No Office for Runyon in Contested Political Talks
A garbled press note outlines succession plans if Governor Stokes names Vicerge to the Court of Common Pleas bench with Runyon to the surrogate seat. It cites Republican strategies and denials by Colby supporters, plus county chair Frank H. Smith confirming Runyon could not back Colby.
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Uetner
Vicerge 7
Harjot
Court of Common Pleas
Juke Benjamin A. Vail
Rane
William Su Runyon
Flajntiel
Parrot
Colby
Frank H. Smith
Runyon
Seasise Acker
bin Runyon
Mr. Smith
Calby
Beld
Runyon’s contested appointment to judge post stirs NJ politics
Fragmented OCR traces a political dispute over a judgeship in Union County New Jersey. It notes Runyon’s alleged ties to party leaders, Governor Stokes, and claims of offered positions, with comments from Judge Renyen and Governor Ginkes amid a broader struggle within the Colby movement and county administration.
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Renyen
Union County
de Shi
Ube
Igorermor
Runyon
Simetion
Russe
Stokes
Jumcheon
Colby
Tom
Anie
Yall
Tee
Presk H Ruth
False Arrest Charges Lead to Detentions in Central District
On October 5, 105, Viscount faced a false arrest warrant charging Megat with trespass on property near Division Street. The incident involved a Berne restrain and a hearing where the charge was not sustained. Witnesses were summoned, and the case redirected to property dispute resolution.
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Viecoent
Wi Division
Ince
Visisent
Tuttle Discusses County Chairman Role In Meeting
The Democratic county committee will meet tonight to select a new chairman for the vacant post. Confusion over the convention location and party rules is noted as the committee weighs candidates and procedures amid local political tensions.
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Demnepétic County
Joan Yooty
Ty Dagares
Newart
Governor on Runyon Story Sparks Contention Over Motives
Governor Srckern expresses no unworthy motive behind considering Judge William N Runyon of Plainfield for Union County surrogateship amid vacancy talk. He recalls favoring A Vail for the circuit judge post and notes political speculation, asserting openness and denying favoritism or hidden agendas.
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Trenton
Srckern
William N. Runyon
Plainfield
Union County
B.A. Vall
Voorhees
Court of Common Pleas
Nee
Willian SN. Rungep
Wits
Fisica Alana Albons Geotae
Mesaica
Oreapé
Heuven
Natore
Democrata
Ptrtiam
Walter
Wes Dome
Russia's New National Assembly Opens Debates
In St Petersburg on May 4 the government outlined the program for the new national assembly. Key topics include agrarian reforms autonomy for certain regions and measures affecting Jews. The government vows decisive action against attempts to curb autocratic power and signals changes to the empire's fundamental laws.
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St. Petersburg
Tha. Gotersmant
Dlecumioe
Garfield Targets the Oil Trust in Garfield Report
Washington May 4 The President sent to Congress the Garfield report on Standard Oil as an anti rebate case. The Senate heard a high profile briefing as the official findings showed railroads ceasing rebates after disclosure. The President urged changes to immunity laws and stricter regulation to curb corporate abuses.
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Washington
Standard Oil Company
Sta Reslroud
Congress
Jamén R. Garfield
Senate
Commissioner of Corporations
Garfield
Mannechusetta
Foraker
Oil Trust
Bureau of Corporation
Congtown
Renewals Granted By Board Of Excise
Yesterday afternoon the Board of Excise granted renewals for taverns and beverages. Names include James J. Kennedy 1139 Disaster avenue John W Kelly 15 Meadow Road Borie FA Wak Bootang Louis Miller Richard Ahearn 23 Third ivats Job L Presebaat ME Broad street Petrick Foley 40 Court street Whelstate John D Bresee 41-4T Bros street and John Maker ? Tine street.
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Board OF Excibe
Board of Excise
Uceneen
Janes J. Kennedy
Disabsth Avenue
John W Kelly
Mroed Kaedale Borie FA
Bootang
Lous Miller
Richard Ahearn
Jobe L. Presebaat
Broad Street
Petrick
Foley
Court Treet
Examination for County Teachers Seeks New Educators
County examination gathers candidates who wish to join public schools in Vile county. The test, conducted by the County Supervisors, assesses teaching qualifications and readiness to serve in local Pekionts institutions.
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Vile County
County
Buperia
Brooklyn Wall Paper Op Em Bs Op
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Brooklyn and paper operations with unclear context and no coherent details to form a complete news item. The readable bits indicate a local setting but lack names, dates, places, or events to define a summary.
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Brooklyn Wall Paper
Captain VanSchaick's Prison Terms and Deepening Romance
New York May 4 Captain William H VanSchaick commander of the illfated steam boat General Steen faces ten years hard labor after his bail pending a new trial. He wed Grace Mary Spratt weeks after Judge Thomas sentenced him for the Slocum disaster. The couple now reside on a VanSchaick farm near New Amsterdam. An appeal is planned. He remains in poor health from injuries suffered during the Steamboat fire and rescue efforts.
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New York
William H. VanSchaick
Steen
War Wenten
Sing Sing
van Neaverly
Thomas
United States Circuit Court
van Schatck
New Amsterdam
Freeholders Clash Over Mortis Avenue Road Damage
At a Morris County board meeting Freeholder Meisel charged the trolley track project damaged Mortis Avenue, leaving gutters and dirt hazards. Swain defended the company, saying the track was laid properly and delays existed due to winter and contract scope, with a one month wait to assess repairs.
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Board of Freeholders
Freeholders
Melee
Swain
Mortis Avenas
Freehelder Meisel
Morrin County
Walt
Martin County Tractiog Com
Morris County Traction Pee
Ajon
Ork Company
Baust
Pether
Moedee
Ata A
Untitled fragment on electrical wiring and a car fete
Fragmentary text notes electrical wiring concerns and a vague mention of a fete and a car, with unclear names or places. The readable portion hints at an event ending in a coupe race, but details are missing.
Lavy Department Store Enlarged to 16000 Weet Store Space
The Lavy department store on Second Street between Wall and Bond has been enlarged to 16000 square feet, creating the largest and most complete department store in the county. The building, expanded in 1903, now houses distinct departments from apparel to muslin underwear, lighting and fancy goods, with a reorganized layout and new, airy floors. Owner Emanuel Levy cites multiple factors for growth including 25 contributing businesses, a noncorporate, family-owned structure, and cheaper land on Second Street enabling lower prices. Grand opening scheduled, with details in today’s paper.
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Lavy
Wall
Bond Streets
Morrie Lavy
Second Street
Iso
Emanuel Levy
Busines
Theo
Broad Street
Newark
Patroon
New York
Brent
Greely pessimistic on San Francisco relief needs
Washington May 4 Major General Greely reported to the War Department that health and weather are improving in San Francisco while the destitute refugee count nears 191,637 and Oakland Berkeley relief strains grow. He cautioned that relief cannot be measured without personal observation and that enormous suffering remains possible despite efforts to trim aid.
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Washington
San Francisco
War Department
Greely
Oakland
Berkeley
Devine
Wall Street Turmoil Triggers Early Stock Market Decline
Aggressive Bear interests hit the market at opening and during early trading causing speculative liquidation. The decline sparked a broad rout with notable moves in Copper, Reading, Union Pacific and Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Trading momentum shifted as investors tested support levels and leaders like Gardiner & Company distributed orders amid volatility.
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Ile Ettougies
Civil War Hero Dead in Rosling Creek Area
Civil War veteran Ackman of Rosling Creek died last night after service in the United Army. The obituary notes his long public service in the Mats party and mentions his local political involvement. The article contains damaged OCR with unclear names and places, but identifies the deceased as a veteran and public figure.
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Chareokin
Ackman
Rosling Creek
Unies
Lnst Wight
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