Arson charge against Clarke brothers in port avenue case
Clarke brothers Jndeew and Robert faced arson charges before Judge Maton after detective Edward L. Berger alleged they set fire to box car 33,064 at Port Avenue on August 15, causing railroad damage over 100 dollars. Bail set at 200 each. defense claimed they guarded railroad property.
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Crk
Floon
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Iwthiale
Borger
Tilton Company
Flint Jieron
Clark Brothers Toler
NO MORE BODIES FOUND IN BERGEN CUT DEBRIS
Ny Telegraph to the Journal reports no new bodies recovered from the Bergen Cut Tunnel collapse. Twelve men died and ten teriously injured remain in hospitals. additional leads and investigations involve railroad officials and a foreman, with charges possible.
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Bergen
Journal
Tenor City
Deegen
Ierday
Cew
President Taft Honors Late Lloyd W Bowers
President Taft presides at the funeral of Lloyd Wheeler Bowers solicitor general in the United States. Honorary bearers include Oliver Wen APH Hotnns and several named officials from Washington and New York. Burial planned at the family cemetery in Westfield Mosier Tati with services today.
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Tsim Suptia
Taft
Lloyd Whea
Kevin Inet
Cw Family
Weatfield
Mosier Tati
Wibertiers Ny Ratice
Church secretary ill after operation at city hospital
A longtime local church secretary and Home Missions official was reported seriously ill in hospital after an operation. Family and friends await further updates as doctors monitor her condition. no full details were released.
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Visio
Presley
Weetfield
Euter- Thor Evavery
World's Finest Riflesmen Praise United States Team
Major William B. Martin of this city returns from Camp Perry and Son Girt matches praising American riflemanship. He notes a record fifty one consecutive bullseyes and multiple top finishes including the Hale Trophy and high placements in the Buckeye, Officers and Inspectors, and Nevada trophy events. He says the United States could defeat the best in the world.
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United States
William B. Martin
América
Camp Perry
Martin
Aon Girt
Son Girt
Executrix Questioned In Johnson Will Fight In Court
In Orphans Court Judge Atwater hears Mina Josephine Smith as executrix and legatee amid ongoing contest by George S. diohn son’s heirs. Testimony covers statements before John son’s death and the will’s mental state notes from Stewart Hazelett and others.
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George S. Diohnson
Judge Atwater
Orphans Court
Mias Smith
Foster
Voorhees
G. Martram Woodruff
Mise Smith
Voorhes
Johnson
Johnson Halls
Stewart Hazeleft
Johnson Farm
Voorheen
Johnnon
Johnnen
Primary Returns Announced At Broad Street Office
The Journal will declare the results of the primary election by megaphone near the Broad street office on Tuesday night. As poll hours close at 9, results will be reported late. Inquiries through Journal telephones Nos 96 and 98 will receive prompt assistance.
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Broad Street
Pola
Protest Over Ballots Sparks Citywide Outcry
City voters and election officials race to fix printer errors and late ballot deliveries as protest grows over Republican primary ballots. Complaints focus on misprinted lines that mix delegates for congressional and state conventions, risking invalid ballots and delaying results tomorrow. A letter from former Gov Stokes signals a heated Senate campaign as he defends independence from Cannon era leadership.
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Kenwhlua
Inez Priday
Dutersy
Fowler
Ballot Boxes Ready for Primary in City Clerk Office
Sixty two ballot boxes prepared for the primary contest at the City Clerk Kenah office. Each district will have separate Republican and Democratic boxes. Boxes will be delivered at the City Hall with written receipts under a new law. Election opens tomorrow from 1 PM to 9 PM with boxes taken to wards today.
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Citylerk
Kenah
Anorney
Election Officers Plan Regarded as Dangerous
City election officers fear a Supreme Court decision cited by the Citizens Party could let any voter choose either party ballot. No written opinion supports that view, but officials warn it would violate the primary election act prohibiting cross party voting in successive primaries.
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Supreme Court
Bergen
Uipra
Slovtinns
Children Found After Missing From Roselle Trip
Grace and Jacob Reuter, children of Mr and Mrs George Reuter, moved from Morris Avenue to Thompson Avenue Roselle. They were found near Third Avenue and Chestnut Street Roselle by Marshal John Kinney at about 10 o'clock on tax day. Mrs W MacQuoid, wife of Mayor MacQuoid, transported them in her auto to the Tiny Nunnery during the mayor's absence. Kinney learned the family had moved to the Lorraine section and informed Mrs MacQuoid upon her return, who then took the children home to Roselle.
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Grace
Dacob Reuter
George Reuter
Morria Avenue
Thompson Avenue
Roselle
Third Avenue
Cheatnut Street
Marshal John Kinney
Marahal Kinney
Elizabeth
W. MacQuoid
Maciuoid
Mactudid
Kinney
Lorraine
Maine election in doubt at dawn. Fernald favored
Early voting hours show MaineState race unsettled with Republicans united behind Fernald for reelection and hope for four GOP congressional seats. Predictions place Fernald winning by about four to six thousand votes as Democratic challenger Plaisted lags in estimates.
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Forsiana
Maine
B. M. Fernald
Pernald
Prevlerick W. Plaisted
Schools Open for New Year in Public Education Push
Ten thousand Elizabeth boys and girls started the new school year as Superintendent R F Clement prepared enrollment figures for the board meeting. The district plans four hour sessions for lower primary pupils while older pupils keep full lengths. Battin High School shows a large rise in enrollment. School No A has new heating and ventilation though work remains, and parental school attendance is hoped to be light this year.
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R. F. Clement
Board of Education
Ly Endin Fy
Owi
Aries
Clement
Clementia
Battin High School
A H Grant Resigns All Souls Pastorate
Arthur J Grant resigns as minister of All Souls Unitarian Church after deciding cannot devote enough time due to business with American City Publishing New York. Congregation regrets loss. Mary P Whitney preached yesterday and may occupy pulpit until a new minister is chosen. Whitney's husband Rev Mr Whitney has retired from active service and his life has expired.
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All Souls Unitarian Church
Threety
Grant
American City Publishing, Company
New York
Bir
Mary P. Whitney
Sviiel
Whitteey
Light Ballot for Senator and New Jersey Primary
The article discusses a light direct primary in New Jersey with multiple candidates for the U.S. Senate including Menara Stokes Murphy Fowler Kean and Baird. It notes party leaders plan to respect the primary verdict while aiming to influence legislative choices, and mentions James E. Martine leading Democratic sentiment against Frank M. Murphy.
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New Jersey
United States
Kean
Republica Sena
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Stukow
Murphy
Fowler
Stokes
Mind
Ponaihly
Earape
Congrenamin Fowler
Fortinn
Inder
Ennex
Madson
Plains
Republicana
James E. Martine
Plainfield
Frank M. Melermit
Newark
Battin High School enrolment breaks attendance record
Up to noon today Battin High School and its Annex set a new attendance record as incoming classes exceed 800 with freshmen totals around forty to forty- six at Battin and about thirty six at the Annex. Woodbridge applicants and overall enrollment push toward about 1000. Major expansion noted as needed.
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Battin High School
Annex
Reahman
Woodbridge
Clement
Battin
Wall Street Week Opens With Broad Market Gains
The opening of the new week shows gains across most sectors with broad investor activity. Shares advance in many areas led by strongerBeck-related listings as traders digest early signals and look for momentum after a steady Friday session.
Open Evenings at Local Firms and Union College
Schwed and Bro and Weiss and Epstein announce extended evening hours until 9 o'clock. Union Business College invites calls or letters to 208-210 Broad Street, Dix Building, for new deals. Public notice urges readers to consult their physician for care and information.
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Schwed & Bro
Weiss & Epstein
Union Business College
Eatal
Optimistic AML candidates voice amid primary talk
The article reports widespread optimism among AML contenders led by Fowler and Runyon, with Frank H. Smith and Kean offering confident forecasts. Fowler's team signals victory while Runyon and Moore-Stein dynamics shape ward-by-ward expectations ahead of the primaries, as Alfred Stein projects a mayoral win against Charles Moore.
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AML
Congrenaman i Fowler
William N. Runyon
Enrycaine
Smith
REMNANT DAY TO-MORROW SALE AT FURNITURE STORE
Readable fragments describe remnants and white goods offered at low prices, including muslin and upholsteries, with mentions of indies fabrics and dense hues. Also notes about a minced ham advert, and a theatre dance lesson promotion at Proctor's Theatre.
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