Theatres Sued By City Over Unlicensed Performances
The city moves to recover fines up to 650 for each unlicensed performance at several theatres. City Attorney Connolly seeks damages, citing state licensing law and earlier city hall talks with theatre managers who had received special permits after mayoral discussion.
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Attieney Connelly
City Cok
Ewih
George Wyshiobsy
Dieabe Theâtre
Joe
William McDowell Take
Ealwine Elroy
Leduees
Ixcomm
Uch
Beeiure
Ie Theatres
Berry
Connolly
Rodge Atwater
Obituary notices from Chicago area papers headline McCandiean
Charles McCandless of 485 Madison Avenue died last night at Weeley Hospital Chicago after an appendectomy. He was born in Camden April 18 1801 and survived by three brothers and five sisters. Funeral services will be held at his parents home with interment in Evergreen Cemetery. Arthur Wellington Tyler, 84, longtime librarian at the Astor and Johne Hopking libraries, died at Muhlenberg Hospital following a recent illness. John Regan, 21, of Bayonne, died after severe injuries from a Central Railroad accident that left him with amputations. P Whitehead, a long time Wentfield resident, died last night aged 70.
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Charles McCandiean
Charles McCandless
Ohn
Harriet McCandless
Madison Avenue
Weeley Hospital
Chicago
Camden
Arthur Wellington Tyler
Tninffeld
Arthur Welington Tyler
Muhlenberg
Mir. Tyler
Astor Library
Johne Hopking
Carnegie Library
Washington
New York Mail and Express
Toho
John Regan
Bayonne
Aldxiqn
Central Railroad
Tavons
Local Business Notices Read Like Fragments from a Pale Page
A garbled collection of catalog style lines mentions Spring Tailoring and various names and numbers. The readable parts hint at a business notices section with fragmented entries, but specific entities, dates, or actions are unclear.
Campaign Against Proprietary Medicines Campaign
An active drive will begin next week by the internal revenue department to crack down on druggists grocers and shopkeepers who sell proprietary medicines containing alcohol without government licenses. Inspectors will canvass districts to identify violations and penalties will be enforced against those selling unlicensed alcoholic patent medicines. Special liquor tax violators and licensed outlets will not be affected. Complaints will be filed against all dealers selling such medicines in districts marked as problem zones.
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Internal Revenue Department
Agatiet
Gove
Vrte
More Money for Monument Fund Recipients List
The treasurer of the Soldiers and Sailors' Monument Association reports subscriptions received since the last report. Balancing, total receipts amount to 5 408.80 with numerous donors including A VanDerveer, John Keron & Son, Archibald G Ogden, Warren Kt. Dix, Jamon W. Warren, J M Hatz, Dr R B Whitehead, O M Byrnes, Drs E R O'Reilly, M Bender, Edward Nugent, Alexander Kerr, Ko Norman, J A Oakley & Son, Henry Ahrens, Henry A Voehl.
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Soldiers and Sailors’ Monument
A. VanDerveer
John Keron & Son
Archibald G. Ogden
Warren Kt. Dix
Jamon W. Warren
J. M. Hatz
R. B. Whitehead
Union County Savings Bank advertises its safety and benefits
The Union County Savings Bank claims to be the only savings bank in Elizabeth and promotes deposits as safe, government-protected, with compound interest. It emphasizes low risk, secure investments, and the habit of saving as protection for a rainy day, inviting readers to open an account promptly.
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Union County Savings Bank
Byoedetrest
Snd
Union County Saving Ia
Securitien
Savings Departisenta
Robberies and Jail Time Tighten Poggi Case
John Williams, a burglar, and an accomplice known as Little Baubine robbed C Godfrey Poggi’s residence on January 13, hauling away silverware, rigs, clothing, and jewelry. Williams confessed after pressure and received a three year state prison term. the pair, linked to prior robberies, were tracked from Montaser to New York as more stolen goods were recovered.
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John Williams
Williams
Confederate
Little” Baubine
Poggi
Montstair
Tenney
Detective Murphy
Montau
Murphy
Williama
Third Street
New York City
New York
Perkin’s tax bill passes senate amid tax debate
The New Jersey Senate approved the Perkins equal tax bill after hours of debate over amendments. Senator Ackerman proposed wiping out railroad franchise taxation, arguing taxation of franchises equates to taxing brains. Colby countered that near equal taxation is needed and franchise has distinct value separate from goodwill. The dispute centered on whether franchise value should be taxed locally and how it would affect revenue.
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Trenton
Journal Telegraph
Senate
Ater
Royal
Ackermas
Union County
Ackerman
Supreme Court of the United States
Colby
Essex
Inman
Frank Unian
New Jersey
Jersey Poly and Bergen Railway Company
Mervica Corporation
Discugs Plans To Fight Tuberculosis At Local Meeting
The newly formed New Ji Association for the Prevention and et of Tuberculosis outlined definite work at a board meeting in Lehigh, preparing literature on tuberculosis and care, raising awareness, and engaging Upper Lehigh and surrounding communities through outreach and local committees.
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Discugs
Millinery Shop Fire Claims Woman in Jersey City
In Jersey City early today Mrs Amelia Reiken 75 fell while inspecting her millinery shop at 475 Central Avenue and her clothing caught fire. Firefighters arrived but she died from burns as the shop was gutted. Police say the lamp involved was lighted at the time of the accident.
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Jersey City
March
Amelia Reiken
Central Avenue
Peltea
Poe
Brooklyn
Site of Twine Factory Sold in Foreclosure Sale
The Standard Rope and Twine Company property in Elizabethport was sold for 27000 to Alvin W. Krech and James B. Clown for reorganizing the business as Standard Cordage Company with 2.5 million capital. New plant planned in Elizabeth within thirty days. bondholders seek recovery after 1905 mortgage default and receivership. The historic factory faced multiple fires and rebuilds since 1880s, later becoming part of several cordage entities. Local figures Frederick K. Day and Frank Ramey acted as receivers. efforts included potential offers by William H. Rankin, none accepted.
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Standard
Frederick K. Day
Unieeltys
Frank Ramey
New York
Alvin W. Krech
James B. Clown
An & Commmittees
Standard Cordage Company
Elizabeth
Ita First
Onda
Muchreribera
Elizabethport
United States Cordage Company
Standard Rope and Twine Company
Aloveit
William H. Rankin
Prof, Sughrue's Theatre of Brute Brive events May
Readable fragments indicate Prof Sughrue's school and the Theatre of Brute Brive events are tied to May. References mention William BH opel relocating to 4 Third Street at Poulton for business reasons and note detours on roads and avenues.
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Sughrue's
School of
Dandhae
Dncode
Brute Brive
William BH
Opel
Third Street
Poulton
Rma
Thursday and Friday Sale Ad With Mixed Garbled Text
A damaged ad fragment advertises a two day sale on food and merchandise. It mentions street location and a satisfaction guarantee while promising a large stock and honest goods with no inferior items offered. The legible portions suggest a retailer inviting readers to visit during the sale.
Winners in Jingle Contest Featured on Page Eight
Readers are invited to read their jingler at the Journal Office 74 Broad Street or Downtown Journal 106 Brierey BR. Conditions of the Jingle Contest are listed on page eight.
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Journal
Brierey BR
PNB Sa
Elizabeth Man Commits Death by Own Action
In Wiltington Delaware Mayet 38 is linked to a death by self harm at the facility. Reports say the inmate tried to strangulate herself and was later found near the river. Warden Meserte and staff prepared for transfer as authorities consider further action.
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Wiltington
Del
Buzheth
Grin
Veteran Doorman Kills Himself in New York
In New York on March 28 Daniel Strona a longtime doorman at the police precinct on West Seventeenth street died by suicide at his home. Born in Alsace 72 years ago he served in the Civil War and later fought in the Franco Prussian War earning a bravery medal before returning to the United States to work as a doorman.
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New York
Daniel Strona
Police Department
Bom
West Seventeenth Street
Dan
Alsace
Jarralng
Ware
Nteuha
Europe
Millionaire Duke Granted Divorce in New York
New York March 28 Drodia L Duke tobacco manufacturer of Durham North Carolina was granted an absolute divorce from Alice Wet Duke whom he married December 10 1904. The trial featured a sealed verdict after witnesses were examined with Justice Blanchard presiding. The jury found Mrs Duke violated her marriage vows on a train out of Chicago May 16 1905 and declared Duke entitled to the decree.
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New York
Drodia L. Duke
Tobcco
Durham
N. C
Alice Wetc Duke
Murder at Midnight Fight Claimed Six Italian Lives
In Minneapolis on March 28 six Italian men were slain in a midnight fight on Tenth avenue South. The bodies were found in a hovel after dawn with knifed wounds. four were discovered first, two more later. No trace of the attackers.
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Bt. Paul
Mina
Minneapolis
Tenth Avenue
South
Wall Street Stock Movements Show Mixed Early Trading
In early trading on Wall Street the market displayed strength with some gains but later fluctuated. Brooklyn Rapid Transit rose 2 points and Colorado Fuel and Iron climbed 1 percent while Reading declined slightly amid renewed demand. Condon reportedly bought Brent at 49 in London while others traded for foreign accounts. government bonds were unchanged.
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New York
Apote
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado
Tron Wan
Condon
Brent
London
Johnstown Suffered Major Blaze Devouring Business District
A five story brick fire swept through Johnstown igniting Main near Nedford, destroying Swank Hardware, Fincher & Co liquors, Henderson Furniture, and the Gein Building. Fire crews battled the flames as buildings collapsed and injuries were reported to reporter John A. Amen and others. The damage was estimated at $800,000 with possible fatalities.
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Dulinstown
Via
Marelli
Thre
Deeman
William Campbell
Kane
Charter of Main
Nedford
Swank Hardware Company
James
Fincher &Co
Main
Clinton Atreats
Wild
Flventory Brink
Henderson Furniture Company
Ein
J. A. Gela
John A. Amen
Johnstown Journal
Conemaugh Fire Company
Perkins Granted Habeas Corpus Await
New York March 28 Justice Green baum of the Supreme Court issued a writ of habeas corpus and certiorari directed at Officer Edward Reardon. The petition by Geo W Perkins a financier and partner of J Pimrpont alleges unlawful restraint of liberty. Perkins requests immediate appearance before the judge.
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New York
Justice Greenbaum
Supreme Court
Million Dollar Blaze Destroys Philadelphia Lumber Yard
Fire in Philadelphia on March 28 devastates fifteen acres of ground and wrecks 12,000,000 feet of malt walnut spruce and other lumber. Damages total around a million dollars with substantial impact on local construction. Suspected incendiary origin noted as investigators assess the scene and losses for Jones and Company at Gitta Me Iivane plant.
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Philadelphia
Gitta
United States
Mutual Savings Fund Harmonia Annual Statement Preview
The Harmonia Mutual Savings Fund presents a quarterly, nearly two hundred fifty thousand dollar bond secured portfolio.George Reuter is president Fred Clauss is secretary and Bendar treasurer. A special general meeting is set for Turn Hall Friday at 8 o clock to review open reports.
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Harmonia
Fmite
Tota
Thia
Wavcration
George Reuter Reident
Fred Clauss
Bendar
Turn Hall
New Feature for Journal’s Women Readers
The woman's page in the Journal debuts a six part guide by Mrs Cornelia Bedford editor of the culthars department at Table Talk outlining a dinner for six with plain practical directions for preparing vianda. Every Wednesday a special article by Miss Bedford will appear, hoped to please women readers and influence their households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Bedford
Culthars
Misa Bedford
Mackeyis Pattern Patterns Moment TadTes-tatter
Fragmented OCR reads as a local notice or brief item. Readable elements point to a terse report involving a person named Mackey and a pattern related matter. No clear event date or organization is identified.
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Bret
TadTes
Mackeyis
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