Fire Nearly Claims Martin Family Attic Blaze
Job Martin grocer awoke to a fire in the attic above Hechard Street late night as soaked rags ignited a blaze. Police and firefighters fought the flames an hour, saving the family but damaging the store, with Mrs Martin and a daughter ill and others evacuated. An investigation into the cause centered on oily rags used to oil the seats. The Martins planned a twenty fifth anniversary. the event was postponed due to the blaze.
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Job Martin
Catherine
Serosa
Kibupe
Tocceten
Martin
Macin
Mr. Martin
Fie Ins Geretung
I. Wis Brown
Vrc
Thin
Martin Kayn
Dissolution Effort Against Sugar Trust Reported
Telegraph from Washington notes plans to dissolve the Sugar Trust. Attorney General Wickersham worded action while awaiting guidance from the Supreme Court in related tobacco and steel cases. Government aims to proceed after the high court’s forthcoming opinion.
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Wiehiputon
Sugar Trust
Ned Iy
Wine Ree
Wickerham
Justion
Wickersham
Stanfa Aaw
Tobacco Wit “Teostong
Uit
Es Supreme Court
Prison sentiment shifts to prison penalties for smugglers
New York officials say smuggling by the very rich cannot be halted at the port without prison terms as examples. Deputy Surveyor Smyth advocates prison sentences for convicted offenders, with push to prosecute flagrant cases and secure penitentiary sentences in federal court. Port collections for September are running ahead of 2009 expectations, with total yearly receipts projected near 1.21 million.
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Smyth
New York
G. J. Smyth
Ias
Loeb
Rockies
Gieneral N. WH
Henry
Aeroad
Dig Up Street Laborers Arrested After Westfield Avenue Row
Roselle Park detail reports Judge Nash Woodruff ordered three laborers jailed after a dispute with a telephone crew digging trenches on Westfield Avenue in front of Woodruff’s market. The men were fined 10 for each offense in Toselle, then kept awaiting payment as the county dispute over street ownership continues and new actions by residents nearby are anticipated. Dr Woodrow Wilson’s Democratic Governor nomination is filed, with plans for a statewide campaign and headquarters in Newark under James Nugent.
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Sprent
Roselle Park
Westfield Avenue
Nash Woodruil
Telephone Company
Gromit
Chestnut Street
Woodruff
Thémilee
Myserta
Thare
Lansley and Union Business College Notice
Fragmentary OCR shows union and Lansley business colleges advertisement style. Mentions address clue 8210 row atreet and Dix Buil Mertocan with a date Begis now. Text is garbled, unlikely to convey a clear event or outcome.
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Union Business College
Atreet
Dix Buil Mertocan
Peiseipal
Lansley Business College
Ferg Soe
Death ruled accident in rail crossing case
Court Physician Westcott yesterday gave an opinion that Frederics Paulmenn a well known railroad man of 54 Sayre Street was killed near the New Point road crossing Thursday night in an accident. The examination showed a fractured skull and both legs nearly severed. A further inquiry may be made and an autopsy was not considered. The railroad investigators from Roselle and Central Railroad will continue the probe.
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Westrott Yesteriay
Frederics Paulmenn
Sayre Street
New Point Road
Westcott
Central Railroad
W. Kingsland
Nf Roselle
Westrott
Paalmenn
Taft Leaves Beverly for Two Weeks on Wide Tour
Beverly September 11 President Taft plans a two week trip largely to Cincinnati and Washington with return to Beverly on October 2 and a second stay until October 15. Mrs Taft has returned from New York and earlier stopped at Watertown Connecticut. The President spoke at Myopia this morning and is to deliver a speech at the Cincinnati exposition next week.
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Journal
Beverly
Burgest Point
Cincinnati
Washingston
Taft
New York
Watertown
Conn
Charli School
Lewis to Win in Convention
Trenton dispatch says Banking and Insurance Commissioner Vivien M. Lewis of Paterson will likely win the Republican gubernatorial nomination on the first ballot at the 073 delegates convention. Attorney General Edmund Wilson may chair, with Wakeley as contender for chair if granted, as party leaders weigh who presides and the platform tone. The platform will stress progressivism and Port administration support, with Lewis shaping key planks on state utility policy and civil service, and Taft endorsement.
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Trenton
Vivien M. Lewis
Paterson
Edmund Wilson
Red Bank
Edmund Wakeley
Bergen
Isaid
Jewie
Wakelee
Wakeles
Wakeley Iniatte
Wilton
Yort
Lewis
Port
Lewin
Str. Wilton
Passaic County
Grigga
Dali D. Prinea
Answalilyman
Thomas. P. McCran
Statwaffaire
United States
Taft
Downfall Blames Money Craze In New York
Adolph Rothbarth, held in Tombs, blames New York’s money craze for his alleged grand larceny. He admitted borrowing about 250000 from gullible jankers tied to a foreign hops firm, despite pledges of support from friends. He expressed no desire for extravagance and claimed little interest in nyc temptations.
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New York
New York City
Adolph Rothbarth
Rothbarth
Arabs suffer heavy losses in Asiatic Turkish clash
Two thousand Arabs killed and wounded in a tribal clash at Ban sopah in Asiatic Turkey, according to a Constantinople dispatch to Corriere della Sera. Details of the fighting are not given.
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Milan
Ibely
Bansopah
Turkey
Constantinople
Corriere Della Sera
Campaign Statement by Elizabeth Mayor Candidate Samuel J. Berry
Republican candidate Samuel J. Berry outlines views on rail and street reconfigurations, grade crossing abolition, and funding rules. He calls for reopening closed streets Mor tis avenue and Murray street, opening South Front street, extending trolley lines, building a high school, and a public works board to manage finances.
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Elizabeth
Mortis Avenue
Murray Street
Iheas
South Front Street
Roosevelt
Board of Public Works
Exise Board Denies Renewal for Thomas Fitzgibbons
Thomas B. Fitzgibbons had his liquor license renewal denied at the Elizabeth Avenue cafe after a two to one vote by the Ex ise Board members. Several other licenses were granted in rapid roll call, with commissioners noting limited discussion and a city attorney opinion on transfer of license responsibility.
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Thomas B. Fitzgibbons
Elizabeth Avenue
Exeles Board
Fitzgibbona
Bye
Fromm
Commissioner Kling
Devine
Mr. Kling
Fitzgibbons
Ongahoremon
Front Street
Jose
Kling
Teese
Thins and Taverne
Marie Ynebay
William Bockenenk
Salwine Vanpat
Porana
Hemaja
Axeise
Connolly
Elizabeth
Board of Excise
Tunines
Kling Leat
Wight
Taft Congratulates Diaz On Mexican Jubilee
President Taft telegram to the State Department lauds President Diaz of Mexico for leadership as Mexico marks its pentennial anniversary. The notice appears amid a Telegraph to the Foureat page, with a commercial college advertisement and a framed ad for picture framers. The fragment mentions Elizabeth Commercial College and McMickle as principal, with shorthand and bookkeeping courses offered.
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Ity
Foureat
Washington
Maiblig
State Department
Taft Teuds
Elizabeth Commercial College
T McMickle
Favor Tuttle For Congress Prospect At Democratic Meeting
Delegates to the Democratic Congressional convention of the fifth New Jersey District will assemble at the Democratic headquarters near The Loow Theatre in the city next Tuesday morning. W. Ki Tittle Jr, chairman of the Democratic County Committee, is expected to announce the candidate as Warren and Morris factions seek union with Union and Morton. With a likely walk over for the county chairman, Harmong nomination appears certain, as the 224 district votes split among Union 107, Elizabeth allotments, Morris 55, Warren 61. If Warren and Morris unite, Union would lose its candidate. The convention call sets 11 o’clock opening with temporary chairman and tellers to be chosen. Fred Zinn coordinates delegate reception at the theatre building’s headquarters.
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New Jersey
Tloow
Thin City
Congress
Union
Murria Vacative
W. Ki Tittle, Jr
Ie Warren
Huber
Morria
Tuttle
Barber
Chtirman
Aminte Aianimam
Union County
Elizabeth
Dil
Thin Mum
Warren
Mor
Siee Cemary
Mor Tik
Romnty
Hinsear Tinese
Woallrow Wilson
Assembly
Fred Zinn
Democratic Chai
Owa
Joly A. Lang
Uainn
Haneheon
Alan William N. Runyon
Plainfield
Omlock
Charles Ny Fowler
Dudge Kenyon
Jarman
Morris County
John J. Capatiori
Tidge Runyon
G A R Headquarters Opened Amid Parade Plans
Telegraph reports the Grand Army of the Republic opened its headquarters in Atlantic City with Chief Samuel R. Van Sant presiding. Officials forecast up to 100000 veterans marching in the forthcoming annual parade as preparations begin. A possible protest over placing a statue of General K. Fe Len in Statuary Hall is noted as a pending issue.
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Fui
Atlantic City
Samuel R. van Sant
Island Army of the Republic
aMeral
K. Fe Len
Statuary Hall
National Capitol
Irish Nationalist leaders sail to America for funds
John Redmond and fellow Irish Nationalist MPs sail on the Baltic to seek funds from Irish Americans. The tour aims to bolster the party with roughly six weeks of campaigning across the Middle States South West and Eastern States plus Canada.
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Liverpool
John Redmond
TT O Tynnar
Joseph Devtly
Daniel Hayle
Middle States
Devlin
Hoyle
O Connor
Canada
Runyon Secures Republican Nomination for Fifth District
Alan W. Runyon won the Republican nomination for Congress in the Fifth District at Plainfield, with strong support. William Fowler was praised for his campaign work, while delegates from Union and Warren opposed the unanimous vote but ultimately supported Runyon.
Ride On Trolley Step At Risk Of Company
A New Jersey high court decision hews to a ruling that a rider injured on a streetcar step cannot claim contributory negligence against the trolley company. The Court of Errors and Appeals in Trenton held that the rider’s choice to ride on the running board does not bar a duty claim against the operator.
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Irors
Trenton
Wall Street Market Wraps Amid Mixed Trading Activity
A late day sell off and modest gains defined a choppy session on the New York exchange as traders weighed fractional price shifts and the market stayed within narrow bounds. Brokers noted resilience in key indices while volume remained muted ahead of weekend closure.
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James Smith, Jr
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Smith
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Newark
William Devereaux
Asbury Park
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George
Silzer
Frank
Kateenbach
Mercer County
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Katzenbach
Yin New
Dereer Cemual
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Cnaion
Eltadech
Iso Hick
Westscott
Excise Board
Thomas Fitzgibbons
Diaz
Keee
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Warren County
America
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Fowler
Vowler
Andre Hunven
Runyon
Dudge Ranyon
Aare
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Fifth
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Nanamble
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Plaltlellers
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John T. Cxpstic
Itawan
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Stanley Jones
Kechveny
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Ape
Wall Street
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Nieht
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Deepervada
Kewemer
Griawenheli
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Reek
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Sugi Premor
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Mippet
Tnventainhl
Toi Road
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Ritrebeth
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Siecarle
Renata Fae
Jereey
Toyy Co
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Kourh
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Honda
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