Wilson Speech Highlights Reform Debate At Denver Dinner
Governor Hadley and other dignitaries attended a dinner in Denver where Governor Wilson articulated a vision of reform. He urged recall of judges, criticized political machinery, and argued for a readjustment of past structures to empower voters. He warned both parties must break from old formulas as America evolves economically and politically.
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Tayi
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York
Infant Dies in Carriage After Doctor Visit
Mrs George W Colvell of 49 This Avenue found her seven month old son George Wahl Cotyall dead in a carriage after bringing him home from a doctor visit. The infant had been ill for weeks and recently under physician care. The mother waited several minutes before lifting the child from the carriage and discovering it was dead.
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George W. Colyell
George Wahl Cotyall
Atresta
Elizabeth College Enrolment News Brief
Elizabeth College reports new shorthand and English enrolments as records show activity at the college. limited details list officers and contact avenues with partial figures and names.
Perth Amboy Seeks Place for National Guard Company
In New York on May 6 a writ and military notice discuss Perth Amboy seeking a new National Guard company. The plan requires meeting strength and officer qualifications. Officials note tentative examinations and possible summer camp arrangements, with mobilization alongside Second Regiment units if accepted.
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Trelton
Perth Amboy
National Guard
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D. I. Colling
Elizabeth
Nyerae
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Secon Regiment
Peedevick Iki
Geonral
Amboy
Air Jjutant
Bell
Post Office Strike Clerks Union Plan Debate
Washington May 6 Second Assistant Postmaster General Stewart pressed the Home Committee on Reform in the Civil Service as he argued the postal strike was the aim of a clerks union drive He cited letters from organizer Thornton of Minneapolis alleging efforts to push the clerks cause before Congress and warned of clerks resigning to back a walkout He noted that some clerks meetings in Chicago and St Louis discussed such actions and that the Federation of Labor had not admitted the Brotherhood of Railway Postal Clerks.
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Stewart
Home Committee On Reform
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Thornton
Minneapolis
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Brotherhood of Railway Mall Corks
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Finley
Aspen
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Miewart
New England
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Caee
Eta Reilly
Connecticut
C.H. Quackenbush
Hersuse
Benton
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Morrison
Brotherhood of
Railway Postal Clerks
Federation of Tabor
Cleveliad
Aged Vice Chancellor Bird Dies in Trenton Home
Former Vice Chancellor John T. Bird, age 83, died at his Trenton residence on May 6 after a three month illness tied to general debility. He had retired from the Bird & Blackman law firm and had been confined to his home since illness worsened three weeks before his death.
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John T. Bird
North Clinton Avenue
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Pelle the Online
Bird & Blackman
Lince
Tank
No More Half Time Pupils in Elizabeth
Superintendent Clement plans to house eighty pupils in each of twelve portable school buildings to serve 8000 pupils full day. The portable structures are described as sturdy and durable, not weak fire hazards, with the aim to replace half day attendance and expand five hour school days for the next year.
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Conne Turing
Plana
Alleged shooter held in county jail in Plainfield
Amelio Burgazio, charged with shooting Andrew Alexander, was remanded to jail awaiting the Grand Jury after a Connecticut arrest. Chief Palgiek and Kiely signed the complaint. Vincent Conway and William Green were jailed in Plainfield for bicycle thefts and await Grand Jury action. A note about 1075 Francute Mest Market and meat pricing appears.
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Burgazia
Andrew Alexander
William Green
Plainfield
Frederick H. Pierson Dies Sudden in Pittsburgh
Frederick H. Pierson, long-time local photographer and art dealer, died suddenly at his home 340 Washington Avenue after a stroke. He lived in the city for forty years, ran a portrait studio on Trnad Street for about twenty, and served as deacon at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Survived by two sons, Frederick H. Pierson and Robert M. Pierson, a sister, two brothers, and two grandchildren.
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Dawid Merayn
Ad Trnad Street
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Westminater Presbyterian Church
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Robert M. Pierson
New York
Kuumia Ly
Harriet Sond Sawn Kae
Mosquito War Fund Totals Reach 90 Dollars
Av the iFour hal officierta buy 20 dollars more ve to apvell. the tmonquite ex bariad nd, making the total con tributions to date 90 dollars. De Witt Clinhtonstoma Jr. and Hartiman N. Simone are listed as contributors urging continued publicity and funds. Mr Jones notes the appeal in the Journal and urges swift response to sustain the Health Board campaign against mosquitoes.
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de Witt Clinhtonstoma, Jr
Hartiman N. Simone
Jones
Health Board
Richards
Strike for More Pay Triggers Laborer Job Loss
Twenty laborers on the Linde Meates Company new buildings in Hyway refused to work over pay and quit at noon. A new crew started work next day while the striking workers received seven days for ten hours, demanding $24 a week. Engineers reported no disturbance as the strike hits the iron workers for about ten months.
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Linde Meates Company
Hiyway
Carpentera
Manons
Ingenherera
Whia
Leat
Trolley Cars Collision Report Shocks Local Riders
A trolley collision on Morrie and South Broad streets involved a TWA DATW unit and Beth Lived car, with a third street car following closely. The crash halted traffic and left a passenger injured as crews investigated and attempted to restore control and order on Motte wn Enion avenues.
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Puagenger
Sret
South Broad Street
Heroic work saves little girl life in Jersey City scene
Dr. Werbert Keenan and barber Angott rescued a girl trapped by flames after her clothing caught fire in a yard. They wrapped her in coats, used air from a grocery store, and raced to Hackensack Hospital with burn victims. A Times-Dataline carpenter assisted, though burned in the process.
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Fay Aivenue
Heyy
Thin Coneri] Hospital
Drsh
Werbert Keenan
Aha
Krenn
Angott
Wiest
Jersey
Cna
Keenan
Abe
Kearny Jammel
Angoth
Donobar
Puaseraby
Anate
Keetia
Seouis Thik
Silfle
Alen
Isolation Hospital Cleaned Today Amid Reported Improvements
Health Officer Richards says the Isolation Hospital is being cleaned and some conditions are being improved while overall bills are not exorbitant. He notes visitors left fruits and even whisky provisions and cites ongoing concerns about patient and visitor access on the grounds.
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Lhallae
Richard
Hichards
Council to Hold Dance at the A B.S Hall
The council schedules a Thursday evening dance at the A B.S Hall with committee members Conatale of the SMiress Matherine Hherine Catherine Per nan Margarit Galleys Kiinae Biller and others named Kennedy Henry Momer and Wiliam Bergen.
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Doerr
Ae Damon
T. A B.S
Smiress Matherine Hherine
Catherine Pernan
Margarit Galleys
Kiinae Biller
Kind
Pubrefan
Atarinnn Kennedy
Henry Momer
Wiliam
Bergen
Man Survives 20 Feet Flight After Motorcycle Crash
Frauk Oeuser of 4a Plizabetty ete Hie rode at high speed when his motorcycle struck a pearh near Cherry Street and bounced over twenty feet, striking his neck and back on impact. He was unconscious briefly but recovered quickly at Elizabeth General Hospital, where doctors found no serious injuries. Witnesses said a mysterious force seemed to propel him through the air before he landed near the curb, and he recalled nothing of the moment before impact.
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Ain
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Heuser
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Filet
Chevy Street
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Muchine
Cherry Street
Imether
Lander
Yuapk
Miguels
Pital
Missing Cafe Proprietor Left Debts Behind
Lutigi Anastitio, owner of a city saloon, vanished after arranging travel. Creditors including Peter Kreidt City Brewery Co seek bankruptcy relief. Samuel Koestler appointed receiver. If Anastitio cannot return or settle, the saloon assets will be sold to satisfy debts.
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Oss van Buren
Anastatia
Peter Kreidt City Brewery Company
Tayebao
United States Circuit Constiative Croan
Samuel Koestler
Persun
Anasintio
Won
Shionos
Alam
Jami Aowatatian
Heeniwer Kovstler
Atastiee Lin Businesd Ag
Building and Loan Notes Regular Meeting Highlight
The People s Building with Loai Agen will hold its regular meeting Monday at 7 10 PM at 200 Freud Street. Molof County Building and Loan Va cation plans their monthly session at Minis eve Hing Mayfy at the Grind Aria Tall. Chiefsxncia Lin to save thousand dollars on bond and mortgage and assist new shareholders. The twenty fifth annual report of the aeane viation has been printed and is ready for distribution.
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Ryan
Freud
Molof County Building and Loan
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Chiefsxncia Lin
Haven
Millinery Sale Cuts Prices In Downtown Store Display
A department store announces a dramatic clearance of millinery stock with trimmed and untrimmed hats. Prices drop to as low as 1.00 to 2.00, including children and novelty styles, with bold discounts noted on numerous styles and makers.
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Niimmed
Milan Litera
Alriew Shure
Mg Fein
Intervention as Last Move in Mexico Crisis Shields Debate
May 8 report quotes Rep Sulzer of New York urging restraint and opposing intervention in Mexico while noting lawmakers and the President’s team seek to avoid war. Others, including Rep Fort, claim General Wood warned intervention was inevitable, with estimates of requiring up to 200,000 troops and possible militia calls.
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United States
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New York
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Sulver
Maxiyn
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Delhire
Renry
Atexion
Washington
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He Howe
Wood
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Ky Penn
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Word
Pormmittes
Woolhimeedlé
Armistice and Diaz Crisis Drill Mexican Capital
Turmoil grows in Mexico City as reports claim armistice in Chihuahua expires today and President Diaz faces insurgent pressure. A possible resignation by Diaz looms amid rumors of shifting support from General Madera and unrest across the country.
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Chihuahua
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Dias
Midere
Renin
Nga
Madera
Intercepting Sewer Works Progress in City Plans
The city reports progress on sewer intercepts along the Elizabeth River with planned formal opening ceremonies. Officials anticipate brief initial work delays and chases as crews test the system before a scheduled public event.
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Luster
Mayer
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