Mary Ricario seeks annulment of second marriage after long entanglement
Mary Ricario of Roselle Park and Westfield, twice wed, seeks relief from a second marriage to Frank Damiano after learning her first husband Frank Damiano was alive in Chicago. The case, brought in Trenton chancery court, questions legality and seeks annulment or other relief.
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Treyien
Mary Ricario
Roselle Wark
Westfield
Rearrie
Ricardo
Jon Mary Pabst
Abraham Cohen
Patice
Newark
Nak Damiano
Ami
Amiane
Chicago
West
Damianous
Mue
Frank d
Mary
Frank Ricardo
Justice
Yardni
Frank Damiano
Mark
Madison Avenue
Ried
Mary Ricardo
Art of Chancery
Trenton
Abel
David
Opposition to Pension Bill Causes Assembly Delays
Frenton March 29 Special to the Journal Assemblyman Laypen’s old age pension bill was laid over by amendment. Senator Prince declared hope it will not pass calling it a big risk. Wide expense latitude is the chief objection. Bradley’s amendment to the public utility act creating a 100900 initial appropriation was adopted. Osborne added an amendment barring Public Utilities Commission members from stock or ties to utility firms. Radcliffe’s bill to close game season statewide was defeated as northern counties blocked it.
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Frenton
Asseblyman Laypen
Enitor Prince
Hradley
Osborne
Public Utilities
Public Unity Corporation
Hirlis
Assemblyman
Radcliffe
House
Suffragists Must Wait After Constitutional Referendum Move
Stall correspondent from Trenton reports an oversight stalled a Frelinghuysen bid to amend the state constitution to grant women the vote in school elections. The measure was referred to a committee and an additional suffrage amendment remains stalled for two more years, delaying any advance on voting rights.
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Trenton
Frelinghuuse
Czar Nicholas III of Montenegro in critical condition
An ailing Czar Nicholas III of Montenegro prompted greatest alarm after collapsing during serious chess engagements with Emperor Franz Josef of Austria and other dignitaries on April 1. The report notes his frail state following the episode and the surrounding reactions from European monarchs.
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Sttinje
Marek
Nicholas
Montenegro
Franz Josef
Ausa
Storm Warning and Local Ads Draw City Notices
Fragmentary storm warning text mentions weather, wind, and afternoon conditions. The page also includes advertisements for Elizabeth Commercial College offering shorthand, bookkeeping, and English, along with a photo studio promoting portraits at three to four dollars and a free enlargement with chosen images.
Senator Martine to Take Oath as New Jersey's Senator
James Martine, who on March 4 will become a full United States Senator from New Jersey, will take the oath at the opening of the extraordinary session. His credential was presented February 24, and he will occupy a seat near Senator Kern. A delegation from New Jersey will attend the ceremony, and Martine plans to establish a Washington office with secretary W. St. John and stenographer E. Arendlt, preparing for the new legislative term.
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Star
Washington
James 2. Marfine
John Kean
United States
New Jersey
Congress
Taft
Martine
Woodrow Wilson
Senate
Trenton
Jersey City
Plainfield
Elizabeth
Senator Martine
Aboigg Hotel
Oliver
Pennsylvania
Briges
W. W. St
Kern
Indiana
William J. Bryan
New License Requests Dramatize City Saloons Debate
At the Board of Excise meeting, transfer of a saloon license from Adam Metzger at 121 First Street to James Butler at 125 Magnolia Avenue was granted after petitions and debate. Budreckus’s renewal at 11 Pine Street was laid over for two weeks. Tarbay’s new location at 57 Fulton Street remained under two week postponement amid remonstrances by Samuel Moore Sons. New license bids for 372 Third Avenue and 45 West Jersey Street were refused. Judge Kelly lambasted a rebuttal petition as padding, noting sixty saloons within five minutes of Butler’s Magnolia address and questioning Metzger’s ongoing involvement.
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Clarence BE
Carter Sessions
Beulah Harmon
Maud Jackson
Herrower
William R. Wilson
Case
Harmon
Jackson
Christina
Arge Penknife
General Hospital
Harmon Gil
Ivo Wittygerald
Fitzgerald
Cuse Questi
Edward Keegan
Hudson County
Keegan
Harry Jacobson
First
East Jersey
Jersey City
Shor
Thomas Carey
George Marshall
Marshall
Henry Cook
Chilton Street
Board of Excise
Adam Metzger
First Street
James Hutler
Magiolia Avenue
Michael Budreckus
Ol Pine Street
Butsler
Budreckus
Mark Tarbay
Futton Street
Samuel. Moore Sons Corporation
Fulton Street
John Focabile
Lcense
Third Avenue
George Froggett
West
Jersey Street
ominiMons
Adam Metayer
First. Street
James Butler
Magnolia Avenue
Daniel P. Kelly
Butler
Kelly
Metzger
Albany Capitol Fire Spoils Fine and Building Loss
A Newark report details a large conference session with a memorial service and multiple tributes. The Newark Atamal Conference opens with a broad program, honoring deceased pastors and appointing officers, ahead of travel to Pennington. The session includes a memorial for Rev Dr Wiggs and notes the death of Rev Silvanus Hootry. The piece also mentions agricultural ads and an April Fool gathering.
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Sislanta
Brant A. MuncDanel
Pennington Seminary
Pennington
Thunka
Fort
Newark
Fred Hert Bastors
Tocibers
Sylvanus Ho Witrrie
Poc
Bascom
Frederick W. C. Raymond
My Anderson
William
Wig
Enoch Meacham
KE. Hancock
Ami Lo Smith
K. Doolittle
William M. Johnston
J. Decker
Wigg
Fulton Street
Elizabeth
Fulton
Mir Sohaston
Sumy
Fehn A. Gutteridge
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Preachers’ Art Society
Capitol Fire Destroys State Library and Offices
A devastating blaze swept the Capitol, engulfing the State Library and western offices. Firemen fought through the night as murals, documents, and state records burned, with at least one life feared lost. Officials said damages run into millions, threatening voting continuity for the U.S. Senate race.
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S.oy
Assembly Library
Capitol
I State Commissioner of Education
Draper
Pstate
Senate
Assembly Chamber
Samuel Abbott
United States
Guy Vlad
Assembly
State Library
State Department of Education
State Court of Claims Chamber
Renate
Gov. Dix
Bridgeford
Poles Hyatt
Elither
Ware
Shattuck
State Regents’ Office
State
Elizabeth Man Works for Uncle Sam in Telegraph Notice
A fragmented clipping notes Elizabeth Man taking a position with the U S Postal Service as an assistant postmaster in Titianopoules within the Cinciumdu postal district. The text mentions Shindeloremo Meret Vbeae and Norris of Vineabeethy Nob in connection with the notice, though details are unclear.
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Washington
Maceh
Lalin Siyedetur Aesistant
Titianopoules
Norris
Lake Huthbone
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Union Business College
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