fCISE BOARD HALTS LICENSING AT CITY MEETING
The fCISE board voted to halt issuing licenses as Legal status and scope of authority of saloon and tavern operations were discussed. City Attorney and Grand Jury perspectives were cited while applications for revivals were put over.
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Carroll
Swayne
Ems
Garé
Elizabeth
Bere Fan Sane
Jegt Keron
Bengal
Pratepisy
Inn
Bunty
Drug decision barely touches local drug trade
Local pharmacists report little impact from a federal drug policy change. they expect limited effect on pricing and supplier contracts. Court actions aim to regulate manufacturers and retail dealings, but storefronts anticipate only minor disruption to daily operations.
On Eligible List Ey United States
Fragmented OCR summary notes an examination process with incomplete proper nouns and place names including Newark and Ay tod cavier. The text appears garbled and lacks clear actions or outcomes but suggests a listing related to eligibility and examination results involving several entities.
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United States
Givi Tals
Newark
Tod Cavier
Burke Campaign Advances Amid Turbulent Legislature Talk
A garbled item centers on Burke and Randolph Perkins with references to J Frank Burks and a New Jersey official, mentioning a legislative battalion and a West Club event. The text is fragmentary but hints at political maneuvering and a session near Tusciay with a focus on a ballot option.
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J. Frank Burks
Asit Haloun Lakigus
New Jersey
Lamenbiypanin Mastoto Perkind
Weatfild
Tusciay
Death of John Adams Southmayd in Elizabeth home
John Adams Southmayd died yesterday at his home 290 Grier Avenue Elizabeth after a likely accident on Wednesday in Newark. He was 82 years old, born in Augusta Georgia, son of Southmayd of Connecticut, and had lived in Elizabeth for nearly fifty years.
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John- Adame Southmayd
Elizabeth
Grier Avenue
Mewark
Bouthmayd
Auguste
Southmard
Connecticut
Declined Marriage Offer From King of Berin
Paris May 17 Mrs Potter Palmer of Chicago declined an offer of marriage from the King of Berin as reported today through an indiscretion. Palmer stated she could not consider the proposal and remains committed to her obligations, with no change in her status.
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Paris
Potter Palmer
Chicago
Bervin
Palmer
Iain Eco Fesse
Dhe
Anne Oman
Jersey Honored by 0.8 Legion Convention
Ma y 17 reports the Jersey honors by a local legion unit. Fragmentary text mentions Reche Allan and William Satin Brooklyn. The convention scheduled next in Navigws Dede, with garbled phrases remaining.
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Legion
Ji Reche
Allan
William Satin
Brooklyn
Navigws Dede
David Harum to Be Portrayed Hereon May Day
A fragmented notice hints at a portrayal titled David Harum or David Harun slated for May. The garbled text mentions a third person and a teverite event, with reference to jars and a ticket in an advertisement.
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David Harun
Kamordus Man Ory
Dewey and Kuroki Attend Busy New York Visit
General Kuroki of Japan draws a large but not fully met crowd in New York during his first American trip. A banquet at the Astor and top-floor excursions highlight a day of sight-seeing and honors attended by Col. Robert Thompson and naval officers.
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New York
Kuroki
Japan
Pga Niet
Robert Thompson
Nia
Ebston
Astor
Etn
Striking Longshoremen Vow to Win Wage Dispute
New York May 17 Striking long shoremen express confidence they will prevail in the wage dispute. They expect large employer Bruce S. May to sign a wage schedule quickly as talks resume. Larkin’s example cited as potential catalyst for other contractors to follow.
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New York
Te Caly
Hell
Ateve
Larkin
Temay
Ras Rae
More suits filed against trolley company in two claims
The Elizabeth Plainfield and Central Jersey Railroad Company faces two $10,000 lawsuits. One suit alleges damages while the other seeks compensation for injuries. Court records show the defendant named in both suits with details pending.
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Eliabeth
Plainfield
Central Jéesy
In & Mull
Conway
Rome
Cushing Case Goes to Jury in Circuit Court
The case of Thomas F. Cushing Enroy went to the jury in the Circuit Court after a gun incident this afternoon. The proceedings were adjourned and the jury retired to consider the evidence and testimony presented.
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Thomae
Gvenus
Cushing
Reading Prepares to Receive Her Dead
In Reading Pennsylvania on May 1 a municipal procession begins as the city digs graves for victims of the Bowtherd Pacific Railroad wreck. Officials plan a eulogy to honor the Mystic Shrikers who perished in the disaster.
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Reading
Pacific Railroad
Ioe Basen
Sierok
Forger Says Elizabeth Was His Former Home
A suspect claims Elizabeth served as his prior residence and notes a connection to events in the area. Details remain unclear as the case unfolds, with authorities continuing interviews.
Hoplock arraigned before the Grand Jury
The report states Hoplock was arraigned before the Grand Jury and failed to post bond. A deputy indicated Hoplock’s annual default on bail, with the Grand Jury proceeding to consider the matter.
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Hoplock
Ball
Grand Jury
Reception at the Orphan Asylum Attended by Board Members
The reception at the orphan asylum drew attendance from the board of managers who arrived with plans, while efforts to combine delations for the inmates were discussed, and most members were present.
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Orphan Asylum
Board of Managers
Cama
Fable ShoUlder Breaks After Pool Table Fall
A man fell in the street beside a pool table at 218 and dislocated his shoulder. Passersby aided him until help arrived as the incident was noted in the morning report.
Last Free Public Lectures Tonight Amid Calm News
A fragmentary notice indicates the final free public lectures scheduled for this evening. The readable text references a featured speaker and a local venue, urging community attendance while noting a peaceful, reflective mood overall.
Orchard Mystery Deepens Over Haywood Case Witness
Bates Idaho May 17 mystery surrounds the identity of Harry Orchard who is to be the chief State witness in the Haywood Moyer and Pettibons trials. Governor Gooding conducted an excursion to the penitentiary and allowed interview with Orchard causing concern among jurors and attorneys about potential influence on the trial.
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Bates
Idaho
Harry Orchard
Gooding
Orchard
Game
Otherone
Cybi Alers
Wood
Suit Against Schauble Moves Forward in City Case
Lawyer Wilson’s case against Philip Schauble progresses as a judge rules the suit may proceed. The action centers on alleged debts tied to service after an encounter described in the transfer to Georgia affair, with details indicating a city matter and related parties.
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William On
Wilson
Philip Schauble
Unscrambled Market Narrative Mentions Government Bonds
A garbled report hints at stock market activity and government bonds, noting unchanged figures and a German stock batch. The fragment references January timing and broader market shifts without clear details or named entities.
Summer Tee In Heads 8 To 8 At Ae
A fragment from an old page notes a summer tee event with a score tied at eight all. Details are sparse but indicate a local contest possibly involving a team and players, with no full names or locations readable.
Roberts Elected Moderator of General Assembly at Columbus
The Rev. Dr. W H Roberts of Philadelphia was elected moderator of the 25 General Assembly at Columbus Ohio on May 11. The vote was unanimous after other candidates withdrew, with Dr. Ira Landrith of New Jersey supporting unity. An address praised unity and urged reconciliation, noting 4700 attendees and appeals for old soldiers to attend a subsequent meeting.
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W.h.roberts
Philadelphia
Abermsdocner
Phraner
New
Jerney
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