Youthful Battin High class attends Elmbath City Council
City Council meeting features Chairman Sauer amid irregularities as Provident Collins relinquishes chair to participate. Council debates transfer of 800 from general unexpended balance to public buildings, with Finance Committee chair Gaver explaining positions and tensions rise among members over appropriations and duties.
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Battin High School
John B Sauer
Gaver
Council of
Elimbath
Pall
Tholey
Mr. Er
Leo
Coupe
Sauer
Piers
Iblman
Sawer
Hallarose
Sever
Elisabeth | Reothag Company
Renichiee Ag
Singer delegates to meet Monday
There will be an inquiry meeting of the delegates at Chiag for the reorganization of the logus. The championship week was taken in but finish from the Potlapers. The competition and rivalry caused ill feeling between several teams and the Teague was not taken up last year due to lack of entries. Officers will be elected and a meeting set to discuss future plans.
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Chia
Wounded Man’s Condition Improves
A wounded man’s condition has improved after advances in treatment at Lehman & Co. A brief notice notes a new importation of Camembert cheese and mentions René as part of the delivery contact at 128.
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Renee
Gavi
Bess
Camambert -Chieas
Lehman & Cos
Police capture three alleged panhandlers
Three men Edward Kelly James Collie and Martin Pelton were brought to police headquarters this morning after being identified as panhandlers. They will be held pending arraignment in the city police court. The suspects claimed to have lost speech after typhoid fever and asked for help before the arrest.
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Jofler Korine
Mes
Edward Kelly
James Collie
Martin Pelton
Republicans Hold Large Rally to Open Campaign Season
Ex governor Edward Stokes to preside as Senator John Keen leads the opening Republican rally in the Lyosum Theatre next Thursday. The party promises an expansive program and a landmark gathering in its campaign history.
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Edward Stokes
Gret
Lyosum ‘Theatre
Aia
Smashed Dog Pound Fined Twenty Dollars By Court
After an examination lasting over nine bills in Police Court this morning Judge Mahon imposed a twenty dollar fine on Joseph Cemmereto an Italian man.
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Mahon
Joseph Cemmereto
Union County Delegates Clash Over Caucus Choice
Union County delegates at the Fifth Congressional Democratic Convention in Phillipsburg disputed the nomination process for Congress. They protested being bypassed as William Tuttle Jr of Westfield was chosen, while sources say Isaac N Barber was the preferred candidate. Delegates warn the dispute could threaten harmony and long protest lingers over the decision.
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Yurterlay
Phillipsburg
Johnston Commish
Warren County
Union County
Isaae N. Barber
Congress
William
Tuttle, Jr
Westfield
Warren
Tutile
Harmony Town
Bar
Gerhardt 18 Held for Cruelty to Horse
A city police court hearing finds George Gerhardt, 17, held on bonds for the grand jury over charges of cruelty to a horse. The owner and driver testified that a horse died from colic after being starved and overworked while delivering orders, with questions about whether the youths were in Roselle on September 29.
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George Gerbatt
Port Srewas
Aalmal
Gechardt
Frederick A. Zucker
Irmil & Gro
Port ‘Evenue
Herpus
Linden Toca
Anderson
Aoe Eva
Aatipal Auit
Rosettle
Lila
Roselle
Streets Betterment Sought by City Council Petitions
City Council heard petitions urging street and highway improvements and better lighting in various sections. Requests were referred to the Street and Highway Committee and the Street Lighting Committee for action.
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Wich
Strests
Avenes
Trafic
Teen Nagar
Tans
Woman Loses $110 On The Street
Mrs Mary Jacobson of 402 Elizabeth Street mourns the loss of $110 dropped on Third Street near East Jersey Street while she paused on her way home. Police seek witnesses and urge checking nearby sidewalks for the money.
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Mary Jacobson
Elizabeth
Stems
Third Street
East Jersey
Wall Street Busy as Stocks Rally Amid Mixed Signals
Traders watched a choppy session on Wall Street with gains in several shares offset by declines in others as economic data and corporate results fueled cautious optimism. Investors weighed inflation trends, interest rate expectations, and guidance from major banks.
Public Library Referendum Moves to November Vote
A city referendum plan on public library funding advances after a unanimous joint committee report. President Collins and ex-Chancellor Magic lead speeches urging support as William H. Corbin echoes the call to submit the issue to voters, despite tax concerns.
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Phe
City of
Elizabeth
Jon Woon
William H. Corbin
The Mest Toad Colors Case Hea Spe
Tracey and teammates faced a mix up on timing as the match colors shifted. Officials investigated late changes affecting the event schedule and venue assignments.
Hitchcoge Asks Forts to Take the Stump
Trenton October 2. Governor Fort pressed the case for a vigorous campaign tour, saying he intends to rest soon but will continue his arduous schedule. He remained determined to undertake the demanding task despite fatigue.
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Hitchcoge
Forts
Partnership Expired by Limitation and Ownership Change
A sole proprietor reports the partnership expired by limitation after five years. The original party continues the old business, named as steak operation, through the sole proprietorship.
Bond Posted After Charge Against Officer Novella
A local bond posting followed a charged case against Officer Novella. The incident prompted police and court proceedings with further hearing slated for next week.
Ready to Wear Hats Move at Lory's More Store
A shipment of 1,008 ready to wear hats arrives for the store’s Wise Men display. The goods go on sale tomorrow at Lory's More, inviting male customers to browse the new headwear assortment.
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Mery Thas
Mem
Oh Male
Lory's More
Tuclher’s Closed Monday in Retail Shakeup
Local notice reports Tuchler’s closing Monday amid a sales event and references a Philadelphia clothing line and tailor-made offerings. The message mentions Jefferson Avenue and a manufacturing note, with unclear details about timing.
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Tuchler
Techler Bros
Bate
Phia
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