Urdock Aids Fowler in Two New Jersey Meetings
Representatives Charles Fowler and Victor Murdock of Kansas addressed Republicans in two Newark and Infield meetings. Fowler assailed Senator Kean and David, urging populist reform, while Murdock praised Fowler and denounced machine politics. The Newark gathering, in Auditorio, drew regular Republicans, supporters of reform, and some Democrats.
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Charles N. Fowler
Victor Murdock
Kansas
Infield
Newark
Fowler
Kean
Davidaith
Mner
Coiled States Senate
Bedley
Congroseman Murdock
Lover Howe
Thera Cona Murdock
Hays
Jilse
Canon
Uwler
Contested Fire Salary Debate Hits City Hall
Mayor Mraving faults City Attorney Connolly in a board ruling on fire department pay. He argues the Fire Board cannot shift or increase the chief and assistant chief salaries without proper apportionment, claiming this would burden taxpayers and affect next year’s budget.
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Mraving
Connolly
Board of Fire Commissioners
Ac von
City Coun
Fire Board
Thompson Denies Ties to Fowler Campaign
Lloyd Thompson of Westfield, a Republican Assembly nominee, said in an interview he was “in no combination” with Fowler candidates. A letter draft by Laster Warfel, tied to Fowler, circulated claiming a platform. Thompson stressed he aimed to run independently and rejected any association with Fowler’s slate.
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Fowler
Fowler Assembly
Lloyd Thompson
Weatfield
Republican Assembly
Laster E. Warfel
Intiar
Political upheaval and popular power debate
Fragmentary remarks urge restoration of direct PE power over government, criticizing political machines and graft. Reference to England 1648 and revolutions in 1703, 1840s, and Japan, with Newark and Plainfield meetings noting figures Fowler and Powter and a call for reform through people’s elimination of delegated authority.
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England
Germany
Japan
Clergy Return to Labor Themed Services Across City Churches
Septembers return brings revival of church labor outreach as pastors outline their work and Sunday services focus on church and labor relations. Union and denominational churches plan communion, sermons on labor, and rally events with many inviting labor members to attend.
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Lfe
Windeld & McCowan
de D
Fulton Street M. E
F. Davia
Epworth M. E
Leo
First
Third Presbyterian
George G. Donel
Bethany Chapel
Third Presbyterian Church
Hirk Boal Guy Snowden
W. B. Hamilton
Hope Chapel
Wallace T. Marah
Grosetone Presbyterian Church
Maryville College
Maryville
Tenn
D.calkins
H. A. Gifford
D. Haw
Northfield
Maia
Union County Central Labor Union
All Bouts Unitarian Church
Mary T. Whitney
H. H. Oberly
Hchrist Church
Trinity Church
L R Atkinson
Otis A. Glazebrook
Hev. Brockholst Morgan
St. Andrew's Chapel
Fdr
Nitzschke
John Bauthnd
Kenilworth
Holy Trinity Lutherwn
F.C. Arepf
Bia
Melson Ani Ltd Society of the Stion Om
Wal
ML Tenan A. M. E
Roosevelt Endorsement Highlights Taft Support
A brief clipping notes former President Roosevelt endorsing Taft in a campaign appearance. It mentions praise for Senator Deiliver of Town and Representative Martin of South De Da, reflecting cross-faction backing and regional ties.
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Roosevelt
Deiliver
Martin
South
de da
Pastor Celebrates 27 Years at Local Church
The Rev Chetetlen G Plecher completed a 27 year ministry at Lathersh Church in Zam Serey de Bet with a public anniversary service. Members gathered to honor the pastor and recall his long service during the community event.
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Chetetlen G. Plecher
Philadelphia Census Shows City Population Rises
Washington dispatch reports the Philadelphia population reaching 1 549 008. The census notes an increase of 25 411, or 19 5 percent, keeping the city third in the nation by a wide margin. Pittsburgh rose 31 3 percent and Scranton 37 3 percent.
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Telparaph
The
Journal
Washington
Philadelphia
Athensic
United States
Pittsburg
Scranton
Cosgrove to Attend Carpenters Convention in Des Moines
John T. Cosgrove business agent of the Building Trades Council has been selected to attend the American Federation of Carpenters convention in Des Moines Iowa on September 18 He will represent the Carpenters Unions of Union county.
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John T. Cosgrove
The
Building Trades Council
American, Federation of Carpenters
Des Moines
Iowa
Carpenters’ Unions
Union County
Deaths During August Reported in Elizabeth City
The City Clerk reports August death totals in Elizabeth. Of the deaths, fifty seven were children under ten, many 1 to 10 days old. Forty three deaths were over ten years, mostly adults. Forty were female and twenty male. Infantile paralysis deaths were not recorded in the city despite cases in hospitals.
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Weatha
Elizabeth
Thas
Kenahwaa
Pernoon
Femalen
Alety
Isenzes
Nine Permits Issued for New Residences
Building Inspector Brennan reports nine permits issued since August 19 for new residences and conversions of shops to homes. Names and addresses show activities at Mary Moore Road, 164 Madison Avenue, 84 400. Other granted or planned projects include trailer alterations and conversions at 94 William Street, 81 800, 654 South Park Street 6 500, Monros Avenue 3 900, 498 Livingston Street 3 500, 347 Chilton Street 175, and 1110 North Avenue 3 500. Brennan’s illness limited totals.
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Brennan
Alexander Dakaldenst
Gis Madswesor
John J
Feardenee Gh
Maditon Atenus
Iy Weeldines
Mary Mo Roteberry
Gibson Place
Chrin Christianson
William Street
Joseph Atoln
South Park Street
Mary E. Whittaker
Monros Avenue
Charles H. Stein
Livingston Treet
Harry W. Wickes
Chilton Artest
Henry H. Wilhelman
North Avenue
Man 80 Falls From Plank Causing Left Arm Break
Jumps Lochmack Tremley aged 80 slipped from a wet plank at the Granecn Memorial Works while supervising masons. He fell two feet and broke his left arm. He was taken to the local hospital.
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Lochmack
Tremley
Dia Westarte
Sireining & Fane
Masons
Empire
Steamer West Point Burns at Sea Near Glasgow
Wireless dispatches from Boston report the freight steamer West Point on a Glasgow to Charleston voyage was ablaze at sea. The ship carried an empty cargo and the crew is missing any details on loss of life. No official confirmation of casualties was given.
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Boston
Whittar Line
West Point
Glasgow
Charleston
Taft Leaves for West to Review Labor Day Parade
President Taft departs for the West to review the Labor Day parade in St Paul after a stop in Chicago arriving Monday morning. He will travel by his sedan and reach Paul Mon to address the nation at the Jett ba 'tion congress.
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Bevery, Orp. O
At Paul Mon
Inter
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Ttn
Chicago
St. Paul
Store Clean-Up Ordered After Arraignment in Health Case
Alex Canes of tia brig Mies faced arraignment before the son torlay Re in a complaint brought by Health Trapector Richards. The judge noted Cohen's shop was in poor condition due to piles of old sht we and rubbish left about. He was given a week to clean up the store.
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Alex Canes
Tia Brig
Mies
Torlay
Richards
Cohen
Cloakmakers Strike Over After Notable Victory
A fragmented report notes cloakmakers strike ending after a strong win in the division, highlighting a rare victory described as one of the most viable in the division. Officials and workers remain cautious about next steps and ongoing labor tensions.
Mondat's Journal Item
A fragmented OCR line from Mondat's Journal mentions advertisements and selling, with unclear names or dates, offering little readable context. The readable parts hint at a public notice or classified ad but lack concrete entities or details to confirm a specific event.
Innocent Man Locked In After Witness Lied Confession
A 1 year old girl confessed that her testimony against Catfine was false, leading to the overturning of a serious rape case. Catfine remains imprisoned, while the girl’s admission prompts appeals and probation officers to pursue further action.
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Girl
Cantine
Raas
Hentgerk
Mary Daley
Snute
Catfine
Daley
Stata
William BR. Wilson
Anit
Igmond Wolf
Broad Street
Lina
Free-for-all Fight Results in Arrests at Bayway
In City Criminal Court, John Kiesrennkly, his wife, and Simon Riezennkl, all of McKinley Street, faced charges after a Thursday night free-for-all at a Bayway radio. Dominick Turnina testified he was struck with a billiard cue and flung out after striking Kiesrennkly’s wife. a mark on Mrs. Kiesrennkly’s arm was shown. Judge Owen P. Mahn postponed the case until Saturday morning.
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Dominick Turnina
Bayway
Tarutisa
CUBBERLY AND SLOCUM PLACED UNDER RECEIVER
The firm Cubberly and Slocum, brokers on Broadstreet, were placed in the hands of receiver J Tracey Horton of Newark in the U S District Court. Notice posted at the business premises confirmed the action. The firm, barely a year old, included well known local figures Sarria H Cubberly and Matthew Slocum, with Cubberly once a leading city baseball pitcher.
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Cupverty & Slocum
Habardashera
AO Broadstreet
Xeton
United States District Court
J. Tracey Horton
Newark
Sullure Bak
Sarria H. Cubberly
Matthew Klocum
Mr. Cubberly
Small Boys Arrested for Loitering Near Brasil Avenue
Patrotwan Sewer Tate teat signs. Eugene Budiller, 5, of 403 Bergen Street, and Ferdinand Brown, 4, of 404 Orchard Street, Newark, were found loitering on Brasil Avenue. After police held them overnight, they were returned to their homes. Union Business College advertises war classes at 210 Broad Street, Dix Building, with R. Berriman, principal. Tel. 603-W.
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Patrotwan
Tate
Eugene Budiller
Bergen Street
Ferdinand 4Wid Brown
Orchard Street
Newark
Brasil
Union Business College
Broad Street
Dix
R. Berriman
Ste Pesci
Motions Heard by Justice Bergen in Local Civil Matters
Justice Bergen heard several civil motions today. William Anderson faced a contempt pay order and offered to pay if given time. Attorneys asked to test service and the court granted amendments and time to file answers for a mill case.
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Supreme Court
Justive Bergen
Vourk
Ramuiel Koestler
Sidney Eldridge
William IL Anderson
Thin City
Anderson
Marcia Ungaro
Newark
Joseph Sirpice
Sirpice
Peter Benndt
Robert J. HE. McAdame
Trewery
Bayway man accused in factory burglary and theft
Joseph Kromine of Bayway is jailed on $400 bail after police say he burglarized the Robert Gilchrist Company plant on Third Street by entering through a bathroom window. He allegedly stole a wristwatch valued at 100, a gold charm worth 20, and a pocketbook. Detective Jake Matson tracked the suspect, later recovering the watch in a downtown saloon. Kromine, formerly employed at the factory and discharged, faced grand larceny charges with his wife appearing in court to support him.
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Joseph Kromine
Bayway
Robert Gilchrist Company
Third Street
William Pape
Hat Kromine
Gildehrist Company
Materfactory
Pape
Kromina
Matson
Jake Matson
Kromine
Inn
Second Street
Jor
Hartender
Keomine
Mahon
Fourth Ward Club Adds Members and Names Officers
Five new members joined the Fourth Ward Independent Local Club, bringing total to forty at a meeting in Fitzgibbon's Hall. Julio Ganz elected president. officers include Daniel Gorringe vice president JF Millers recording secretary Edward Malloy financial secretary Michael Connora treasurer Kathy McCarthy sergeant at arms. Refreshments were served. next meeting slated for Tuesday evening.
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Fourth Ward
T. TB. Fitzgibbon’s
Elizabeth Avenue
Julio Ganz
Daniel Gorringe
J.F
John J. Lynch
Wan
Kelly
Martin O'Conor
Willian Gibeon
Smith Seeks Sixth Ward Assessor Nomination
Smith, a longtime election board member from the Sixth ward, announces Democratic candidacy for sixth ward assessor. He is a Sixth ward native who says he will not recognize party affiliation and cites local knowledge of ward conditions as his basis.
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B.A. Smith
Mr. Smith
Grief driven tragedy ends life as fiancee did earlier
Bernard Wagner 34 of Bondatrect, after years with Yenny 17, ended his life at home on Court Street. A note and reports claim a pact with his fiancée before her June death, but family disputes this. Wagner shot himself with a hunting rifle in the attic, following her suicide linked to religious differences. He had worked as a letter carrier and was described as well known and well liked.
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Baird
Kean
Bruges
United States Senate
Mey Pottien
Amt
Bernt Shetbods
Newark
Plainfield
Charies N. Fowler
Conee
Jersey
Can Brwewan Powter
Yowler
Yenny
Court Street
Bernard Wagner
Hin Msele
Mins Yenny
Elizabeth
Jane
Aia
Wagner
Becissa
Aurelda
Ceptai O'Leary
Record Precinct
Uns
Wigner
Elizabeth General Hospital
Wagener
Minn Vanny
Denth
Divne
Waxner
Hoth
Tran
Tra
Hond Street
Hala
Charles Wagner
Child Survives After Plunge From Plaiza Into Street
A three year old boy from 887 Willizabeth Ave narrowly escaped serious injury Thursday afternoon when he fell from a piazza where he was playing. He suffered minor head injuries and light bruises after tumbling to the street below. His mother, watching nearby, was unable to prevent the accident. The boy was revived after the fall.
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Wlinabeth
Edwood Miller
Baby Parade Postponed Amid Holiday Affects Asbury
A baby parade planned for Asbury is postponed to Monday afternoon due to a holiday. Central Railroad offers special train service to handle expected larger turnout, with a morning departure around 11:80 stopping at Enzah and other stations along the line.
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Asbury
Berauan
Central Railroad
Park
Enzah
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