License Lost By Brazai Kas Court Decides License Lost
Justice Bergen opens with a ruling revoking Joseph Brazai kas license for a saloon on Bond Street and setting aside the Board of Excise proceedings. The decision hinges on renewal eligibility for freeholders signatures and transfers from Grablin to Fratalkas, with remonstrances from nearby property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Bergen
Supreme Court
Down & Deciata
Joseph Brayaikas
Excise
Ikas
Board of Excise
Sinen W. Eldridge
Charles Wagner
Dot Stan
Braxaikas
James C. Connolly
Vixense Board
Ta Say
Joseph Pentokai
Pirat
August Grablin
Freehold
Kixelee Board
Grablin
Joseph Fratalkas
Ache
Hiw
Bond Street
Braystinet Antones
Ie Caine
Bragsikas
Joie Bergen
Bergen
Board of Racise
Asenna
Whiting Claims Term Not Expired Until June
Stef Correspondent reports from Trenton on May 4 that Emilias commissioners may not reappoint. Borden D. Whiting asserts the term does not expire until June 19, keeping Senator Thomas J. Merely unentitled to a new board seat until that date. The state attorney general opinion is awaited to confirm appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stef
Trenton
the—Board
Borden D. Whiting
Thomas J
Whiting
Bénator
Dan
Taleinig
Announcement for Mist Redibney opens shop on Seventeen Frere
Mist Redibney announces the opening of a shop at 16 Wirt abent offering men’s and children’s wear and a new line of ready to wear clothing. She will assist old friends and customers in choosing affordable fashion while featuring sewing, shorthand, and repair services for Century Shor. Repairing hinges and related items are advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Ens
Mate
Lawyer acts breaks door to find wife in Jersey City
Thomas A. Aiten named co respondent in a pending suit by Wren Dixon. Detectives from Union County Agency, employed by Dixon, entered Mrs. Dixon’s home at 350 Chilton Street and arrested Aiten after he arrived with Mrs. Dixon. Dixon, in East Orange, rushed to the scene with private detective Thompson. Aiten released on his own recognizance. Dixon and Mrs. Dixon married 1891, separated 1907, with petitions alleging improper conduct with co respondents at Summit, Elisabeth, Jersey City, Long Branch, Belmar and Atlantic City.
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Thomas A. Aiten
Wren Dixon
Jesey City
Union County Agency
Chilton Street
Thompson
Mr. Dixon
Union County
Jimmy
Dixon
Alton
Etmiger
Uty
Frank
Edward 8. Atwater
Eldridge
Grovinds
Derves
Aiten
Mra. Dixon
Gordon K. Dickinson
Jersey City
Terome G. Gedney
Summit
Elisabeth
Jersey
Long Branch
Belmar
Atlantic City
Saloon Attack by Alleged Y O Gang Members
Alleged Y O gang members wrecked Fred Kitzler’s saloon at 601 East Jersey Street after he refused them a drink. Kitzler suffered a serious brick injury to head and face. one assailant was captured at Tim Hall, arrested after resisting and drawing a revolver. Bail set at 300 dollars for charges of atrocious assault and malicious mischief.
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Fred Kitzler
Jersey Street
Kittler
Kitaler
Iman
Timm Hall
Reitman
Denman
Hettnren
Lilay
Mahon
Auton
Dixon
Staler
Elizabeth City Rules Auto Speeders With Strict Warnings
Mayor Mravlag in Elizabeth issued strict speed enforcement after complaints. Police Chief Tenney will position officers downtown to curb violators, with arrests, court appearances, and possible license revocation for speeders. The crackdown targets evening violations and street hazards, including glass and debris, to prevent fatalities.
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Mravlag
Npend “Regia
Ynaren
Mraving
Elizabeth
Mas To-Day, Yand We Will Leave Ne He For Thane
Graas
Mrav- Chiet
Barton Leaves Temes in Twist of Paper Leadership
Nebon HB Barton resigns after five years as president and manager of the Elizabeth Evening Times. He left the paper after severing ties with the New York State origin and joined a new editorial setup led by Lucius T. Russell.
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Nebon HB Barton
Elizabeth Evening Times
Hia
Paket
Frar
Barton
Hie
Tee York State
Papal
Atte
Byu
Sabeth
Tonk Wali
Tatereibe
MB. John
New Edito
Tree Amecienn
Fons
Eigteen
Lucius T. Russell
Anti
Fabi Ae
Ceacatte Itor
Maennerchor Triumphs In Chorus Work
A Turn Hall concert by the Elizabeth Maennerchor drew a packed audience of prominent city figures and critics. The program featured vocal and orchestral pieces with encores after each number, praised for harmony and technical finesse led by Maestro Steinbrueh. Ottilie Elizabeth received accolades for her piano solo, hailed as a revelation among local musicians. The Manhattan Quartet and Arion Singing Society pieces highlighted the evening, with city officials in attendance and a concluding sale notice for S. & M. material.
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Elizabeth Maennerchor
Turn Hall
Mueanerehor Society
Elizabeth
Wongs
Muennerchier
Steinbrueh
Mile Ottilbe
Anime Critica
Bilis
Maieber
Ae Haare
Manhattan Ties
Ster
Lavisse de Sal
Arion Singing Society
Lyn
Ay Krauss
Charles Krauss
George Clauss
Juvenile Court to Fine Parents for Youth Coal Offenses
Twenty five boys were arraigned in City Juvenile Court before Judge Mahon on petty offenses including coal thefts. The Delinquent Parent Act will allow fines against parents for repeated acts by their children, with weekly payments and regular parental reporting. The court aims to shift responsibility to parents to deter juvenile wrongdoing.
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City
Judge Mahon
Mra
Emily 2 Williamson
Charles
Ir ‘Win
Mahon
Mra. Williamson
Weber Rarat
Esa
Bos
James C. Connolly
Tiia
Connolly
Williamege
Gilbert Heads Grand Jury in Union County Court Opening
Alexander Gilbert a New York banker and ex mayor of Plainfield sworn in as foreman of the Grand Jury as a 23 member panel drawn from Plainfield Elizabeth Rahway Summit Roselle Park and other towns. Constables James Cramn and Fred Telpel will wait on the Grand Jury.
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Alexander Gilbert
New York
Plainfeld
Justice Bergen
Union County
Plainfield
James H. Alexander
Elizabeth
W C. DeHart
Vivor
Joseph J. Carter
Beth
Francis Engel
Walter B Timms
Charles C. McBride
Robert A. Shirrefs
Arthur Stern
John H. Coase
Alexander D. Ayers
Robert H. Middleditch
Weatford
John W. Ouft
Summit
Alfred M. Jones
Frank M. Stillman
Rahway
John W. Apgar
Union
Willard C. Freeman
Charles 8. Headle
Sarwood
John J. Howe
Rosella
Willian M. Sperry
Crawford
Burton PL Hall
Panwood
Charton E. Chanthers
Roselle Park
James Cramn xl
Fred Telpel
Grand Jury
Belief Baird Is Done For
Special to the Journal from Trenton May 4 reports intense talk over who may replace State Assessor David Baird as his term ends tonight. Governor Fort reportedly denies a permanent replacement and may not summon the Senate for nominations, while Camden connections discuss interim options amid legal doubt on interim powers.
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Journal
Trenton
David Baird
Governor Fort
Baird Himel-Mayde
William J. Bradley
Camden
Frank J. Paterson
Baird
West
Fort
Ansersor Baird
State House
Dama
United States Grand Jury
Senate
Paterson
Fort Dope
Pater
Saage
Train kills boy and girl on way to school
A northbound train struck a boy and a girl aged about 12 as they walked to Eedy school. The incident occurred Friday near a railroad crossing in Wyoming. Authorities and a Marker fund were mentioned, with the scene showing a truck nearby and the victims collapsing beside the path before aid arrived.
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Telegraph
Lelewety
Wyoming Feday, Apd
Owen
Irl
Enw Bis Stagntors Mangied Boty
May term opened as Bergen urges grand jury on liquor sales and malpractices
The May term of court opened with Justice Bergen charged the grand jury to consider indictments in a malpractices case and a cock fight connection. He warned that aiding or witnessing illegal activities could lead to indictment and emphasized strict enforcement to uphold law and order.
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Supreme Court
Bergen
New York
Scotch Plains
Ald
Trabway
Juidge Bergen
Gortso Vall
Lamala
Wall Street May Trading Report in Early Front-Page Echoes
May trading opened with heavy activity as New York stocks showed resilience amid a modest rally. Strong early participation saw gains in rail and coal shares while government bonds consolidated. traders weighed Delaware linked issues and corporate debt amid brisk market tempo.
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Sevegrapn
New York
Caine
Delaware
Rome
Putnam Amd
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D Steinbruch
Carl Mare
George L. Hirterl
Reception
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S. & M. Sale
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