City to Seek State Aid in Grade Crossing Action
City Council considers cooperation with the State Board of Railroad Commissioners to address grade crossings on the Central Railroad in Schilllex Street area. Secretary Barber outlines actions and urges Attorney General involvement to compel repairs and eliminate paid crossings. Committee on Railroads to report on prospective action at next meeting.
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State Board of Ihead
Chancery
Central Railroad
Aled
Iarber
Ryn
Barber Ails
Lisnl
Feuer McCarters
Jeter
Amd
Pt “Toams of Iairoad Commissioners For
State of
New Jersey
A. N. Barber, Hace
Boo Wlm
Committee On Railroads
Rtrnet Bailewasy
Gly Council
Duke
Veterans Talk Tow Grand Army Hall Service Recalls Soldiers
In honor of soldiers and sailors a reminiscence service was held yesterday afternoon at Grand Army Hall Jersey. WyTEARN WORE the G.C.1 speaker Comrades Oakley MelLeod McGregor Thornto interv talks. Prayer by Oakley hymns Am erican Spangled Banner. Souvenir flags were given.
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Grand
Anmy Hall
Jersey
Wytearn
G.c
Oakley
MelLeod
McGregor
Srngas
Thornton
Huor
Threaten wire to jail reported in unclear note
Fragments of a damaged OCR item mention threats of jail and a person named Wade. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear context, dates, or locations.
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Asi Tallis
Collision of Bayonne launches on the Sound injures crewman
Two pleasure launches from Bayonne collide near the Marshall Street dock on the Sound. One man is thrown into the water and nearly drowns before comrades rescue him. Little damage occurs to either boat, and both resume their trip after the rescue.
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Marshall Street
Yeaterthyy
Siteroony
Bayonne
Cyclist Charged After Baby Is Struck on Marshall Street
Kathleen Sohn ONeill, 3, was struck by a bicycle driven by Henry Shanderoff on Marshall Street near 11th at about 8 pm Saturday. The child suffered facial injuries while Shanderoff was held by bystanders and arrested on a criminal negligence charge after being unable to post bond.
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Marshall Street
Kathleen
Shandaroff
Sher
Jim
Saverul
Five Boys Arrested For Playing Crap
Five boys were arrested for playing craps near Central Ballrona Bridge at Spring, identified as Samuel Holmes, Walter Tedl, Hefifmiek Rodioo, George Jon, and an unnamed companion. Detective Brogan and Sergeant Hluey led the inquiry with Patrolman Ulrich on scene.
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Boye
Samuel Holmes
Walter Tedl
Hefifmiek Rodioo
George Jonage
Brogan
Hluey
Serpeunt Erecte
High Street
Joseph
Ulrich Shiie
Ballrona Bridge
Spring Qirests
Grand Jury Reports Incomplete Confusing Text
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a grand jury report session at 1 o'clock with garbled words. Names and events are unclear, making exact actions and outcomes hard to determine from the readable segments.
Baseball Player A Death by Own Action
A terse telegraphic notice reports the death of baseball player A by his own action at a station. Details are fragmented and unclear in the source text.
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William Berane
El Moro annexation committee meets amid quorum gaps
El Moro area annexation action proceeds after sixteen council members attended a special Saturday session. With two members missing for quorum, rules were suspended and a joint Union township meeting was planned for today to determine financial liabilities and map redistricting.
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el Moro
Board of Registry of
Union Township
Connolly
Fl Mora
John K. Enghiah
Colling
John 5. Sauer
Edward L. Mack
Charles Monroe
Thaw Commitment Upheld for Mental Incompetence
The court rules Harry Thaw is legally insane and poses a danger, denying unfitness reversal. Justice Mor schauser declares mental disorder clear, keeping him confined in a state institution for safety and treatment.
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Tournal
Poughtkeepes
Harry
Supreme Justice
Morschauser
Tita
Pittaburger
Prise Meings
Barroom Fight Injures Three in Tramlay Incident
A barroom brawl at Tramlay left three injured about 5 o clock with one shot twice. The injured were taken to Alenia Hospital. Proprieter Ony Marxahiy and others are assisting authorities. A warehouse storage rage and bedding items are also mentioned in scattered notes.
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Ona Mamn
Tramlay
Tan Ait
Alenia Hospital
Andrew Brabanek
Knights of Columbus Hold Vesper Service at St Patrick’s
Over 300 Bay lor and Elizabeth Councils Knights of Columbus attended a solemn vesper service at St Patrick's Church. The crowd included thousands. Rev James A Lindy preached on the fraternity's duties. Fourth degree members led a procession with full dress uniforms and arms as organ music and choirs accompanied the rite.
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Baylor and
Elizabeth
Knights of Columbus
St. Patrick’s Church
James A. Lindy
Fourth Degree
Sion
Fourth de Mien
Bauer Receives 5000 Dollar Honor At Bayonne Brewing Dinner
Frank W. Bauer of 655 Elizabeth Avenue was honored at a Miller's Shore House dinner by P Ballantine Sons Brewing Co. with a 5000 dollar check for 25 years of faithful service plus a one dollar token, a gold fountain pen, and twenty five roses. The event celebrated his long career at the company and highlighted collective appreciation from employers and coworkers.
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Miller
Shore House
Bayonne
Frank W. Bauer
Elizabeth Avenue
P. Ballantine & Sons’ Brewing Comispany
Brewing Company
Ife
Bauer
Waas J
Marni Iing
Quayle Leads Ten Ballot Vote in Baltimore Clerical Race
Baltimore May 2 There was no clear winner on the tenth ballot for the Methodist episcopal church presidency. Quayle Chicago led with 25 votes, Lewis Sioux City 48, Stultz Philadelphia 44, Smith Pittsburgh 28, McIntyre Los Angeles 28. Recaps show tight counts across the field as candidates press toward a decision.
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Baltimore
Dubay
W. A. Queyle
Chicago
W. B. Lewie
Sioux City
HC Stultz
Phillyping Islanda
CW. Smith
Pittsburg
Robert McIntyre
Loc Angelina
California
C. W. Senith
WS Lewis
E. H. Hughes
Todians
Versa Robery Metatyrs
Necksaary
Ues
Big Reunion Marks Start of Celebration at German Lutheran Church
Crowds packed the German Lutheran Church at Port and Cross streets for the first day of the golden jubilee celebrations. The altar and interior were lavishly decorated as the Menorah choir and orchestra accompanied a message urging a new church and continued community work.
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Port and
Cross Streets
Elizabeth
Mensiah
Phyiitian G. Fincher
Ladies’ Society
Fischer
Ant
Moses
Vhoraoh
Parson Urges Fund Drive to Rebuild Parish Church
The speaker links church prosperity to a new temple for the parish, noting rising glory and a growing burden on parishioners. He cites Moses and the Tarselites, urges sustained effort, and recalls faithful members who have died while supporting the cause. Ground costs and the need for a grand structure are highlighted.
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Charles Conrad
Wuld
Moses
Thesa Pro
Todlay
Sheet Werthen
Jenson Hut
Uteim
Frank Hand Co hardware wallpaper and prints ad
Fragmentary ad copy for Frank Hand Co featuring hardware wallpapers prints and special ware wallpapers with unclear pricing and contact lines. Includes stray garbled text and partial product mentions.
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HE Frank Hand CO. Hardware
Murder trial Whitmore opens as jury seated in calm session
Theodore Whitmore faces a murder charge in the death of his wife Ellen Whitmore. Prosecutor Vicker says over fifty witnesses will prove motive and action from December 23 to January 4. Witnesses include Francis Jewkes and George Brown as proceedings continue in Hudson county court.
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Jewrneh
Jerry City
Theodore
Whitmore
Murddr
Lens
Binder
Justice Swayze
Nix
Foreman
Francis Jewkes
A. Barnes
George Brown
Lara P. Hanson
Roland Dell
Lester ¢Ecarte
Xewark
Tron
Hudson Pens
Elizabath
Idle Hous
Ollowing Paon
Sues Trolley Co for 5000 Damages
The Public Service Company won in Circuit Court today to a claim by Jobs Young of Plainfield for injuries October 0 near West Front Street. Young alleged the trolley car struck him on the tracks, causing head injuries and a crash that toppled him. The defense argued contributory negligence. Plaintiffs’ lawyer was J A Kiernan. defendant’s A A Clark.
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Public Service Company
Jobs Young
Plaisfield
Plainfield
Young
West Front
Raila
Nto
Her
J. A. Kiernan
Airah A
James J Higgins FMM and Court Street Firet-chesm Coaches
Fragmentary notice mentions James J Higgins FMM offering wedding and funeral services with a memorial dance planned by an academy. Text is garbled with many misspellings but indicates event services and photography.
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James J. Higgins
FMM
Court
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