Major King Declares Run for Burtogate Nomination
Clark township's Major Benjamin King, director of the Board of real estate readers, said he has received strong pledges of support and will not seek delegates but will run if nominated for Burtogate to oppose George T. Parrot. He stressed his decision is final and cited satisfaction with his past work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parrot
Benjamin King
Clark Township
Burtogate
Opsin
George T. Parrot
King
Stout Bis
Mr. King
Ginal
Tata
Voting Machines to Be Used in Eleven Districts
Voting machines will be used in eleven districts of Misabeth on Election Day. The move sparks outcry and debate over efficiency and cost. If machines are scrapped, state losses could reach about 300000, with disposal as junk likely if not sold. Districts listed include Second ward Second district and others across multiple wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misabeth
Hat la
New
Secrond
Firat and
Anne
Randolph Perkins Still In Race For Assembly Nomination
Randolph Perkins declared there is no truth to reports she will abandon her bid for the Assembly. She said she remains in the fight to a finish and that the convention names candidates. Heavily influenced by political pressures have recently surfaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Perkins
Sam
Squire Save He TM and Cont of Managees in Rahway Tory
Fragmentary text mentions Squire and a request about not testifying. References to George A. Blake as president of a management body in Rahway and a Lake Hopatcong area term appear garbled. Reading indicates a legal or governance note with missing pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donmittes
Gaorgy A. Blake
Managees
Rahway
Tory
Squire Te
Abi Lake
Hopatoing
William Kelly Jr. Arrest Reported in Local Detention
A report states William Kelly Jr. was arrested here following an alleged incident. Details are limited in the readable text, but the record notes an arrest and the involvement of local authorities. Further specifics on charges or date are not provided in the fragment.
Woodling Men for Perkins and Assemblyman Row
Fragmentary report from Cranford cites William Hall residence, Randolph County ties, and mentions Woodling and Perkins as candidates. Vague notes imply party influence and ballot positioning, with references to Republican executive committee and local endorsements unclear in this fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Hall
Cranford
Randolph
Six Hurt As Trolley Cars Crash With Wagons
Six men were hurt in rear end collisions between trolley cars and express wagons in Newark yesterday. Injured were Frank Weizenegg, Adolph Weizenegg, Samuel Rice, Michael Smith, Thomas Green, and others treated at General Hospital. One victim, Michael Smith, was listed as critical. The wagon carried camp furniture and the incidents occurred near Prospect Place and Jefferson Avenue after 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oke
Michael Smith
Third Street
Ab Express
O'Ditelk
General Hospital
Frank Weilzenegg
Halmy Street
Newark
Adolph Welzenegg
Samuel’ Rice
South Sixth Street
Weixenegg
Thomas Green
Belleville Avenue
Alte
Jefferson Avenue
John Randolph
Raymond Wenden
Fek
Moe
Rene
Greer Nik
Hugo Cate
Canog Mark Destroyed by Fire in New York
Fire destroyed Canog Mark in New York, investigators assess cause as authorities urge caution amid debris. Firefighters battled the blaze ending with containment and property damage details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nurse Weds Rich Patient In Newfoundland
After three months of courtship nurse Mine Easle Wright married Alexander John Miller in Newfoundland. Miller, a wealthy iron construction contractor from New York City, faced a grave illness during the wedding period but recovered after an operation and hopeful prognosis was reported by family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuree
Mine Easle Wright
Elizabeth, General Hospital
Wan Marcied
Alexander John Miller
Central, Park
New York City
Miller
Rohan
Mr. Milter
Wall Street Trends and Mixed Bond Activity Amid Receivership Talks
The New York market opened with mixed gains in some stocks while Metropolitan fell 34 points and overall volume stayed light. Government and railroad bonds moved little as broader sentiment remained cautious amid looming receivership speculation affecting several industrials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Laterborough
Metropolitan
Lahal
Newark men missing after launch party outing
Frank Meehan 24 and James 18 Meehan and brothers William Moehan and two Newark youths Anthony and Jobs Swayzian left Newark yesterday in a twenty Ave foot steam launch from 4108 Jackson Place. They have not returned, fear engine may be disabled and a searching party may be sent out if they fail to reappear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
William
James Moehen
Mi 2
Newark
Anthony
Jobs Swayzian
Jackson Place
Meehan
Frank Meehan
Central Railroad
Atlantic League Magnates Meet For Title Decision
The Atlantis League directors gathered at the Burkely Hotel to decide whether Brooklyn or Reading finishes first. Delays pushed the session past 2 PM as managers Stor, Legian and Miller Pottoe joined the meeting. A plan to finish the Eastern League with a 400 rise to end the standings was discussed alongside matchups against the Elisabet Stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkely Hotel
Brooklyn
Reading
Burkely
Anoet Ae Ene
Sesalon
Oa Ees Ink
Msaager
Haa
Elisateth
Balthureahi
Miller
Ada
Beck
W. T. Rath
Elisabet
Primaries Roar In Union County Amid Quiet Here
In Union County today politicians from both Republican and Democratic sides mobilize for tomorrow's primary. Contests loom in Plainfield Cranford and the city with multiple wards voting from 5 pm to 9 pm. In the Second ward a Furskins delegation seeks county committee seats while Fifth ward faces a nomination battle for the council. McMurrey versus others in Fourth ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Morow
Sama
Plainfield
Cranford
Thin
Charles
Baing
Wallase
Democratia
Layce
Opeware
James McMurrey
Frank H. Smith
Timmer
Theo
Republian
Republicans Fight for Governorship Amid Weak Democratic Edge
Republicans press for the governorship as the Democratic party faces a dialling challenge and reduced strength. The contest centers on party strategy and voter sentiment shaping the campaign.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Atv
Elizabeth
Tee Peter Be Mare
William Kelly, JR
Weatfield
Nsel Bet Sno
Kadis
Woodling
Perkins
Granford
Plume
Toa Republican
Exeoive Commie
Og Moore
Ierma Secording
W. Park
H. Ro van Sain
Prugiy
Nae Agromr
Pheri
Bas
Foodluig
Jarrow
Fem Union
Newark-Elisabeth
Belts
Blaze
Ord Mur
Daland-Langing
Hana Nion
Rich
Elizebeth General Hospital
Mise Esato Wright
Newfoundland
Wall Street
Vst
Benderaie
Jim York
Chas
Chie
Seul
Mexican Capital
Missouri Pacific
Wort
Sana
Pen
R. B
Meshan
Riorene Law Ofriog
Fort
Katzanbeob
Sommers
Fagen
Essex
Hadson
Democratic Party