Newark Health Board and Central Railroad Endorse $1000 Donation Deal
A Newark Board of Health meeting with General Superintendent Ju Huntington and Civil Engineer Vagood of the Central Railroad forged a new contract plan. The deal provides a $1000 donation toward draining the Meadow area near Herewark Bay bridge to open the Great Ditch while protecting railroad rights and future drainage liability. The move clears obstacles for ditching work, with progress slated for next year and a $200,000 state motion not expected until November.
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Qe Boned
Ju. W. Huntington
Vagood
Central Wailroad
Tw Department
Miradows
Herewark Bay Bridge
Newark Bay
Hbeg.trancher
Bower of Health
Board of Tieslth
T He
Isham
Nse Tay Company
Ture
Ace
Newark
Central Railroad
Dial
Bilicoard
Sarailles
Labor Day Parade Prizes Promised by Committee
The Labor Day parade committee promises prizes to contest winners and urges merchants to donate only to verified recipients. McManus Brothers and Jacob Meloth have pledged support, with funds aimed at financing the event and avoiding exploitation by unverified individuals.
Records for monument foundation boxes invited to submit materials
A call from B B Orewtl, secretary of the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Association, urges inclusion of typed minutes and records in a 12 by 12 inch box to be placed in the monument foundation. L A Hoffman Son will craft the box as a gift. Interested groups such as Masons Odd Fellows and Knights are asked to send sealed envelopes with records to James Macy Heater or E Baldwin Jr or deliver to the City Hall council chamber by next Monday evening.
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B. B. Orewtl
Suaifors
Mooument
L. A. Hoffman
K. Baldwin, Jr
James Macy Heater
Jefferson Avenue
E. Baldwin
bin” Venidence
Council
Alno Anka
Board of Freeholders
GA Ta
Elisabeth
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Young 'Spader Breaks Arm in Central Jail Incident
Gustave and three others were jailed with ten year old Spader for breaking and ict gus tastera in the Gentral He iL. Spader escaped from a cell on the main floor below the twelve fault, prompting a patrol and pursuit.
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Gustave
Bpader
Ict Gus Tastera
Gentral
Snes Ates al Toon
Trolley Car Kills Man in Plainfield Accident
Charles someone of Plainfield dies when wagon is struck by a main line trolley near Hunters Avenue. William Lee driving, tractor team overturns track. man buried and dies instantly. Car crew detained then released. motorman and conductor deny fault.
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Plainfield
Charles In
William Lee
Cashin
Hunters Avenue
Mod
Eliza
Obituary notices for Bernhardt Nichols Andrews in local city
Frank Bernhardt died after a long illness at the family home in this city. Funeral services will be held at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Elise Nichols died after a period of failing health. she was aged eighty. Patrick J. Andrews, son of Patrick and Nora Andrews, died at home aged 17. Notices of funerals will appear in this paper.
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Frank Bernhardt
Frank
Adenty
Ingemonia
Tan
Tate
Infermant
Mt. Olivet
Mise Elise
Nichols
Waere
Gertrude Nichols
Taut
Icie & Dangle
Artiniz St
Bella L. Nichols
Patrick J. Andrews
Patrick J.andrewn
Patrick
Nora Andrews
Marshall
Mary
Monte
Uae
Lal
Body of Man Found in Lake at Weequa Park
A about 50 year old man of refined appearance was pulled from Weequa Park Lake near Waverly Park. He wore fine clothing and a two pound iron weight was tied to his neck. Newark police and a detective seek identification, while the body rests at Holler’s morgue.
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Weequahie Park
Smark
Mojley
Dickets
Newark Notary
Porkal
Boop
New York
Walnut Street
Newark
Li Lythg
Closing Accounts Of Local Relief Counttee
Postmaster Charlock, chairman of the relief committee under Mayor Berry, announces closing public contributions to the California relief fund on June 1. The city committee aims to publish a full total of subscriptions received by all sources, with nearly $8,000 recorded so far and more from other sources. The treasurer P. J. Ryan will publish the final figures for those who donated.
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Poatmaster Charlock
Berry
California
Elisabeth
Avery
Eliza
Aum
Mittes
Thas
Bhonts Orator on Memorial Day Delivers Address
Memorial Day program at Rebeccs Hall on the campus of Agnet Scot Institute in Decatur features Bhonts Orator delivering remarks. He also distributes prizes including the Brooklyn Walt event, with awards ranging from $260 up.
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Bhonts
Testimony on graft in Pennsylvania Railroad hearings
William Glasgow of the Interstate Commerce Commission led a session revealing car distribution bias and cash handouts to railroad operators. Witness Fred Yrooman admitted routine payments from H.W. Wertz and others, and stock holdings in coal firms tied to locomotive fuel dealings.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Willian G. Glaygow, Jr
Interstate Commerce Commission
Glasgow
Fred Yrooman
BBC Tara
Senator Alee Calls at White House
Washington May 24 Senator Alee of Delaware held a long talk with President Roosevelt at the White House this morning on the political situation in Delaware. On leaving the senator said Colonel Henry Dupont will become the next United States senator from Delaware and we are going to reorganize the party to maintain harmony in the capital.
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Washington
Alee
Delaware
Roosevelt
White House
Overalonel
Henry
Dupoph
Carpenter Breaks Ankle Jumping Fence in See Nee
A carpenter named Butler attempting to jump a fence between the Ip Rovells clipped and fell breaking his ankle. He was brought to a local general hospital for treatment. the incident occurred after he tried to clear a barrier near the patchy area, with medical staff attending to him.
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oUhirenee Butler
Tell
Hon
Jose
Record Is A Candidate Attacks Dryden In Jersey City Dinner
George L. Rec ard announces bid for United States Senate as a Republican. He criticizes state party leaders allied with big corporations over railroad taxation and machine control. He calls to fight the machine across the state to win governorship and Senate seats.
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George L. Recard
Jersey City
Mark Fegan
United States
Tasued
Aballon Roosevelt Republican
L Have Bee
Pagan
Colty
State
Republican Organization
Toend County
Ohes
Atlas
Publi
Santor
Cotton Mills Boost Wages Across Connecticut
In Danielson Connecticut notices posted in cotton mills across New London and Windham counties announce a ten percent wage increase effective immediately, affecting about 10 000 workers. The thriving cotton industry and strong market demand support the rise, with mills reporting overtime and ahead orders for the coming year.
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Danielson
Conn
New London
Windham
Princess Ena Sets Course for Madrid in Royal Farewell
Princess Ena of Battenberg departs London for Madrid for her upcoming royal wedding to King Alfonso. The farewell scene at Victoria station includes Queen Alexandra, the Prince and Princess of Wales, and other royal family members amid cheers and salutes as the train departs for the overland journey.
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Princia+Ena
Battenberg
Madrid
Alfonso
Spain
Kensington Palace
Victoria Station
Fuete Ques
Oran
Maurice
Leopold
Villalobar
Upland
Cumberland Presbyterian and Presbyterian Union Formed Today
In Des Moines Iowa May 24 the Cumberland branch of the Presbyterian Church united with the Presbyterian Church. Moderator Hunter Corbett declared the union complete and announced revision of the confession in 1903. Existing boards will work together with no real consolidation until 1907.
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Ded Moines
Iowa
Almay
Cumberland Branch
Presbyterian Church
Hunter Corbett
Cumberland Church
The
Corbett
Reunion
Union
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
United States
Expert Testimony From Dr Hammond in Terranova Trial
New York May 24 Dr Graeme N Hammond alienist testified first in the Terranova case saying he examined Josephine Terranova at the Tombs twice finding she could not feel pain on the right side of the bed and suffered delusions and hallucinations He tested her with a lit match and cold iron but she showed no pain He said she was suffering from adolescent insanity and knew the act but not its wrongness On cross examination Hammond said the girl was insane during the examination The defense argued Hammond doubted simulated hallucinations while the State plans more experts to prove sanity and the trial likely to continue after further testimony
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New York
Graeme N. Hammond
Josephine ‘Terranova
Wnomd
Dr. Hammond
Josephine
Kenewr
Hammond
Harmon
Hamm
Palmeiri
Ely
Wall Street Market Leads With Broad Gains
Reading was the market leader from the opening and advanced about 1 percent before the ware. Lackawanna and Central followed the trend, with Tat stock showing strength as prices climbed through the session. Most stocks traded higher, with gains from minor fractions to around one and a quarter points. The room and street were filled with ball pointers on Louisville and Nashville, though buyers remained cautious about a sharp upward move. Government bonds were unchanged, while other purchases maintained steady turnover through the noon period.
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New York
Lackawanna Jarmay Central
Louisville
Nashville
Merker in Court Today in Common Pleas
Frederick Merker, former Singer Sewing Machine employee, pleaded guilty to stealing sewing machine parts and selling them to Newark and New York dealers. Judge Atwater set a date for sentencing after the State summons him for a sentence date. Andrew D Cody, who pleaded guilty to stealing money from residents, was sentenced to state prison for one year. Frank Gibson, 18, also pleaded guilty for theft and received a sentence of three weeks.
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Common Pleun
Frederick Moerker
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Wen
Newark
New York
N. Cod
Marker
Atwater
Edward Nugent
Merker
Andrew D. Cody
Aly
Resi Dents Shealhfeld
Lag Deposita
Cory
Frank Gibson
Gibson
Kugat
Tolga
Senator Burton Will Not Resign Amid Court Ruling
Washington May 4 Senator Burton of Kansas defies resigning after his conviction for practicing before the Post Office Department, affirmed by the Supreme Court last Monday. Leaders hoped he would quit to ease Senate embarrassment, but Burton asserts the Court decision does not mandate resignation. A conference with Senator Burrows failed to change his stance, and discussions consider a rule stating Burton would cease to be a senator when the sentence is carried out.
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Washington
Sensitor
Burton
Kansas
Postofies Department
Gein Ua
Bupreme Court of the
United States
Bento
Burrows
State Committee On Privileges and Elections
Supreme Court
Euprema
Jere
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Elizabeth
P. Hi Charbook
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Pennsy’s Trelnmaster
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Acta of Assembly Regulati
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