New Idea Featured Speaker at Jersey City Factory Rally
About fifteen hundred Singer employees listened as Senator Everett Colby spoke at noon today, praising political independence and critiquing past attempts to repeal corporate limits. He referenced Mayor Fagen’s visit, discussed Jersey water rights, and noted opposition from Assembly members and the attorney general in the broader political clash.
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Faward L. Mack
Everett Colby
Colby
Fagen
Jersey City
Fagan
New Terney
Essex
Mr. Colby
Senate
Colty
Mark Fagan
Trenton
Jersey
East Jersey’ Water Company
Assembly Candidate for Eleventh Ward Feature
Fragmentary notice shows a Sayre Street resident seeking Republican support for John H. Maxson in Eleventh Ward assembly elections. The readable text is incomplete and garbled, but indicates a local political nomination context and candidate naming.
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John H. Maxson
Sayre Street
Memon
Raid on Elizabeth saloon yields no proof of drinks
Prosecutor English reported complaints of excise law violations at Henry Wiedenhoffer’s saloon in Greater Elizabeth. County Detective Galatian and Constables Teipel, Lawrence, Eckhardt and Tuntien with Justice William H. Donaldson conducted a raid between 9 and 9:30 pm, finding only three men in back rooms, no evidence of drinking, and the back door locked. They warned Wiedenhoffer to run the business properly on Sundays and left with no arrests or confiscated items.
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English
Henry Wisdanhoffer
Edgar Toad
Greater Elizabeth
el Juer
Galatian
Teipel
Lawrence, Eckhardt
Tuntien
William H. Donaldson
Linden
Township
Wiedenhoffer
Viedechetse
Justice Donaldson
Cany
Raiders
Death of Major Max Wesendorf at Elizabeth General Hospital
Major Max Wesendorf, a retired U S Army officer and Loyal Legion member, died early this morning at Elizabeth General Hospital after a period of illness. He was to be buried at Mount Arlington, with reports noting his service in the West and a final note on his death and brief obituary details.
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Mount Arlington
Max Wesendorf
United States Army
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
Eilzabeth General Hospital
Uda
Calon
Aage-Attendanl Acon
Grad Army Tisl
Rast Jenner
Wes Ik
Jane B. Gubtey
Cnmuat
Itt
Postten
Opnada
Ees
Mulford Critiques Assessor Work In City and Union
A local inquiry reports Mulford criticizing assessor practices for inconsistent valuations. He points to underassessment in certain parcels in Union Township and city blocks, noting missing maps and property listed to individuals with inflated or erratic figures. He cites Broad Street areas and properties near Elizabeth Street, calling for fair, accurate valuations and transparency in the books.
County Collector Fetes Binet of Tretachves
Fragmentary OCR note records a county collector event with unclear names and locations. The readable portion mentions Binet of Tretachves receiving fete or recognition, with stray references to Comey County and directions of the beard balance and Wood.
Hearst Bobs Up In Drama At Last Act
In a truncated and garbled report, Hearst is described in a dramatic moment with uncertain details. The piece references a last act and a tense scene involving figures named Wien and Boger, with unclear actions and outcomes.
Nine Sailors Cause Rumpus on First Street
Nine French sailors from a tramp steamer quarrelled with police on First Street at 9 15 last night. Jules Bobbenette and Louis Depoz sparked the brawl, shouting Le Mafneiliaise as officers OBrien and Dwyer tried to calm the scene. The dispute escalated into a broad street fight ending at the Fire Department station with arrests of two sailors and help from local officers and firemen.
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Firat Street
Jules Bobbenette
Louis Depoz
le Mafneiliaise
O'Brien
Dwyer
Parr
Gerstung
Bell
Ie No. 4
Jean
Appeal From Bishop O Connor Read In Newark Diocese
A letter from Right Rev John J O Conn or bishop of the Newark diocese will be read in all Catholic churches next Sunday about government action and the church's role in carrying on spiritual missions and salvation guidance in troubled times.
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Newark
John J. O'Connor
Risked Life to Have Her Father in Port Jervis Fatal
A damaged OCR item from Port Jervis reports a bad accident description. readable fragments indicate a person took a risk related to a father, with the note repeating the phrase risked life to have her father. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Unclear OCR: Minor Military Assignment Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a personnel event involving a replacement or transfer within a military unit. Names and places are garbled, but indicate a change in command or posting with a protest or restraint mentioned. Details are not decipherable for precise facts or dates.
May Call for New Election Amid Cuban Tension
Anxious for harmony before U S envoys arrive, Havana reports a possible new Cuban election to ease the revolution and restore order. Rumors circulate despite denials by officials and Gen Freyra Amerie. Government circles seek a settlement to avert further unrest and prisoner releases.
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Havana
Cuba
Freyra Amerie
Palma
NENEMOOSHA COUNCH HAL CORN DANCE
Neneemoosha Cornell is mentioned with Cranter son Frances Havens Allots Guan and Louis Charlee. Chasis Groiginaky is noted in relation to the floor musician duties.
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Nenemoosha
Hal
Corn Dance
Hnenemoosha Cornell
Iiam Cranterson
Frances Havens
Allotts Guan
Louis Charlee Baci
Chasis Groiginaky Trix the
Foor Mausger
Fire Department to Represent in Parade by One Engine
The Board of Fire Commissioners decided that the fire department would be represented in the Veteran Volunteer Firemen parade on October 11 by one engine and one hose carriage. About twelve men from the department will march, led by a captain, with Engine No. 2 likely present. Some urged all engines march to show the department, but this was deemed impractical. Chief Gbrstung noted citizens cannot see the parade but may visit the engine house to view the department and be courteously received.
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A. D. Mulford
Board of Assessors
Garwood
Roselle
Acre
Bsabeth
Lawteir
and Country Club
Board of Fire Commissioners
Ancw
Gbrstung
Grand Dukes Flee as Fresh Terror Threat Gathers
In Warsaw and St. Petersburg a mass exodus of Ruslan grand dukes begins after Gen. Trepoff’s death. Ten grand dukes depart by midnight for the west to stay abroad until Russia’s troubles ease. Terrorists respond to court condemnations by targeting officers and attempting further assassinations.
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Petersburg
Trepoff
Russia
Warsaw
Poland
Soho
Comdemma
Doretewski
Tai
Wall Street Market Moves Push Rails and Bonds
The market shows gains with rails rising as new issues surge. General railroad stock leads advances around 10 percent, while a broad array of other shares climb or drift. Government bonds strengthen, other bond issues fluctuate.
Primaries And County Convention Contests In New Jersey
Voters face a pivotal county convention battle as New Jersey confronts a long standing political divide. Union sees a heated contest amid petition hurdles and ward by ward campaigning for three city seats. Prominent names and ward allocations illuminate the scramble to nominate delegates and shape the forthcoming election landscape.
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Fett
New Jersey
Union
Clerk Kenah
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