Sunday Closing Views Stir Hoboken Area Rally in Elizabeth
A mass meeting in Elizabeth drew more than five hundred residents and leaders including former Hoboken Mayor Lankering and Newark’s George Herman. They denounced a bishops bill, urged tax relief and citywide improvements, and adopted resolutions sending requests to Mayor Ryan, the council, and state lawmakers to amend the legislation.
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Lankering
Hoboken
George Herman
Newark
Ewald’ Hocker
Hatening
PJ. McGurk
Ryan
Elizabeth
Wera
Citieops
Huntay
Penbelin
Sas
Miyor Jacob Heasall
Sitlangs
Vat
Hick Il
Tha i
Victim of Feud Dies in Port Reading Hospital
Luigi Tsansoul, 41, shot through the temple during a feud at Port Reading, died at Middlesex County Hospital after being held in New Brunswick on murder charges. The incident began August 24 and carried into the next morning, with Rafaele Dascasio, a cousin of the accused, badly cut and two others shot. Dascasio identified in New York by the deceased as the alleged assailant amid Italian dockside tensions.
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Luigi Tsansool
Port Reading
Pasquale Dalewio
Luigi
Middlesex County
New Brunswick
Bea Jing
Rafaele Daleasio
Alexian
Bronawick
Iteliana
Dascasio
New York
Citizens Bank Tops Donations With $100 Contribution
Citizens Bank pledges a $100 contribution, emerging as the largest donor so far to Old Home Week support efforts. Other institutions are expected to follow suit, signaling growing local financial backing.
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Citizens Bank
Old Home Wek
Ted Persons
Rnedord
Sightseeing auto has narrow escape in New York street
A sightseeing automobile narrowly escaped disaster in New York on September 6. The vehicle veered onto a crowded street, narrowly missing pedestrians and other cars, with witnesses noting a dramatic near collision and quick action by the driver to regain control.
Trimmer Suit Papers Served in Roselle Borough Case
Legal action in Roselle borough seeks $5,000 in tort damages from Borough Collector Charles B. Trimmer over alleged shortages and accounting faults. Claims include misapplied school funds, uncharged receipts, and repeated misstatements tied to 1903 through 1906 finances, with disputed tax credits and canal fund entries.
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Borough of
Roselle
Charles B. Trimmer
Trimmer
Ismael Zark
Ee me srt tore 5 tae om sa
Ee me srt tore five items from a page segment with readable fragments. The brief notes mention events and names, though details are partially obscured. The available names and places hint at a local news item without a clear single outcome or date.
New Teachers and Administrative Changes in Local Schools
New teachers arrive as schools reopen on Monday. Miss Warner succeeds Miss Sayre at Battin High School, with Miss Wareer as principal at Ee School and Miss Day added as a teacher. Robert Morris of Piermont is named vice principal at School No 3, replacing Peter J Campbell who becomes principal.
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Peter J. Campbell
Rutgers Collie
The
Dutch Reformed Church
New Hauna [Wick
Columbia
Kate M. Wareer
Iltemturs
Battin High School
Malta curtains bargain found at McMasten fires
A fragment notes a rare bargain in lace curtains offered near Malta with mentions of a statute face curtetia at the McMasten fires, suggesting a local sales item or notice.
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Malta
Downtown Republican Club Endorses Fort Governor Candidate
The Downtown Republican Club met to discuss candidates for office. It endorsed the Fort Governor candidacy and George T. Parrot for State, with support for Randolph Porkina’s bid withdrawn amid opposition. Endorsements also went to local councilmen and school commissioners.
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Republican Club
Supreme Court
George T. Parrot
Syte
John RB. Moxon
Randolph Porkina
Fort
George T
Ouia
Political notes on party stage and Democratic bids
Fragmented political notes discuss opposition strategy and Democratic candidate positions. The text references Bergen County, congressional expectations, and implied campaigning tactics including walkins and live appearances.
Mystery as Decapitated Body Furnishes Clues
New York reporters describe the decapitated body found on the Staten Toland Rapid Transit at Hoath Beach. Police weigh murder theory against runover. initials H St on a watch provide the only identity clue amid careful, refined attire and near-track discovery.
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New York
Staten Toland Rapid Transit
Hoath Beach
Trix
Bing
Victin
Earle Escapes Monroe Home Mob Amid Rumors
A large mob gathered outside the Monroe New York home of Earle early today. Neighbors and prominent citizens intervened after searches found no one at the house. Reports say Earle had been seen elsewhere earlier, causing a tense confrontation and questions about his whereabouts.
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New York
Ferdiand Pinney Carle
Monroe
N.Y
Bandeenms
Earle
Firs
Husband Dead Wife Wounded in Bept. shooting at Glasge home
In Beatil Indiana on September 6 Dr. Glasge a leading physician is found dead and his wife wounded after a reported domestic dispute. Police say the husband shot himself and the wife claims she was shot by him before he died. Neighbors describe Mrs Glasgow as a beautiful member of a prominent family.
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Jason
Boston man arrested after serious felon charge reported
Local police report a Boston resident facing a serious felon charge following an incident at home. Details are sparse and the case appears to involve a man connected to a Boston area theater scene through a family member.
Fragmented weather note hints at shifting wind conditions
A broken OCR fragment references wind and time related terms. It shows stray letters and may indicate a weather or wind report. No clear date location or organization is readable.
Court raises wholesale liquor license fee to 268 dollars
At a Cranford session of the Court of Common Pleas several objectors led by William J. Wermell and Lame Jensen halted renewal applications. The judge ordered all liquor license fees for wholesale sales to rise from 100 to 268 dollars until further order, with towns under census provisions seeing a 250 dollar fee consistent across township and municipal districts.
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Court of Common Pleas
William J. Wermell
Lame Jensen
Crawford Tansabto
Otto Tiemann
Anita
Hicumas
Big Suit Against Thomas A Edison Reported
A crowded legal notice from New York alleges a significant filing against Thomas A Edison. The fragmented OCR text references damages and a mass of details surrounding the case, with references to Edison and related parties, but specifics are unclear. The item reads like a late 19th or early 20th century court action notice.
Roth Closed Monday Ndr ts tose aan a
A fragmented OCR note reports that Roth is closed on Monday with unclear surrounding details. Readable fragments indicate a closing action but omit full context or precise entities. The item appears as a brief public notice or scheduling line from a local source.
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Roth
Mongay
Tose Aan
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