Monument This City Plans for Winfield Scott Memorial
A city meeting at City Hall formed the Winfield Scott Association to push a monument to Lt Gen Winfield Scott. Local citizens including W.C. Dedlart, Dr TB Livengood, AS Crane, J8 Sauer and Warren Wt. Dix spoke of Scott’s life and the need for a prominent memorial. The group will appoint a seven member committee to organize and call for support as James Connolly urged unity with the Soldiers and Sailors Monument era efforts.
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City Hall
Old Monument Association
Compally
Jamnex MacMaster
MacMaster
Soare
Stony Point
Elizabeth
Military Square
Charner
Winfield Scott
Livengood
Lot
Scotts
Tapers
Monumenta
Concord
Jexington
Princeton
Elizabeth Town
Foxton
Flimbetho
Gen. Winfield-Scott
Scot
Vera Crux
Kunta Ana
Neleon
Bondsmen Named for Nathan R. Leavitt Collector
Nathan R. Leavitt, elected county collector to succeed Edgar McWood, is required to furnish a bond. The bond is set at the statutory amount with sureties listed as John Kean, Louis F. Hersh, and W. Whelan among others.
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Nathan R. Leavitt
Natham R. Leavitt
Edward Mc Wood Tari
Hier
United
Grand Fall Opening at Fair in the City
A grand fall opening headline announces a fair with a large display of ladies wear. The text promises a wide assortment including suits coats and ribbed wear, millinery, fine style from manufacturers, and a special emphasis on ladies shoes. Prices are described as moving customers to purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernt
Epstrin Applies For Patent Invention
M. Epstrin seeks patent protection for a new device shown at the UW exhibition. Pegel demonstrates a model to Tee Shon, attracting attention from local engineers and press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Epstrin
Deere
Pegel
Tee Shon
New Idea Holds Noonday Meeting in Summit
A noonday gathering by the New Idea group drew about fifty attendees after an initial plan to meet at Brown’s factory failed. Speaker lineup included Lawyer J. J. ler, William K. Groves, and J. J. Flewchana of Summit. Groves urged primaries and popular vote for U S senators, while Fleachwan pressed primaries and local endorsements.
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Ball and Wood
Brown
Third Strest
J. J. Ler
William K. Groves
J. J. Flewchana
Summit
Ler
Groves
United States
Banate
Benjamin Fleachwan
Stanler
Dr. Anderson
Anderson
Flenebaua
Red Bank Colbyites Spark Primary Ticket Debate
Red Bank Sept 21 leaders of the regular Republicans report excitement over distribution tickets. John Cook of the Red Bank Register timely applied aiding Colby reform, while Applegate Jr failed and Town Clerk Harrison rejected his request. The dispute splits street groups but the law stands, preventing primary tickets and boosting Colby momentum.
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Red Bank
Tawa
John Cook
Red Bank Register
Colby Reform Movement
Applegate, Jr
Harrison
Applegate
Colby
Fireworks Display on Firemen's Day
Fireworks will light the October 11 Firemen's Day parade. Pain Fireworks Company extends a replacement display after the July 4 failure, guaranteeing quality with expert supervision. Contracted originally for $300 covering both exhibitions, via a council committee including John Sauer John te English Conrad Hall and F J Richters.
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Pain Fireworks Company
Pain
John , Sauer
John Te English
Conrad Hall
F. J. Richters
Obituary for Mary Honner Marsh and Annie Gaskill
Widow Mary Honner Marsh, born in London and long time Elizabeth resident, dies at home on Third Street. She leaves one daughter Mina Estella Hy Marsh and was active in Fulton Street M Church and its Aid Society. Funeral at Fulton Street Church Sunday 2 PM. Rahway notices Annie Gaskill widow of Ira T. Gaskill dies at residence 132 Central Avenue. Funeral planned Monday afternoon at ...
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Mary Honner
Mary
Mary Honner Marsh
Samuel Marsh
Third Street
London
Elizabeth
Marsh
Fulton Street
M. Church
Aid Society
Ree
Mina
Estella Hy Marsh
Annie Gaskill
Rahway
Ira T. Gaskill
Central Avenue
Tater-Eomee
Schwed's Fall Showing At Seawed’s Store
Fall display at Seawed's showcases styling and workmanship with a mer variety highlighted as up to date. Be fen Yor reports Zuraliiag sued and Youngs and Scheed's show a promising fall date tomorrow.
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Seawed's
Be Fen
Zuraliiag
Youngs
Ose Mustred sad FWtr Delare Bye Let af Oe ee rm ne
Ose Mustred suffers setback as FWtr declares bye, leaving unclear outcomes. Local officials released brief statements amid confusion over next steps. Residents await clarified guidance and potential rescheduling.
Mellick Won't Run for Mayor in Plainfield
Plainfield September 21 Councilman George C Mellick, endorsed by the Republican Advisory Committee as the party candidate for mayor, announces he cannot spare the time from business to serve. Committee leaders say delegates will choose the best man, with names like Henry T Hall and John B Duemont discussed. Mellick’s declination boosts Colbyites who predict larger city support.
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Plainfield
George C. MeLlick
Republican Advisory Committee
Charles J. Wisk
Henry T. Hall
Leatie M. Daniels
John B. Duemont
Charles J. Fisk
Alexander Gilbert
Mellick
Fink
Qutaida
Republicans
Amore
Colby
Saloon Politics Rise In New Jersey Dealers Meeting
Delegates of the New Jersey State Association of Liquor Dealers met yesterday to elect officers and plan a yearlong campaign to safeguard liquor interests. They criticized the bishops' liquor bill, pledged to fight its foes, and discussed political maneuvering to sway votes. The session spanned 2 to 7 pm with leaders including Thomas Hayes and George Carroll, who were central to the talks on reform and opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey State Association of Liquor Dealers
Seasion Yraterday
Nre
Thomas ©. Hayes
Newarks Flat
Henry Dreaver
Passaic
Bernard Volmer
Paterson
Carl Rehwoldt
Carlstadt
George T. Carroll
Elizabeth
Allert Kant
West Hoboken
Joseph H. Buckridge
Armm
Robert Mulligan
Bayonne
Hayes
Carroll
Norma
Bishops' Inn
Fagan
Colby
Karh — Antoonkreper
Shane Wgudd
Ita
Mw Bhanterly
Nnl
Benafor Hudspeth
Senate
Hayer
Albany County delegation to state convention grows elected
The Albany county delegation to the Democratic State convention will include several new names signaling a shift. In Rahway a colored Union County League for Equal Taxation was formed with Francia Hyman named president and A P Slater vice president, while Hewlett and Monroe were named secretary and treasurer. Speeches urged opposition to Dryden and Tillman and backed a Republican principle inspired movement aimed at electing representatives against the regular organization. A special meeting at Dahmen’s Hall will endorse a candidate for the Assembly. potential endorsements for Murphy and Burke create a contest for club leadership and county delegation influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County League For Equal Taxation
Rahway
Francia Hyman
A. P. Slater
Elizabeth
H. C. Hewlett
Cranford
W. Branch Monroe
Roselle Boros
A. B. Coxey
Newark
I.E. Fisher
Edgar Holmes
United States
Dryden
Peter Tillman
Union County
Republican Party
Autistra
John F. Dryden
United States Senate
Dahmen
Murphy
Burke
Conte Trades Cogneil
Sey
Saber
Trades Council
Tee
Wabash Secures Philadelphia Terminal
Pittsburg Sept 21 The Wabash system announces it has saved and secured a Philadelphia terminal. The Wabash terminal will be fifteen minutes away from Broad Street Station of the Pennsylvania plan. Western Philadelphia electric railway lines linked to Washington Chester Wilmington Baltimore and Ardmore Montgomery County will serve Schuylkill Valley points. The Wabash has a charter to tunnel the Delaware River to Camden from the eastern subway, granting seaboard access.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Broad Street
Pennsylvania
George Gould
Bomlary
Market Streets
West Chester
Washington
Secretary Loeb Boing to Wyoming Vacation Plan
Oyster Bay Sept 21 Secretary Loeb departs for a month long vacation in the Jackson Hole region of Wyoming with United States Senator Carter and Fred Miller of Helena as companions. Office force remains at work during the trip. Dr Edgar P. Grier has moved to 400 Westminster Avenue. Free Turtle Soup a local advert promises a cover charge and dinner offerings.
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Loeb Boing
Wyoming
Oyster Hay
N.Y
Loeb
Marning
Jackson's Hole
United States
Carter
Fred Miller
Helena
Town wrecked by dynamite in Jelico Tennessee
A carload of dynamite exploded near Jelico on the Louisville Nashville line at 8 am, wrecking most of the town. Fifteen killed and about one hundred wounded as the business district and many homes were destroyed, with extensive property losses estimated at around 1 million dollars. Many injured and unidentified dead reported. several key buildings including hotels and warehouses badly damaged. Local officials and railroad staff rushed to the scene to aid rescue and assess destruction.
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Armaville
Tenn
Jellico
Kentucky State Line
Louisville
Louisville and Nashville
Laniaville
Naghville
Southern Railroad
Fellico
Louisville Ward Nashville
Carmathen Inn
Joby Gordon
Walter Rodgers
Piecen
John Took
Gar
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
George Atkins
Tennessen ‘Telephone Company
Tellicn
Hearly
Armour's
Judge
Pinnacle Brewery Company
Total
Kentucky
Standard Qi
Jelicongrocery Warmuae
Jelico Furniture Company
Glen Morton
Carmenthen Inn
Link's
Hoodge Undertaking
Smith Dry Goods Company
Cumberland Opera Home
Atractive
National Bank I
Baird
Mones
Dey House
Steinberg
Alo Quekan
Baird & Smith
Fire Strikes Three Story Tenement on Third Avenue
Fire at 1.55 am in a three story tenement on Third Avenue began in the cellar and spread rapidly, forcing Italian tenants on the upper floors to flee. Fire engines Nos. 1 and 3 arrived from box 17, battled for about two hours, and prevented total destruction while damaging a nearby grocery store run by Chariva Ritz. Loss estimated at about 250 dollars as residents had already evacuated.
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AOL
Third Avenue
Chariva Ritz
Peasants Kill Rich Landlord in Bilsabethgrid Raid
In St Petersburg region rioting peasants attacked a wealthy landlord and distributed the money among starving villagers. Police were killed in a clash connected to a broader peasant uprising as authorities pursue suspected agitators and reprisals.
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St. Petersbure
Sey
Bilsabethgrid
Multaney
Claim to use City as political appellation filed
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania on September 21 George W Sturner and associates from Philadelphia filed papers seeking the right to use the name City as a political appellation for the candidates to be voted for in the coming election. The filing lists Rob ert Ditev and Ge Nickel as electors and notes the petition relates to maneuvering the term in campaign material.
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Harriaburg
George W. ‘Sturner
Bere
Mt . Sd
Robert Ditev
Ge Nickel Electors
Philadelphia
Exebecive
Typhoon victims buried in Hong Kong report
Hong Kong on September 21 reports burial efforts for typhoon victims. Many died as three days of disaster left wreckage in the harbor area. Efforts focus on debris removal and recovery of wrecked homes and junks while search teams sweep shores and harbor approaches. Sailors from the American cruiser Callao assist in rescue work.
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Hong Kong
Amd
Ronan
Wales
Tarbor
Callao
Rowin
Kaiser Beaten at Law by Farmer
Berlin dispatch reports Civil Court ruling in favor of farmer Kallwell over Kaiser William. Emperor’s agent directed eviction from part of the estate after contract period. court sided with Kallwell permitting him to remain with cultivator’s lores on the farm.
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Berlin
William
Faterhure
Kallwell
Plotters Against Czar Arrested In Russia
In Petrograd on September 21 authorities detained fourteen Social Revolutionaries amid a plot to target the czar. The exact aim remains undisclosed but the suspects admit intent to overthrow the government. Accused of revolutionary activity, they will face court martial under martial law.
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Petermbure
Cxur
Prapananadsy
Wall Street Sees Mixed Opening as Treasury Action Hopes Drive Trading
Wall Street opened mixed with expectations of treasury action easing money tension. Prices fluctuated as speculative bull activity appeared, with Southern Pacific leading gains on a new high while other issues softened. Bond markets remained steady as government and railroad bonds showed little change amid cautious trading.
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New York
Sept. T
Secretary of the Treasury
Southern Pacific
Harriman
Ehiely
Toforina
Paul
Mumer
London
Governor Stokes Plans Extradition Action for Stensland
Sept. 1 report states Governor Stokes intends to sign Frant for the extradition of Paul Stensland from Minnesota to Illinois. A manager from Governor Denson’s office in Minas filed papers, alleging Stensland fled within Naw territory. It is expected that Adelbert Prins, who is said to be escorting Stensland from Morocco, will land soon.
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Freaton
Stokes
Paul
Stensland
Denson
Minas
Prins Adelbert
Stessland
Morocco
Brooklyn wallpaper firm sale and broker details
Fragmentary notice lists Brooklyn wallpaper company X and agent details for 48 Broad Street, with names and unclear roles involving a broker and a Torr location. The readable text hints at a professional transaction or advertisement but lacks complete facts.
One Liquor Dealer Loses His License
A city excise board trial in the county chamber yesterday dismissed charges against four saloons for keeping windows screened against the new law, while one dealer, Michael Pflueger of 426 Third Avenue, faced a liquor sale on Sunday charge. Objections to the board’s authority and trial proceedings were overruled, and Pflueger admitted ownership and license. the case continues.
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Ollowal
Asm
Charul
Msn
Michael Pflueger
Simon
Third Avenue
Alfred AL Stin
Brueger
Connolly
Supreme Court
Councilmank
Ofice
Stein
Pflueger
Venice
Agen
Omabe
Phlueger
Caven
Pela
Excise Board Grants Inn and Tavern Licenses
The Excise Board granted transfers for multiple inns and taverns to new licensees including Richard Lilley 134 Fifth Street, Patrick Burke 42 Etherine Street, Henry Foper 70 High Street, John David 12 Hurt Street, Lewis Kleeffer 345 Elizabeth Avenue, John West 324 Second Street, William Crowley 324 Second Street, August Walfert 654 Montgomery Avenue, John Schuater 4059 Atrout to 640 Second Avenue, Alfred Mantern 48 Washington Avenue, and Charles Letchick.
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Tranfers
Men of the Excise Board
Yowthday
Lowing
Tranafern
Inns
Richard Lilley
Dirnad Street
Ciustay Maurits
Fifth Street
Patrick Burke
Etherine Street
Henry Foper
High Street
Jonope David
Hirt Street
Lewis Kleeffer
Elizabeth Avenue
John West
William Crowley
Second Atest
August Walfert
Montgomery Avenue
John Schuater
Atrout
Second Avenue
Alfred Mantern
Washington Avenir
Charles Letehick
Mome Trade Goes to Elizabeth Clothing Co
Last Saturday amid warm weather the store reported brisk business. Young men snapped up moderate price reductions on menswear and fell rush to purchase at $15. The sale will continue tomorrow and Monday at the Elizabeth Clothing Co.
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Elizabeth Clothing CO
Charles Shin
Elizabeth Chithing Co
One Hundred Fifty Dollars Mursa Lot at Pennell Park
Fragmentary text references a monetary amount and location Pennell Park with unclear context. No coherent events, dates, or identifiable persons emerge from the readable portion.
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Mursa Lot Ag Pennell Park
Jahurbam Carporsting
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Want
People's Gas
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Brooklyn Wall Paper Co
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