City Attorney Opinion On Crowded City High Schools
A report from Superintendent Clement details crowding in New York City public schools. It notes total attendance about 9,178, with many children on half time or starting four hour classes across Schools 1 2 4 0 and 7. It describes new four hour sessions, students new to schooling, and efforts to expand classes to manage demand. Continued in Seventh Page.
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Tawaf Baliaun
Schon WE. Clement
Condom
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Farnitiee Als
Smreytens
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Rendeted
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Niles
Escape from Skillman Found Near Cranford
Special to the Journal reports two boys, Railey and Gare, escaped from Skillman near Cranford. Railroad detectives traced them to Cranford late yesterday after a panic at the town. They were brought to the institution with the others.
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Skillman
Cranford
Steeial
Rantorl
Jamen’ Railey
Gare Iro
Silliman
Fort F.o
Esterday
Wall
Four Children Poisoned After Seeds Found in Yard
Four children under ten, living at 119 South Park Street, were poisoned after eating seeds found in a yard. Two severely ill at General Hospital, one recovering, and a neighboring girl also affected. Seeds blamed as poisonous in large quantities, possibly ginseng photo plant, with doctors noting danger. Parents described the plant to doctors. authorities warn seeds can be toxic.
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Syenra
South Park Street
Francis Tuey
Elianbeth Tirsey
Taira
General Hospital
Weaver
Alhngh
Anna
Thonths Old
Francia
Elizabeth Tuxey
Durarabi
Emil Stein
Vale
Vins
Miny Fitzgerald
Jon South Work Street
General Hospital Auiliitanes
William Taxey
Vhey
Eng
Ting Rat
Unidentified body pulled from bay near city dock
An unidentified man about 60 was recovered from the bay near the city dock at 2:30 PM. He wore a dark suit and shoes, had gray hair with a red-tinted mustache, and carried no identifying papers. A pair of eyeglasses in a case bearing an optician's name were found in his pockets. The body was taken to the morgue as investigators search for clues to his identity.
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Canad Oyiposite
J. 1. Engel
Ho Wan
Gustav Korn
Mr. Engel
City
D. D. Petersen
Shore House
James Donahue
Elizabeth Yacht Clubhouse
Engel
Jobain
Tower
Charles C. Diehl
Somerville
Rahway
Diehl
Perth Amboy
Denial by Dr Philpot in Newark divorce trial
Dr William C C Philpot testified in his own defense denying his wife Clara Philpot’s claims. He said he kissed and carried the baby many times and did not refuse christening. The case, before Chancellor Stevena in Prudential Building, draws local interest with police officials and judges called as witnesses.
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Clara Philpot
Jefferson Avenue
William C. C. Philpot
Dr. Philpot
George (. Tenney
Owen P. Mahon
City Criminal Court
Samuel Murphy
Patrick Brogan
Philpot
Taft Healing Party Breach Brings Shift in Patronage
A Beverly dispatch reports President Taft releasing a letter authorizing a plan to restore insurgent influence in federal patronage. The move signals a public embrace of Progressive Republicans, with Norton’s secretary note explaining no distinction between Senators and Representatives who back the party platform. The letter, believed sent to an Iowa congressman, praises insurgents and hints at broader party unity, though critics call it a strategic move by Taft to guide progressives into effective channels. The content continues on the sixth page.
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Heverly
Republican Party
Beverly
Art Vy
Charles D. Norton
Taft
Nam
Nto
Iowa
Woman from Linden Ends Life Attempt on Rail Line
Mary Dassenfy known as tomboy and recent escapee from Morris Plains State Hospital tried to end her life beneath a Staten Island Rapid Transit train at West Brighton. She lay across the tracks as an 830 o'clock train passed within 30 feet. Detected officials removed her to St. Vincent's Hospital amid hysteria and shock.
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Mary Dassenfy
Linden
State Hospital
Lnwane
Morris Plains
Staten Island Rapid Transit Comany
West Brighton
de Tives
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Centenary tribute to William Rankin at First Presbyterian
At a midweek service the First Presbyterian Church sent telegrams and tributes for William Rankin of Summit on his hundredth birthday. Rev Dr William Force Whitaker lauded Rankin’s long church service, noting his role as treasurer of the Board of Foreign Missions and his work spreading funds globally with security and diligence.
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First Presbyterian Church
William Korea Whitaker
Daniel M. Frieland
New York
William Tonkin
Summit
Elizabeth
West Presbyterian Church
Frie
Rankin
Princeton
Mery Rankin
Vir. Whitaker
William Rankin
Willey View Avenue
N. J
William Force Whitaker
Taree
Presbyterian Church
Thynkin
Whitaker
Board of Foreign
Will Ask Recount Of Votes In Third Ward Contest
John Meek alleges he won the Democratic councilman nomination in the Thin ward by Flynn by four votes and will contest the result. He claims evidence and statements from several observers show errors in counting and says eleven votes may be changed across two districts. Meek prepared for the State convention as he seeks recount proceedings.
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John Meek
Thomas A. Flynn
Flynn
Tiwan
Fis
Heck
Mr. Meck
Meck
Provera Properning Democrats
Stokes Leads in Primary Returns as Count Incomplete
Telegraph report from Trenton Sept 15 updates Tuesday’s primary results showing ex-Governor Stokes leading ex-Governor Murphy with Fowler also ahead. Atlantic County Murphy votes halved from 7000 to 3000, but official tallies remain pending to determine the winner.
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Journal
Trenton
E. ©. Stokes
Franklin Murphy
Charles S. Fowler
SAC
Atlantic County
Murphy
Berry congratulates Stein in nomination race
Alfred A. Stein, a Democratic candidate in the Demerate agers nomination contest, was congratulated last night by former Mayor Samuel J. Berry, Sr, who will again carry the Begin banner in the coming election. Berry called Stein by telephone to offer felicitations and said a clean campaign is assured.
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Alfred A. Stein
Demerate Agers
Samuel J. Berry
Begin
Berry
Stein
Picture Framers and Diploma Stories in the Journal
The fragmentary OCR notes a local feature on the picture framers with four clean photos and diplomas, naming C. Maly and W. J. Kienbeik among others. It references a Journal in We ware and a Elizabeth A Pay journit om a fora eS frmevivanin Radin Setmaton.
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C. Maly
Broweam
Kienbeik
W. J
Journal
Weware
Elisebeth
Fowler Republican split hoped inward unity at district convention
Report on the First district Eleventh ward Republican contest highlights a hoped no clash between Fowler and regular Republicans. Charles N. Fowler plans to accept defeat gracefully and back Judge William N. Klinyon. Elizabeth delegation gathers at Dix Building with delegates and Band for a Manifold trolley trip. headquarters set in Courier-News Building. Smith claims 34 of 44 Elizabeth votes and 82 of Union County 194 votes.
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Charles N. Fowler
Dn Nail
William N. Klinyon
Frank WH. Smith
Republican County Committee
Elizabeth
Republican Kentynartera
Dix
Maiifold
Pendenham
Courier-News
Tuiding
Alh
Smith
Morris County
Union County
Fowler
Robert A
Waterbury
Republic
Clarence P. Morrell
Twige Binron
New York City
Neen
Lavine
Hoagland
Tin Plate Mills Open After Strike Turmoil
A surprise report from Marine Percy Ohio confirms thirteen mills of the Laughlin plant of the American Sher and Tin Ware Company reopened. The mills closed when tin workers went on strike in July 1900, affecting about two thousand men and signaling a significant restart in the regional industry.
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Soutnop Y Tittaburg
Laughlin
American
Sher and Tin Ware Company
Marine Percy
Ohio
Wall Street Opens Mixed Amid Early Trade Activity
Wall Street records a cautious start with modest gains and frequent swings as traders digest government moves and earnings. Early declines give way to improved sentiment by midday with several issues rallying and overall activity steady amid a firm tone.
Wilson Leads in Gubernatorial Nomination Battle
At the New Jersey Democratic State Convention in Trenton Dr. Wonlow Wilson, president of Princeton University, is poised to win the governor nomination likely on the first ballot. Katzenbach and Silver contest support, with Wittpenn and Warrigati also pressing. Delegates from Mercer and Davidson counties shape the plateform while party leaders jockey for influence as Wilson secures early backing.
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Trento
Wonlow Wilson
Princeton University
Wilson
Frank
Kattenbach, Jr
George Silver
Middlesex
Otto Wittpenn
Jersey City
Sheri Warrigati
Newark
Wan
Currence Ki. Cole
Athintic
Rhatyenbaeh
John A. Montgomery
Mogerrs Silair
Tre Witsner
Sith
Manel
Lamont
Chirhoe
Johor
Hallagher
Wa- Oh
Mercer
Alvgher
Onabl
Sorith Ningeat
Smith
Katzenbach
Bite
Sterling
Pasi
Atleorge
Kateenbach
Wittpenn
Davia Hilson County
Shidson County
Wittpeon
Pnrive
Fikton
Davia
Thromsh
Star
Trenton
Smith Nugent
Ncene
Nugent
Jil Wilaer
Anti Wise Men
Krein E. Marshall
Mercer County Democratic Executive Committee
Cenrge Silver
Otty Wittpetin
Jetres City
Silzer
Katzentach
Iit Trctiona
United States
James Smith
Trenton House
Creas
Twen
Mr. Smith van Col
George B. Harvey
Harper's Magazine
Political factions struggle for Governor nomination in Trenton
In Trenton, Democratic factions vie for the gubernatorial nomination with contrasting camps around Wilson and Katzenbach. Delegates drift between camps as strategists including Senator Smith and Nugent push for a first ballot Wilson win, while anti-Wilson leaders Zelser and Wittpenn seek a Katzenbach alternative.
Union Delegates Vote For Wilson In County Preference
Union County vote for Wilson shows 57 of 73 delegates backing him at the Democratic State Convention first ballot. Delegates from Elizabeth Rahway and surrounding towns prepare credentials and committee appointments as the delegation lines up behind their preferred candidate through the opening of sessions at Trenton.
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J. Willams Rine
Rion County
Fiward Nugent
Kay E. Mayheny
Rahway
William M. Coler
Samnilt
Malfop Scudder
Weettiall
Fre Fior
Elizabeth
Carns
Elzabeth
Wika
Rataenbach
Ratvenbach
Ure
Witenh
Katzenbach
Sma
Union County
Azul
Wena Mare
St Ayn
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