School Budget Foresees 270 Thousand for City Schools
Budget figures from the Board of Education Finance Committee show total resources for the city schools in the year ending June 30, 1910, at 270,789.74 with contingencies and state and railroad tax adjustments. The committee recommends a budget including teachers' salaries, fuel, buildings and repairs, heating, ventilation, cleaning, books, printing, and evening school programs.
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Boag Lof Education
Board of Education
Jools
Foven Eee Ae
Bid figures and bids for project work reviewed
The article records bid details and contractor notes for a project. It mentions Gave School No. 3, flagging, and electrical/temps costs. Names include Frank R. Fricke and Honey T. Ofaeke, with references to estimates and committee review of sites.
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Tank Gb
Fixtaren
Ahadely Bohoot Nord “al
Fa Panay Abe
Orton Ta Pichia Ee
F Mawberg
House
Jobim
Rarti
Bites Toth
Cassidy
McManus
Frank
Peek
Iabots
Ainine & Company
New 10
Ulark
Committee of
Renkin
Ent
Frank R. Fricke
Honey T. Ofaeke
Missing Cranford Man Body Sought in River
A Cranford man is missing and authorities search the river for his body. The report notes a possible suspect and ongoing investigation with details about the case and involved agencies.
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Cranford
Contractor Non-Suited In Exra-Work Claim
The circuit court trial over extra work by contractor Herrick E Fairfield ended with a non-suit for the defendants. Fairfield claimed he did additional work valued at 75 dollars beyond his contract and sought payment, but evidence showed the extra work was covered by the original contract.
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Herrick E. Fairfield
Stiles
Mary
Vail
George
Fairfield
Ralph Lam
Guild
Lam
Tawnley
Veterans Sons' Good Report in New Jersey Encampments
Rahway May 13 The thirty seventh sagual encampment of the New Jersey Division Sons of Veterans and seventh annual encampment of the Ladies Auxiliary are held here. Morning session opened at 10 with Retiring Commander Theodore P Jones of Montclair. About 100 delegates expected after southern attendees join. Visitors included Commander in Chief Hon of Richmond VA senior vice commander H H Hamser and others who addressed the gathering. Elections to follow this afternoon amid a contest between North and South Jersey for key posts.
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Montclair
Ilon, Jr
Richmond
Vencette
Paterson
H. H. Hamsmer
Kelling
Way
Charles Sherman
Mt Vena
New York
North
Ohne Tavinder
Will Eault
South Jersey
Charles Schmidt
Caney 32
Union Hill
Heaven
William Good
J.P
German Added in the Schools as New Study
The Board of Education discussed adding German to fifth through seventh grades. A majority report supported the plan, with a minority opposing. President Timme urged starting in the lower grades, arguing German lays a strong foundation for high school work and long-term value.
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Schouse
Board of Education
Matther
Cummings
Mor. Tisop
Timme
Tiftins
Mr. Tittms
Omar
Michae Jausio
Ogrman
Matthews
Compifsasioner Kaufman
Rievesnen
Notice to Journal Advertisers for Friday Publication
Advertisers are reminded that copy must be received after 9 A M on Fridays for Friday issues. Late submissions will not be guaranteed space and may affect insertion. Ensure the full page is prepared and delivered on time to avoid gaps or delays.
Indignant Residents Decry Poisoning Of Dog and Poultry
Residents on Livingston Street near First and Second Streets express outrage after a large dog named Dewey and several chickens were poisoned within the past week. Charles Behmidt of 138 Livingston Street reports his beloved St Bernard died despite veterinary care, as the incident appears to be malicious.
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Livingston Street
First
Second Streets
Dewey
Charles Behmidt
Hve
Schmidt
Women Guests at Cranford Club Reception
Two Cranford club members Mrs Enid La Mont and Mrs Lila Prerhan hosted a Wednesday Morning Circle reception in the Casino hall. Mrs La Mont spoke on Folk Music in America, and Mrs Furman played the piano as guests praised the event and noted spring decor and ideal weather.
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Cspreiat
Jornal
Cranford
Enid
la Mont
Lila HH. Prerhan
Caine
Om Baying
Mra
la Monte
America
Fur
Teanielonn
Hamsele
Weled
Mrs. la Mont
Mr. Furman
Ta Mont
Boa
Was Pally
Armory Boom Launched at This Banquet
Speakers at the forty first anniversary of Phil Kearny Guard Company C last night at Astfalks 1214 Eat Grand Street spoke of plans for a new armory to be built next year. Major William H DeHart honored memory and the guard's past, with Major Hubert Patterson and Lt Alexander among speakers. The event drew many old members and featured remarks on rifle practice and the wheel of Phil Kearny Guard.
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Phil Kearny Guard
Astfalk
Ite
I Io
Lyceum Bus
Hubert J. Patterson
Alexander
William B. Martin
Patterson
Pearsall
Rs Moore
Arthur Grant
Axie
Park
Catal
Tale
Tentanant Moore
Faward de
Martin
Company C
Italion
Attached
de Hart
Ile Earn
Biley
Fogland
Patternon
Raiki
Pull Kearny
Tattenon
Lds
Wright brothers' homecoming sparks Dayton welcome
Dayton residents awaited the arrival of the Wright brothers and Catherine Wright returning from Europe. A celebratory train will be greeted at the city limits with cannon at Wolf Creek, Bishop Milton Wright leading the first greeting as crowds and schoolchildren line the march.
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Journal
Dayton
Wright Brothers
Europe
Aeronauta
Catherine Wright
New York
Pennsylvania
Wolf Creek
Milton Wright
Atatter Gowers
Nearly Dead Keeps at Work After Ammonia Incident
Calvin Thomas of 1157 Washington Street, employed on an ice machine at Procter and Gamble, survived a deadly ammonia gas release in the plant. He crawled to air, revived, and insisted on returning to work after a brief rest, despite prior injuries.
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Calvin
Thomas
Washington Street
Procter & Gamble Co
Staten Inland
Nona
Thoma
Sriftz
Standard Oil Plans to End Odor Nuisance
Charles G. Black of Standard Oil Bayway refinery presented plans to the Board of Health for a tower over acid separators to destroy odors with a coke-filled draught tower. The project, estimated at 40 000, would take about three months to build, with an extension granted to complete the work.
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Charles G. Black
Standard of Rafinery
Bayway
Board of Health
Black
Ita
Green
Han
Schools Close June 25 Commencement Plans
The Joes schools will close for the summer Friday June 25. Commencement exercises at Battin Eight School are slated for June 8 and 24 with the grammar school closing June 25. High school plans are in flux as the program for Class Day and other events is arranged by the board and church officials.
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Joes
Battin
First Presbyterian Sina Chutek Sr
Sim Tang
Wall Street Opens With Renewed Strength and Activity
The New York stock market opened with renewed strength and active trading. Early brisk advances centered on Chesapeake and Otto, Rock Island, and Can stocks, with restirod stocks showing gains and the industrials mostly quiet. The market reflected speculation on increases in preferred shares and expectations of modest dividend changes, while overall trading featured some fractional advances and notable movements in Jersey and Cambridge issues.
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Wall Street
Fourmad
New York
Chesapeake
Otto
Rock
Goring
Tbs
Riva Mevemante
Det
Jersey
Camtratalee
Auto Speeders Targeted by Officer Seekers
Fragmented OCR notes describe an officer pursuing speeders and a motor vehicle sighting uptown. The text includes garbled phrases about lanes, agitation, and a vehicle on the avenue, with no clear names or places.
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