Derailed car injures two on East Jersey street
A derailed trolley at the East Jersey street switch near Long Branch tracks injured two bystanders and caused a broken leg for Miss Margaret Hogins. Witnesses blamed crew carelessness while Public Service officials cited ongoing derailment issues and limited corrective action.
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East Jersey Street
Long Branch
Central
Margaret [Hogins
North Broad Street
Bernard Sharkey
Wind Street
Ler
Sinter
J. W. Nungesser
Edward Knapp
East Grand Street
Alexian Hospital
John J. Gettings
Elizabeth Division
Elizabeth- Newark Agra
Troley
Don't Marry Without Love Warns Parish Pastor
In a sermon titled That Marriage of Yours Rev Joseph W Balderston urged caution in marriage urging that looks do not guarantee character and warning against marrying for a home or out of fear of being alone He said many noble women keep themselves free from binds and stressed developing one’s God given powers for either a home or a life unmarried.
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Joseph W. Balderston
Grand Jurors End Term After Fourteen Days of Service
The May Grand Jury completed its fourteen day session in the Court of Quarter Sessions with 31 bills returned, bringing indictments for the term to 55. Judge Atwater discharged the jurors while inviting recall if needed, and the group may gather for a farewell dinner. Prosecutor Swift weighs whether cases against Captain Jerome Malloy and Isaac Hersh involve kidnapping and marine court action. Trials set for to day and May 28 included embezzlement and larceny pleas. several defendants withdrew not guilty pleas and chose non vult pleas, with sentencing for some on June 1.
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Atwater
Court of Quarter Sessions
Cour
Jerome Malloy
Isaa¢ Hersh
Swift
United States District Attorney
Meg
High Seas
Boston
Hetfield
Cssti
Frank Hunt
Nk. Pfaff
Y William , Manning
Polar
Westfield
Charles Wagner
Dan Vault
Jobe ‘Connelly
Linden
Henry Crane
Plainfield
City Boomers Making Plans for Publicity Campaign
The Publicity Committee of the Board of Trade seeks funds to launch a rail and harbor city publicity drive. A slogan inspired by the entries has popular support, with plans to place ads in major papers and magazines and distribute circulars to manufacturers and home buyers.
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Silk City
Board of Trade
Circatars
William F. Groves
Indicted Men Plead Not Guilty in Separate Cases
Rosario Pino, indicted for carrying a concealed weapon and firing a revolver at a Lehigh Valley Railroad train in Roselle Park, surrendered in court today. Pino pleaded not guilty and faces trial May 26 after a $300 bond. A second defendant, Arnett Mantananty, pleaded not guilty to two charges and will be tried May 31 with bail set at $500.
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James H .McKenney
William Farren
James Kehler
Tiel
Kehler
Franklin Henlighter
Fred Nyt
John Mee
William An
Eetiy
Rosario Pino
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Roselle Park
Pino
New York State
Levy's Department Store Tuesday Specials Promoted
Incomplete ad copy announces extraordinary inter specials at Levy's Department Store for quick selling. The notice hints at predictions of further deals in tonight's paper and mentions a sheriff sale at Rhevitt's office Courthouse on May 5, 2019 with all details in focus.
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Levy‘s
Maertaw
Levy's Department Store
Bond
Sherief Sale
Rhevitt
Two Toddlers Die From Iron Bitters Poisoning
In Plainfield a family lost Alfred and Louisa Couch aged 3 and 6 after they drank iron tonic ferro cinchona. Their mother had left them with an 11 year old. the bottle was taken from the ice chest. Doctors said recovery was impossible for Alfred, while Louisa was later hospitalized but refused by the mother. The case prompted no investigation for neglect.
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John Couch
High Street
Alfred
Louisa
Mary Couch
Coach
Touisa
Rosa
Oresto D'Agosto
Chhildren
T. E Dolan
Swift
Couchi
Couch
Wes
Martin
Uouch
Kean Backed Effort Foreshadowing Senate Fight
A letter from Congressman Bes attacks Senator Kean while state treasurer is named as a partner. The piece hints at a United States Senate contest and notes pledges by legislators for a popular election system.
Motorcycle jolts horse on Chestnut Street in Roselle
William McGill and Harry McGrath, Newark men, were injured when a motorcycle crashed into a horse and wagon on Chestnut Street and Rahway avenue yesterday. McGill escaped with minor bruises. McGrath suffered a broken wrist. Both were hospitalized and later released. Police seized the motorcycle, which was wrecked in the collision.
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Chestnut Street
Rahway Avenue
Roselle
William McGill
Sussex Avenue
Newark
Harry McGrath
James Street
General Hospital
McGrath
Rath
Wall Street and a May Black Market Start
In New York May 8 a majority of prices drifted below Saturday’s close at the opening of the Black Market today though higher quotes appeared later. Government bonds held steady while other issues were dull. a steadier tone emerged late in the forenoon with prices rising from the session lows. A department store announces a markdown sale on millinery with reduced prices on hats and ladies wear offerings.
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Telegraph
The
Journal
New York
Levy
Bstore
Pater
God
Spitzer Freed Exposes Fraud Ties to Sugar Trust
Oliver Spitzer, former superintendent of docks for the Sugar Trust, testified under oath in New York that he helped reveal a $2,000,000 sugar fraud through short weighing. He said he received a pardon from President Arthur and implicated Charles R. Heike and other former trust employees in the scheme.
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New York
Sugar Trust
Oliver Spitzer
Trust
T “Yentain
Atlanta
Hin Mg
Arntt
Spitzer
Charles R. Heike
Ormer
Bendernogel
E. W. Gerbracht
Heike
Byerbracht
Stimson
Sald
S S Brewster Dead In San Francisco Hotel Death
Sidney S Brewster aged 35 unmarried son of James D Brewster and Deborah Grant Brewster of 134 West Jersey street died Friday night by his own hand in the St Francis Hotel, San Francisco. He was a member of the New York Produce Exchange and had recently lived in this city where several brothers reside. Survived by four brothers and six sisters with addresses in New Jersey and California.
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Sidney 5
Brewster
James D. Brewster
Deborah Grant Brewster
West Jersey Street
St. Francis Hotel
San Francisco
New York Produce Exchange
Lewin
Kenderton Brewster
Grier’evenue
Jamea" Brewster
Lakewood
Cadwalade
Brewstayester
California
Thon Clark
Edwar Piace
Penyot. Richardson
Chilton Street
Tuan Coffey
Murrey Street
Oukton Lyon
Senator Kean and Voorhees Charged in Gubernatorial Plot
The article accuses Senator Kean and State Treasurer Voorhees of conspiring to defeat him in Congress, claims Kean’s chief aim is to topple him, and alleges Speaker Cannon denied him Banking and Currency Committee head. It discusses corrupted Legislature elections, pledges for direct senatorial choice, and a Republican partisan platform, naming potential successors including Senator Ween and others.
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Kean
Voorhees
Congress
Tella
Cannon
Banking and Currency Committee
United States
Ween
Congressional letter attacks Voorhees Kean pact in Union county
A graphic reprint outlines a letter from Congressman Fowler in which he accuses Voorhees and Kean of a deal to boost their political aims. The note mentions Speaker Cannon, the Fifth District, and campaign finance concerns as Fowler portrays a graft taint and presses for voter scrutiny ahead of the Senate race.
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Charlie_ N
Union County
United States
Kean
Bats
Daniel
Voorhées
Voorhees Pate
Trenton
Fowler
Vihees
Ferring
Voorhees
Cannon India
Washington
Fowl
Frank H. Smith
Tanai
Asaid
Mae
Sena
A Crators
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