Controversy Over Detective Bills Splits City Board
Board of Freeholders debated paying $114.90 to twelve detectives and related expenses for city saloon enforcement work. Prosector Swift and Sheriff’s office backed the bills, while a Democratic minority pressed for review, citing authority and cost concerns amid tense county political tensions.
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Corgrove
Uiney
Thomas Carey
Sheriff'a
Posecutor
Swift
Board of Freeholders
Dowd
Freyholder Pierson
Anit
Careyel
Pierson
Hi Demoratic Nasoc
Jamal
Bawes
McGovern
Plereon
King
Ood
Dana Tt
Codington
Oan
Tt Directwr
Frielider Gade
K Online
Overcoat Sale At Union Bus Modern Station
Readable scraps show a sale notice for overcoats at Union Bus Modern Station. Mentions prices and items like long and short coats with various sizes. Name fragments indicate vendors or locations but details are unclear.
Schwab Visits Local Moore Plant In Elizabeth
Charles M. Schwab the steel magnate visited the B. L. Moore & Sona Corporation in Elizabeth for about three hours. He toured the plant and observed products, with interest tied to Bethlehem Steel. A group from Jersey City accompanied him, arriving around 11, staying past 2, then Schwab lunched before returning home to Bethlehem.
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Charles M. Schwab
Elizabeth
B. L. Moore & Sona Corporation
Mr. Schwab
Bethlehem, Pa
Mauch
Schwab
I Omnes A
Jersey City
Bethlehem
Auction Sale at the Bazar Draws Crowd at Hospital Benefit
Crowds gathered at the hospital benefit auction at Bt. Elizabeth Hospital tonight. The event will continue tomorrow night with a monster party planned for an official close. Numerous donated items including sewing materials, china, furniture, and toiletries raised enthusiasm and patronage as booths cleared and prizes awarded to attendees.
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Elizabeth Hospital
Barr
Inganple
Amonhisira
Ryan
William Meesh
Mise Louise Golling
Hi P. Sige
W. Engel
Bauer
Mina Iachene
Berry
George Okien
Ploture
Ackerman Gets Boom for Governor Amid Hype
Plainfield reports show supporters of State Senator Erpesd J Ackerman mobilizing for a gubernatorial bid in 1910. Friends argue his county leadership boosts statewide turnout and could threaten Colby Patapee Essex.
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Erpesd J. Ackerman
Guhel
Plainfield
Tof
Colby Patapee
Essex
Ro * En
Ora
Frank Smith
Frank Smith Ae Ae Gym Ee ‘the Great ‘Serning
Mother's life threatened as Morrow faces court
Thomas Morrow, 23, living on Liv ing aton street, was brought before the Cuy Criminal Court after allegedly threatening his mother and brothers with a razor. He was committed to county jail for ten days without a fine, while claiming he intended no killing. The incident began when he returned home in a despondent mood and rushed at family members, breaking glass as his mother and others fled.
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Amtery
Thomas Morrow
Shepaainhery
Bobbig
Freeholders to Meet Zero-Pay Election Bills
The board of nineteenth pershoide and jourped after yesterday's clearing until November 29 at 2 o'clock. Bills relating to election scrutiny will be submitted for consideration and sent to the pertinent committees for review.
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Tihneen
Tara Vohiats
Schooner Turns Turtle At New Jersey Dock Collision
The two mast schooner Bouma Herdsid from Perth Amboy struck the New Jersey Dock and Transportation Co facility at Elizabeth avenue and capsized, dumping about 30000 bricks into the water. The dock was undamaged, three crewmen survived, and the wreck paused work for a week while divers cleared the area. Officials blamed captain error and intoxication for the accident.
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Stalen Taland Sound
Bouma Herdsid
Perth Amboy
Chris Nélson
New Jersey
Dey. Dock and Transportation Company
Anthe
Elizabeth Avenue
Hendrix
Nelson
Carele
Renee
Kahn
Eran Ie
Hidge Hier
$100000 Theft Charge Faced In Barrett Mill Case
Defendants Maronni and co defendants face conspiracy charges in a Grand Jury indictment for whaleside thefts from Barrett Manufacturing Company. Accused of stealing paper rags and other materials valued over 104000, the case names former Governor Foster Voorhees as counsel. Bail was set and a December 7 trial date scheduled.
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Ralph’ Mavonge
Feloker
Sindge Atwater
Shail
John, Paine
Hoboken
Maronnn
William Mr. Kitchell
Wall Street Sees Mixed Trading After Heavy Leadin Activity
A fragmented Wall Street report shows mixed trading as heavy selling and rising unionized interests buoyed select sectors. Analysts note fluctuating volumes with Southern Pacific activity drawing attention amid a broad decline in other shares.
Bale and Gutruta Triumph in Stegee Meet Play
In a tight Stegee event, Sachit Ion Gutruta Bale locks in a win amid a rough start. The contest showcased rising talent and ended with Bale taking the lead over rivals in a decisive finish.
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Sachit Ion Gutruta Bale
Avi Bearge
Man in Plaster Cast Votes at Hospital Polls
Samuel Onda, a Magnolia Avenue grocer and real estate dealer, left Alexian Hospital to vote in the Eighth ward after rallying for a candidate he believed could place his friend Dr Victor Mraving in the executive chair. He was helped into the polling booth, marked his ballot, and was then returned to the ambulance and hospital with a broken leg.
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Victor Mraving
Samuel Onda
Magnolia Avenue
Alexian Hospit
Londa
Alexian Hospital
Londe
Home Missions Discussed at East New Jersey Biennial
The annual Woman's Home Missionary Society convention of the East New Jersey Association met at Central Baptist Church. Delegates from Newark, East Orange, Seton Hall and other cities attended. Life among Indians was discussed and a memorial offering taken. Death notices followed, including Henry Jaeger of Atlantic Street.
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Woman’s Home Missionary Society
East New Jersey Association
Central Baptist Church
Mmut
Hanlon Wat
BE. Morton
Newark
T.R Vannar
Morton
Pffoe
Mme Florence Thorn
Resetle
A. Wa. Palmar
East Orange
Mary V. Littell
Thin Rity
Mies I. K. Barnes
Brook- Nbr
Henry Jeeger
Henry Jheger
Atlantic Street
Elizabeth
Jaeger
Deutscher i
Adilitien
Ira
Challen Hele
Jh Taeger
Mine Marie
Viet Jaeger
Anna Jarger
Annie Jaeger
Gramt
Morse Gets Fifteen Years Curtis Free At Trial
New York reports Charles W. Morse former kingpin and National Bank of North America wrecking figure was sentenced to fifteen years in the Atlanta federal prison. Alfred H. Curtis, bank president and Morse’s ally, received five years on jury recommendation. Curtis’s wife Curtis fainted at the verdict as spectators cheered and the courtroom crowd watched the judge pronounce the terms.
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New York
Atlanta
Charles W. Morse
National Bank of North America
Alfred H. Curtis
Minima Teiznee Cok
United States District Attorney
Stimaon, Sr
Curtin
Miris
Thunderbolt
Ibis
Pak Row
Kadeay
Curtis
Suesaca
Washing dispute delays court in local case
The police court hearing over a washing line dispute between Clara McCandlew and Katherine Fulton delayed as the defendant was held on bond to keep the peace. The clash arose when one woman tried to protect her laundry on the line, causing the morning disturbance.
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Clara McCandlew
Katherine Fulton
Onan
Aaa
Remains of a Pound Bale Trigger Removal Scene
A scrambled OCR fragment hints at a police or civic action involving a pound bale removal. Readable terms point to a. month or date, with references to a location and authorities. The fragment lacks verifiable details for a full summarization.
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