Fort Delays Naming Ex Officials Probe Commissioners
Trenton May 10 Civil Service commission organized today by elect Seas Fletcher Johnson of New eovidences president Gardner Colby of Faatrange cousin of Sqna bary Colby secretary Frank By Tees Laden speaks Assembly with appointed chit examiners The appointment of Mr Colby secretary will be $2000 year Chief fromnee Jona will get $6300 annually Col Mulliken of Newark denied appointment and Governor Fort said decisions not made until Friday Investigating commission likely appointed then
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Imson Hak
Col. T. Mulliken
Newark
Borviord
Col. Mulliken
Governor Fort
Bate House
Trenton
Prohibitionists Split Over Platform at New Jersey Meet
At the State Convention in Trenton Dr Gratton E Tay of Millville and Rows Sivek of Trenton were named permanent chair and secretary. Delegates from each district chose leaders and will vote on a new platform after a motion to readopt the old one failed. Thirty eight delegates to the National convention will be chosen this afternoon.
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Proma Star
Trenton
New Jersey
Gratton E. Tay
Millville
Sivek
Willian H. Nicholson
Union Equity
John R. Mason
Collingswood Wcore
Exch
Sonal
Dr. Grafton
George Adama
J.B. Holm
Noms Slack
Arth
Johnston
Archibald
T. Worth
Twenth
Robert Hurnett
Debar’ Soon Hie Ryrrint
Danie Balenckes
Artin
Ptanet
Lth Ward Republicans Push to Restore Ballots
At a Fifth Ward Republican Club meeting Charles Matte and Henry Wursberger were named delegates to the Union County Republican League. Voters discussed political welfare and the abolition of the voting machine was urged by several members as preparations were made for the upcoming campaign.
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Fifth Ward
Charles
Henry Wursberger
Union County Republican League
hMeetil
Tedeld
JHE LARGEST BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION NOTICE
The association will hold its regular meeting to receive a loan proposal. It aims to offer money at interest of five percent on approved loans and outlines terms for moderate security. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
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BUILDING_ AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
Iingines TaTngaad
Tose
Socie
Citi Association
Funeral of murdered held at Brooklyn
New York May 19 The same priest who married them nineteen months ago celebrated requiem high mass today for Sven the son of William and his wife murdered yesterday on their farm near Wickatunk New Jersey Services were held at the Church of St John the Evangelist South Brooklyn Rev Father Durick officiating Through the streets of South Brooklyn the two funeral cars one black one white paused abreast More than 100 carriages followed and 5000 people stood with bared heads as coffins were turned to the altar rail Soldiers of the Seventy first Regiment of which Sheppard was a member acted as pallbearers
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New York
Sven
William
Shen Pard
Bla
Yaet
Wickatunk
N. J
Church of &. John the Evangeliat
South Brookyn
Father Durick
South Brooklym
Seventy-first Regiment
Sheppard
Princeton Girl Mystery Deepens In Death Case
Princeton May 10 So much doubt exists as to the death of Bertha Vanderbilt assistant librarian whose body was found in the Raritan Canal yesterday. Coroner Moke calls it accidental drowning while Chief Kilfoil of Princeton suspects foul play. A hotel encounter and jealous theory are cited. Body to be held for further examination. Amsterdam shipment postponed.
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Princeton
Bertha Vanderbilt
Raritan Canal
Moke
Middlesex County
Portes “Kittont
Priester
Andar
Tesa
Senal the Boly
Amsterdam
Colonial Dames Elect Officers At New Jersey Meeting
The New Jersey Society of the Colonial Dames of America met at Trenton House with Mrs Alexander F Jamieson presiding. Officers elected for three years include president Mrs Jamieson first vice president Mrs Caldecott Lewis second vice president Mrs Lewis Dayton and managers Mrs Craven Dahlgren Elmer Nison Perrine Foster Reeve and others were present.
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Trenton
New Jersey Society of the Colonial Dames of America
Trenton House
Alexander F. Jamieson
Lawrenceville
Alexander F. Jamie
Frederick Caldecott Lewis
Mrq
Lewis Dayton
Thomad J. Craven
Salem
Charles B. Dahlgren
Caroline Elmer— Nison
Trentoms
Ahd “Perrine
Prenton
Willa Foster Reeve
East Moorestown
Elizabeth
Mother of big family takes life by hanging
New York May 19 Des er t over ai bouch bir Baruh Berger of Aya hanged herself with a rope to a peach tree to a son Louis. He cut her down but too late for doctors to save her life.
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New York
Baruh Berger
Aya
Etter
Leven
Chi
Louis
Ex-Professor Wins in Bonet May Trial
Bonet May 1 Telegraph to Journal reports Annie Manley a mulatto from Pa. found formally guilty in a university case. H Schreiber of erson Street delivers evidence. Adverts for wallpaper paints and wedding coaches appear amid court notes and local business listings.
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Bonet
Iened Universit
Annie Manley
Son Murders His Father In Mysterious Care
A New York incident reports George E Sperry aged about 60, a partner in Weaver and Steery wholesale drug importers at 166 Pearl Street, shot his father and then killed himself. Both died instantly as employees found them seated facing each other, motive unclear, with details still under police inquiry. The elder resided at 21 West Seventy fourth Street. the son at Manhattan Square Hotel.
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Jowendl
New York
George E. Sperry
Weaver’ & Steery
Moon
Grorgn E. Sreery, Jr
Bcs
Aecus
Weaver & Steery Ia
Pearl Street
West Seventy-fourth Street
Manhattan Square Hotel
Panic on trolley as strikers incite fear
Telegraph report from Cleveland details a trolley scare on Superior avenue at East Seventy seventh street during a street car strike. Explosives on the track triggered public panic but no injuries occurred as passengers fled and the car resumed service. Arbitration efforts and resumed operations followed amid ongoing labor actions.
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Cleveland
Superior Avenue
Seventy-seventh
Pera Isa
Apd
Slso
Dupost
Munieition
Memorial Day Yacht Races Open on Staten Island Sound
Elizabeth Yacht Club plans Memorial Day events with races for all boat classes on Staten Island Sound. Notable features include a Reva versus So Hong yacht race and a miniature four foot boat race, plus a lower city day race. The event runs from afternoon to late evening, with a course starting at Livingston Street and fireworks, music, refreshments, and a ball to close the celebration. Members and waterfront residents participate, with preparations across the harbor and a club open all day.
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Acaega
Staten Island Sound
Elizabeth Yacht Club
Kill von Kull
Yacht Club
Iaat
Reva
So Hong
Yacht Club Foattas Ie
Livingston Street
Sraions
Label Yacht Club
Aaimosinte
Charlee Wood
Heer
Daeansser
Me Laurie
Tary
Bob Eyer
Michael Senile Chatman
Hugh Beate
Becretary
Charles Byron
Me Turer
Howard Smith
James
William Clark
Peirs
Chicago convention attendance decision announced
State Senator J. P. Alka of ag 4 Sey says he will not attend the Chicago convention this thiever. The duties will devolve to his alternate amid remarks on poor faith and related duties.
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J. P. Alka
Solemn High Mass Celebrated for Rev. Jathea J. Smith
The twenty fifth ordination anniversary of Rev. Jathea J. Smith was observed at Holy Rosary Church with a solemn high mass at 10 o'clock. A overflow crowd filled the church as Father Smith presided, joined by numerous priests and deacons from near and far. The event featured lavish decorations, a sermon of thanksgiving, and a large dinner afterward for friends and relatives. City officials and Catholic leaders were slated to speak at an elaborate program this evening, with additional events planned for the following day.
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Jathea J. Smith
Holy Bosary Church
Ong
Father Smith
Elizabeth
Father Hall
South Orange
James Smith
Belleville
Sichdeacon
William Smith
Crawford
Holy Bosary
Holy Rosary
Sibilarian
Guycata
Yealdence
Elizabeth Avenue
Mra
James Jl Slavin
Mre
A. G. Slavin
Slavin
M. C. Smith
Misa
Mary Smith
John McGovern
Anna McGovern
Matthew Maloney
Terran
Ryan
Qwen Farrelly Will
PB. J. Canthes
Maennerchor's Annual Outing Arrangements Made
The Maennerchor Singing Society of the city plans a 3 day trip to Buffalo and Niagara Falls from June 30 to July 2 for up to 200 members. Highlights include a stay at the International Hotel, auto sightseeing, a tour of the electric plant, boating, a ball and concert on the final night, with special rates of 20 for men and lower for women.
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Maennerchor Singing Society
Thin City
Buffalo
Niejers Falls
Elizabeth
P. M
International Hotel
Naynall
Salary boost for tri State managers in Harrisburg
Harrisburg, Pa May 19 The salary limit was raised by 200 dollars a month at a conference of tri State managers in the city last evening Each manager now has 3100 a month to pay assistants and pitching staff The move aims to strengthen pitching and team readiness with new arbitration and exhibition events noted in the day’s report
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Telegraph
Journal
Harrisburg
Thin City
Unclear OCR fragment on bargains and items
The readable text contains garbled phrases about bargains, prices, and products with references to a building and various vague terms. No coherent event, person, or organization is identifiable to establish a factual summary.
Writ Served on a Circus in Debt Case
A sheriff’s writ attached the Ferrari Circus property after Joseph and Susie Ferrari failed to pay debts to Victor Levitt. Animals and wagons including lions tigers leopards bears ponies pumas and tents were seized and held until settlement or court action. A May 25 district court appearance was ordered for Levitt and the Ferraris.
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Eliza
Heth
Joseph Ferrari
Willie
Teiple
Victor D. Levitt
Joseph
Susie Férrari
Central Railroad
Port Avenue
Third Street
Levitin
Damingos-Now -The-Sut
Ferrarri
Inlavit Akorn
Theodore
Riggital
Levitt
Francia Ferari
Citrcus
Sasle
Sisie Verari
Tarboing
Good Sondia
Port Avenus
No Currency Legislation Likely This Session Says News
Washington May 19 reports indicate leaders from both chambers expect no currency law this session. The divergence between the Aldrich Senate bill and the Vreeland House measure is seen as unresolved, with leaders predicting no compromise before adjournment on Saturday. Authorities say no registration or related measures will be enacted.
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Journaly
Washington
Aldrich
Senate
Vreeland
House
ediTereet
Re Elven
First Women Excluded Under New Immigration Accord
Telegraphed dispatch from Los Angeles reports two Japanese women deported to San Francisco for lack of passports under the new Japanese American immigration agreement. The incident marks the first women expelled under the accord.
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Los Angeles
Sam
Francisco
United States
Elizabeth Commercial College Ad buoys business training
An early 20th century ad for Elizabeth Commercial College promotes day and evening shorthand bookkeeping and English courses. It lists on site offices at 1158 East Broad Street near Chestnut, with contact details and exam offerings, inviting enrollment and noting a price for summer terms.
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Elizabeth Commercial College
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