Democratic campaign speech in Rahway outlines party change
William J. Tullio Jr. of Weatfield, a Fifth District congressional candidate, told about 150 attendees at the Rahway Democratic Club that corruption and hypocrisy have hurt the Republicans. He cited Oregon, Missouri, New York and Maine races to argue Democrats win in GOP strongholds and warns of Cannonism’s influence. He backs a Democratic Congress and taunts the current minority as uncertain, urging voters to elect a Democrat this year.
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Republican Party
William J. Tullio, Jr
Weatfield
Congress
Fifth District
Ie Rahway Democratic Club
Waltenspeil
Oregon
Missouri
New York
Maasachusetts
Maine
Torney
Timicrests
Public Service Corporation
Taft
Fowler
Mick Ura
Sereich Corporation
Tha Brat
Aged Elizabethan Dies After Fall in Cornwall Visit
George Hamilton Sr aged 82 or 83, of 278 North Trend Street, died at Good Samaritan Hospital Lebanon after injuries from a fall at his aunt’s veranda in Cornwall. He had lived in Elizabeth for twelve years, survived by son P M Hamilton and three Elizabeth children, plus siblings in Pennsylvania.
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Cornwall
George Hamilton
North Trend Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Lebanon
Hamilton
Elizabeth
Labanon County
Yoonaylvanio
Hs Bata Relapes
P.M. Hamilton
Vail-Deane School
This City
Elizabeth Cchildren
Saale C
George Amilton
Jane Hamilton
Chia Ay
Gilben
Leo
Bothers
Poonaylvania
Youth Is In Court Under Probation Charge
Miriam Richter a 17 year old Plainfield youth twice confined at Sato Home for Boys at Jannenburg is under parole supervision by the county probation office. He faces arrest in Plainfield on a $100 theft charge after a prior 1907 state home placement for incorrigibility and a 1908 revolver theft case. He was paroled from the state institution a few weeks ago.
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Miriam Richter
Sato
Jannenburg
Cunty
Prea ‘Mt
Plainfeld
Richter
Plainfield Lawn
Thief With Sweet Tooth Reported In Plainfield
Detectives from the second precinct pursue a pair of thieves described as craving chocolate and ice cream. They reportedly followed a path to Piet Street and Charles Coleman’s premises, with the Journal at Plainfield noting possible additional thefts and police presence.
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Charles Coleman
Piet Street
Mystery of Eva Swan’s Death Mirrors London Crippen Case
In San Francisco a buried body under a Eureka Street house is identified by police as Eva Swan a Paso Robles schoolteacher missing since April. Dr James Grant and Mina Messerschmidt are held after Gordon alleged Swan died in an illegal operation and the body was buried under floorboards then moved with nitric acid and cement. Police rely on Gordon’s detailed account awaiting positive verification.
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San Francisco
Telephnore Crippen
London
Misa Eva Swin
Paso Rubles
Eureka Street
James Grant
Misa Marie Mesker— Schmidt
Ole
Paso Robles
Grant
Misa Messerschmidt Oth
Miss Swain
Ince
Ben Garrison
Dr. Grant
Miss Swan
Gordon
Mina Messerschmidt
William Bancka
Misa Ewan
Sasche
Hous
Creighton
Mins Swan
Eva Swan
Well-behaved Union county youths at Jamesburg home
Union county boys, about twenty from Elizabeth, are among the best behaved at the Jamesburg State Institution. Superintendent Hamilton says the place resembles an English boarding school, not a penal facility, and many boys prefer it to home. Some work in fields while others learn trades as students live in separate houses.
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Union County
Hoya
Jamesburg
Ranistant
William B. Hamilton
Elizabeth
Hamilton
Hamilton Yeaterday
Kling Tells His Views on Saloons Cleanup
Excise Commissioner Peter M King stated the Board of Excise should have closed at least fifty saloons this year but has closed comparatively few. He advocates cleaning up saloons seen as detriments to their communities and calls for tighter action in wards with excess establishments. A commercial college note follows.
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Excise
Peter M King
Board of Excise
New York Republicans clash as Barnes and Roosevelt vie for control
Central figures in New York politics clash over next week's Republican State convention. William Barnes Jr leads the old guard against Roosevelt's progressives. Roosevelt plots as temporary and possibly permanent chairman while Root is eyed for a key role. Payn aids Barnes and Woodruff in securing old guard support amid looming Democratic gains.
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Saratoga
William Barnes, Jr
Old Guard
Republican Party
New York
Tony New
Pertel
Sherman
Senator Root
Roosevelt
United States
Erih Root
Chauncey M. Depew
Louis F. Payn
Payn
Barnes and Woodmf
Not guilty verdict in weighers bribery case reported
New York dispatch states Judge Martin threatened to lock the jury Sunday. In the bribery case involving former government weighers George E Bedell Charles N Wardell and CE Drew the jury quickly returned verdicts with Wardell and Drew found not guilty while Bedell was found guilty of a related charge.
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Journal
New York
Martin
George E. Bedell
Charles N Wardell
CE Drew
Quickl
Wardell
Drew
Auto Goes In Canal Kills Six In New Orleans Basin
A car making a short curve overturned and plunged into the basin canal fifteen feet below the roadway. Three young girls and three men died in the accident. The vehicle belonged to Thomas Butler. a girl named Freedman was among the injured. The Moulin Rouge company members were among those involved.
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Sonomal
New Orleans
New Basin Canal
Thomas Butler
Joseph Freedman
Moulin Rowge” Company
Census figures cited as cities grow in 1910 enumeration
The Census Bureau announced 1010 enumeration results reflecting growing cities. A note mentions Union Business and a Dix Street address with a contact at Herriman, suggesting a local business connection to the notice. The text is garbled but centers on population growth and official release details.
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Journal
Washington
Cemens Bureau Today
Dhamee
Children grief struck when pet dog is killed
Roselle residents report a shooting that killed Edward J. Whittier’s Boston terrier after a week of tension. Holden fired from a passing car at the Whittier yard near Janet Street, leaving children frightened and prompting calls for legal action. The dog died about a half hour later and no rabies signs appeared. the dog had earlier bit Holden’s child, though a doctor found no danger.
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Journal
Roselle
Boston
Edward J. Whittier
Second Avenue
BEC
Holden
van Court Inn
Whittier
Undden
C. AL. Janet
Houea
Whitiers
Priest's European Tour Ends Aboard Lusitania
The Rev James J Smith pastor of Holy Rosary Church recounted a long European trip ending with the Lusitania’s arrival in New York. He met Pope Pius and Cardinal Merry del Val, spoke of the Vatican controversy with Spain, and noted a meeting with a papal chamberlain in Plainfield. The party included Rev James P Smith of St Peters Belleville.
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James J. Smith
Holy Rosary Church
Journal
Lusitania
New York
Liverpool
Cork
Eeland
New
Rome
Pope Pius
Woodneiver
Richmond
Sietine
St. Peter's
Merry del Val
Vatican
Spain
Father Smith
James P. Smith
St Peter's Church
Belleville
Cranford
Naples
Italy
Passion
Lenton
Treland
Father ‘Smith
Killarney
David T. Kenney
Plainfield
Sultan of Sulu in New York sightseeing tour
Hadji Mohammed Jamalul Kiram, Sultan of Sulu, arrived in New York aboard the St Louis on a world tour. He is accompanied by Major Fred Beatt of the Fourteenth Cavalry acting as escort. The Sultan plans weeks of sightseeing and seeks to meet President Taft and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, while expressing interest in viewing George Ade’s Sultan of Sulu and in visiting American schools and teachers in the Philippines. He and his party were escorted to the Hotel Astor amid the city’s roar and tall buildings, marveling at the Metropolitan Tower.
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New York
Hadji Mohammed Jamalul Kiram
Sulu
St. Louis
Fred Beatt
Fourteenth Cavalry
Sulu Group of Islands
United States
Taft
Philippines
Nicholas Longsworth
Allee Roosevelt
Law
Madji
Wan
Jie Wan
Ade
Sultan of Sulu
Hotel Astor
Hadji
Metropolitan Tower
Treveni
Joy At Last Dust Settled In Elizabethown Sprinkling Cars Return
Mulilie Service Railway sprinkling cars were seen along Main street Knzwbebh Wisk and Third in Elizabethown for the first time in weeks. Councilman McGurn and Health Commissioner Williams commented on water use and street conditions. The mayor said unpaved streets create dirt transfer to paved avenues, and noted water warnings by the Elizabethown Water Company. Street conditions remain the focus as crews assess paving needs.
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Mulilie Service Railway
Knzwbebh
Wisk
Ear Linn
Cotinellman Meljury
Bervica
McGurn
Firat
Sidney Williams
Ublia Service
Mraving
Williamg Ae
Elizabethtown Water Company
Ataten
Public Service Railway
Williama
Willame
Thompson
Atreets
Skinny Will
Jama
Stokes Still in Lead in Senate Race With Ten Districts Missing
With only ten districts reporting former Governor E C Stokes holds a 704 vote majority for the United States Senate seat. Official returns from Burlington to Union counties show Stokes 39,627, Fowler 28,494, Murphy 36,163 as results trickle in.
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Trenton
Minning
E.C. Stoken
United States
Poplar
Washington
John Kean
Burlington
Camden
Cumberland
Essex
Mercer
Monmouth
Ocean
Pine Inic
Salem
Sussex
Union Countios
Earthquakes Recorded Two At The Same Time
Cleveland reports two earthquakes recorded simultaneously by Father Odenbach at St Ignatius College observatory. The first quake began around 9 59 85 and ended about 10 28 last night with the main disturbance at 0 47 30. Estimated epicenter distance near 4 000 miles. The seismograph noted a faint disturbance indistinguishable from prior events.
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Cleveland
Father Odenbach
Ignatius College Observatory
Wall Street Movements and Mixed Trading Patterns
Wall Street reports show irregular movement in early trading with minor shifts in readings across major bonds. Government bonds remained steady while other issues fluctuated. by close, prices were subdued with a general sense of lethargy in the market and few notable gains.
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Wall Street
New York
Bonda
Uphold Taft Says Runyon at Republican Meeting
Judge William N. Runyon, Republican candidate for Congress, told Elizabeth City Republicans at Dix Building headquarters that the party has nothing to apologize for and must unite to support the ticket and President Taft. He praised Taft as the calm, capable executive and urged active, unified support for the State and county candidates. Former Mayor Samuel J. Berry thanked the committee, stressing the upcoming two years would test city leadership and urging strong candidates for local offices.
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Willam N. Runyan
Congress
Republican City Committee
Republican
Republican Party
Catt
Lincoln
Taft
Ticigo Runyon
Vivian M. Lawis
Samuel J. Berry
Elizal
Elizabeth
Short Chldrensas
Axguatun Awarts
Frederick Bender
William H. Garrison
Freehalder
Eline Arplogata
Board of Excise
Charles Wagner
Downtown
Republican Club
William G Wondrs
Twelfth Ward
William Procter
Sixth Ward
James White
Free Ride Ring Destroys Trolley Security at Singer Plant
Eight youths, many employed by Singer Manufacturing Co, were arrested by police on charges of free riding on trolley cars near the Singer plant. The arrests followed complaints to Chief of Police Tenney about nightly free rides by workers, with reports of drinking and vandalism on board. Suspects named include Harry Schafer, Morrie Shapiro, Charles Siebold, John Mipranski, Philip Unbuch, Stephen Connell, Michael Grupo, and Frank Cover. The prisoners were taken to central station. further charges will be filed in court tomorrow.
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Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer
Amid
Pollos Tenney
Public Service Railway Company
Hoya
Nin
John Mipranski
Philip Unbuch
Stephen Connell
Michael Grupo
Frauke Cover
the Bee
O'Leary
Warkniele Court
Taonorrow
Le Fete Des Jours Chore Club Event
The ladies of St. John's Chore prepare an afternoon and evening entertainment on October 26 and 27 in the main building. Titled Le Fete Des Jours the program will offer a variety of entertainment reflecting festive days observed nationwide.
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St. John's
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