Bids For New School At Erie Street Meet Lowest Offer $44 842
Bids presented at a Board of Education meeting for the new school No 11 at Erie street and Merritt avenue total $44 842 for construction. Previous bids were $42 020 but a retired wall change and higher material costs raised the figures. The plan includes forty student seats per room and a 300 seat assembly hall, colonial style architecture, with detailed bids for masonry carpentry electrical and heating work.
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Board of Education
Erie Street
Merritt Avenue
Oo Ae
Ig Ute
Sil Haya
Mason
Lammerding & Devine
Kilbecher
Alexander & Son
Chersea — Flocken
Daniel
Electric Construction Company
Fuller& Warren Co
New York
Ameri
Jury Unable to Reach Verdict in Rahway Case
After an all night deliberation the Rahway case of Gigteve JC Borung failed to produce a verdict. The jury reported inability to agree and was discharged at 0.57 this morning. The trial had begun yesterday afternoon with the jury instructed on possible conviction.
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Gigteve
Borung
Rahway
Ostuary Theansa Wee: Thomas Weaver at Rahway
The record notes the instance in Rahway of a renaming or obituary event involving Thomas Weaver aged 2, with references to Tate Jobe Ren 450 Fulton and a stained Easter citation. Indications vary in the record, with sparse readable details.
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Theansa
Thomas Weaver
Tate - Jobe
Fulton Stamet
Railroad Must Pay For Whisky Shrinkage In NJ Case
Judge William Nawcorn presided as Farnese arthoro reer Bochwerk saloonkeeper faced the Central Railroad of New Jersey over whisky shrinkage. The case centered on missing liquor and alleged losses at a Port avenue location. Jury context or final ruling not clearly stated in the fragments.
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William Nawcorn
Bochwerk
Trent and
Port Avenue
Ageimet
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Lochmeckorpest & Mire
SeemPekabi
J. Stamler Rej
Elizabeth Bills Require Amendments After Session
The Elisabeth bills 343 and 364 for intercepting sewer work and Elizabeth River improvement were amended to set six percent limits. General D. F. Collins and Peter Bennett with James O Connolly supported changes as the measures moved toward third reading and final passage.
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Elisabeth Bille
Sflernbop
Eilasbeth
OSA Ee General
F. Collins Troller
Peter Bennett
James
Connolly
Wan Shea
Dilla
Pad Bot
Elisabeth
Trolley Schedule Ith Effect
A new schedule went into effect affecting the trolley service. Trains will run from 4 PM to 9 PM with twelve minute intervals. Details unclear due to OCR errors but indicates changes to routes and timing for evening service.
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Enid
Toobay
Shreting of Glan Forbes At Newark Prizes Event
Newark report notes prize allocations and ceremonial recognitions held March 28. Details on recipients D Louis, Andrews, and others reference orders within Scottish Rite fraternal lodge circles. The fragment mentions regresa exercises and preventive activities linked to Saint David Ford Talat.
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Newark
Glan Forbes
D. Louis
Divinttin
Alexander
Andrews
Bost
Sant David Ford
Teen girl dies by self-poisoning in Pembroke
In Plsndeld on March 28 Eilen B Burns, 19, of Pembroke Avenue, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Burns, committed death by her own action yesterday afternoon by drinking carbolic acid. The report notes the manner and the victim’s family context.
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Plsndeld
Eilen B. Burns
Pembrooe Avenue
Thomas Burns
Giil
New Pastor Chosen for Old First Presbyterian Church
The Old First Presbyterian Church selects Rev William Whitaker of Albany as new pastor by nearly unanimous vote. Whitaker, born in Southold Long Island, a Union Theological Seminary and University of Pennsylvania graduate, has served Albany First Church for about ten years and previously St. Peter’s in West Orange. The congregation expects him to accept and begin duties soon.
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First Presbyterian Church
William’ Ypres Whiteker
Albany
John EE. Stucheli
Whitaker
St. Presbyterian Church
Weat Ora
Bouthold
Long Island
Unity of Pennsylvania
Union Les Aerate Institution
Son
New Site For P O Suggested Center Baptist Church Move
A real estate firm notes a proposed new site for P O and suggests cooperation with the Central Baptist Church as a possible location for government use.
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Hee
Ea ‘Op Oak ” Central
Baptist Church
Bankers to Hold Convention in Atlantic City
Jeresy City March 25 William J anetcretary of the New Jersey to Bankers Association said the annual convention will be held in Atlantic City on April 26 and 27 at the Hotel Chelees. Plans are elaborate and officers expect a large turnout.
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Jeresy City
William J
New Jersey
Bankers’ Association
Atlantic City
Chelees
Free Lecture Course Begins April 5
A brief notice announces a free lecture series starting April 5 with an emphasis on world history. Details are incomplete due to text issues but the event is framed as an open educational offering.
Local Option Bill Reported in Trenton House Vote Rendered
The local option bill No. 254 was reported from the Judiciary Committee without recommendation. Assemblyman Perkins led the exposure of independence while opponents including Abram Klewert and others pressed for the bill’s fate amid liquor questions and constituent pressures.
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Trenton
House
Judiciary
Randolph Perkins
Edward H. Wright, Jr
Samuel P. Jones
Perkins
Assembly
Jones
Schiff and Harriman Out Again Rumors Resurface
In New York reports persist that Jacob Schiff and B H Harriman have cooled relations and may clash over railroad power. Financiers say there could be a major shift as years of tensions echo past leadership battles and directorates.
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New York
Maresh
Wall Street
Jacob H. Schiff
B. H. Harriman
Schiff
Harriman Railroade
Harriman
Old Home Week Exhibit Request Read and Returned
The Board of Education received a request for a school exhibit during Old Home Week. The item was ordered read but no action was taken. No further details or decisions are recorded in the remaining text.
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Board of Education
Wesieea
Sheates
No Central Improvements Delayed by Lease Decision
The Central Railroad of New Jersey plans retrenchment as it leases hotel property recently bought. John A. Kohlenberger secured a year plus lease on the Trumbull and Long Branch tracks site, signaling no immediate improvements at Elizabethport station. Officials say the company may extend the postponement, affecting relief hopes for longtime station users.
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John A. Kohlenberger
Trumbull
Central Railroad
Philip Schauble
Mr. Kohlenberger
Kohlenberger
Elizabethport
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Tine
Greenland steamer and crew feared lost at sea
Reports say the steamer Greenland with 163 aboard was driven from the coast of Newfoundland after a storm while engaged in sealing. Main shaft broken, vessel driven seaward, crew possibly afloat with only scant hope of rescue.
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John’s
Aemren
Greenland
New Foundland
Sandsy
War Assistance Lines Amid Nicaragua Conflict
Fragmented notes describe Honduras aiding in the effort against Nicaragua with references to Bonilla and Cuban involvement. The garbled text hints at pivot weeks and recruitment, mentioning Cuba and possible small-scale sail arrangements.
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Nicaragua
Bonilla
Cuba
Dr Epstein and another name in transit sentence
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions Dr Epstein and another name amid a transit context. details unreadable but references two individuals.
Boston Baseball Captain Chick Stahl Dies by Poison
West Baden Springs Ind March 28 Charles Chick Stahl captain of the Boston American team died after taking carbolic acid. Doctors failed to save him. Stahl was married last fall his wife in Boston. The incident is viewed as possibly accidental by teammates who found an empty carbolic acid bottle in his room after he complained he did not feel well.
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West Baden Springs
Ind
Charles “Chick” Stahl
Boston American
Boston
Stahl
Jimmie Collin
Armer
Bostons
Hiad
Vie
Collins
Jimmy
Jesse Tannehill
Jesse Tanneanid
Talees
Gunboats chase Honduran president in Pacific chase
Washington march 28 the gunboats of Nicaragua are hot in pursuit of the fleeing Honduran president Bonilla. The State Department received a despatch from United States Minister Marrick reporting telegraphic advices that the Nicaraguan Navy may bombard Amapala a town on the Pacific coast where the Honduran government’s escape may be headed.
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Washington
Nicaragua
Honduras
Bonilla
State Department
United States
Marrick
Iicaragees
Amapala
Alands
Tel
Wall Street Opens Steady Then Moves Up On Strong Demand
After an initial steady session the New York stock market advanced with strength from 119 and beyond, as gains followed orders from large banking interests. Broad declines were noted earlier in the day before a late upturn in trading.
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York
119 & Peiste
Yooterdey
Simpot
Big R. R. Tie Up Threat Looms Over Railroads
Arbitration under the Erdman Act will be sought as 42 Western railroad systems threaten a general strike after a breakdown in negotiations with employees. About 50,000 workers could walk out, with union spokesmen saying trains may be abandoned and yards shut, unless wage demands are met. Officials refuse to grant the 12 percent raise, raising the risk of a massive stoppage. The labor and management groups meet at Sherman House as tensions rise.
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Chicago
Big Western Railroad
National Railroad Brotherhoods
Sherman House
Woman Fights Burglar To Save Husband In New York
New York reports a dramatic early morning break in as Mrs Adolph Osatreicher awoke to find a burglar entering their home. She challenged the intruder after he attacked her husband, grappling for a minute before he kicked her and fled, leaving the couple shaken by the ordeal.
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New York
Adolph Osatreicher
Siha
Fire Causes Much Damage at Guilford Nt Y
A large fire in Guilford New York caused extensive damage to multiple structures. Firefighters battled the blaze for hours, preventing spread to nearby buildings as containment lines formed. Investigators began assessing the scene for the cause and any potential civilian injuries.
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Guilford
Nt. Y
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