Morris for City Council and delegates to conventions
Morris for City Council endorsed Charles O. Morris current representative of the second district. Neaille endorsed for Assissorship and Townley for Board of Education. Republicans of the Tenth ward met in the Dix Building led by Charley A Trimble. Delegates chosen for congressional and county, city and district conventions with names including Beebe, Hayes, Hoagland, and Kiggina among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dix
Charley A. ‘Trimble
Henry
Morris
C. Ev Riggine
Ray
Board of Eaducation
Peakee
Justice of the Peace
W. B. Parrot
Charles A Trimble
Herbert A. Pierson
Nathaniel Greens
Frederick i Richters
Augustus Crane
Alexander M. Kerr
George W. Beebe
Norman S.hayes
Louis V. Hoagland
Hae
Excursion Rates for Firemen's Parade Authorized
The board authorized excursion rates for the firemen's parade with one and two day return options. Prices listed include a one-way fare of 5.00 and a round trip of 8.00 for select groups. The measure aims to provide transportation concessions for spectators and participants alike.
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Board of Biuestion
Fenolation
Stein Ae
Toma We Watt
He Ice Company
Bilbeckers
Thompean
Campaign notes and candidates in local elections
Petitions for city offices were filed with the City Clerk. Democrats and one Republican submitted campaigns for assessorships in wards one three eight and eleven. Frederick W. Coyne filed in the eleventh ward. Bertram Miller was chosen by Third ward Republicans for City Council. A Kiely faction avoided a formal ticket, praising Kiely. Republican and Democratic meetings drew large attendance with planning for upcoming conventions and primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansh
John J. Murphy
Inslee Place
John J. Brosnan
Magnolia Avenue
Eighth Ward
John J. Kiely
Third Ward
Frederick
Bertram Miller
Michael Kiely
Kiely
James White
William Pender Iled
Obituary for Mrs. Elisabeth Tinsley and Hubert Tihaley
Fragmentary obituary notes Mrs Elisabeth Tinsley wife of Robert Tihaley, with scant funeral reference. Mentions a nighttime event and a comforted state, but details are unclear and partially unreadable. Names and relation hints suggest a memorial notice with limited legible facts.
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Hubert Tihaley
Elisabeth Tinsley
Robert Bade
Patterson Commander Named at New Jersey Veterans Encampment
At the third annual encampment of the Department of New Jersey United Spanish War Veterans in Jersey City G A B Hall Captain Robert L Patterson of this city was elected department commander and Rev Dr C A Glazebrook was chosen chaplain The presenting nominee for commander was Glazebrook with other candidates from Newark Rutherford and nearby locales listed in the fragmented report
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Department of New Jeresy
United Spanish War Veterans
G. A. B. Hall
Jersey City
Robert L. Patterson
Giie A. [ Glasebrook
Patterson
Prindle Sues Public Service for 900 Damages
George D. Prindle proprietor of Prindle's Livery Stable sues the Public Service Corporation in district court for 900 dollars claiming injuries after a trolley car incident on Jefferson Street. The suit seeks compensation for damages including the loss of a horse killed in the accident.
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The
Public Service Corporation
George D. Prindle
Prindle
Jefferson Strait
Thormas Peor Ene
Peices
Ryan and Berry battle for mayor in looming race
Democratic sentiment favors Ryan while Republicans back Berry as the mayoral contest narrows. Discusses fading interest in other Democrats like Collins Saurr and Engel, with Ryan labeled the only viable Democratic candidate and Berry viewed as the frontrunner among Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Ryan
Samuel J. Berry
Colonel Collins
John S. Saurr
Rank Engel
P. J. Myan
Berry
Repubicans
Inilicatio
Colby
Fagan
Ryan
Walt
Hanna Out of County Tax Board Resignation Tendered
Harvey Fisk and Sons employee Hanna in Cedar Street Union County discusses resignation from the tax board. He tendered the resignation on Tuesday night with intent to take effect Saturday, but the board expresses a desire that he remain in position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
TAX Board
Howe
Harvey Fisk
Sons
Cedar Etreet
Union
Hanns
Exmo
Orphan asylum appeals for fruit and vegetables
The Journal appeals to friends to remember the orphans with donations of fruit and vegetables for the remainder of the season. It notes high market prices and invites merchants and individuals to send goods to support the Institution and its in mates.
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Friends of the Orphane
Boys arraigned for malicious mischief
Five youths appeared in court to answer the charge of malicious mischief. The short hearing reviewed the alleged acts and set forthcoming dates for further proceedings.
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Edo der
Trent
Maliciote
Bert Poutine
Massacre fears spread after Warsaw violence report
Reports from Sept 13 describe widespread killings in a village near Odessa and threats of a massacre in Warsaw as terrorists push for intervention. The era's brutal acts include peasant killings and a noted execution of a girl assassin who proclaimed loyalty to the social revolution.
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St. Petersburg
Rept
Zenaide Konoplianikova
Mie
Odessa
Aing
da Kamenot
Warsaw
Poland
Arama
Mabhapor
Wall Street Opens With Broad Buying In Harsh Trading
Wall Street rose at the opening with broad buying interest and sharp advances in early minutes. As trading progressed, profit taking and liquidity maneuvers appeared, while investors weighed banker demand and security movements. Government bonds held steady as other issues showed muted activity.
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New York
Anc
Cary
London
Sir Thomas Lipton Receives Challenger Offer
Glasgow shipbuilders Denny Brothers propose a new yacht to challenge for the America Cup and would control construction. They claim plans overturn earlier designs by Watson and Fife, and Sir Thomas Lipton weighs the offer amid NYYC rating rule debates that could penalize certain engines.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Sir Thomas Lipton
Denny Brothers
Watson and Fife
Sir Thomas
Bir Thomas
Dennys
Roosevelt Cup Presented At Oyster Bay Reception
President Roosevelt to host a Little reception at the Mayflower tomorrow afternoon for Kester Yacht Club members and will present the Roosevelt Cup to the skipper of Vim. Refreshments follow and the President plans an address on clean sports. Senator Beveridge of Indiana visits Sagamore Hill and will meet the President. Timothy Woodruff to discuss New York politics on Saturday.
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Oyster Bay
Sept
Roosevelt
Kester Yacht Club
Akipper
Te Vim
Tine
Beveridge
New Pacific Terminal for Harriman Line
A fragmented report notes a proposed new Pacific terminal for the Harriman Line near the city. It describes potential land deals and a plan to support a deep water port development, with officials weighing costs and benefits for the region's transportation and trade.
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Pacific Terminal
Harriman Line
Sam Prencdts
Wile
Mersin
Efrivda
Wisbsind
Thougat RH
Menite
Btat
Porthend
Oniricht
Wana & Bettae Price
Georgia Ready for Commission Ship to Sail for Maine Yard
Georgia the first battleship on the Maine coast will sail from Charlestown Navy Yard Sunday for commissioning. Crew assignment and command details are announced by Captain Richard H. Denpve tt. Upon arrival she will spend about two weeks in dry dock for overhaul and receiving small arms and supplies before heading to the Brooklyn Navy Yard for ammunition.
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Bath
Georgia
Maine
Charlestown Savy Yard
Navy Yard
Richard
Denpevett
Siscer
Hase
Charlestown
Chapel Sud
Sreckiza Navy Yard
Humbert released from French prison
Frederick and Therese Flemibert, accused of a grand Paris swindle claiming Mme Humbert as heir to a fictitious Americas millionaire, were freed under conditional release after ministers approved liberty. Humbert is ill and may require surgery, while the couple serves a long sentence for earlier deception.
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Hamberts
Insurgents Advance on Havana Threaten Capital
Havana faces a dire crisis as insurgents rush from the south and west toward the capital. U S intervention is seen as likely, with the cruiser Denver in Havana harbor and the Marietta heading to Clentugoe. Insurgent victories or a refusal of Palma could hinge on a major assault expected within hours.
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Havana
Cubs
Havasa
Palma
United States Craier Denver
United States
Teland
Denver
Marietta
Clentugoe
Insurgenta
Ecta
Capi Sists Millios Eatran
Loynas de Castillobert
Pino Guarre
Bituetion
Colonil Avalos
Conse Pasian
del Sur
Consolacion
Avalos
Hevana
Sie
Ss -S
Ciantuegen
United States Wrisireaitcoets
ELIZ Commercial College Offers Day and Evening Sessions
Local ad notes Elizabeth Commercial College expanding to include day and evening classes under new management. Reads as a concise business notice with small print references to Brooklyn wallpaper firm and related trades.
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Eliz Commercial College
Tm Seerthand
MEI. Ae Awe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tenth Ward Republicans
Neaille
Townley
Board of Education
Goheels
Schleicher’s Hall
William Kelly
Moettte Ortey
Stas H. Cahill
Harry O'Neil
Gilfor Ostion
John Cae Poetwe
Je ¥ Dat
Rae Ud Sasoh
Repul Ye Acumnee
Farren
N. S
C. A. Glazebrook
Glasebrook
Newark
William D. Newman
Juschenseek
John M. Vogler
Rutherford
John
Robert B. Ei
Public Service
Hare
Ryan and
Vors Ryan
R. Townsend
Orphan Asylum
Board OF Trade
Min
Wall
Street
Amer
Bugar
Obie
Alge P
Col. Fuel and Iron
Aml
Louis
Nashville
Miasoor! Pacific
Central Ave
N.Y
Get & People’s Ga
Southern RR
Union Paettte
Texas Pacific
Ut ‘Wabass
Sir Thomas II
Gleegow
Big Fred
Tray Horinee Osiriohe
Humbert
Crawford’ Heire
U. 8
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