Governor Nominee Preference Murmurs in State Meeting
In Trenton May 8 amid Capitol visits by many peers Senator Briggs voiced frank views on the Hahn Investigating Committee and urged party unity. He suggested a Chandler W. Riker gubernatorial ticket would likely win if the Republican convention selects such a candidate, while stressing the committee’s role is to elect nominees after nominations are made.
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Recount Bill Passed by Senate Report
An unclear note reports that a recount bill passed the Senate amid mentions of Gov Hughes and officials McClelland and WP Dew. The fragment references dates or actions but is garbled, leaving the core event as the Senate passage of a recount bill and implied political figures involved.
Condemnation Report For Morris County Traction Land
The Morris County Traction Company seeks to condemn land owned by John and James O Builey to complete a private right of way for a trolley line from Elizabeth to Summit. The tract of about 300 feet west of the Lehigh Valley Railroad is valued at 3,093 for land and damages. Attempts to purchase failed, leading to condemnation proceedings after months of negotiation.
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Wémindtafon
Elisabeth
Sammit
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Mayor Ryan Vints Ale The Schools
Local report notes Mayor Ryan Vints facing school funding questions amid ongoing discussions about education policy. City officials and residents weigh potential reforms and budget impacts.
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Ryan Vints
Surplus War Goods Near Release Amid Government Push
Fragmentary text shows a report on dwindling surplus stock as wartime controls wind down. Officials outline timelines nearing release and the impact on markets and supplies.
Doctor Edward R. O Reilly Dies After Appendicitis
Doctor Edward R. O Reilly of 428 North Byoad street dies at home after an appendicitis operation performed Friday night by Dr Edward J. Wl of Newark. A prominent physician for 25 years, he held a large practice and was noted in medical circles. he served on the New Jersey State Board of Health and was appointed by Governor Abbett.
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Edward. J. Wl
Newark
O'Reilly
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Grand Jury Probes Sunday Liquor Sales Violations
The Grand Jury finished a general inquiry into violations of the Sunday laws relating to liquor sales. Detectives scoured city taverns seeking patrons tied to the case as the first batch of witnesses was summoned for questioning.
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Malone Opens New Temple in Community Celebration
A fragmented notice indicates Malone opens a new temple with county members and local figures, including William J. and Arthur, marking a community event.
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Stecbacerens
William J. “Arthur
Martine Dinner Sparks Speaker Revision and Denials
James Smith and Dr Absent In West figure in revisions of the Martine dinner speakers. General D F Collins, chairman, denies the event caused unrest while noting required changes and that Mr Smith must be away West. An aged letter from 1907 is cited amid efforts to confirm arrangements and prevent disruption.
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West
D. F. Collins
Collins
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Martina
Celebrated War Correspondent Joseph H Stickney Dies
Chicago May 8 Joseph H Stickney famed for reporting from Manila Bay with Commodore Dewey aboard the Olympia during the battle. He earned prominence for his dispatches and served as a war correspondent in the Spanish American War era.
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Joseph H. Stickney
Dewey
Olympia
Manila Bay
Suckney
Dintral Dewey
Annapolla Academy
Explosion halts pinochle game at Madison saloon
Four men playing pinochle in Owen McLaughlin Association rooms were knocked down when a lamp exploded after a patron tossed a lit match. The blast shattered a window and caused extensive damage. One player William Kline, a driver for National Biscuit Company Newark, was bruised and refused hospital care.
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Owen Mclaughlin Association
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Ocean liner held at quarantine due to suspected illness
Two passenger liners, the Steatendam and the Kroonland, were detained at quarantine on arrival after reports of a suspicious illness aboard. Physicians were summoned and boarding passengers were examined while measures to protect others were enforced.
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Nore
Amailpex
Steatendam
Kroonland
Wall Street Opening Shows Mixed Early Trade
The New York stock market opened with weakness, then moved into a space of mixed activity. Buyers supported Union Pacific and Meade line stocks while overall direction remained uncertain as government bonds and other deeds influenced early moves.
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New York
Union Pacific
Meadine
UPBALA COLLEGE CLOSING AND SUMMER SCHOOL NOTICE
UPBALA College announces closing of the fall term and warns of disruption. Summer school programs will continue at the new campus under revised fees and schedules, with affected students urged to verify enrollment and housing arrangements.
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Seemaiaial
Gesntania
Wiles
Woman Now Figures In Priest's Death
A New York police report identifies a woman as involved in the death of a priest, with three Armenians arrested as accomplices in Jersey City. The priest was found murdered, body hidden in a trunk, near the Weehawken ferry area, as investigators connect a local ring and the suspect’s friends. The case unfolds through testimonies about motive and possible theft of valuables, with further detentions expected.
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Blaite Pither
Kispae
Baie Tat
Bia
Weehawken Ferry
Nios
Friends of the Hare
Anarchists End Strikes Grow in Santiago
Havana reports a deepening strike at Santiago with Italian and Spanish miners joining the movement. Strikers clashed with officers and some were beaten as markets take a leading role in directing the effort.
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Santiago
Amarekiets
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