City to get fairer deal from P S C
Public Service Corporation officials represented at a schedule conference with the city council rail committee. Chairman Moore said a final report will be submitted June 1 with a revised schedule agreeable to both sides. He indicated reforms will be felt immediately after June 1 and the city seeks the best possible improvements without weakening its position.
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Richard E Daneorth
Frank Bergeo
Jobn Gettlega
Hirzawihimelon
Publicervice Corporation
Railroad Committee
Cairman
Charles H. Moore
Ering Hem
Moore
P. S&c
City Said to Be Wide Open After Incident
Fragmented notes describe apparent breaches in a city area with doors left ajar and authorities suspecting an orchestrated effort. Eyewitnesses allege opportunistic thefts and a pattern of espionage among local operatives as investigations continue.
Armenians Saved Americans at Hadjin Loyal Defenders Honored
London report credits Armenian resilience with sparing Americans and the Hadjin community from mob violence during the crisis. A young metalworker’s iron proof and a cautious inventor’s warning are noted as pivotal moments in the defense, highlighting courage and loyalty amid upheaval.
Suit Against Officer: Injuries in District Court
The suit of T F Hrugey against Patrolman Willan McCracken for 500 damages for alleged injuries is in District Court before Judge Clark McK Whittemore. City Attorney James Connolly for defendant. Inder James Kelly leads for plaintiff. Det HP Conver testified on injuries from the alleged attack, noting a badly marked bruise and left tibia injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Hrugey
Pastrolman
Willan McCracken
Clark McK. Whittemore
Jaiis AL Connolly
Inder James Kelly
Conver
Mia
Beugey
Bonn
Repair Your Walks On First Street Urged
Property owners along First Street have been ordered by Street Commissioner Thompson to repair sidewalk walks in front of houses and stores. The First Street Association plans action toward securing the Contrary Railroad Company to fix crosswalks over the tracks, after a recent meeting highlighted the dangerous, waterlogged conditions that force pedestrians into the roadway.
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First Street
Lave
Thompson
Howara
First Street Association
Regent
First
Veraston Crew Stricken by Mosquitoes En Route to Madeira
The Veraston, a British tramp steamship from Kingston with a new crew, reached port after a southern voyage to Para via the Madeira River. Mosquito bites left most officers ill and several crew members dead or ashore for treatment. the ship was disinfected and allowed to proceed.
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Amp
Patronoun Malarte
Batag
Rivagel
Verarton
Kingston
Veraston
Madeira
Para
Sithoyeh
Aly Bricken
Ometian di Ca
Lost Child Found In Peterstown Yesterday
A two year old girl was found wandering yesterday afternoon and taken to the police headquarters. She remained under care for several hours until her mother arrived. The child is believed to belong to Peterstown.
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Peterstown
Record of arrests and a rare native encounter reported
Police logged a record period with few arrests, a Saturday to Sunday stretch. In Mornington Island a chief protector reported finding natives who had not previously met white men, prompting search and observations on judgment and integration. The Plainfield Journal notes an afternoon edition from News Company pages.
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Semat
Raturday
Mornington Ieland
Gale Garratharey
Feotace
Howard
Socialist Speech and Lawsuit Highlight Local News Events
A Socialist speaker at All Souls Unitarian Church argued state control and reform, claiming poverty would fade with redistribution and industry ownership. Frederick Child, from this city, sues Diehl Manufacturing for 20000 in a circuit court after a factory accident that severed his left hand. J Fallon represents the plaintiff, and Diehl is the defendant.
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Frederick” Child
Eliy
Vail
Diehl Manufacturing Company
Timit
Diehl Company
Child
Tte
Ax & Laborer Et
Z Ofinek
Iyuine J
Wounded spectator as dramatic rifle act goes wrong
A Mid Middlesex Music Hall performance ended with a rifle shot during Mme Clementine’s turn injuring a man just above the left eye. Doctors attended as the curtain fell and a singer followed, with manager Br. Graydon apologizing for the mishap and noting no serious injuries beyond the wound.
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Thera
William Tell
Middlesex Music Hall
Saya
Eng’ College Hospital
Clementine
Mme
Mark Leslie
Br. Graydon
Greydon
Greprmaniatius
Try to Enjoin Liquor Action in Beigel Cooper Case
A federal injunction action in Trenton seeks to restrain Beigel Cooper Company from distributing liquor via wagons in violation of excise acts. Promeuter Swift and other firms named may join if ruling permits. Court set for Monday. Acker Merrill Cosidit mail K H Muncy among opponents.
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P Opera
United States District Court
Trenton
Beigel Cooper Company
Promeuter Swift
Vtaky Dhocmabert Ap
Acker, Merrill & Cosidit Mail
K. H. Muncy
Biegel-Cooper Company
New York
Han Comcast
Amie A
Grand Jury
Second Jury Panel Drawn For May Term Court
Sheriff Kirkland drew the second panel for the May term before Judge Atwater. Nineteen jurors hail from Elizabeth, with names including Theodore Townley Darwin Foote Charles Waters James Cameron Henry Robinson Julius Alrott Anthony Guster Joby Fredericks George Angus Bernard Levy Honey Hraasen Louis Quint Jr Leo Dutllas Willa Bedlington Francia William Moejindeld William Sanford Albert Park Clifford Brader Robert Lea Bateman Thatcher George Bolcher Thaddeus Down Salmon Baker Harry Werter Floyd Woodhall Frank Melnnery Weatfeld Samuel Winter John Fister Edward Randolph Summit Johnathan Honnett Stephen Bartow Irving Morelay James Ryan Halway William Hoblteel George Miller Fred Haver Albert Thom George Wilson John Pfaff Joseph Baker Richard Trivett Jenne Wheeler Herbert Ferguson Selden Buwers Rowelle Pettit Linden Wendorpt Union New Providence Gorge Wahl Tri Union Roselle Lewin Mulford Walter Watson Clark township Wyekoll. The panel will begin duty Monday.
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Sheriff Kirkland
Comion Meas
Atwater
Elizebeth
Elizabeth—Chriavian Stroehel
Theodore B. Townley
Darwin Foote
Kilwin Dmvin
Charles Waters
James Cameron
William Z. Sted
Henry Robinson
Julius Alrott
Charles
Geor Bolcher
Thaddeus Down
Jr. Salmon
Baker
Harry Werter
Floyd J. Woodhall
Frank Melnnery
Weatfeld
Samuel D. Winter
John
Fister
Edward
Randolph
Summit
Johnathan
Honnett
Stephen D. Bartow
Irving
W. Morelay
James Ryan
Harry
Halway
William Hoblteel
George Vi Miller
Fred C. Haver
Albert B. Thom
George D. Wilson
Garwood
John K. Pfaff
Springfield
Joseph Baker
William ¥. Caytor
Richard Trivett
Crawford
Jenne Wheeler
Herbert T. Ferguson
Selden E. Buwers
Rowelle Psfred
Tri Charles Union
Roselle
Lewin
Mulford
Walter J. Watson
Clark Township
William
Wyekoll
Foot Dislocation Incident In General Howe Hospital
Ena Johnson from 4% Layer road suffered a dislocated foot after slipping on a porch step Saturday evening near her home. She was in the General Howe Hospital undergoing treatment when the accident occurred.
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Ena Johnson
Howepital
Mine Johnson
Candy by electricity reshaped confectionery history
The piece outlines confectionery origins from ancient sugar methods to modern factory production in the United States. It traces candy’s growth from early gum drops and marshmallows to steam-powered machinery, highlighting milestones from 1816 Beepise to Boston inventors and the rapid 19th century expansion driving output and employment.
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Grok
Tim
England
France
Germany
United States
Beepise
Sebastian Henrion
Chanyon
Hoston
Oliver R. Chase
Iwaengea
Daniel G. Chase
Boston
Faso
Caer
Mente
Real Estate Edition advertises Union County issue
The notice announces an upcoming Real Estate Edition in Union County scheduled for Saturday May 29 with many illustrations and extensive advertising space. It urges property owners and agents to apply for space promptly to sell or rent homes and listings.
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Union County” Real. Ta
Roosevelt trophies prepared for shipment from Nairobi
Naturalist Heller, with the Roosevelt expedition, arrived in Nairobi with additional specimens. Thirty complete animals along with skins of twenty others will be shipped to the United States. The collection includes a rhinoceros, two giraffes, and several lions, all salted and packed for transport.
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Nairobi
B.A
Troi
Eaaun Heller
Roosevelt
Hellerayn
Benosant
$100000 Will Case In Court
Judge Atwater in the Orphan Court refused the certification to move the Egge will case to the Circuit Court for jury trial. The estate is represented by Craig Marash and Frank Katzenbach opposed by Amos Worthington and others. Emma Kyye died in Plainfield in 1902. The bulk of the fortune went to William F. Arnold, Plainfield City Treasurer, with other beneficiaries including Core Forset of Trenton and Mrs. Worthington and her daughter. Contested questions centered on influence over the testatrix and alleged transfers of real estate before death. Additional witnesses testified to motives and family tensions.
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Atwater
Orphane Court
Jere
Guild & Martin
Newark
Egge
Circuit Court
Craig Marah
Codington
Frank 8
Katzenbach
Emma Kyye
Hink
Roma F. Egge
Plainfield
Truell Court
Wiainfield
Slope Hall
William F. Arnold
Win Field
Plainfield 4
Amos
Mra. Egge
Core Forset
Trenton
Leiliee Worthington
Tastatrix
Mian ‘Tiey
Arnold
Mainfield
Menta
Age
Lavaca Talmage
Alea
Guild
Martin
Worth
Jngton
Mev. Hgue
Arnoldly Dowd
Marsh
Egga
Ueusl
Wall Street Gathers Steam Amid Mixed Early Trade
The New York stock market shows initial hesitation but gains momentum as the day proceeds. Major names like Union Pacific and Sugar rise, with General Electric up over two points and bonds largely steady. Trading remains choppy as early losses narrow and several issues advance or soften on the session.
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Tavegrapa Tone Journal
New York
Borat With & Rogers
Gould
London Wolf
Tomem
General Electric
Qin
Rock Taland
Sank & Quiet
Ater
Snd
Fae
Hains Gets 8 to 16 Years for Unwritten-Law Killing
Captain Peter Hains was sentenced to eight to sixteen years of hard labor at Sing Sing for the killing of W Annis at the Bayside Yacht Club in Queens last August. The court heard a stern arraignment of the unwritten law and the judge stated no one is above the law. Hains appeared unconcerned as his father General Peter C. Hains and others watched. counsel plans to seek a writ of error and appeal to higher courts.
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cBy
Finghing
Court of Justice
Peter’ O
Talus
Etr
Sing Sing
Annis
Bayside
Queens County
Hanna
Peter C. Hains
John Hains
Attorny DeWitt
Wade Eugene You
Bedton
Peter Hal
McIntyre
Juntie’ Garreteon
Harvey
Havana Alan
Gómez and Cabinet Witness Bullfights in Havana
In Havana on March 17 a crowd gathered at Illimbalf Park to witness a bullfight with Gómez, Cabinet members, Congress representatives, and artists present. Police hurried protesters from the area as a bullfight event drew attention from government officials and crowds, amid controversy over the sport and animal cruelty concerns.
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Havana
Mer
Aewrtram
Bn Swhearen
Neadnen Te Tovelah
Thie Sport
Gomme
Ant Congresepen
Artiseas
Imsubalf Park
Witneesleg & Bilitiget
Boclaty
Anicaie
Lee
Ax Ketate
Anita
Bulls
Ohare Seeld
Final Day of S. and M. Sale At Loer's Department Store
The text indicates final day for the S. and M. sale at Loer's department store. Details are incomplete but public notices point to a closing sale event ending today with shoppers urged to visit for bargains and remaining stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. & M. Sale
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Tuyth
Renate
Kent
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Creal
Dieht Company
Morrin Willquist
Soule
Lantextary
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Drury Lane
Scithér
Tagg
U. S
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Harper'a Weekly
Frolesy
Paris
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Alice
London Standard
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Testatrix
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Ygren
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Garretson
Loer
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