Declines and new slate loom in county Democratic assembly bid
Hyer declines run and Mueller withdraws prompting a reshaped slate for the Democratic assembly ticket in Rahway and Plainfield. Dobbins, Owens or a third nominee are possible as the convention looms with leaders’ plans unsettled and Frank S. Marienbach and General CollinsPotential speakers.
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Fred C. Hyer
Rahbay
Charles F. Mueller
Journal
Hyer
Mueller
Tarn Hall
Ierick
William HK. Tuttle
Weatfield
Frederick Rieke
Marshall Shreet
Francia
V. Dobbins
Way
John P. Owens
Plainfield
Jourmal Hania
Loree
Frank
Marienbach
General Collina
Fire Ordinance Violation Suit In District Court
In District Court this afternoon the Etisbeth Firemen's Relief Association sues Emil Zucker for alleged violation of a fire ordinance. Zucker erected a brick building at Firet and Marahal streets and added a cornice on its front, claimed to be fastened to siding with combustible material. Lawyer A Stein for Zucker argues no ordinance violation occurred.
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Etisbeth
Two Robberies Under Police Investigation
Police investigate two robberies in the city. At 904 Third Avenue a burglar alarmed by a broken bureau led to the discovery that money and jewels were stolen amounting to about 463. The other theft occurred in Mrs Christina Hughlr’s saloon where a man pocketed 615 during a distraction near the bar.
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Third Avenue
Harry Pittinaky
Elizabeth Avenue
Sarah Pittinsky
Mr. Pittinsky
New York
Sarah Pitinsky
Miss Pittinsky
Pittinsky
Christina Hughlr
Adrift All Night in Motor Boat Rescue at New Rochelle
A party of six youths and three girls drifted all night in a motor boat near New York after a machinery failure. The Robert E Porter steamer rescued the group and brought them to New Rochelle, where they were warmed and cared for.
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New York
Robert P Vinters
Robert’ E. Porter
New Rochelle
Miss Cullinan Leads In Queen Contest
Miss Cullinan leads in the Queen Contest as Old Home Week events continue and daily ballots rise. The terse report notes Cullinan’s growing support amid carnival pageantry and scheduled appearances during the festivities.
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Miss Cullinan
Mina Cullinat
Shirt Factory Sold to New York Firm at City Plant
The shirt factory at 737 Broadway New York was bought by a New York firm for the lot at 409 Kingston Street in this city from G H Pent. G I Cooper retires as superintendent but will remain to aid the city interests. Cooper started the plant a year ago with fifteen machines now using seventy, with output far above three years ago.
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Kili 4
Seven Men and One Woman Shot in Lode Poland Incident
A chaotic shooting in Lode Poland results in seven men dead and one woman killed. Polish authorities confirm a deadly attack at a drum head gathering, with unclear motive and multiple victims.
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Lode
Poland
Thitary
Aman
Cmd
Pela
Anil
Ybor
You Break Your Glasses Don’t Wait Tour Grind QED
Fragmentary OCR note mentions glasses breakage and a business college context with scattered names and phrases. No coherent event or person details to confirm a full news item.
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Qed
Bere Saares
Elizabeth Old Home Week Contributions Highlight Civic Support
Citizens of Elizabeth and surrounding cities show strong backing for the Old Home Week fund with totals nearing 1492 dollars and multiple out of town contributions from Newark and Brooklyn. Letters from supporters praise the festival, pledging checks of 50 dollars and other sums to defray expenses and ensure a successful celebration.
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Elizabeth
Richard C.fenkinson
Newark
Brun
John W. Masury & Som
Brooklyn
Pierrepont. Howards
Fisenbeth
Sant
TL Isham
Chaiirman Committee
Bir
M. Townley
Trust Excuses Oil Shut Off Revealed In Anti Trust Probe
Special Attorney General Kellogg questioned Standard Oil treasurer Wealthy Tilford about contracts linked to the sale of Manhattan Oil to a British syndicate. Tilford admitted details while denying knowledge of specific transactions as Kellogg pressed for evidence of communications with Chicago Gas and Indianapolis Gas. Tilford cited absorption of Schofield Schuermer Teagle and listed about five thousand Standard stockholders as part of the investigation into price fixing and anti trust violations.
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New
York
General Kelloge
Standard Oi Company
New Jersey
Wealry Jl. Tilford
K. C Benedict
Anthony N. Brady
Manhattan Oil Company
Standart
Tilford
Standard
Chicago Gas Company
Brady and
Benedict
Se Ft
Kello
Kil- Jogg
Kellogg
Indianapolis Gas Company
Schofield, Schuermer & Teagier
John “Gy Mlburne
Saul
Tilton
Standard Company
Broad Street Site Sold From City Hotel Era to New Owner
The three story brick building at 87 Broad Street once City Hotel and later used as a business site changes hands. Warren R. Dix, acting for Mrs. Lewie A. Stout, sells to Mrs. Caroline Silverstein. The property, long known to locals, began as a private home fifty years ago before becoming a hotel run by Commodore Lonin Schwartz and later used for business purposes.
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Broad Street
City Hotel
J. F. Gatlery
Caroline’ Silverstein
Warren R. Dix
Lewie A. Stout
James Earle
Commodore Lonin Schwartz
Jacob L. Bauer Company Incorporated Inadvertent Ledger Entry
Incomplete OCR fragment notes Jacob L. Bauer Company Incorporated related to manufacturing wholesale and seal factory operations under a fate control line. Readable text is limited. no clear date, place, or outcome available in the fragment.
Thought husband inside led woman to smash saloon window
Mrs Veronice Tomalevich of 208 Pine street, WilrI ed a brick through the window of Michael Zigmant’s saloon at Broadway, 825 damage. She claimed her husband was inside and spent money there, but Judge Mahon held she could not arrest with violence and ordered her to face a grand jury on a malicious mischief charge. A bail was provided by a friend.
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Feraier
Michael Zigmant
Mahon
Survivors Saved From John Currier Wreck Near Unimak Island
Washington reports Captain Mun bes of the revenue cutter Thatin relayed that 243 survivors from the ship John Currier, wrecked in August near Nelson's Lagoon on Unimak Island, were rescued with only a month of provisions. The Thatin heads to Seattle with the men. the vessel had been the source of search for over a week. Aluminum details suggest the ship carried salmon canning cargo.
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Washington
Munbes
Alaskan
Ry Department
John Currier
Nelson's Lagoon
Unimak Island
Seattle
Revenue Cutter Service
Radicals Hope for a Sweeping Victory in Third Douma
From St Petersburg reports show early returns favoring the Radicals in the elections for the third Douma. Analysts predict a strong Radicals majority with likely friction between government advisers and the new assembly. The third Douma is expected to host sharp demonstrations if the government imposes restrictive policies.
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St. Petersvurg
Torturers Sentenced For Toes Hammering Case
Buffalo editors report Robert Peters of Brooklyn and George Taylor of England were sentenced to seven years in Auburn prison for torturing Fred Smith by hammering his toes to force disclosure of his employer’s money.
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Buffalo
Robert Peters
Brooklyn
George Taylor
England
Auburn
Fred Smith
Cleveland Responds to New Treatment at Former President Home
Sept 23 report from Trenton describes early results from a recent conference of physicians at Westlands, the home of Grover Cleveland. The item notes Cleveland’s response to a new medical treatment and references ongoing examinations by medical professionals.
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Cleveland
Trenton
Westlands
Grover Cleveland
Fish On Mysterious Errand J uguer 1
A fragment notes Captain Zie-Druyvesant and a journey on a mysterious errand dated one day. The terse item hints at a maritime or exploratory mission with a lead figure and uncertain purpose.
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Uguer
Zie—Druyvesant
Italian Girls Suspected of Murder in Arcara Case
New York 23 two young women Antoniano Finallo and Antoniana Salamone were arrested to be questioned in the murder of Epifanio Arcara a wealthy Italian manufacturer found dead in his factory with thirty two knife wounds. Police believe jealousy or revenge by a betrayed wife or lover may have driven the crime. Corcoran says Arcara had shown interest in the detained pair and his sister reports troubling dreams of his death.
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New York
Antoniano
Finallo
Antoniana Salamone
Epifanio Arcara
Arcara
Mitor Bent Om
Patria
Corcoran
Mhurdever
Lusitania Slows On Westbound Voyage Despite Clear Wireless Signal
In a Sept report from New York the Lusitania’s speed toward the United States is reduced by fog and heavy seas. A wireless message from Halifax stated the liner’s course remains steady with a noted speed of 22.8 knots, contrasting with its faster initial voyage.
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New York
Halifax
Wall Street Markets Drift. Mixed Day on Downturn
In New York on September 2 markets edged lower with declines in steel and other sectors. New York City shares slipped to 44m, while New York City 4348 fell to 1064 and wealth 1074 at session highs. American Smelting traded at a peak before prices eased. Government bonds and rail securities were quiet as the hour grew late. After the third hour, the market steadied with cover buying and modest gains in Heading and Union Pacific.
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New ’York
New York City
Josnes
Murphy Head Colby Named On Committee In Fort Senate Move
Special to the Journal from Trenton Sept. 23 reports Murphy Head and Colby named for a Senate committee roles as Fort meets with Republican leaders. John Kean and others discuss Briggs retirement and a push to place Colby as state chair, with Kean or Fowler possible in the seat as the party lines up a campaign strategy for 1911.
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Trenton
J. Franklin Fort
Govaror
Newberey
John A. Roebling Sons Co
United States
Frank O. Briggs
Franklin Muicome Wan
Fort
Iran
Furthwith
Corea
Stokes
Edward
Colby
Mate K
United
John Kean
Charles N. Fowler
Stoke
Gerator Kean
Fowler
Janeen Mui
Sean
Hamilton Kean
Union
Telegraphers Strike Hinted to End in Ten Days
Chicago reports a telegraphers strike could end within ten days after a confidante said arbitration with President Roosevelt's intervention is sought. Small told reporters arbitration is needed, meeting attendees fanned protests while Roosevelt guarantees government mediation. Small plans to return to New York.
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Chicago
Tom Amik
Roosevelt
Small
Masa
New York
Five Women Held In Murder Probe Case
Five women are detained in connection with a murder investigation involving a consignment tied to Italian manufacturer Antonio Arcani. Authorities say the women may possess information linking two men to the crime as the inquiry unfolds.
Medal for Valor Won by Justice Official Father
Washington reports a general agent of the Justice Department and father of Cecil Clay, noted New York artist, won a medal for valor. The brief tribute recalls his service and ties to the Battle of Port Fishar, with lingering references to family and public esteem.
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Washington
Owmer de
Fennylyncis
The
Ment of
Justice
Cecil Clay
New York
Port Fishar
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Dobbins
Rahway
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Aaron Business College
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Aun
Isham
Rigabeth
John W. Masury & Son
Jay Street
Ea Bon
Masury & Son
Wisabeth Daily Journal
N. J
CRANE
Mgr
Tirod
Standard’s
Mra. Silverstein
Jacob’ L. Bauer Company Incorporated
Wholeale and Seal Faportay Ander
Seibwrinh
Fliz
Commercial College
Make Ke
Revenue
Rusale
Clark Club
Lusitania
Simooth Sea
Speedy
Wall Street
Foote & Company
Atchisonita
Col
Paal
Ian
Consol
Gan
AML
Caivtrat
Joni
Rashi
Mistouri Pacific
N.Y. Caniral
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Southern R. F
Texas Parti
Unico Pacific
Senator Briggs
Architees
Antonanio Vint
Antonianio Salamone
Anna &Rosa Finthino
Gracia Salone
Gina
Kming
Sination
Ifenio Arcani
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