Elizabeth City Streets In Filthy Condition, Health Officials Debate
Citizens complain Elizabeth’s streets are dirty and dusty with filth in cars and along curb lines. Health Commissioner Williams and Health Officer Richards defend city efforts while noting dust from dusty streets and daily car cleaning by the Public Service Railway. Street sprinkling and sweeping are underway. interviews show discord over who should fix the problem.
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T. E. Dolan
Sidney Mt. Williang
Elizabeth
Cortwins
Riciarls
Leigo
Commirasioner Williams
Munverdua
Tou J. Richards
Joey
Public Service Railway
Rooster Lifelike. Tomcat Attacks Hat in Garden
In De Molnen a lifelike rooster decoy perched near a chancel hat fooled a tomcat. The cat climbed a tree to pounce on the bird, injuring Livingstone and prompting local action. Livingstone, a Drake University student, resides in Garden City.
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Rooster
de Molnen
Town
Hicken
J Tannery Burns With Loss Of Sixty Thousand Dollars
Telegraph report from Fohurn Maas dated September notes a fire at the tannery destroying stock and machinery. Estimated loss around sixty thousand dollars. Fire department responses and damages damage assessments are mentioned but specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
Semi annual challenge sale advertised at Brocka store
An old advertisement promotes a two day midweek challenge sale at Brocka store offering reduced prices on fall staples including ladies and children's items such as mink, diapers, and apparel. The sale emphasizes merchandise display and tempting pricing, with the event running through Monday. Journal store hours and further details promised in the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilan Ee
Brocka
Toea
AMM
Dane Paahlon
Moy switches parties to seek mayoral bid in Plaintville
Article outlines George W. Moy of Platefel4 switching from Republican to Democrat to run for mayor. It notes Moy faced defeat in a prior nomination bid and filed acceptance paperwork with the clerk’s office. The piece mentions local figures like Sheri Bo Prayk Cornell and City Clerk Tynes and references Moy’s role as a key city committee member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Ve Moy
Republic
Tynes
MacVyiray
Congress
Watsalen Ieee
Plaintivoll
Gun-Shooter Sued After Central Harsod Case Hearing
In City Criminal Court Judge Molt dissolved the Central Harsosd Company v Frank Pentel case against a Magnolia Avenue saloon keeper arrested by Detective Charl ie Malnger on trespass and barret. attorney Edward Nugent says he will sue Hallinger for false arrest and imprisonment. Nugent faults the detective for firing twice, notes Reichl’s railroad crossing rights, and questions missing witnesses and evidence. The detective admits firing, claims a right to do so to recapture an escaping prisoner, and defends past actions with self defense claims relating to a Hudson County incident.
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City Criminal Court
Molt
Keichal
Cruss
Reichel
Nugent
Iid
Hat Reichs
Seventh Street
Hudson County
Ballinger
Judge Dismisses Brother versus Brother Case
In City Criminal Court Judge Mu lion dismissed the complaint by Ty man Rorkan against his brother Hyman Borkan for lack of prosecution. Attorney Samuel Schleimer moved to dismiss noting absence of the complainant and the scheduled hearing. Borkan says he will sue for $500 in District Court for fake arrest. Tymen Morkan heads a destitute Rayway family allegedly harmed by Borkan's actions.
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Merkan Aioli
Mulion
City Criminal Court
Sls
Aginst
Tyman Rorkan
Ual Durkan
Diamias
Samuel Schleimer
van Posty
John J. Stamler
Stanler
Schleimer
Hyman Borkan
Tymen Morkan
Rayway
Borkau
Rhode Island "Boss" Brayton Dies at 70
Charles E Brayton longtime Rhode Island Republican leader and Aldrich campaign agent died suddenly at age seventy from a complication of diseases after recent leg fracture. He was known as the blind boss of Rhode Island and served as national committee member and legal figure in state politics.
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Charleae Brayton
Brayton
Rhode Iland
Aldrich
Republican National Committees
City Moves to Shrink Saloon Licenses Across Wards
Inspector Hagin reports a statewide push to convert inn and tavern licenses into saloon licenses, reducing capacity and forcing many venues to close. He notes signs from property owners flood applications, leaving only a dozen inns and taverns, with widespread noncompliance in the First, Second, Third and Ninth wards.
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Jem
Hagin
Board of Excise
T. Vervex
Thenne
Secor
Mir Nagin
Spain braces for clashes as clerical protests swell
A Madrid correspondent warns Spain faces growing unrest with clerical demonstrations planned for October 2 and counter protests by anti clericals. The government vows no armed interference, mobilizes military strength if needed, and public contact shows premier Canalejas anxious over steps to manage the crisis.
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Telegrap
Fowrnuh
London
London Telegraph
Madrid
Europe
Spain
Exchange Telegraph
Cortes
Canalejan
Death Claims Army Officer Proctin CW Mawes Cate
Captain Cate, a British Army officer and descendant of prominent families, died recently after a long career marked by horsemanship, marksmanship, and service with the Royal Army. Born 1845, he studied at City College and Lutton, earned distinctions with The Twenty first Queen Own Royal Mlorers, and spent years in the Spencer estate home before spending his final years in New York.
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Royal Army
Ister
New York
Nla
Spencer Estate
Cintyn Place
Pigeon Tate
Reentigle
Phow Conte
Ajar Temay Cone
Vineadion
City College
Lutton
Tio
Edie
Coote
England
Lothyd
Cate
Captain Coote
Charles Coote
Big Additions for Factories in Elizabeth Boom
Elizabeth industry thrives as firms plan plant expansions. Permits issued include Orange Powder Works to add office and store room at 2,600 dollars, Louis Tisch at 348 Livingston Street for a manufacturing building, and several residences and extensions. Notable projects feature knitting machines, brick extensions, and new frames across multiple addresses, with costs ranging from 400 to 7,000 dollars.
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Elizabeth
Orange Powder Works
Atrent Abd Magnalitaversite
Ailding
Neeman
Minke Ov
Weamt
Louis Tisch
Livingston Treet
Neberal Fine
Twavnits
Tnikting
Brennan
Ewald Trooker & Company
Both Avenue
Louis Tis
Wright
John Rud
Erie Avenue
Brown's Millinery Opening Promises Latest Styles
The Washington Market Co advertises big poultry sale and millinery opening. An editorial style notice touts new hats, hand-made shapers, and fashionable models at Kemety Millinery Shop on Tower and nearby streets. Prices and availability are teased across the page.
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The
Washington Market Co
Pat Kiteaneth
Aveice
BROWN
Kemety
Calera
Nillinery Shop
Akan
Veterans Parade Electrifies Attendees At 1910 Encampment
The article recalls a grand parade with Governor Port Vice President Sherman and General Siegel watching from the reviewing stand. Commander Decker dipped the color in tribute, drawing cheers. Western veterans praised Jersey hospitality and rejected a dollar-a-day pension proposal for veterans over 80.
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Mrurrad
Newderaoy
Governor Port
Sherman
Siegel
Othe Cohire
G. W. Decker
Alrie Dahleren
Decker Hait
Decker
Dorker
Drake
Prin
Wright
West
Jersey
Pinta
Golf Club Dinner Under Investigation Amid Charges
Telegraph report from Chicago Sept 24 describes a banquet at the Exmonr Golf Chal presided by Peter S. Gross Cup. Rev. Mr Quayle alleges members of the club were intoxicated and involved in improper selling of Tyner, prompting calls for an official probe led by Walter Carr, president of the club.
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Fedem
Peter S. Gross
Thomas Quayle
Jake Forest
Ktate
Ab Wartheim
Soungaighe
Wr Quayle
Kent
Chicago
Lab
Quayle
Harigiet Miny Af Oy
Walter Carr
Elit
Bankers Play Baseball At Tab Grounds Tomorrow
A charity baseball game between the Union Country Trust Company and the Ebath... Tanking Company will be played tomorrow on the Tabs grounds at Seca and Trumbull. A large attendance is anticipated as the proceeds go to charity.
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Verieg
Pensenetween
Union Country Trust Company
Ebatheeh Tanking Company
Huen
Tabs
Seca
Trumbull Steeds
Famous Clothing Sale at Green's Department Store
Bargain shoppers flock to Green's Department Store at 237 Second Street for deep discounts on menswear womens wear and children's items. Limited quantities include solid leather shoes knitted golf outfits and coats with prices slashed to tempt economical buyers amid a busy sale week.
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Boston
Lewther
Walt WY
Far
Curklyn Tvs
Thor
Boulet Hove
Shaker Gual
Panta
A. Hott
Baturda
Green's Department
Second Street
Bilaadeth
Tariff Good Payne Says Fulfilled Promises
Fragmented OCR text references Tariff Good Payne and promises fulfilled but contains many garbled names and phrases. The readable gist centers on Payne claiming tariff promises fulfilled, with broader political commentary about Congressional action and general election context.
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Payne
Alpine Flight Ends In Crash Near Swiss Alps
Aviator Geonw Chavez crashed after a failed attempt to cross the Alps from Brieg to Milan. He survived with a broken leg and severe cuts, while his aircraft shattered on impact in the high cold air near Domestosola. Fellow pilots Pailetti and Weymann helped by following the flight.
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Milan
Waly
Simplon
Dymetoswota
Cuarte Mites
Brieg
Switherland
Mie
Chavez
Yon
Domestosola
Chaves
Donowlosn
Chaven
Anne Furly
Pwilotti
Henry Weymann
Claver
Pietter
Pailetti
Alps
Neg
Vuietti
Wermann
Fenris
Chaver
Rhone Valley
Alpes
No Typhoid Claim Sparks City Debate
A garbled Newark city report shows the mayor stating no typhoid presence. Officials claim limited vaccine supplies and call for cautious public health measures.
Natelsons Sale and Education Ads Highlight Local Goods
A fragmented notice cites Natelsons sale of clothing for men and a continuing event. It mentions Elizabeth Commercial College offering shorthand bookkeeping and English, with Edgar McMickla as principal, plus Moland's mince product praised for quality. The text also lists telephone numbers and references a famous RB article.
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Elizabeth Commercial College
Amd
Hersh Huilding
Edgar McMickla
Moland
Gun Turret Accident On Georgia Ship
Turret explosion during battle practice aboard the Georgia left fourteen men stunned but unharmed. The blast tore through the forward turret as crew calmly exited to fresh air, with damage to a heavy gun barrel while breech and recoil mechanism remained intact. Ship will continue drills with damaged turret secured. Investigation ordered. potential upgrades noted for twelve inch guns.
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Georgia
Vad
Forvant
Secident
W. L. Rodgers
Fire at hemp warehouse clues to arson at Chicago plant
A hemp warehouse fire in Chicago sparks suspicion of arson as a related fire at the International Harvester plant is investigated. Nineteen firefighters are overcome by smoke while battling the blaze, with losses estimated near 100,000 in materials and stock.
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Aeleste
Cire
Etrat
Journal
Chicago
Deering
International Harvester Company
Fonda
Alan Gecuttee
Ms Bomte
Knead
Leda
Wall Street Opens Amid Market Turbulence and Unclear Flags
readers confront a chaotic scene as trading resumes with muted reactions and scattered reports. investors monitor prices, a volatile mood lingers around major indices, and analysts caution that unclear conditions may affect early sessions.
Sale of Suits and Dresses at Inn Auction
A damaged notice advertises a sale of suits and dresses at the Inn. Readable fragments mention buyers and bidders, with partial times and locations. The text is incomplete but indicates an auction of apparel from a shop or estate.
Fragmentary OCR Note on Purchase and Notices
Fragmented OCR text references an $18,500 purchase sale of heaters and a list of names, places, and institutions. Mentions The Journal and a legal or notarial context with terms like attorney in visit and provincial place names. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Streeta Thompson
Ork
Jtannery Burns
Sy Telegraph
Fohurn
Maas
Totf
Moy
Rhode Island
Boss
Alderney
Jacob Hagin
Hyon Keys
New Jersey Central
Albany
Baturday
Eliabethport
Earl OF Bellamont
Elizabeth Avenue
Leonardi Cocurts
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Floral Ave
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Max Browntein
Ki Kiley Place
Fulton Street
Ilwilling
Matthew Ware
South’ Streets
William J, Ows
South Street
Atlantic City
Weber
Newark
Natelson's
Levy
Us&s
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Wall Street
New York St
Neatock Martoet
Meadler
Eve Wuund
Steather
Seem
Rony
Pune
Sudday
Jirlew Rangi
Colo
Arta
Mura
Ene
Visiudend
St 'Tha Cata Mom Pompaty
Boanda
Aul Ag Tong
Junnaun
Furan
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