Protest heard on Jefferson Avenue paving plan in Fayarot
Speakers in Fayar.ot improvement district voiced support and concerns about paving Jefferson avenue with asphalt. Opponents warned of burdens on trolley space and costs, while supporters argued the project would beautify the area and align with local needs.
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A.B. Carton
Ruble Service Corporation
City Mall
Jefferson Avenue
Kidd
Trelley Company
Jose
James O. Golden
Eal Bevis
W. &. Arthur
North Broad
Bern
Henry Leahy
F Young
Henry & Chatfield
King
Trolhey
Mont Med
Parade Plans Spark Germanic Group In Battle Day Feature
A fragmented notice describes a Battle Day parade organized by the Central Verein with a large float and a sequence of thirteen girls in white. Mentions involvement of Germanic groups, knights of the middle age, and a wedding rite scene as part of the spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vereiniil
Gemeninia
Knights
Ted
Geerst
Explosion Recalls Catastrophe at Philadelphia Tank Factory
Near Philadelphia a massive explosion ripped through United Gas Improvement tanks No 1, wrecking the steel structure and hurling debris. Dozens of workers were injured or killed as flames and flying shrapnel struck the southern city area. rescuers hunted for missing laborers amid debris and burning rubble.
Milk Ordinance Violators Halted by Health Board
A dozen or more milkmen were stopped by state health officers for violating milk adulteration rules. The Board of Health conducted inspections, pulling samples and warning violators as part of strict enforcement under the milk ordinance.
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Biate ‘Board of Health Ang
Bria
Sarate
Trenton selection at Gettysburg encampment event
Fragmented report notes Trenton chosen for the next phase at a national encampment in Gettysburg Pennsylvania. Names Arthur Vestelius Andrew Foulds and Fred Benson connected to Hoboken are mentioned among attendees.
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Tretton
Iene
Hane
Shomsat
Cai
Lou
Trenton
the Nations
Gettyabirg
Arthur I. Vestelius
Andrew Foulds
Vaseaic
Fred
Benson
Hoboken
No Diverting of State Waters Reported
Trenton May 12 Governor signed aimed bill addressing water rights and diverts amid disputes. Officials clarifying it imposes restrictions on diverting state waters while outlining enforcement provisions and potential penalties. Local agencies expect prompt implementation and compliance steps follow.
Florodora Girl Is Free in Brooklyn Court
Prosecutor Jerome Sporss argues Florodora singer Nan Patterson who faced a retrial and possible further charges in a Crifton of Hand case. Recorder Goff sentences her, promising liberty if she remains chaste. Patterson leaves courtroom amid attention, anxious about status as she returns to life outside the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Patterson
Bebaste
Paris
Abe Lery
Paul
Bondinat Ardor to Rinal in January at Peasanda
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear names and places. The readable bits indicate a Februaryish or January event involving Bondinat and an individual named Janice, with a pastor at an unspecified location Peasanda. Details are too garbled to confirm dates or outcomes.
Beatings at Jitomir Trigger Fresh Unrest in Russia
Officials report renewed outbreaks at Jitomir with many killed as mobs clash. Authorities warn troops will fire at first provocation. The Messenger cites revolver incidents and blamed Jews and Christians for the violence amid government appeals to restraint.
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Vitomir
Russia
St. Petersburg
Catina
Jitomir
Tara
Minister of the Interior
Iristiana Tate
Condemning land for Rahway Valley land takings discussed
A city condemnation hearing with Judge Edwards Atwater and Charles H. Halsey and Dr J Boyd Risk relevant to land owners Wy deer ry Me and int by el x tea he Mountain. The railroad company seeks a 100 foot wide right of way taking about three acres. Witnesses including Laura Keller Baltustal Golf Club, W W Flummer, Benjamin F. Beard, Assessor Ladiy T. Ferry, and others testified at the Springfield court house before adjournment.
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Edwards, Atwater
Charles H. K. Halsey
J. Boyd Risk
Birmatah
New FE
McKirgan
Abel
Witnenk
Concomm
Cornell
Mr. Salter
New Trial Granted in Tree Cutting Case
Judge ES Atwater ordered a new trial in a tree cutting dispute involving Angle Schiwildt of 412 Will Fr. Boars treaties and Mrs Schmidt. The jury had awarded $800 for injury to her front yard after Heilich allegedly moved branches to access the home, with attorney A A Stein citing building rights and portal access as grounds for reconsideration.
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Atwater
A. A. Stein
Helelich
Board of Directors Organizes New T. A. E. Group
The newly formed board of directors for the T. A. E. group convened to set initial governance. officers and committee assignments were discussed as part of the organizational steps.
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T. A
T. AE
Parade Plans for Elisabethtown Battle Anniversary
Ex Mayor P J Ryan and committee members visited Trenton to seek Governor Stokes orders for a June 8 parade by the Second Regiment N G N in Elisabethtown. They carried letters from former Governor Voorhees and C H K Malsey, and discussed a roughly 2600 dollar expense with Major General P Farmer Wanser.
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P. J. Ryan
Elisabethtown
Collins
Joseph McManus
E. 5. Coyne
Trenton
Stokes
N, GN
Voorhees
C. H. K. Malsey
Death toll soars in Cleveland and Cincinnati express wreck
Twenty one dead and 1607 injured in yesterday's Pemaryl line crash. Sam Shubert, famed New York theatre manager, is among the dead or dying. Coroner Krause opens an investigation as charred remains are identified. Partial identifications include Lewis of Philadelphia and Nettie Robineau of Cleveland.
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Bartha
Cleveland and
Cincinnati Express
Pemaryl
Sena
Taft
Pacemgane
Albert Crosby
Philadelphis
Corfedeen
Sam O Wirions
Tier
Max Stollheimer
New York
Joseph
Krause
Krause Today Began An Investigation Into the Caune
Sam Shuberts
Sam Shubert
The
Princess, and Casino Theatres
Shubert
Commonwealth Hotel
C. P. Lieser
Mr. Shubert
Lewis
Nettie Robineau
Cleveland
Charles Brievil
Iifford
Bo Harmon
Philadelphia
Arden Post Still In The Hospital After Wreck
Harriburg May 18 Arden Poet of Elienreth was injured in the wreck on the iron near this city yesterday morning and will be able to leave the institution in several days. His injuries are of a minor nature though not serious.
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Harrieburg
Arden
Elienreth
Irom
Obituary Notice for Patrick Cruise of New York
Patrick Cruise of New York died Wednesday in the House of Rest Inwond-on-Hudson. He was unmarried and had been ill for some time. His funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Fatrick Cruise
Patrick Cruise
New York
Barr Ladies' Tailor Offers Stylish Clothing in City
Barr Ladies' Tailor markets reliable clothing offerings at Schweid's and Young's, highlighting fashionable garments and seasonally appropriate furnishings. Also advertised wine and leather goods from Lagoons.
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Young
Seisen
Cabinet Meets With President in White House Session
Washington May 12 Cabinet meeting at the White House included Hay Wilson and most members. After introductions the President discussed accumulated public business with aides. General Moody’s opinion said the hour law does not apply to work on Panama Canal, affecting wartime duties.
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Washington, D. C
Hay
Wilson
White House
Moody
Borsly Yeas
Wall Street Nears Turn Amid Heavy Buying Pressure
Wall Street shows heavy buying as traders anticipate higher demand with brokers noting growing urgency. Government actions appear uncertain as markets digest new pressure from shifting policy signals.
Police Commission Certiorari Hearing Sends Testimony
Testimony in the certiorari proceed will be taken before Judge Atwater in his Broad Street office at 10 o clock tomorrow. City Attorney Connolly will handle the interims of the board with Judge Gilhooly representing the complainants.
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Inge
Board of Police
J Atwater
Broad Street
Connolly
Gilhooly
Cyclone kills several in Kentucky report incomplete
An early May Kentucky cyclone report from Louisville notes Owen County suffered fatalities. Several people were killed according to a partial, garbled dispatch. The fragment provides little detail on exact figures or victims.
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Kentucky
Louieville
Owen County
Water Plant Debate Sparks City Trade Board Meeting
A meeting of board of trade members and local business figures discussed acquiring a water plant at a proper price. Speakers debated water quality and the impact on city supplies, with references to the Elmhurst Water Company and potential refunds.
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Board of Trade
Board
Hersh
Elimbethtows Water Company
CarPa
Thas
Certificate of Incorporation filed for El Mora Land
The document records the filing of a certificate of incorporation in Ukr county clerk’s office for El Mora Land mg with principal officers William F. McClerland Pemwick and Bradles Hunt New ey Harries K. McCann Elme ix. Capital stock listed as 2 00,000 shares at par 100 each.
New Tea Store Opening At Stir Put by Wag Dyk Company
A new James Wag Dyk Company store opens tomorrow in Stir Put, with branches nationwide. The firm adopts its common name at the new location and promises high quality tea and service.
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James Wag Dyk Company
Stir Put
People’s Bakery
Ore
Bert Tone
Cee
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Elez Commercial College
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Coes
Canadian Pacific
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West
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Texas Pacific
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