Victory for Martin bill in House vote on public utility bill
A stalled public utility bill faced a House vote on March 30. Martin led opposition to a motion to reconsider, arguing it would derail the bill. supporters like Sullivan backed him. Voorhees faced tough questioning as the debate stretched. The roll call failed 37 to 21, keeping the Martin bill alive for Senate consideration and signaling a push to April 15 adjournment.
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Martin
Tn Pal
Sullivan
Voorhes
Middlesex
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Union
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Ptt
Senate
Union County
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Hte
Mate
Republian
Yeaders
Firemen Rescued by Comrades in Sudden Blaze
Trapped on the eighth floor of the Smith-Gray Building at 286 Fifth Avenue, Engine 1 firefighters were hemmed in by a wall flare as flames threatened total destruction. Comrades executed rapid rescue maneuvers to reach them during the 7:20 dark hour incident, preventing a wider catastrophe with careful, immediate action.
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New York
Stmith-Gray
Wittens
Hint at desire to keep Mrs Boyle from Sharon
A telegraph report from the Journal hints at motives to prevent Mrs Boyle from reaching Sharon. Details are sparse, but the noted suggestion points to strategic aims within a broader social context.
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Mrs. Boyle
Sharon
Tuberculosis Decline Reported For Elizabeth City
Health Inspector L J Richards cites a five year to 1908 table showing Elizabeth's tuberculosis death rate consistently below ten percent national estimates and compares unfavorably only with certain industrial cities. He notes lower overall deaths, reduced congestion, and calls for continued preventive measures and isolation of incipient cases.
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National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
L. J. Richards
Elizabeth
Montclnfr
Plainfield
Paterson
Trenton
Camden
Richards
Tocr
TABS
Hizabeth
Fall Kills Blind Boy in New York Institution
Julius McCarthy fourteen, pupil at New York Institution for the Blind, fell from bed and died at about six Sunday morning. He was nephew of Mrs James Sullivan of East Grand Street and son of Mr and Mrs Michael McCarthy of Cranbrook Canada. Remains to be shipped to British Columbia for interment. He had become blind and dumb after a sun stroke at age six. He attended Sacred Heart Church and received Holy Communion there.
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Julius McCarthy
New York Institution For the Blind
Ninth Avenue
James Sullivan
East Grand Street
New York Institution
Michael McCarthy
Cranbrook
British Columbia
Canada
Canadian Pacific Railroad
McCarthy
New York School
Ie Suale
Fast Gram Street
Livengood
Bulliran
Sathivan
Max Tay Appa
Lifesaving Station Formed At Elizabeth Yacht Club
Elizabeth youth water safety moves forward with a new life-saving crew this summer to protect parties on the waterfront. The club receives life buoy gear from Life Saving HQ in Washington and an emergency kit from the Red Cross. Dr George Lang is named honorary surgeon and will assist during outings as drills begin after the next meeting.
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Elizabeth
Elisabeth Yacht Club
United States Life Saving Headquarters
Washington
Red Cross Society
Lant
Recreation Pier
Death penalty proposed for child kidnappers in New Jersey bill
Trenton March 30 A bill would impose the death penalty for kidnappers who fail to return children under 14 unharmed in safe condition. The measure, drafted for the Assembly, drew a divided vote with substantial opposition.
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Trenton
Neleon B. Gaskill
Local Option Hit in Senate
In Trenton on March 30 the New Jersey Senate rejected the Plummer local option bill with a 14 to 6 vote. Proponents led by Plummer and Ackerman argued for a referendum on local option, while opponents led by Brown and Frelinghuysen argued against it. Senators debated at length, with remarks from J Frank Burke of the Anti-Saloon League, and the result follows a year of continued opposition to local option.
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Trenton
Senate
New Jersey
Ackerman
Union
Bragley
Camden
Gaunt
Glowcaster
Gebhardt
Hunterdon
Minch
Cumberland
Plummer
Salem
Atlantic
J. Frank Burke
New Jersey Anti-Saloon League
Burke
Liederkranz Moves to New Elizabeth Headquarters
The Liederkranz Singing Society of Elizabeth will relocate to new headquarters at First Avenue and John Street tomorrow night. Members will meet at Leonhardt's Hall at 7:28 PM and march to Anton Saunrwein's Hall, joining others along the way.
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Liederkranz Singing Society of
Elizabeth
First. Avenue
John Strest
Leonhardt
Elizabeth Avecun
Anton Saunrwein
Infants Cause A Stir In Juvenile Court Hearing
Court officers were shocked as infants appeared for Frank Meyerhofer vs Charles Kreig Sinatra and Charles Stussel. A mother and probation officer escorted the children out after the disorder and mistaken identifications. A missing boy was found near Battin High School. The case misnaming led to warrants left at Brusel households.
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Charles Kreig
Sinatra
Charles Stussel
Tol Wirat Avenue
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Williamson
Meyerhofer
Deak
Bar of Justice
Smith
Battin High School
Routh Broad Street
Kreig Svas
Brussel
Aged Doctor on Trial in Malpractice Case
The Court of Quarter Sessions heard the trial of Dr. Sherman Cooper, an elderly Westfield physician, charged with malpractice in Nellie Drake's death. Testimony from Nellie’s mother Arabella Drake and Randolph Miller described the February 7 visit, postoperative events, and doctor’s referrals to other physicians as the case unfolded.
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Abelstant
Hetfield
Arabella Drake
Gir
Randolph 8. Miller
Broadway
Witnhes
du Bois Bunting
Randolph Miller
Bunting
Miller
Cooper
General Hospital
Ad Pa
Governor Fort Denies Change On Direct Primary
Trenton March 30 Sta correspondent reports Governor Fort released a statement disputing morning reports that a meeting with Republican leaders shifted his stance on direct primary. He asserts he holds his longstanding view and would continue to insist strongly on the issue, questioning how such a rumor could spread.
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Trenton
Governor Fort
Explosion kills eight in Ohio dynamite blast near Pride
Eight men were killed and eleven injured in a Pride area dynamite blast as 400 pounds of dynamite exploded during thawing. Workers, mostly foreigners, had gathered around a warming fire near the Norfolk and Western Railway project. Injured were rushed to a hospital.
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Chilcothe
Pride
Norfolk and Western
Neorly
Sound Bridge Advocates Call on the Governor
Delegations from New Jersey boards of trade and the Staten Island Chamber of Commerce met this morning to press for a tor y news deal between Staten Island and New Jersey. Assemblyman Pierce led the delegation, with CENTURY SHOE REPAIRING mentioned in the text.
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Trenton
New Jersey Boards of Trade
Staten Island Chamber of Commerce
Staten Island
Newie
Resemblywan Pierce
Roosevelt Hot Denies Attack On His Life
Ex President Roosevelt denied life threat reports after the Hamburg stopped at Horta Azores to Naples. A passenger, Giuseppe Tosti, allegedly shouted threats but was overpowered by guards. Roosevelt said he knew nothing of the incident until later and pressed no further action. Roosevelt planned rapid recovery and Africa hunt plans, while crowds greeted the ship at Ponta Delgada with officials receiving Roosevelt and his party.
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Azores
Roosevelt
Hamburg
Naples
Gulseppa Tosti
Burmeister
Hanbergs
Tosti
Romevelt
Africa
Ponta Delgada
Kermit
Shemmin Tuto
Prosecution of Naar Dropped After Resignation Acceptance
Trenton March 30 The Judiciary Committee reports that Manifred Naar has submitted his resignation as Justice of the Pumey of Trenton which has been accepted and will be filed. The committee recommends no further action beyond publicizing the matter as adequate punishment for any offense.
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Trenton
Manifred Naar
Naar
Wall Street Low. Price Movements Mixed Early
The report notes a tepid start on Wall Street as prices move modestly with little conviction. Traders weigh cautious signals amid early volatility and mixed commodity cues, keeping indices near unchanged as sessions begin.
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Wall Street
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