a dollar dinner on March 28 in Newark. Theatre party set for April 16. platform aligned with state on taxation and civil service. No decision on moving Newark headquarters from Broad and Commerce to Broad and Orange Streets.
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the Journal
Newark
Wemblyman WW. Fellowes Morgan
Broad and Commerce
Broad and Orange Streets
Jackson Demands Quick Investigation
Albany March 20 Attorney General Jackson asks the Senate to speed the investigation proposed by the Saxe resolution to restore public confidence in his office. Senator Cassidy urges quick impeachment action, while Senator Raines directs the letter to the Finance Committee where the Saxe resolution sits.
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Journal
Albany
Jackson
Senate
Saxe
Cassidy
Assembly
Raines
Finance Committee
Hudson Champions Meet Tomorrow in Big Soccer Showdown
Tomorrow at 3 PM on Star grounds West Hudsons, triple champions, face Elizabeth F. C's in a tests of form. Hudsons boast undefeated season and strong offense while Elizabeths, only one defeat, edge them slightly in goals. Hamilton Geddes to referee. expect a clean, competitive exhibition in what may be Elizabeths’ last home game.
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West Hudsons
Eteabeth F. C
Hudsons
Aggtion
Elizabeths
Elizabeth
Hamilton Geddes
Stargrounds
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Viner
Charles C. Murphys
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Hyda Keiper
Otte Delplie
Rivhard Setupbert
Postini Uervil Co, Limited
Bavle Crock, Michigan
Jacob Martin CO
Elizabeth Ave
ED McKee
Magnolia
Welch Bros
Westfield
Blaze
Strassman
Penrose
W. J. Bryan
John H. Doran
John 1. Doran
Mary
Thomas Doran
Mvacklyn
Aumday
Ma Mo Martin & Son
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Jeferson Avenue
Welark
Mary Chiveh
Brooklyn
Taras Cagapion
Charles Tyran Jom Slattery
Merlin Pitchen
Bronk Devitt
James Byrnes
Elizabeth Byrnes
Hetah Thesday
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William Motley
Mount ‘Olivet Comptes
Gorbatovsky
Greater Plainfield
Elephantine, Gibbs
Boston ‘Transcript
Essex
NEW Idea” Party
State League
Toan
Marshall & Bell
Elyle
Marshall
Ball
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Glasson
J.wiss & Sons
Brokaw
Broad St
VIA
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ancor
Jesuitfur
C. Studds
Thilelphia, Pa
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F. Jacobs
First Street
Chas. L. Salathe
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New York City
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