Exise Board Condemned in the Churches by Clergy
In city churches yesterday pastors denounced the Excise Board for cutting liquor license fees from 500 to 300 dollars. Dean Gessner of St Patrick's branded the board rotten to the core and questioned measures that ease drinkers’ access. Reformers Dr Meachem and other ministers warned the action weakens restraint and harms society.
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Old
Exrise Board
Bt. Patrick's Church
Dea Gessner
Fulton Street
M. E
Meachem
Youngson
J. James M. E
F. BR. Niteschke
Moravian Church
St. Mary's RC
Fraser O'Neill
Dean Gessner
St. Patrick's Church
Excise Board
Pete
Dean Geamner
Johmes Lawrence
Hit by trolley injures man on street
A man was struck by a trolley and sustained chest injuries. He was taken to General Hospital this morning and remained at home during treatment.
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General Matishvbens Rosey
Ideal Store Feature Shoppers Describe Ambience
Shoppers praise a convenient layout and friendly service at Ideal Store. Local patrons report steady stock and easy parking, with strong emphasis on value and neighborhood accessibility. The piece highlights community ties and a quick, practical shopping experience.
Bayonne to consider bridge link to Elizabeth and trolley line
Bayonne officials plan first meeting in three months to discuss approving Hudson and Union counties freeholders for a Newark Bay bridge linking Bayonne and Elizabeth. The board will also weigh Public Service Corporation building a belt trolley line along both sides of the city.
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Bayonne
Board of Tite
Boards of Freeholders of
Hudson
Union Counties
Newark Bay
Bayonnne
Elizabeth
Public Service Corporation
Liquor Licenses for the County Court Session Friday
The Court of Common Pleas reviewed three license renewals. Cranford’s renewal, by Louis R. Jensen, was granted with no protest. Roselle Park renewals for Al. Tieman and Otto Schuler drew opposition from about 15 residents led by Rev. C. C. Wood, arguing insufficient evidence to block renewal.
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Court of Common Pleas
Atwater
Roselle Park
Cranford
Louis R. Jensen
al. Tieman
Otto Schuler
Tieman
Tejera Martin O'Connor
Kapraig Park
C. C. Wood
Woodruff
Vorough
Bostas
Naturalizeies
Obituary notices for Peck and White family members in East Jt street area
The obituary item lists Cornelia Peck Sweater widow of J former resident of East Jt street who died recently at a hotel. It also notes Walter Misler and Walter White as family members with ages and relations, plus a Postmaster Jamon White connection and other scattered lines referencing a funeral and local deaths.
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Mim L. Cornelia Peck
Resi
East Jt Street
Way Tabernacle
Reopening of the Schools and Parochial Participation
Public and parochial schools begin the new year with some classrooms already filled from prior sessions. Enrollment rises, but accommodation may be tight, especially downtown, as principals report seating and classification progress to Superintendent Shearer. The day includes a principals’ meeting to assess conditions and plans, with high school course changes complicating numbers awaiting announcements.
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Thin City
Jessona
Shearer
Little
Battin High School
Governor Higgins Seeks Roosevelt Endorsement at Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay Sept. 10 President Roosevelt and New York Governor Higgins confer at Sagamore Hill. Higgins aims for the President's official backing to blunt the Hughes surge and secure renomination. Aides and reporters await the expected meeting after Higgins arrived by the 12:20 P M train.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Higgins
New York
Segamore AN
Hughes
Morton
Juscheon
Young Teddy Roosevelt Returns From Hunt in Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt Jr, eldest son of the President, arrives home from the West after weeks away. He returns earlier than planned and brings trophies from his expedition, greeting family and staff at Oyster Bay.
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Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
President Roosevelt
State Board to Hear Union County Tax Appeals
Trenton notes say the State Board of Equalization of Taxes will meet at Newark on September 10 to hear appeals from Union County towns and assess second class statements.
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Union County
Trenton
State Board of Equalization of
Newark
Union County Ct
Congressman's Granddaughter Born as Fowler Family Welcomes Baby
A garbled notice reports Congresman Fowler and his wife welcoming a child, naming Mr and Mrs Charles Fowler Jr. The fragments reference Vladivostok and a Brooklyn wallpaper firm, but details are unclear. The readable portions indicate a familial announcement tied to Congress, with surrounding stray text about shipping and wallpaper.
Riot After Free Fight In Elizabeth Ends With Wounds
A cow and two dogs triggered a large disturbance in Greater Elizabeth last evening around 6 30. Police arrived to find four Poles fighting with knives and stones while two others were wounded. Andrew Smally and Joseph Fortick were hospitalized with scalp lacerations and a chest wound. two morePoles remained in hospital with serious injuries. Officers held two prisoners and a witness, with language barriers hindering initial inquiries.
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Greater Elizabeth
Peters
Ward
McGrail
J. C. Smith
EB. Schmidt
Knbren
William Carlincki
Andrew Smally
Joseph Fortick
T Elizabeth Generalital
Andrew Smelly
Grodsicki
Frank Hwatck
Grodzicki
Finglish
Dying brakeman showed nerve under tragedy
Trenton dispatch reports James J. Travip of Philadelphia mortally injured when his left foot was crushed and his ride broken yet he rode twenty miles on the train without a murmur. He instructed nurses and priests, calmly directing his body to his father before dying two hours later at the hospital.
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Trenton
Oraxeman James
J. Travip
Philadelphis
Felom
Board of Trade to Resume Monthly Meetings Thursday
The Board of Trade will resume its monthly meetings Thursday evening in the board rooms in Gre Hersh building. A committee will consider holding an Old Home meeting to discuss and decide the matter with as many participants as possible.
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Board of Trade
Gre Hersh
Washington Chapter Anniversary Celebration Planned
The Washington chapter announces an anniversary celebration with Indies night entertainment and light refreshments. The event will be held in the upper room of the Kean Building.
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Bode
Kean
Massacre of Jews in Siedice Warms Warsaw Scene of Fury
Descriptions from Warsaw dated September 10 report artillery used by troops to destroy Jewish strongholds in Siedice. Townspeople describe widespread killings and looting while thousands of Jews and allies are described as killed or injured. Famine threats mount as 6,000 of 12,000 residents are destitute after the outbreak.
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Warsaw
Poland
Siedler
Hiad
Quister
Bue Sottere
Tom Ini
Russia
Solldiers
Siedice
Romnu
Ats
Perecal Fastabocs
Disorder in Warsaw as Jewish defense lines rise
Report from Wanaw Poland dated September 10 notes fears among Jews of possible attacks and growing self defense efforts amid anti semitic agitation. Authorities are monitoring activity and urging calm while rumors of organized resistance spread through the city.
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Warsaw
Wanaw
Poland
Themeelves
Trolley Crash on Brooklyn Bridge Injures Seven
New York on September 1 a three-car trolley crash on the Brooklyn Bridge left seven injured. The down grade toward Manhattan saw brakes fail and cars telescope in a wreck that trapped motorman Julian Scharf who survived the incident.
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Brooklyn Bridge
Newe York
Manhattan
Julian Scharf
Rureaiael
Outlook Favorable for Governor Cobb in Maine Election
Portland Maine September 10 Election is being held today in Maine under circumstances of national importance. Samuel Gompers AFL attacked Congressman Charles F Littlefield over hostility to organized labor drawing Republican response from Washington. Outlook favors Governor William S Cobb over Cyrus W Davis. Maine often votes Republican by wide margins.
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Portland
Maine
Samuel Gompere
American Federation of Labor
Charles F. Littlefield
Datter
Giompern
Washington
William ‘S’. Cobb
Cyrus W. Davis
Waterville
Marksmens chase title in National Match at Sea Girt
Shooting began at 6 90 this morning at the 800 yard stage of the National Individual Match with fewer than 200 contestants. The program includes the 1 000 yard range and a skirmish run. Bomus, executive officer, expresses confidence the tourney will finish the same day with the winner of Bagot’s prize to be announced after DeLoch’s second run.
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Bomus
DeLoch
Bravery of American Seamen Praised by Japanese Fire Aid
The Washington Navy Department received copies of a Japanese Advertiser report praising American sailors from the cruiser Raleigh for aiding in a disastrous fire at Aizawa Japan. Seamen James Price Romaning and Albert Regen led rescue efforts as burning debris was cleared and survivors assisted. The Alsawarick community publicly salutes these brave men and their actions.
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Raleigh
Washington
Aizawa
Japan
Japa
Navy Department
James Price
Romaning
Albert Regen
Alsawarick
Wall Street Opens With Heavy Gold Import Tension
In New York on September 10 the anticipated heavy gold import pushed a strong market tone. Stocks opened with concessions to Saturday's closing prices. Trading was light and choppy with some arbitrage activity. Government bonds and railroad issues showed irregular behavior amid buyers and sellers.
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New York
Xalee
Rebel Force Defeated in Cuban Battle
Sept 10 Havana dispatch reports government forces repelled insurgents near Pinar Del Rio after Dos Avalos and Gen Diaz defeated rebels and repaired rail lines. American gun crews assisted with machine guns. heavy losses claimed but details unclear as communication remains cut.
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Havana
Cuba
Insurgenta
Pinar del Rio
Dos Avalos
Soch
Cpl
Avalos
Diaz
Loyaliata
United States
Webster
Penetha Loyaliata
Iyii
Sepa
Nena
Hipple Carried Small Life Insurance Policy
Philadelphia report notes that yedarieh Newbourg, counsel for Frank K Hl he dead president of the Real Estate Life had been on perceived private person.
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Hipple
Philadelphia
Yedarieh Newbourg
Frank K. Hl
Ehe
Real Extatnie Two Ranee Ples Iife
Percevate
Pers
Fragmented OCR tale on fogbound voyage rivalry
A garbled OCR passage mentions American and German vessels, fog, and a vague clash over sounding and ownership. The text is incoherent with misread names and phrases, but hints at a contested event involving vessels and a claim of patent ownership linked to a graph or graphy.
Roof Paint Fire on Front Street
A report notes roof paint spilled during a work break on Fourth Street causing a blaze. Five bursts of flame scorched the area and drew attention to the incident. No injuries are described in the readable text.
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Front Street
Fourth Street
Yale
Bryan Off On His Southern Tour
Lincoln Nev Sept 10 William J Bryan departed this afternoon for his Southern tour via Ocahs where he speaks at union labor festival. He continues to St Louis for a reception tomorrow with local reports noting the event.
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Lincoln
Nev
William J
Bryan
Ocahs
St. Louis
Four Die As Building Collapses In New York
New York, Sept. 16. Four people were reported killed and a dozen injured when a building collapse in progress caused a partial fall of debris. Rescuers worked at the scene as efforts continued to locate survivors and account for missing workers.
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New York
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Eamusd White
Edmund White
Amistant
Jamon White
Alerian Hospital
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Alto
Wey
Gov. Higgins
Sagamore Hill
Teddy
Board of Equatization of
Texee
Fowler
Charles . Fowler, Jr
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Brooklyn
Wall” Paper. Co
General Hospital
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Cobb
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Wall Street
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