Bill 529 Burnishes Reform Motives in Registrar Dispute
Union County candidate Aseem ymin Calvin E. Brodhead claims he introduced House Bill 529 to reform county duties and economy. He says the bill would abolish the registrar of deeds in Union and Camden counties and shift duties to the County Clerk, denying political motives despite cross-county similar measures.
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Union
Camp Counties
State Assembly
Aseemymin Calvin E. Brodhead
Belvidere Avenue
Netherwood
Ir. Brodhead
Unty
Frank H. Smith
Brodhead
Passaic County
Trince
Bradherd
Hunter
Bergen
Passaic
Leavitt
Seats Vacant as New Congress Opens
Telegraph notes little chance of a U S Senator election soon and expects a New York seat to be vacant when the Senate reconvenes next week. A Dame caucus secret was held and adjournment was set for tomorrow.
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Journal
United States
Storm Warning and Weather Disturbance Update
A New England weather disturbance moving northeastward will bring strong winds this afternoon and tonight, with signals to be displayed from Black Island to Wantport Maine. The forecast notes high winds expected and gale conditions across the region.
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the Journal
New York
Wantport
Maine
New Eingland
Visit to Pennington Seminary by Newark Methodist Conference
Newark's transient Methodist ministers attended a Pennington visit after a morning session in Newark. A special Central Railroad train carried clergy to inspect Pennington Seminary as students and townspeople prepared entertainment. The conference heard reports on district work and the American University at the National Capitol amid a strong patriotic tone.
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Journal of
Newark
Central M.E
Pennington Seminary
Central Railroad
Pennington
New Jersey
First Presbyterian Church
Brigands loot postal line. cavalry dispatched
A detachment of cavalry was sent to a village on the line to Waoraaw after brigands blew open a mail train safe. Several railway guards or crew members were wounded by shots during the raid, and government funds were reported stolen.
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St. Petersburg
Wikeoe
Waoraaw
Ambulances Ordered South in Army Move
A hurried order from General Taskey H. Biles commands ten ambulances to be rushed to San Diego from San Francisco. Purpose unknown amid army center speculation. Also note promotes Central Park lawn grass seed and orchard sweet peas at Bigkely's on Broad Street.
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San Francisco
Taskey H. Biles
San Diego
Central Park Lawn
Bigkely's
Ag Broad Street
April Fool Party and Bosiryein Dancing Event
April Fool Party featuring Bosiryein Dancing with Schyot Prstey appears in a fragmented text. The note mentions EYES TROUBLE YOU and a street address 1K Broad Mreet with unclear details about timing or venue.
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Bosiryein
Governor Wilson hints at probe into Hudson and Bergen counties
Trenton March 30. Governor Wilson said he expected an investigation into Hudson and Bergen counties, using his influence with Democratic leaders to ensure light is shed on county affairs. In Trenton the Assembly roll call showed 27 absentees, prompting Speaker Kenny to order the sergeant at arms to fetch them. George J. Record of Jersey City seeks the Board of Assessors seat, replacing Theodore Strong. Governor Wilson offered no commitment on his appointment.
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Trenton
Wilson
Hudson
Bergen
House of
Assembly
Kenny
House
McCran
Star
George J. Record
Jersey City
Theodore Strong
New Haunawick
State Board of Assessors
Record
Elizabeth post office to move into new building soon
Postmaster Palmer H. Charlock announced the Elizabeth post office will move from its current lease ending tomorrow to a new building on North Broad Street. Moving begins Monday with renovation of the old office to follow by midweek and a Sunday closure expected to give workers rest.
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Elizabeth Postoffice
North Broad Street
Palmer H. Charlock
Post Ofice
Toork
Charlock
Robbed freight car at Central Railroad station
A freight car near Rink Seal Port station was entered last night and cloth worth 200 dollars was stolen. A brakeman spotted the door open and partial contents missing, notifying superiors and dispatching detectives. No clues yet. royal police not notified.
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Central Railroad
Rink Seal Port Station
Royal Police
Froggott Receives Bottler License Renewal
George Froggott of 55 West Jersey Street was granted a renewal for a bottler's license at the Board of Excise meeting on Tuesday night.
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George Froggott
Jersey Street
Excine
Bids Opened for Elizabeth Sewer and Dock Bond Issues
Comptroller Sauer reports bids received at noon for Elizabeth city sewer bonds totaling 25 000 and for city dock bonds totaling 41 000, overall 46 000. Bonds dated 1901 and 1908, 4 percent interest, payable semi annually, with delivery around April 3.
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John S. Sater
Sauer
National State Bank
United States
Albany
Rochester
N. Y
Newark
Elizabeth
Assault charges dominate arraignment and bail hearing
Joseph Ovarishka also known as John Klein of 246 First Street was arraigned in police court and held on $100 bail on two counts of atrocious assault and battery. Eddie Monkoaky and Christopher Brednosky, of the same address, were jailed on $200 bail after counter charges. The melee began on the ground floor and escalated to Ovarishka’s room with a flatiron and knife. Both sides were hospitalized with injuries before arrest.
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Joseph Ovarishka
John Klein
First Street
Stein
Overishka
Eddie’ Monkoaky
Christopher Brednosky
Brednosky
Ovarishka
Husband Missing Two Weeks Sought by Wife
Mrs Carrie Boice of 344 Font Jersey Street asks police to find her husband who has been missing for two weeks. He last said he was going to New York with a substantial sum of money in his pocket and left home to catch a train. He is described as slender dark complexioned wearing a black coat vest light trousers and a cap.
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Carrie Boice
Font Jersey Street
New York
Boice
Plague Death Toll Reported Across Harbin Marchuria
Telegrams received at the State Department indicate over 6 090 deaths from the plague in Harbin and a nearly equal number in Shoup Cheng Pu as of March 30. The dispatches summarize widespread fatalities amid the outbreak and note disrupted city life with scarce amenities.
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Warhington
Harbin
State Department
Shoup Cheng Pu
Arrest of copper thief after daring Bayonne chase
Patrick O'Vonner of Elizabeth Avenue was arrested in Diyvenne by Bayonne police with a Central Railroad special officer for stealing copper from battery signals and damaging equipment. He fled and hid in a wheel shop but was overpowered after a raid. railroad officials say he may be responsible for most recent thefts and will be pursued to the limit.
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Patrick O'Vonner
2Lizabeth Avenue
Big
Diyvenne
Bayonne
O'Connor
Walter Sheets
Central Railroad
Avenue A
Sheets
Griffin
Hatten
Winedow
Nooshota
Oye
The
High Partition Trapped Girls at Triangle Waist Company
New York March 30 Fire Marshal Beers reports a high partition with a narrow exit door trapped fifty five girl employees during the Triangle Waist Company fire. He says the partition violated building law and caused the deadly crowding as workers rushed to the elevator and doorway.
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Journal
New York
Triangle Waist Company
Beers
Whitman
Strong Near Collapse At Trial In Murder Case
May's Landing March 30 W H Strong an aged farmer faced cross examination as the trial for his wife’s murder resumed. He showed stress while denying memory of events, admitting he fed chickens during searches and that only tracks found were his own. He explained the washed handkerchief on the line and claimed his clothes were not washed. He described showing the will to County Detective Baitzell to prove provision for his wife.
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May's Landing
W. H. Strong
William J. Garrison
Kirtong
Strong
Baitzell
Boyhero saves home as fire burns room
A fire at 750 Jefferson avenue started when a gas jet lit a lace curtain. Sixteen year old Myewrold Stanley Nick attempted to fight the blaze with a tug, suffering burned hands and a scorched ear as firefighters confined the flames to the room. The boy’s mother and sister aided, neighbors rushed in, and crews from Engine 2 and 6 put out the fire. damage total unknown.
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Stanley Nick
Alexander Dick
Jefferson Avenue
Wiaterk
Tinerica
Lohia
Perowa
Large flag presented to Jaques St school
A large flag was presented to Jaques Street School yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock. Principal W C Hever received it and led the assembly in a welcome and chorus. The program included a song The King in Camelot and a salute to the flag. Teachers and ladies spoke, and Mrs Canon presented the gift on behalf of patriotic interests.
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A Qty
Joqguem
Rehoel
W. C. Hever
Sebowl
Tie Cope
Mra. Canon
Reyer
Med
Haughwout
Rowit
Zimmerman
Packard
Wall Street Report and Local Millinery Store Ad
The article mixes stock market notes with a shop advertisement. It mentions Canadian Pacific, Great Northern, Chesapeake and Ohio, and Amalgamated generally moving, with a late session uptick. It then promotes Levy's Millinery Store in Union County, highlighting eighteen years in business and direct-to-jobber supply for hats and millinery with discounts.
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Union County
Levyssiment
Hoog
Second Bend
General Collins Replies to Mraving on Brewery Charges
General Dennis F. Collins responds to former Mayor Mraving's charge of breach of faith. He defends his stance on excise laws and licensing, argues for tariff protection, and urges both men to stop arguing and take action.
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Victor "Mraving
Dennis F. Collins
Mraving
Collins
Mravigg
Syd
Dr. Mravlay
Inn
Charles Stelate
Mr. Stelate
Dr. Mraving
Collina
Victor Mraving
Jorney Street
City
Ilgiet
Bret
Anjoya
Committees Meet to Review Executive Farm Team Thesis
Committees convene to discuss the executive farm team thesis, evaluating strategy and policy proposals. Members from the agricultural department and administrative offices assess feasibility and potential impact on farming programs and resource allocation.
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