Union Citizens Plan Hall to Serve Linden Real Estate Trade
In Union Borough, citizens urged licenses for hotels and taverns to support local real estate activity. Judge changes sparked disappointment as several applicants were refused licenses and others faced questions about need and location. Protest by residents and council members cited population growth and demand for travelers’ accommodation, while officials debated hotel viability and liquor concerns.
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Common Ploes
Hdtel
Inn
Juation Bergen
B.S. Atwater
Askow
Andén
Willie Donaldson
Waskow
Ehalf
Linden
Justion
Donaldson
Theodore Gray
Talon
Demas
Antonio Callucet
Roselle
Ot Gallagher
Gall Reat
Ronnie Ty Layee
ASA
Fwyer
Loense
Borogh Council
E_P
Tannay
Citizens League
al Wal
Cack Re
Ant
Stein
Ensie Peretthardt
Crawford
W. Fi ‘Petts
Springfield
Annie M. Sauer
Linden Township
Tobi Vogel
Linden Hip
Frenk Dohhing
Omelio Park
Igma Hagan
Fenwond
Bern Com
San Homa Cove
Walporth
Mrs E E Williamson Appointed Dental Board Delegate
Mrs E E Williamson of Camden is named a delegate to the State Board of Registration and Examinations in Dentistry by Governor M M, with Rev Amys M and Rev Pomc A Foy among officials noted. The appointment appears in a Trenton date line, citing meetings and locations including Richmond, Va, and a range in May 1908.
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E. E. Williamson
Trenton
Alphoane
Camden
Wan
Fort Ae
State Board of Registration and Examinations In Dentistry
Amys M
Pomc A
Foy
Sedeyr
Bee
Watkainson
Nborne
Sway Fe
Range
Richmond
MAY MUZZLE ALL DOGS SEEK EELERGY FET AUAING DEATH
Unclear fragmentary text references a death and a possible call to action to muzzle dogs. No verifiable people or organizations discernible. The item remains unreadable to extract concrete facts or dates.
Democratic Evening at Vorwaerts Bazar Headlines Local Candidacy
General Deonna F Collins Democratic mayoral candidate spoke at Turn Hall Vorwaerts Bazaar with John J McGovern Robert Maurer freeholders and Martin Bracken Seventh Ward adviser. Collins pledged to discharge duties to best ability and organizers praised the event as a successful recruitment effort for the society.
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Deonna F. Collins
John J. McGovern
Robert Maurer
Freeholders
Martin Bracken
Accessor i i
Seventh Ward
Ba Enling
Turn Hall
Turn Verein Vorwaerts
Collina
Himmel
Unos
Hemlao
Union Men Campaign Against Kenely in Columbia Hall
A well attended meeting of the Political Advancement Committee in Columbia Hall outlined plans for a campaign against labor enemies. The committee, led by Patrick Donovan and including James J. Dardis John Feehan and John Keyes, will visit all Council nominees to gauge their stance on Excise Kenely, labeled the worst enemy of the trades union. The group argues Kenely has attacked union products and seeks to sever unions from their work. Further meetings and broader plans were promised as ordinance disagreements surface.
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Political Advancement Committee
Columbia Hall
Patrick Donovan
James J. Dardis
John Feehan
John Keyes
Excise Commin
Kenely
Will Testify For Him At Thaw Trial
New York telegram reports William Thaw’s mother Mrs Thaw, with Gerry D Rosa, visited White Plains rooms at the Carlton Hotel to await the trial. She allegedly brought 1,200 Egyptian cigarettes said to be for her son. She refused to talk for publication.
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New York
William Thaw
Harry ‘Thaw
Thaw
One Voting Machine To Be Used In City
City election will use a single voting machine in the second district of the eleventh ward. Secretary of State had until today to assign machines. Other districts had machines removed last August, leaving this one as the sole unit for election day. Clerk Kenaff reported the machine location in the Eleventh ward by noon.
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Secretary of State
Kenaff
Jary of State
Obituary notices from Elisabeth parish mourn two deaths
Mrs Edward Maher and Mrs Joseph Quigley of Elisabeth are listed among the bereaved, with details of their late spouses and family. The first was a longtime member of Saint George Church and respected Westchester parishioner. the second was the widow of John Cashman, who died at 301 Washington Avenue. The New Haven burial plans and Westville Cemetery interment are noted, along with other local deaths and family references.
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Orion Sullivan
Sullivan
Bern
Elisabeth
Edward Maher
Mire
Josep Jonaph Quigley
South
Joba Cashmhn
Mary
John Cashman
John J. Cashman
Washington
Judge Bergen Opens October Court with Impartial Grand Jury
Supreme Court Justice James J. Bergen presided at the October term opening as Grand Jurors were sworn. Foreman Allan B. Wallace led a countywide panel including Richard T. Potts and Caleb C. Pollard. Prosecutor raised two serious matters, including the Joseph Marius death alleged by two youths and the Gertrude Hand operation case, urging careful consideration and strict enforcement against deadly weapons and liquor violations.
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James J. Bergen
B.A. Vail
B.S Atwater
Justice Bergen
Anata
Allan B. Wallace
Burnnit
Elabeth
John H. Strawbridge
Arthur P. Suneeal
Richard T. Potts
Joseph
Marius
Gertrude’ Hand
Obnoxinus
War Delay in Balkans as Turkey Seeks Conference
Abdul Hamid postpones a declaration of war against Bulgaria following advice from France and England. A conference of powers is urged to settle the Balkans crisis. Clemenceau plans a campaigning tour to secure re election, while public fervor for war rises across cities.
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Sultan
England
France
Talegraph
Paria
Abdul Hamid
Turkey
Bulgaria
Balkans
Germany
Rainer
Iejers
Svancey Tawolsky
Brandoff
Paris
Clemenceau
Bertie
Senate
Chicago Hopes for Pennant in Nerve Racking League Races
The Giants face Boston and Chicago in tense pennant chase with a disputed game at issue. Predictions favor Chicago while New York counts on sweeping matches ahead of a decisive finish. Managers weigh rotations as Mathewson starts and rivals struggle with southpaw lineups.
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the Journal
New York
Giants
Chicago
Boston
National Lege Board
Beaneaters
Tn Flaherty
McGraw
Ane
Mathewson
Lincoln Centennial Plans Discussed by Local Association
A meeting of the Lincoln centennial committee and county association members approved forming a presidents committee to organize a proper program for Lincoln's centennial next February. The group will elect officers and set the event details. Entities: Lincoln, county association, executive committee.
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Giffiesrs
Linbarsuerte
Lincoln
Dwyer Nominated in New Jersey Political Race
Daniel Dwyer was nominated for a district seat in New Jersey. The report notes the nomination occurred at a ceremonial hall, with references to political figures and local party activity.
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Jemreor
Jeney
Daniel Dwyer
Goeetons
Aletrict
Lépeoln Hall
Cleaners described in a bustling city scene
A fragment describes vacuum cleaning in a zoned area with curtained rooms and mention of a machine named Cleanator. It references a residence, school, hospital, and a child care establishment run by H. Schreiber at 96 Broad Street and a tall office building.
Stones thrown at Pine Street synagogue during Yom Kippur
Maurice Coughlin of 21 percent Ripley Place and Challen Hugging of 412 Enat Jervey Street were arrested at their homes on an outstanding warrant charging them with throwing stones and wood into the Jewish synagogue at Pine and Second Streets during Yom Kippur services. They claimed it was for fun but Judge Mahon ordered ten days in jail. They were committed for lack of funds.
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Maurice Coughlin
Ripley Place
Challen
Enat Jervey Street
Reitman
Pine
Two Big Meetings for Republicans in Elizabeth
Sixth ward Republicans plan the campaign’s largest ward meeting at their headquarters on the third floor of the Lquorum Theatre building with Assembly candidates Carlton B. Pierce and A. B. Kirstein and Freeholder hopefuls Dr. Victor Mraving g and Robert Cissell. Speakers from Ernest R. Ackerman to a Newark National HQ representative are sought. a city rally at Lyceum Theatre features ex Governor Brokes and Congressman Barbour with the Urging party band.
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Sixth Ward
Republicana
Lquorum
Carlton B. Pierce
A. B. Kirstein
Assembly
Victor Mraving G
Robert
Cissell
Ernest R. Ackerman
National
Newark
Elizabeth
White
Lyceum
Brokes
New Jersey
Barbour
Connecticut
Ueangharwa Band
Wil Faratat
Pula
Elaheim County
Wall Street Opens With Quiet Trading After War Scare
The opening session in New York showed a limp on the tape as stocks edged higher only to retreat, with most issues inching toward the day’s near-flat range. Government bonds fluctuated and a few large names moved modestly, while the market digested the recent war scare and shifted to a cautious stance.
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New York
Pesserty
Athena
Uae
Martes
London Market Sees Mixed Moves Amid Batten Troubles
London trading today reflected market caution as the Batten dispute nears settlement without war. Prices shifted modestly with some gains in consoles and European shares showing strength while Turkish and Russian securities slipped slightly.
Wheel of Fire Tested by Firemen in Public Display
Fire department staged a dramatic test dubbed Wheel of Fire, drawing several hundred spectators at Hust Grand and Bromd streets. Electric lights, kept on only at night, worked perfectly as two large whirled structures sparked a continuous peal while engineers and electricians demonstrated safety measures and warning signals.
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Vealure Department
Hust Grand
Bromd
Committee to Meet on Trade Board Investigation
Dr Epstein and others invite all citizens to attend a late evening committee meeting at the Board of Trade to discuss and present views on the investigation into express trains and related matters. Frank Hand Co advertises millinery and other goods, with notes on prices and promotions.
Mrs Day Dies From Rabies After Dog Attack
Mrs Day of 16 Cherry Street dies after hydrophobic terror from a bull terrier bite. Doctors Buck and Zucker treat at home then in New York as the dog’s head is examined. Dr Buck notes toxin and infection spread. Mrs Day, 41, born in Philadelphia, died amid religious circles at the Presbyterian Church.
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M. Day
Seth Gale
New York
Buel
Zucker
Vienae
Marion
Fiesners
Presbyterian Church
Day
Philadelphia
Democratic Committees Meeting Postponed at Lyceum Theatre
A Democratic Committee meeting at the Lyceum Theatre Building was postponed. The Seventh Ward Republicans Club also met, but details are unclear due to fragmented OCR. The notice references union business college and modern methods but lacks coherent dates or names.
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Union Business College
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