New York Doctors Discuss Meningitis Control Measures
Colton from New York addresses a Clinical Association meeting on preventing a potential meningitis outbreak in Elizabeth New Jersey. Physicians urge strict cleanliness in streets and homes, safer handling of fish and meat, and stricter milk safeguards amid reports of rising cases elsewhere.
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New K
Philadelphia
Newark
Clinical Association
Elizabh
Bailey
Assation
Colton
New Tr City
P Reilly
Stern
Elizabeth
Meningitia
Board of Health
India
Fire Commissioners Hold Regular Meeting and Resignations
The regular meeting at fire headquarters discussed Willan Reardon’s resignation linked to engine No. 4 after injury at the New Jersey Dry Dock. Minutes note Mahoney of Lake Erie Coal Co. and a request from Fairmount area residents for a freajar. several residents named for positions, and committee reports on hydrants, house repairs, and fire alarm placements.
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Board of the Commissioners
Willan Reardon
Elizabethee
Reardon
New Jersey Dry Dock
Mahoney
Lake Erie
Apparat Committee
Hie
Fairmount
Lois
Dillon
Magnolia
Madison
Mary Quinn
Jefferson Hem
Mary A. Kraig
TL Baatrise Street
Hull
Hity Council
Committee On Houses
Wea
Hornes
Peng Tkake
Gas in Subway Ground Forces Evacuations Reported
Workers at the Interstate Telephone Company encountered heavy gas underground near Broad and East Jersey Streets. An air blower operated continuously as a strong odor filled the area and a compaction of gas appeared in the ground.
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Interstate Trephone Company
Broad and
East Jersey
Rae
Diana Epstein Refines Fashion in Updated Paris Collection
The article highlights designer Diana Epstein presenting an up-to-date line with refined silhouettes. It notes updates to fabrics and tailoring and references a recent show in Paris with mixed reviews and growing interest from buyers.
No Paradise Here for the Panhandler in Elizabeth
Police report a panhandler brazenly working Port avenue and First Street at 10 50 p m. Officer Mulcahey intervened. the man resisted briefly and was subdued. He denied prior court appearances but was later confined for thirty days with others who faced similar charges.
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Elizabeth
Mulcahey
Port Avenue
First Street
Bornenet Brogan
Plumbers in City Award 25 Cent Daily Increase
Master Plumbers Association grants plumbers a 25 cent per day raise and a half holiday on Saturdays. No wage hike was requested by workers, but employers acted to preempt a demand. The move mirrors broader trends in trades like carpenters and tinners as talks continue without major disruption.
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Master Plumbers Association
Employers’ Association
Ogden H Smith Caught In Restaurant Graft
Ogden H Smith a colored Brooklyn man used a tactic to obtain free meals and drinks at multiple Broad Street eateries. He was arrested at 12:50 AM after resisting, then held for safekeeping. Before Judge Mahon he faced charges of procuring free sustenance and liquor, with a $10 fine or thirty days in jail likely.
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Ogden H. Smith
Brooklyn
Charen Zimmerman
Weat Grand
Broad Streets
Chaler
Judge Mahon
Smith
Broad Street
Ogden
Man Charged With Assault on Mother in Fanwoul
Anthony Schwalbach, 40, of Fanwoul, was brought to the city after noon yesterday and jailed to await grand jury action on charges of assault and battery against his aged mother, threatening her life, and robbing her of ten dollars. he is noted as a repeat offender with prior jail terms.
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Anthony Schwalbach
Fanwoul
Schwabach
Siorderly
Ewe
Unclear OCR fragment references Dozens of Street Names
The readable text is fragmented with repeated names and partial addresses likely from an old listing. It mentions Whinman and Bitseteth Avenues and a Paul Jews taunt, plus mentions of a site lofts and a Tater asf Pur, leaving the overall context and event uncertain.
Death of Geo Meyer prominent German American resident
George F. Meyer a 73 year old German American businessman and widow of Emma T. Bickel died after a stroke at his son in law Thomas A. Clarke's home 214 Elgar Place Elizabeth He was born in Horneburg Germany on April 12 183 He came to America in 1852 and worked in New York with Robert Hock & Company later co founded Meyer Kingalnaid & Company He helped develop eastern Elizabeth and later lived at 454 Maple Avenue He is survived by his wife four sons and a daughter The sons Ernest T Victor T Arthur G and Clarence D Meyer The daughter is Mrs Thomas A Clarke Funeral services were to be conducted by Reverend Dy Oberly.
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George F. Meyer
Thomas A. Clarke
Elgar Place
Mr. Meyer
Horneburg
Hamburg
Hanover
Germany
America
Ernust L. Meyer
Elizabeth
New York
Robert Hock & Company
Wholesale Commission
Crockery
Waa O
Crockery Journal
Pittsburg
Nia
Wargo Commission House
Meyer, Kingalnaid & Company
Mover
Jefferson Park
Bronxville
Westchester County
Maple Avenue
Laat
Vietor & Archilies
Clarence JD. Meyer
New Jersey
Thoma A. Clarke
Elizabeth Mulke
Charles Mulke
Sohn Koester
Livingston Street
Henry
Frederick Forester
Ant Meadobry Ormont
Mulkelet
Hagin Defends Actions in Cemetery Association Suit
Julius Hagin answers opponents in a District Court suit over alleged unlawful money retention. He claims a Sunday meeting invalidates reorganizing actions and refuses to release funds until proper authority and trusteeship rules are met. The Gomel Chaset Cemetery Association president asserts no rights to pass funds before treasurer approves legal distributions.
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Julius Hagin
Quline Hagin
Gomel Chaset Cemetery Association
District Court
Antares
CaSleur
Mm. Hagin
Prgyide
City Charter Vote Sparks Ai se Protest and Urban Change
A historic city charter vote in Elizabeth prompts protest from barbers unions as the measure, deemed unconstitutional by some, moves through committee scrutiny. Minutes from March 27 recount debate on electors approving the charter and the creation of a commissioners' board with regulatory powers over barber operations and licensing.
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Martel
Eliabeth
Elinrbeth
Tuewby
Sawyer ¢ Harle
Ance Othe
Nevin
Miveh
Lass
Teard
Prizmiant
MD Jour
Inent
Muaryer
Carder
Mesnard
Winchman
Squier
Williams
Hand
Harris
Elizabeth
Tavnship Amt
Borough of
Blige
Tenai Sanaera
Winslet
Sid
Mid
Marehal
Reward Offered for Body of Missing Husband
A Mrs Murray offers a reward to find her husband John Merrin believed drowned near Elizabeth, Tennessee. She describes him as five feet eight inches, about 185 pounds, with black hair, mustache and goatee, slightly bald, last seen wearing an overcoat, silk coat, black trousers, black gaiters, and a white shirt. The letter seeks information from Morgue keeper Martin about the drowning.
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Morguekroper John
Merrin Listeen
Caton Maray
Riebieroit Rind
Stapleton
Lightalip
Howe
Stapletap
Staten
Murray Haw
Martin
Tles
Elizabeth
Congress
Cordova Anxious on Roosevelt Inquiry and Court Delay
Fragmentary clippings describe Cordova urging action from President Roosevelt and White House authorities over a dispute with New Jersey courts. The piece notes his claim of unfair treatment and mentions lawyer H B Cool and a court of pardon bite. It also advertises Eliz Commercial College and local services.
Molesworth Arrested in Washington 1905
Mr Molesworth, wanted by Newark police on a charge of robbery, was arrested in Washington on March 22 1905. He is described as an inventor of burglars tools and allegedly tailored a machine shop at 45 Wright Street Newark stealing several valuable pieces of machinery. He waived extradition and was taken into custody by Detective Tuite.
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Washington
Mare
Molesworth
Poliese
Newark
Robe Beary
de En Pratt
Moliaworth
Ubo
Tuite
Taft to preside at Ohio convention plans
Secretary of War Taft has accepted the invitation of Republicans of Ohio to meet May 16 and 17 in a state convention. He will formally dedicate the government men to be dedicated there in the Ohio series.
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Ohio
Washington, D. C
Taft
Taft College President Dr Capen Dies in Morning
Dr Capen who led Taft College since 1897 died early today. He was born in Stoughton Maine and served as president for many years.
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Medford
Mase
Mary
Capen
Taft
Dr Capen
Stoughton
Miain
Taft's College
Local notices and oddities from a winter issue
A fragmentary local item notes Walter Hamilton of Southlane Falls and family visiting Trinity and Rowle Park and planned return tomorrow. It mentions Florida winter travel, awning orders from Laseren Brothers, free bath furnishings, and a quirky ship and bath anecdote with distant references to Greeks and prosperity.
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Walter Hamilton
Southlane Falls
Thinity
Rowlle Park
Hamilton
Florida
Laseren Brothers
Bath
Brockton Fire Claims Multiple Victims After Factory Blaze
Fire at the Re K Grover Shoe Factory in Brockton, Massachusetts leaves several corpses recovered in heavy rain. Officials say few identifications have been made since last night, with about six confirmed or suspected fatalities. Contributions to aid fire victims total around £6,000 by noon. Police plan to publish a full list of the dead after examining the evacuated building.
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Brockton
Mass
Mar
Wark Ware
Re K. Grover
Remein Et
Emerson
Reith
State to care for teachers fund expands tax limits
New Jersey debates a maximum tax rate for a teachers' retirement fund amid legislative moves on licensing powers and state expenses. A Senate committee advances a bill outlining rate limits and budget provisions, while House votes on licensing authority and a survey of state boundaries continues. The session plans to reconvene Tuesday for further debate on the tax and exposition funding.
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Senate
Vinion of Laws
Hillery
Dutteld
Vilages
Meteer
Hanser
America
Seovel
Newslerey
Taiehere
Renate Lta
Prrnvidiye
Ander di Fron
Geological Commis
Hollweg Appointed To Prussian Cabinet
Berlin March 22 The Kaiser has appointed Ver Hethman Helveg as minister of the interior in the Prussian cabinet to succeed the late Mere von Hin merstein who died on Majtas Count Hollweg who had presided over the provincial government of Trad denbury previously takes the post.
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Berlin
Ver Hethman Helveg
AneeOnd
Mere von Hinmerstein
Majtas
Count Hollweg
Traddenbury
St Louis Lawyer Attempts Death by Action
A St Louis lawyer attempted self harm, resulting in his removal to New York Hospital in critical condition. The patient’s status is unstable with his condition described as serious, after an apparent suicide attempt in New York. A four year old member of the party was involved in the incident and treated at the scene.
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New York
Mareh
Lanisy
Witewdt
Jean Re
New York Hospital
Hlack
Moo Me
Wreck on York Harbor Prompts Corseted Sailor Outcome
A maritime accident near York Harbor ends in multiple deaths as a vessel wrecks. Survivors report a man from the masthead fell overboard and drowned. another died from exposure and exposure led to severe injuries. Local inquiry yields a grim verdict on the tragedy.
Kuropatkin Named Commander of First Manchurian Army
March 22 report announces General Kuropatkin appointed commander of the First Manchurian Army with General Linievich yielding chief command. Troops at Maconlay and Cuntzuling engage Russian forces as Japanese cavalry and infantry advance toward Machentry amid crossfire and artillery fire.
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Cuntzuling
Omeii
Kuropathin
Lineitech
Kuropatkin
Manchuria
Machentry
St. Petershneg
Linievitch
Machen Ways
R Hobart Dies in Asbury Park Hotel
R Hobart, brother of the late Vice President Hobart, died at a Asbury Park hotel after a fall. He was years old and served as agent for Sage & Company and Stokers of New York. He had settled in Asbury Park where his body will be taken to Maribora on Friday.
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Aulree
Tearles
Hana
Cone
Trenton
Prinft
Minter
Dinesse
Tonta
Asbury Park
Danial R. Hobart
Hobart
Fairbanks to Dine With the Tarheels in Greensboro
A high level Republican party delegation led by Vice President Faertarks United States Commissioner of Joléroul Revenud and Montana representative left for Greensboro North Carolina to attend the Tarheet Club banquet. A North Carolina committee hunted for guests of honor and ensured timely arrivals for the event.
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Wretipeion
Maren I
Faertarks
United States
Joléroul Revenud Tohe W
Yerkes
Life Saving Belt Attracts International Attention
The Gros Vife belt, a lifesaving device from France, gains interest from Varin lifesaving societies and researchers for its carbiding acetylene mechanism. Trials show rapid inflation and buoyancy when worn, with tests indicating instant gas release upon impact with water. Report notes the belt’s potential value for sailors and rescue teams amid curiosity about safety gear advancements.
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Pedro
Heeting OF
William Reardon
Caliman
Epstein
Ava
Brstitul
Panhandler
Jeil
Norzal
Oynairhead
New York Tribune
Whinman
Deatet
Paul
F. Gepbarde
Geo. F. Meyer
Lord Wellington
Georgh F. Meyer
OSS Barbers
A_AISE
Committee On Labor
Caton Murray
Staten Island
Eliz. Commercial College
Professor Sughaue
Lela
Olesworth
Tor, Capen
Fromems
Dover
Calaix
Sear Fk
Brockton Factory
Jamestown, Va
Duffieht
Hollweg
ST. Louis
York Harbor
Gormwils
Army
Maconlay
Kener Kuropatkin
Ebr
Wens
Linkeviteh
Tieling
Mikio
Red Cross
Ritdsitie
Wislertok
R. Hobart
Fairbanks
France
Eypermont
Ciro
Stramship
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