Teachers Rally Praises Fund At Union County Event
The meeting featured MSS Allen as speaker and Secretary of the Organization presenting the Saving Scheme. President Dreddy Bipts and officials from Newark Camden and Jersey City attended. A long report outlined the fund’s growth, annuities, and retirement aims with emphasis on a financial foundation and future benefits for teachers.
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Ibis
Teale
Ely
Brumwick
Jersey City
Livboken
Dreddy Bipts
Wi Wanbudd
Duyndent
Sophiem
Polamdy
Vital Newark
Dainey EK
Hegan
Ste
Camden
Jorilit
Teneher'y State Associanoe Orl & Aetates
Lond
Megrobot A. Allen
HN Skate
Charles 1
Baxter
Trenon
William
Jersey
Avtus
Union County
Misa Bophle
Braun
Wind
Feienils
Minn Graum
Tarid
Newderney Cotfetee
Uptoney
Raya
New Torey
Homme
Cevorda
Anpver
Drove Orippd Horse Held for Grand Jury
Dr Freiderieke Zucker and Lawrence Smith faced charges of cruelty to animals after a carriage incident on a city street. Sergeant Reitemeyer witnessed alleged mistreatment as a heavily loaded wagon collided with a crippled horse. The horse’s weight rested on its foot while the home was shot.
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Frederieke Zucker
Lawrence Smith
Smithsis
Sergeant Reitemeyer
Dre Zateker
Waa
Honor Dooley Memory and Half Mast Tribute
Honor Dooley memory noted with flag at half mast aboard several schooners. Funeral services planned for Mrs. Lenahan with a high mass at the Church of the A. A. Mepeound, and a requiem service for Mra. Mancen tenahaay-yite of Mechel Lenn. Distribution of condolences and local observances follow the era’s rites.
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Lenahan
Mancen Tenahaay-Yite
Mechel
Daubner Trial Set For Monday In Conortion Case
A panel of sixty jurors drawn this week for the trial of George T. Daubner and eleven others indicted in connection with false registration will be seated Monday morning in Sessions Court. Daubner’s case will begin as planned with jurors selected. prosecutors expect minor indictments to interfere little with next week’s schedule.
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George T. Daubner
Eleveer
Seasions Court
Fury
Aged Woman Evicted From Broad Street Flat
An elderly woman of about 80 was evicted from her Broad Street apartment after subletting to Miss Lena Barry. The scene drew crowds as all furniture lay on the sidewalk and the landlady refused to relent while volunteers from the YMCA helped seek temporary shelter and options for her.
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Annie Stratton
Broad ‘Street
Lena Barry
Bern
Stratton
Knlzabrthy
Strawbridge
Boy with Many Aliases Found After Absence
Henry G Kaiser an 11 year old from Newark is identified by Captain Peters as a runaway with many names. He has troubled detectives for years, reportedly shrewd and prone to disappearing and changing identity. In Newark he was arrested on a runaway charge and listed under an alias by local police.
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Henry G. Kaiser
John A. Peters
Lat -Polic
Newark
Kakser
Norn
Dee
Raiser
First Street
Ann
John Printer
Indictment Reported in False Fire Alarm Case
A grand jury reportedly indicted George Trindle and John Boutat for turning in a false alarm from box 112 at Elizabeth Avenue and Fourth Street on November 8. The alarm rang shortly after midnight. both men were later captured by Fire Chief Gerrince. They reportedly admitted guilt.
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George Trindle
John Boutat
Elizabeth Arene
Fourth Street
Onober 8
Grand Bur
Gerrince
Fire Department
Annual Tax Sale Held Monday At Local Catering Hall
Tax authorities announced the annual tax sale would take place Monday at noon at a catering hall. City Treasurer McGrath oversaw intake of numerous taxpayers during the morning session as details were recorded for remaining parcels and valuations.
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McGrath
Abe
Murder charge to day in Kenilworth case go to trial
Ignazio Perone arraigned before Supreme Court Justice Mergen charged with murder and held without bail. The court could not set a trial date. December appears likely. Giovanni Melesuare, brother of the slain man, also arraigned on assault with intent to kill with bail set at 1500. Both men, arrested by Hallway squad, face further indictments. Michael Delago arraigned for receiving stolen goods.
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Luigi Melessare
Kenilworth
Ignazio Perone
Supréme Court
Justice Mergen
Perorie
Hetfield
Giovanni Melesuare
John K Wilson
Melessaye
Thallaw
Brooklyn
Huresa
Galatian
Michael Delago
Central Railroad
Nam
Jersey
Ndt
Saloonmen Accused in Election Day Liquor Violations
Detectives work quietly in downtown wards amid rumors that sixteen saloonkeepers have been indicted for liquor law violations on Election Day. Prosecutor Swift ordered strict enforcement, ARrests only four on Election Day, warrants served yesterday and today, with 16 to 20 expected to be arraigned next Monday before Judge Kelly. The detectives allegedly raided open saloons without tipping off targets, gathering evidence against well known city figures.
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Foel Foundation
C. Addison
Kelly
Tr iv
Wright Under-Sheriff Named Assistant Postmaster of Rahway
William H. Wright, assistant postman in Rahway, is named under-sheriff by Sheriff-elect Robert A. Kirkland and will assume duties when the new sheriff takes charge. He succeeds James Helark of Fairway after years in office, and will join as a clerical employee in the office. Wright, a Rahway native, is a longtime Republican organizer credited with reviving the local party and expanding its membership to over 250. His successor as postmaster will be Charles A. Moore, Rahway-born and educated in Rahway public schools, son of Sham B. Moore, a longtime local grocer, and a steady Republican active in city politics.
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Willian H. Wright
Oval
Rahway
Robert A. Kirkland
Lawrence
Wright
James Helark
Fairway
Lath White
Mr. Wright
Chie
Ee Deere Wright
Mahway
Sant Withough
Wens
New York
Tate
Adi Nwa
I Railway Board of
Exeise
Chik
Ukeelu
Hag T
Itive
Haw
Weight
Onan
Nany
Sea
Kirkland
Sim
Alaletunl
Charles A. Moore
Mr. Moore
Sham B
Monte
Paber
Buninens
William
Dune
Moore
Deeper Waterways Topic To Be Discussed By Speaker
Osieip Tomkins former president of the Interurban Association of New Jersey will address the Elizabeth Board of Trade at the Elizabeth Whist Club meeting Thursday evening. His lecture on Deeper Waterways and Interurban New Jersey has been well received across the state.
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Osieip. Tomkins
Dent
Interurinite’ Asevciation of
New Jersey
Elizabeth Board of Trade
Elisebeth “Whirst Club
Smext
Tomfinson
Wettiways
Rahway Burglar Sentenced and Moved to State Prison
George Johnson a Rahway burglar sentenced by Judge Atwater of the Court of Quarter Sessions to two years in the State Prison Trenton was moved from the County Jail to the prison this morning by sheriff officers. He broke into the home of P Frank of Rahway.
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George Johnson
Rahway
Atwater
Quarter Sea
Storm
Trenton
P. Frank
W. D. Cornish Dead in Chicago Hotel
W. D. Cornish second vice president of the Union Pacific Railroad was found dead in his bed at the Auditorium Hotel Chicago on November 7. Heart failure is suspected. Cornish, a New York native, had arrived in the city the previous day and was noted as a former vice president of the Southern Pacific and a prominent figure in the Harriman railroad organization.
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Chicago
W. D. Cornish
Union Pacific Railroad
Auditorium Hotel
Cornish
New Sy
Lautet
Abel Hoy
Todlay
Otee
Southern Pacific Railroad
Harriman
Permanent club formed at Sixth Ward Republican meeting
A Sixth Ward colored Republican Club meeting at the Siler Slur Social Club on Washington Avenue decided to make the organization permanent and broaden its scope to represent colored Republicans citywide. Incoming talks and a brief address by President Ike highlighted party support as the club plans a next Friday night event.
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Sixth Ward
Washington
Avenue
Paty Het Support
Mr Andrews to Speak on Influence Tomorrow
H F P Andrews, a member of the Farmesiz Sons, will be the speaker tomorrow afternoon at 415 Pelodk in the Boys' room of the M C aegr ees. His subject is to be on influence, addressing a twelve year old audience.
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MR. Andrews
H. FP. Andrews
Oe A Fermesiz Sons
M. c Aegr Ees
Dies After Long Battle From Spinal Injury
Henry Schinnerr aged 22 died at Alexian Hospital after months with a broken spine from an April accident at Turn Verein practice on High street. He was a Germany native and Singer factory worker, long paralyzed in legs but in good spirits, with funeral to be held at an aunt's home.
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Henry Schinnerr
Alexian Hospital
Rebnoert
Turnmanter
Elizabeth
Turn Verein
Ae Turnmanter
Turn Y Hall
High Street
Letes
Sehnoerr
Hoxpl
Reading
Schnoert
Germany
Attorney General Candidates Named for New Jersey Post
Semi official information from Trenton on November 1 indicates the next attorney general will be Edmund Vilany of Red Bank or Alan Ih Strong of New Brunswick. The governor will not appoint a young man and wants a successor who measures up to past holders of the office.
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Journany
Trenton
Robert H. McCarter
Edmund Vilany
Red Bank
Alan Ih Strong
New Hrinawick
Probationers to Open School in Courthouse Wednesday Night
A probation school for boys under county court supervision will open Wednesday night in the basement of the courthouse. Charles Bartlety is named instructor, with courses limited to elementary subjects such as reading writing arithmetic spelling geography and English. Sessions will run weekly on Monday Thursday and Friday evenings from 7 to 9 thirty.
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Emily E. Williamson
Cleisent
Williamton
Charles Bartlety
Clement
Mes Williamson
Mra. Willinmacy
Betty
Mont
TAFT AT HOT SPRINGS VISIT STARTS CHEERFUL STOP
President elect Taft arrives in Hot Springs Virginia amid a festive crowd. He declares no cabinet construction here and notes plans to stay through Thanksgiving. Mrs Taft accompanies him as they are driven to the hotel bungalow amid enthusiastic greetings and colorful surroundings.
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Falt
Taft
Ln Golf
Boys Start Fires Near Barn on Atlantic Street
Owen Tobiasson reports to police and fire departments that local boys on Atlantic Street built a fire at the corner of his barn, ignited woodwork, and restarted flames after he arrived to extinguish them. He fears further damage to his property.
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Owen Tobiasson
Atlantic Street
Thenunnelview
Women Attend Conference By Local Y M C A Delegates
Fourteen delegates represented the local Y M C A at the fourteenth annual conference of the Woman's Auxiliaries of the New Jersey Young Men's Christian Associations in Newark. Samuel Clark of Newark was the leading officer, presiding over the discussions in the morning service.
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Young Men's Christian Associations
New Jerery
Newark V. al. G. A
Riddgore Sie
Samuel Clark
Newark
Wen Siding Offeer ‘Ak
Circulate Petitions For City Street Paving
Petitions for paving Genews and Delaware streets circulated among residents of Swallaeon Je. te. ouu with a Red Street already presented. Details unclear due to damaged OCR but involves local street improvements and signatures.
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Genews
Delaware
Swallaeon
New Jersey Citizens Eye Extended Mayor Terms
The last legislature backed amendments to extend mayoral terms to three years and extend elected municipal officers' terms. Attorney Stamler and Surrogate Parrot note mayoral terms could run four years if amendments pass in 1900, with likely adoption by voters in spring elections.
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Newey
Victor Meaving
Neria
Eliabeth
Dr. Meaving
Nemuch
Atootton
John d. Stamler
George. I. Parrot
New Jersey
Robert J. Kirkland
Evan R. Acklerman
Kitchell Released in 1500 Dollar Bail Report
William H Kitchell, linked to Hoboken partner Ralph Maronne in a conspiracy case involving the Marrett Manufacturing Company fraud of over 190000 in rag paper, appeared before Judge Atwater and pleaded not guilty through attorney Samuel Schleimer. Bail set at 1500 dollars. Maronne posted 16000 in a related matter.
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William H. Kitchell
Ralph Maronne
Hoboken
Marrett Manufacturing Company
Atwater
Toxbey
Ant
Samuel Schleimer
Willisra JH Renkin
Marome Weeesterday
John Polusa
Kitehell
Barrett
Conswee
Revelpive
Maronne
New York Stock Market Opens With Strong Buoyancy
The opening of the stock market in New York today showed stronger and more excited trading than for years. Stocks advanced with many shares rising over two points, and active favorites in the speculative sector led gains across sectors as buyers filled the room.
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Telegrapn
Roman
New York
Bedding Specialties Offers Deep Discounts
Frase Ble seady to save money on mattresses and bedding items. Visit the shop for removals and sales on up shot street with a selection of chairs and related home goods. Names and exact items are unclear due to damaged text.
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Dooley
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Broad Street
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Luigi Melcessare
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Capt
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P. J. W. H. Ryan
Peel
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Nate
Juin
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Engi “Siett
Harrimas Princiipal
Calvin Tomkins
Board ‘of Trade
Rahway House
Sorseyman
Union Pacific
Henry Schnoerr
Seizabeth Commercial College
Lersh
J. Edgar MiMickle
Od Rahe
Sugtras
Ciara Srs
Edmund Wilson
Alan H. Strong
Supt. Clement
Mrs. Williamson
Hot Springs
Virginia Resort
Bays Boys
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Moneure
Kitchell
Wall Street
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Caceler
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