Exice Board Hearing Reveals Brewery Influence and Theatre Visits
A lengthy report details claims that members of the Excise Board were influenced by brewery interests. Commissioner McLaughlin alleges invitations to Waldman’s Theatre were tied to brewery representation, with discussions of intimate ties between board members and Newark brewers. The article notes plans to transfer Jackowski’s license efforts and cites Ratti’s statements to several parties.
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Ford
Uefermive
Ien McLanguin
Kling
Grand Jury
le Jons
Newark
Metangtlin
Fee
Ager
Waldman’s
Melaughlin
Toony
Brant
McTaughin
Filrare
Bone Innbangen
Weaton
Milauigalin
Frederick Ratti
Jackowski
Dnickowski
Bayway
Ruyway
Tenrer
Ratti
Jekoski
Ame Brewery
Sawyer
Jockowski
Rntiree
Juckowski
Jeckowski
Boeing
Lwal Brewery
Pope
Tu Hoard
Brosery
McLaughlin
Wall Street Opens Mixed As Prices Decline In Early Trade
Wall Street opens with uneven trading as the market shows limited gains and many shares slipping. Dealers report a cautious stance with bonds largely unchanged while photogrpahs and other items appear in domestic columns.
Pastor recounts churchs twenty five year history
The Third Presbyterian Church marked Rev Dr Jal Kerrs twenty five years as pastor with morning service and choir music. The sermon recalled the churchs history during his tenure, citing Acts 28 15 and focusing on gratitude and future encouragement. Dr Kerr began his pastorate May 14 1880, the churches fifth pastor.
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Third Presbyterian Church
Jal
Kerr
Peryives
Buny School
Young People's Society of Christian Kn Faivor
Samuel
Kore
Keer
Robert Aikman
D. D
Niny
E. G. Read
B.C. Ray
Paul F. Sutphen
Christ
Preaches Last Sermon Here At Trinity Church
The Rev John R Atkinson ended fifteen years as rector of Trinity Episcopal Church in this city. Twenty eight youths were confirmed by Bishop Frederick Joseph Kinsman in the morning. in the evening the rector gave certificates and a small prayer book to three confirmands. The church was crowded at both services as the farewell was sincerely felt. He did not give a formal farewell sermon but spoke on a guiding theme from John. He invited farewells at the door after the evening service and wished all reception of joy in his new field.
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John R. Atkinson
Trinity Episcopal Church
Youngs
Frederick Joseph Kinsman
Delaware
St. John
Eudesa
Taft Union Speech Draws Fire From Morrison
Washington May 15 Frank Morrison secretary of the A F L denounced President Taft s speech as illogical and attacked the Postoffice Department policy to have clerks affiliate with the A F L He warned the hearings before the reform committee on civil service would read like a critique of the president s unions policy
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Washington
Taft
Frank Morrison
A. F. of L
Postoffico Department
American Federation of Labor
Committee On Reform
Civil Service
Wilson in San Francisco visit details
Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey arrived in San Francisco from Los Angeles at 8:30 AM and was greeted by a small group of friends. He lunched at the University Chile at noon, toured the city by automobile, and planned to attend a banquet hosted by Yale and other figures later tonight.
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San Francisco
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Los Angeles
Wun
University
Chile
Citg
Lever
Yale
Ard
Prince
Mosquito War Fund Reaches 450 In Elizabeth
Health Officer Richards reports the Elizabeth mosquito fund has grown to 450 with a 100 gift from Henry I Isham. He aims to hire a watchman to patrol salt water windows all summer and cites a similar plan in Newark. John W Dobbin of the Newark mosquito bureau will speak at a league meeting about intensified campaigns against freshwater and saltwater breeding.
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Henry I. Isham
Richards
Inham
Richarda
Pacate
Elizabeth
Richa
New Jersey
Newark
John W. Dobbina
Dobbine Atuig
Gardac
Rai
Mr. Richards
Dobbins
Gardiner Waives Extradition In Bridgeport Arrest
R H Gardiner, sought in Bridgeport for a theft last October, waived extradition after being arrested there. He used the alias R A Gurrinon and was brought to the county after Detective Sergeant Murphy and the Bridgeport police coordinated the transfer. He refused to talk and appeared resigned to imprisonment as authorities claim his wrongdoing in the city.
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Hutledge
Gardiner
Bridgeport
Conm
Alfred
O'Brien
Port
Murphy
Guriiner
R.A. Gurrinon
May Clearing Sale of Millinery and Willow Plumes
A department store advertises a May sale featuring millinery items and willow plumes in a wide price range. The bid includes trimmed hats, rough braid shapes, silk and decorative accessories, with many items discounted from typical prices and a focus on indies and fashion shapes.
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le Wren Vurvane
Denen Bata
Carriers Win Campaign For Sunday Rest Window
Postmaster Charlock announced public support for closing carriers’ window on Sundays after a Proctor Knat Street Theatre meeting. The Ford’s Day Alliance secretary led the session with Rev Dr Grannis, arguing Sabbath rest and a weekly day of rest supported by science and history.
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Etter Paerera
Tina
Proctor’s Knat Davney Street
Charlock
Washington
Yarriers
Winsdow
GW. Grannis
Ford
Grannia
Taft reports wife out of danger after illness
President Taft left Harrisburg for Washington after doctors said Mrs Taft’s immediate danger was over. He spoke with Secretary Stimson about personal affairs and expected to return in a day or two to handle pressing duties.
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Journal
New York
Taft
Washington
Mia
Harrisburg
Lao
Helen Yat
Wengy
Stimenn
Stimson
Diapowal
Cake Sale For Hospital Benefit By Blake Memorial Committee
On Wednesday afternoon the Blake Memorial Private Room Committee will hold a cake sale at a garage on Cherry Street. Homemade cake, candy, lemonade and fancy articles will be offered with no admission charge. The committee includes many listed members.
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Blake Memorial
Henerat Toapttay
Mia
George F
Tonos
Hig Cherry Street
CA. Brown
E. Brown
Robert Morrell
W. M. Oliver
George T. Parrot
EB. Price
A. W. Patternon
F. K. Runnell
Charles Keppler
M. Woodburn
HB. Winebrewer
Applause in Court as Fans Protest Bottling License
In Fanwood Court of Comment Pleas Judge Atwater admonished a suffragist audience for clapping when Mrs Baral J Palmer testified against granting a Fanwood Bottling Works license. Witnesses described rowdy men near saloons and Italian crossings of railroad tracks, with support from several locals opposing the license.
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Taxi Jong
Lwich
Frank A. Westcott
Fanwood
Edyon
Sammis
Rainon
Francia A. Polling
Daniel Mogan
Mudge Atwater
Heidritter Will Leaves Wealth to Widow and Relatives
The will of Frederick J. Heidritter was admitted to probate. His widow Mia receives life use of the estate with remainder to relatives and friends. Major bequests include $20,000 to Dr. Lester Davis of Newark, $10,000 to Charles D. Doctor, $5,000 to Edward B. Noth, and $1,000 to Henry Boll wage. The distribution further provides for Miss Theadritter, August Heidritter, and several nieces and nephews, with executors named as Mrs. Heidritter’s sister and brother-in-law.
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Frederick J. Heidritter
Mia
Anda R. Heidritter
Charles D. Doctor
Elizabethport Banking Company
Winwife
Coniueay
Oru Walter
Foo & A
Meiiritter
Wether
Adulph Pappenga
J. Wallace
Tumager
Tle Hunt
Jets
Frederick Tiekel
Neplew
Mra. Heidritter
Simon’ Lerch
Mr. Teidritter
Hunnat A. Walter
Mary A. Biekel
Glao
Arabella Roppinga
Cite Hooly
Maries H. Stratumeser
Mra
Annie Heideitier
Maguat Teidrifter
Thi Dovrased
Ara Maumed
Truateca
Hhe Enitire
Honda
Air records shattered at Towndle Trix meet
The Towndle Trix aviation event on May 18 saw records fall as pilots Feyiamt and Mery Yemen posted top times. The group clocked 9 passenger trains on the grounds, while Léeut Fequant matched the feat shortly after, averaging about 101 miles per hour.
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Menitmnelon
Tientenant Feyiamt
Mery Yemen
Dntter
Paasenne
Klrims
Bet
Léeut
Fequant
Supreme Court Frees Gompers Leaders in Civil Contempt Case
The U S Supreme Court reversed lower rulings and held that Sam Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison faced civil contempt only and fines, not imprisonment. The case stemmed from disobedience related to Buck Stove and Range Co, with the higher court ordering dismissal after fines to be paid and the matter returned to the lower court. Morrison hailed the decision as a major union victory.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
District Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Bucky Stove and Range Company
Waa
America
Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Bay
Cott
Gompora
Mitchell Pine
Tiadlee Lamar
Jumes Wright
Ring
Justice Lamar
Head of Wireless Co Guilty of Contempt
Supreme Court holds Christopher Wilson of United Wireless Telegraph Company in contempt for refusing to produce a book during a Grand Jury probe into stock subscriptions. Treasurer of Lichtenstein Millinery Co New York also found in contempt for failing to show documents. The ruling stems from a case tied to alleged fraudulent mail usage and self incrimination concerns.
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Tournal
Washington
Supreme Court
United States
Christopher ©. Wilson
United Wire Teta Company
Hughes
McKenna
Wo Dreier
Trenaurer
Lichtenstein Millinery Company
New York
Southern
United Wireless Telegraph Company
Wilson
Vonbanpt
Aml
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Helaughlin
Waldmann
Wall Street
Tonenet
York
Baturtay
Sarket Isplated & Waltlagt
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nTreinteathy
Stedin
John T. Kerr
John 7. Kerr
Mr. Atkinson
Trinity Church
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Broad Street
Teleb
E. McMlokle
H. H. Isham
R. H. Gardiner
Rock Island
Judge Atwater
Ardern
Goto Palasman
Nour Aindle
Fulton Atreet
PF. L. Heidritter
Aysott
Victory For Labor
Court of Appegla
Rockt Company
Bucks Stove Wind Range Company
American Federation of Libel
Wright
Wireless CO
Salou Prnocia
Seieghene
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