Bryan Scores the President in New Jersey Labor Tour
W J Bryan in New Jersey cites Roosevelts labor letter and Gompers removal, signaling a cautious campaign in Newark and surrounding towns. He notes rest after a long trip, confirms next stops in Hampton, Newark, and New Brunswick, and frames the issue as the labor question in his bid for Democratic nomination.
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Bryan
New Jersey
Lambertville
W. J. Bryan
Newersy
Knox
Washington
Samuel Gompere
Labor
Roosevelt
Weshl
Baltimore
New York
Dee
Jed
Newt Roan
Hampton
Overville
Brook
Anbay
New Braswick
Newark
Elmirac
Labor unions and party stance cited in Philadelphia race
Reports from Trenton dated October 28 discuss Republican leaders and labor issues as crowds gather in West Philadelphia and Warren Street. The piece notes organized labor and employers clashing over reform plans, with calls for support and broader labor standards influencing voters. The article comments on the Democratic stance and endorsements by labor groups and criticizes party alignment.
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Trenton
West Philadel_phia
Warren Atreat Crouing
Bryan
Brea
Imbor
Labor
Bryan to speak at Elisabeth at 5.18 P M Today
William J Bryan will address Elisabeth at 5 18 P M from a platform erected near Frimbell Street old Roseball grounds. The event was delayed as Mr. Dixeb failed to arrive on time. Many prominent figures expected to attend the stand with an introduction for the speaker.
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Witliam J Bryan
Platinr
Whyman Bros Retiring Amid Broad Business Changes
Fragmentary OCR outlines Whyman Bros retirement with references to old established fur and retail trade. Mention appears of advertising shifts and potential involvement in children’s books and various items, but the text is largely garbled and incomplete.
Catcher Attacked in Hazrd Yard Incident
Yohn Henry, a Dog War den Hazard employee, suffered rough handling yesterday afternoon after attempting to calm a van attack. He was beaten and hospitalized with injuries described as natural and brutal. Authorities seek the assailant and a dog was placed in a net during the incident.
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Yohn Henry
Hazard
Bea Ming
Arden
Pier Ae
Roosevelt Cabinet to Lead Final Campaign Push
The Roosevelt administration plans a whirlwind campaign next week with the entire Cabinet on the stump. Secretary Root will speak in Toledo and at a New York engagement, while Postmaster General Burleson and Treasury Secretary Cortel are slated for appearances in West Virginia and Charleston. Attorney General Bonaparte and Secretaries Garfield Wilson and Strauss will continue touring as President Roosevelt considers joining them.
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Roosevelt
Ohio
West Virginia
Maryland
New York
Root
Toledo
Guyan Postapaster
Piers
Bee
Tae
Belair
Trenton
Ameunt
Secretary of Rating
West, Virginia
Charleston
The
Treasury
Cortel
Bonaparte
Garfield
Wilson
Strauss
City Attorney Not Man Meant in Rally Remarks
At a Democratic rally in Wentfield speaker former Rahway Mayor Furber was quoted in the Journal as saying Rahway City Attorney had been fired on charges and acquitted by the Republican Council. The report claimed Furber referred to a Republican councilman and "the attorney" was the target of error. The discussion touched on loyalty to duties and local grievances without clear identification of individuals or outcomes.
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Wentfield
James B. Furber
Rahway
Furber
Journal
Republican Council
Ony
Meint
Ae Ee
Fouter Roorhees
Ees
Ted
Outlet Sale Ad With Incomplete Details Attracts Shoppers
Fragmentary notice from a manufacturers sale lists items such as 420 salts at $2.00 and a Jefferson Avenue address. The ad mentions clothing and fall gear with unclear product names and pricing due to garbled OCR. No clear dates or full item descriptions are readable.
Local Politician Augustus Ritter Dies of Cancer at 63
Special to the Journal Rahway October 23 Former Councilman Augustus N. Ritter aged 63 died at his home on Stott avenue and Whittier street after a battle with stomach cancer. He was born in Rahway and served on the Common Council. noted for courtesy and reliability on the old Erie line. Survived by his widow and three children. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Rahway
Augustus N. Ritter
Stott Avenue
Whittier Street
Mr. Ritter
Andrew J
Bis Finess
Ritter
Ivania
New York
Philadelphia
Wash
Alwa
Geceph
James P, Oa
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Rittar
Marian Feralerties
Sixty Auxiliary Committee schedules next week meetings
The Auxiliary Committee of Sixty has completed its Toonday meetings and schedules a string of campaign events for next week. Republican mayoral candidate Dr. Victor Mraving will speak at Hebrew Library Hall Wednesday Turn Hall and Friday Lithnanton Hall. Noon meetings begin Tuesday at Ball & Wood and Pride at A. F. Brown ny, with further plans to cover national issues and coordinate election efforts.
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Toonday
Victor Mraving
Hebrew Library Hall
Turn Hall
Lithnanton Hall
South Park Street
Ball &* Wood
Standani ‘Company
Pride
A. F. Brown
Robert
New Clothing Store Opens at 56 Mariet Street Newark
A new clothing shop named Freamen opens at 56 Mariet Street in Newark. The owner Tina, described as an individual in retail, aims to establish a full sea of business prospects and demonstrate market intent in this local commercial venture.
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Freamen
Devertiniet
Tina
Mariet Street
Newark
Mass Meeting Sparks Union County Republican Rally
A large turnout filled the Lyceum Theatre as the first grand rally of the Union County League of Republican Clubs drew 25 clubs from Elizabeth and surrounding areas. Leaders including Robert B. Ciscol and Dr. Victor Mraving addressed a cheering crowd, pledging unity and support for future campaigns amid strong party enthusiasm.
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Atreet
Pennsylvania Station
Lyceum
Union County League of Republican Clubs
Elizabeth
Union County
Weberis
Mimilal
Ge ‘Charies
Raymond
Honda
Ameri
Trimble
Iresa
Mer
Ciasel
Tle
Lean Clo
Ebermee Chub
Dt Ford
Mma
J.ean
W. W Wal Tapuliiean
Hlere
Sprinela Republican
Etat Preant
Ferguson
Ford Republican Club
Fifeabeth
iWlab
Rahway
H. Madison
Niblican
Hilaabeth
Iam
R. Richart
Eels
Louinfield Rabican Cub
Leslie
M. Dial
Third Ward
Republican Club
Way
Frank H. Plam
Ward
James Johnwany
Roosevelt Republican Club
Beadle
Repubte
Ean Coh
George Nevidence
Boi Rewna Gut
Sather North Républican Clal Bt
Répul de Broeide
Assault at fruit stand over price angers customer
A Greek fruit stand operator at Broad and East Grand streets assaulted customer James Sweeney after a disagreement over fruit prices. The incident occurred in the morning hours when the customer objected to a price and was struck. bystanders observed the assault and police were called.
Woman jailed after second arrest in two days
Mary Argano a 22 year old Italian mother faced court for attempting to abandon her two children and elope during her husband’s absence in Italy. Neighbors testified as Argano pleaded with officers in court and at the cell door. Children aged five and two were left with neighbors. authorities ordered the kids cared for by the woman who held them while bond and custody questions were discussed.
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Mary Argano
Italy
Mindé
Nicole la Corte
Argano
Wito
Jipaslley Ore
Iain Muerte
Oanant
Woo'ei
Nile
Neetrol
Verdict Awards damages in Dutchman saloon case
William Rheeser secured a 300 verdict in circuit court after a trial over whether a Polish saloon owner Bentley warned Poles away from the Dutchman’s tavern in Tayway. The case centered on alleged threats and assault to enforce patronage lines between Polish and Dutch patrons. The Francia Case remains on trial with George Tate represented by counsel in the Court of Common Pleas.
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William Rheeser
Pgeinat Gierwassy Bentley
Crcuit
Tayway
Rayway
Shheerer
Bentley
Francia
George A Tate
Court of Common Pleas
Underwear and Hosiery At Walls Store For Everybody
An advertisement lists heavy cotton wool and cotton mixes underwear in many colors with fur lined options. Mentions a special sale and a featured item on page. Also notes Elizabeth Commercial Cringe and a contract with Engiistt treaty and Hersh Building address at 207 Broad Street.
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Anere 15
DOL Anommel Murs
Alineot
Ma PLC
Mir
Mentor
Eos Underwear
Ares Wet
Elizabeth Commercial Cringe
Damartweute Legation
Racine Hersh
Broad Street
Edgar’ MecMickie
Boy Struck By Automobile On Broad Street
Joseph Mason a resident of 6 Elim Street was hit while crossing Broad front near Went Grand yesterday after 4 pm by a car driven by Joseph Sweeney of 126 Forbert Street Plainfield. Mason’s clothes tore and he complained of a hip injury. An auto belonging to Bran ley Reed then took him to his home. The Sweeney car, owned by Edward Lilofer of 1141 East Front Street Plainfield, carried Mrs. Lilefer and a trained nurse at the time.
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Broad Tront
East Front Street
Plainfield
Lilefor
Express Rate Hearing Before State Railroad Commissioners
General Joseph W. Congdon and Borren D. Whiting opened the hearing in the Court House on the Elizabeth Board of Trade petition against Adams Express and United States Express Companies. Counsel for the Board of Trade and railroads debated commission jurisdiction and the right to issue orders while witnesses including G B Abercrombie of Pennsylvania Railroad and Henry Schva described express rates and carriage practices. The commission ruled it has authority to proceed, and testimony focused on interstate implications and railroad facilities supporting express firms.
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Joseph W. Congdon
Borren D. Whiting
Elizabeth Board of Trade
Adama
United States “Express
Board of Freeholders
Court House
Connolly
C. McK. Whittemore
Board of Trade
Pennsylvania
New Jersey Central
Imade
T. B. Harringe, Jr
Adame Express Company
Jack
New York
Ayinindoner
Congdon
Express
Saat
I Congdon
Alan
Ralland Commission
G. BP. Abercrombie
Pennsylvania Railroad
Whittmore
Adame Exeprensa
Pannsylenia
Adams Express Company
Manter
Persort
Abercrombie
Henry
James
United States
Man Slaying Case Ties Doctor to Suicide at Waldorf Astoria
Gertrude Hand of Summit dies after botched operation alleged to be performed by Dr Irv J Cook of New York City. Prosecutors say Cook lured by Dolan case and hospital ante mortem statements, faced first degree manslaughter charges. Coroner handles suicide noted at Waldorf Astoria after Cook’s arrest and a police room search.
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Irving J. Cook
Thirty Ninth Street
New York City
Swift
Gertrude Hand
Summit
Waldorf,Astoria Hotel
Rey, Volvet
Hand
Overbrook Hospital
Morristown
Aleg
We Hospital
John Dolan
Jan
Dr. Cook
Dolan
We York
Cook
New Yui
Giesa Costalal
Wael ulGee
J. Wallis Heveridge
Bhybo
Elizabeth Cook
Hs Ninth Street
Aki
Pither
Manoaai Lo Mra
Explosion Sale At Heane Dees Mens Wear
Townwide interest grows as an explosion sale at Heane Dees Mens Wear clears stock rapidly. Customers rush to buy work shirts and sweaters at reduced prices, stocking up for the year amid high demand and bold discounts.
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Heane Dees
Eileren
Levy's Department Store Sale Ad Fragments
Fragmented sale notice for Levy's Department Store listing foods blankets underwear and hats with unclear pricing. The ad mentions savings and a promotion by Frank Hand Co with partial product references and unreadable lines.
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LEVY
Levy's
Wallatreete
Bex
Tovnighs
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