Morgan Rule Invoked in Assembly on Written Request
Cronton March 24 The Morgan rule requiring a written request by fifteen members to report a bill was invoked for the first time in the Assembly. The substitute bill from Governor Fort passed second reading amid a heated debate. Committees, lobbyists, and reporters were barred from the chamber as amendments were debated and the Colby Martin bill and related measures were discussed. The Senate considered a bill abolishing the State Board of Arbitration later in the day.
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Star
Moxon
Martin
Amendmienta
Hi Public Utilities
Botti Jouges
New York
Yeaterday
Benats ‘Wag Wt
Colby-Cebburdt-Hobbins’ Billa
Ndur
Thomas Car Disabled Eighty Miles From Frisco
A scrambled historical note describes a Thomas car incident eighty miles from Frisco with garbled terms seeming to reference travel, ships, and a theatre. The readable fragments mention time and location but lack clear names, dates, or outcomes.
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Thomas
Frisco
Fragmentary note hints at an event or visit in progress
A scrambled OCR fragment references a visit or meeting underway with names unreadable, suggesting a local event. The readable bits imply an ongoing engagement or appearance connected to a named person, but essential details are missing due to damaged text.
Dredging of Sound Resumes After Cold Pause
The Taylor Dredging Company restarted work off Grasselli Chemical works after cold weather halted operations. Tug William J. Taylor and bonwether diggers joined the effort as dredging resumed under a joint effort with the United States Government.
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Wis
Taylor ‘Dredging Company
William J. Taylor
Taylor Company
United States
Father Ignatius to Leave Sacred Heart Parish
The Rev Father Ignatius, assistant pastor at Sacred Heart Church Spring and Bondsttgats, will depart tomorrow after nearly two years. He is reassigned to St Benedict's Church Newark by Bishop O Connor. Roy Father Mainard of St Benedict's will succeed him at Sacred Heart, where parish work has grown under his guidance and a large attendance is anticipated at the farewell.
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Father Ignatius
Sacred Heart Church
Spring
Bondsttgats
St. Benedict's Church
Newark
O'Connor
Roy
Mainard
St. Benedict’s
Sacred “Heart
Father Ignatiua
Man Dies in Subway Station Accident in New York
At a downtown New York subway station on March 4 a man named Bell Betnet, 45, was struck by a passing train and killed amid a crowd of onlookers. A bystander named Sulzeberger identified the body as Berge, the husband of a local attorney. Police report Berge had allegedly tried to end his life earlier.
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New York
Bell Betnet
Borger
Bulzebérg
Berger
Ana Ree
Ahaagras
Sulzeberger
Mim
Berge
Ing Berge
New Princeton Teacher Departures Reported
In March, Charlen Zacklin of Chicago University and Frank Frost Abbott, Latin chair, resign to join Eastern institutions. Abbott moves to Princeton University, Zacklin reportedly to a Boston institution, while trustees have not decided on the resignations.
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Tategraph
Sng
Kcogo
Charlen Zacklin
Wocichigy Jaf
Chicago University
Frank Frost Abbott
Abbott
Princeton University
Zueblin
Boston
Iat
Hope murder suspect held amid vague drowning report
A newspaper fragment notes a suspect held in connection with a sweetheart murder case at Paces Boxa area. Details are sparse with unclear names or locations, but the item references a drowning incident and ongoing police involvement.
Elizabeth Van Pelt Turns 100 Oldest City Resident
Howard Van Pelt of 822 East Jersey Street celebrates his 100th birthday, the city’s oldest resident. Born March 24, 1808, he remains hale and clear of mind, with memories spanning two centuries. He notes the rarity of reaching a century and reflects on life and temperate living.
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Howard van Pelt
Jersey Street
Muaxoh
United States
Dad
Sdimniatraton van Pelt
George
Washington
Fotin
Aduini
Bavi
Both Engines Roll In Tumbling Collision Near Toureat
In Burgin Kentucky on March 24 twelve people were injured, some fatally, after an Apoteenger and a Cineinaath freight train collided head on three miles north of Toureat. Both engines derailed and fell 35 feet into a embankment injuring several trainmen including McDougal, B.Artoj, Merk, and others.
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Burgin
Mapch
Collliaton
Here
McDougal
Danville
Messenger
B.artoj
Cimedamnati
Mail Merk
L. Puonineees
Saat
Lowks
Ludlow
Coe
Bold incendiary's plan thwarted in five story fire
Telegraph reports a dramatic attempted arson at 384 East Street aimed to trap residents. Police blocked the escape routes and intervened as oil doused the roof and smoke filled hallways, preventing mass harm to occupants. Early arrest followed the thwarted attack.
Duchess's Fright Is Very Soon Over
Trenton March 24 The Duchess of Marlborough ne o Vanderbilt attended the gall day watching the Thwmakers in action with Mrs Clarence Mabkay as guest of Assemblyman Price at Columbia University. A grenade caused a chatelaine bag with money and jewelry to be stolen then found by an attaché who brought it to Capitol custodian John Weseman. The duchess recovered the bag and its contents.
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Brom
Trenton
Duchess of Marlborough
Neo Vanderbilt
Thie Galldby
Clarence Oh. Mabkay
Price
Columbia University
Capitol
State House
John Weseman
Weseman
Taft
Lakenka
Birt
Sato
Murder Charge Faces Wife in Cleveland Ohio
Mrs. Una Lipscomb faces arraignment before Police Judge McGannon in Cleveland on charges of murdering her husband John Lipscomb after he died days later. Police say Lipscomb claimed revenge and whispered the suspect’s name before death, while Mrs Lipscomb asserts he attacked her near the street car tracks during a jealous quarrel.
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Journal
Cleveland
Mrn. Chria
Una Lipscomb
McGannon
Joho ‘Lipscomb
Jaime
Iisit
Lipscomb
Grand Millinery Display At Leaming Sun Optical
Leaming, a noted specialist at Sun Optical, announces regular office hours on Monday Wednesday and Saturday. A grand display of millinery is promoted with strong claims of wide renown and acclaimed products. The ad mentions a special sale and other hardware and prints from The Frank Hand Co.
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Avery Suis
Tilly
Frank Hand CO
Taft and Takahira Address New Jersey Legislature Crowd Surges to See Leaders
Secretary of War Taft and Japanese Ambassador Takahira spoke before a joint New Jersey Senate and Assembly session in Trenton. Report notes curious crowd filling galleries and floor, with observers contrasting Taft’s tall, reserved bearing and Takahira’s measured, quiet demeanor. The moment drew attention as a rare executive appearance in legislative hall.
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Sta
Trenton
William, H.taft
Baron Takahira
United States
Assembly
Senate
New Jersey
Taft
Takahira
Chamber of Commerce
Fsa
Jess
Sullivan
Man ill with rabies bites five people in city
A man named Andy Thompson in Memphis, described as mentally disturbed, bitten by a dog despite treatment. Five physicians confined him in a straight jacket, he escaped, and bit three women and two men before being overpowered. Those bitten were to receive Pasteur treatment in New Orleans. The man later died by choking himself with a collar.
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Telegraph
the Tournal
Memphin
Andy Thompson
Machintet
New Orbany
Pasteur
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Wead
Tyner
Edward van ‘Pelt
Elizabeth
Pilien
Raat
Siuty-thired Atreet
Gald
Mads
Thom
Takahira Also Speaks
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Zetia
Union Business College
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Union Printing CO
Aingpet
Fa Rite Manufacturing
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