Elizabeth relay team triumph sparks YMCA banquet cheers
The Women's Auxiliary to the Newark YMCA hosted a banquet in Association Hall praising Elizabeth Young Men's Christian Association runners who won the relay. Tom Dugan of Newark praised Elizabeth's progress and noted indomitable will among the team.
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Association Hall
YMCA
Newark
The
Asociation
Hubert B. Gentle
Gentle
John Kean
Frank H. Davis
Lee Chapin
William B. Martin
Chapin
Tom Dugan
New Jersey
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Young Men's Christian Association
Store reopens Monday with unmatched bargains
In ih Fought's Journal, a notice announces a store reopening Monday morning after a day’s closure. It promises an extraordinary fry list of bargains and a quick two-day turnaround. Also advertised are picture framing services and an offer to exchange old pianos for plays and pins at Morrow's.
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Peportmant
Sito
Walt
Bond
Strats
Miss Sophie M. Braun Elected a Trustee
Special to the Journal. Delegates to the annual meeting of the teachers retirement fund met at the State House and heard Elizabeth Allen report. Thomas M. White resigned due to ill health. Addison B. Poland and Sophie M. Braun were nominated to succeed him. Elections were unanimous. Judge William R. Codington was endorsed for another term. Governor Fort will appoint.
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Teachers’ Retirement Fund
Houes
Elizabeth Allen
Association
Alan Alida
Thomas M. White
White
Truateen
Professor White
Addison B. Poland
Poland
Sophie M. Brann
Fort
Dulin to Take Haskell's Job at Democratic HQ
Text of Haskell resigning via telegram reports Dulin will succeed Haskell as treasurer of the Bryan campaign. Dulin, from Oklahoma with Chicago offices, is said to revive subscription support for Bryan.
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Techant
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Oklahoma
Bryan
A. J. Dulin
Chicago
Oklahoms
Bryan Caus
Governor Haskell resigns and Bryan meets leaders in Chicago
Telegraph report notes Governor Haskell resigning after midnight and declaring plans to sue Roosevelt and Hearst for damages. William J Bryan arrives in Chicago, meets with Democratic leaders, then heads to Madison. A. J. Dulin is profiled as a new Democratic National Committee treasurer prospect with Hearst campaign ties in New Jersey.
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Haskell
Roosevelt
Hearst
William J Bryan
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A. J. Dulin
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Democratic National Committee
New Jersey
South Jersey
Hearnt
Elizabeth
Dulin
St. Louis
Evening School Enrolment Plans Set by City Board
The Board of Education committee on evening schools met with the City Superintendent to finalize enrolment arrangements for the city program opening next month. Posters will advertise enrolment dates and school districts with enrolment blanks available at City Hall after October 5. Enrolment nights are October 7 8 and 9 from 7 to 8 30 P M at Schools 1 2 and 3 and evening classes begin October 1 for eligible residents by district with separate sessions for women and girls and for men and boys.
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South Fifth
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Bertrett
Returns Still Lag In Union County Votes
Misunderstanding of the new primary law slows tallying as district returns, including Cranford, fail to reach the County Clerk. Previously district election officers tallied votes. now the County Clerk handles transmission, causing delays and propagating the backlog.
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Union County
Cranford
Golden Jubilee Mass at St Patrick's Parish
Elaborate rites mark St Patrick's Catholic parish Golden Jubilee with a solemn 10:30 mass at St Patrick's Church, Mendalasohn music, and a large 25 voice choir. Afternoon concert in Jackson Park by Prof Brogan's orchestra features patriotic songs as 800 children sing, followed by a grand evening program of airs and marches conducted by H F Schmanch. A large 40 by 60 foot American flag was raised between the church spires.
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Bolemn
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Brogan
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Mia
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Cherister
Thoman Coakley
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Lewis Daley
Balutarie
Profesor Coakley
Trinhaire
Tara
Maryland
Stwanee River
Kentucky
Columbia
Fall River Steamer Collision Report Echoes Smith Tale
New York reports a collision between the Fall River liner Commonwealth and the Norwegian steamship Volund in heavy fog off Race Reel. The Commonwealth packed with about a thousand passengers while Volund carries a crew of seventy. The incident draws parallels to F Hopkinson Smiths Osleh West Master Div story set in similar naval peril.
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New York
F. Hopkinson
Osleh West
Fall River
Commonwealth
Volind
Smith
Wolund
Judge Garrison decision lifts moving picture age ban
Plainfield and Elizabeth clash over a court ruling on under sixteen year olds attending moving picture shows. Judge Garrison in Detney City declared the ban unconstitutional when accompanied, but Plainfield police warn proprietors to ignore the ruling pending higher court action.
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Garrison
Detney
Plainfield
Elizabeth
Geo G. Tenjing
Moving Picture
Daubed With Paint Complaint In Police Court
Louis Daves of 208 Front Street is accused of painting his neighbor Tartuis with a brush during a dispute over painting Tartuis yard. Tartuis testified Daves threatened to shoot him. Daves denied the charge and requested a Grand Jury hearing. the judge set a local court hearing for later.
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Louis Daves
Front Street
Fonds
Inde Mahon
Dominick ‘Tartuis
Daves
Tartuis
Daven
Tarlyia
Sid
Diver
Savage dog prowls near Elizabeth and High alarming residents
A savage dog roaming near Elizabeth venue and High has bitten horses and spooked wagons for weeks. police were alerted and Captain John A. Peters sent Officer Nevins to warn the owner to chain the animal.
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Elizabeth
Smithorn
Hlabaker
John A. Peters
Nevins
Orfters
Police pledge tighter lid on city after St Patrick’s event
Chief Tenney says police will enforce excise law in every detail and spare none as they tighten control tomorrow. He will personally inspect the city to keep order amid Saturday night drunkenness on streetcars and near the church celebration with extra officers assigned to the park and arrest zones.
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the Ely
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St. Patrick's Church
Nervy crook lands in jail after rooftop escape
James McMahon alias George Connora, a famed burglar, was captured after forcing entry to Julio Wisner’s Summit home on September 15. He jumped from the roof during arrest, injured a foot, and was hospitalized chained to a cot before being committed to the county jail on a charge of attempted burglary. George Brown of Summit was also jailed in the same night.
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George Connora
George Brown
Summit
McMahon
Julio, Wisner
Guardian of the Law
Mahon
Ansiarance
He Wen
Arthur Hicks
ISHAM SILENT ON CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION
Inham refused to confirm or deny being an applicant for the Democratic nomination. He stated he had not yet been approached by any group to run and would consider the offer if approached, noting he would respond if such contact occurred.
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Journal
HL Inham
Democratic Feadera
Taham
Mayor Ryan and City Attorney Attend Municipal Conference
Mayor P. J. Ryan and City Attorney James S. Coonotly will leave for a conference of municipal officials in Treste, invited by Charles Pia. The gathering will discuss wide topics and possible municipal actions, with Francis assisting and planning poultry support.
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P. J. Ryan
James S. Coonotly
Leva
Aoutay Meraing
VOTES IN SECOND WARD PRIMARIES ALLEGEDLY RINGED
Voters protest alleged illegal methods at Tuesday primaries in the Second ward with claims of ticket padding and use of fictitious names. A city official cites 350 extra votes, comparing totals from 1907 and last November. McCarthy and Metzger denounce the election as undemocratic and plan further probe with County Prosecutor.
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McCarthy
Reagan
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Motzger
Piret
Katzenbash
Turaday
Thore
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Sheorte
Surprise in Roselle Politics Sparks Meeting
At a Roselle Republican gathering last night all primary nominees were endorse by several prominent men. Arrangements are being made to have Charles N. Fowler address the meeting soon. A Roselle League meeting is set for tonight with local officials hinting at independent mayoral bid by Harwood Fish and possible campaign moves.
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Endo
Addreasen We Wuile
Arrangominte
Colygresaman Charlea N. Fowler
Gigio League
Autoriana
Harwood Fish
Roselle Park
Tampaga
Wall Street Opens Soft Amid Mixed Political Developments
The market opened lower with many leading stocks down about four to six points and readings slipping in early trades. Rock market declines appeared in part of the first hour, while government bonds held steady as other issues showed uneven moves amid conflicting political news.
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Journal
New York
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Natelson's Great Sale Damaged Goods Ad
A distressed ad announces a great sale at Natelson's with damaged stock in men and box goods at steep reductions. The notice promotes low prices to move a first-class stock and mentions tailor services and moving notices from a local shop on Trond Street.
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Will Earl
Barduine
Tee
Tee Abalet
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