NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS BY REPUBLICANS IN PHILLIPSBURG
Congressman Charles N Fowler was nominated for the Fifth District for the eighth time at the Republican convention in Phillipsburg on Monday. He voiced great gratification at unanimous support from district representatives and predicted Taft support would grow nationwide. He denied strong opposition from Union County delegates and noted enthusiasm among Rahway and Summit for his candidacy. Fowler discussed banking deposit guarantees and criticized Bryan’s stance, urging full discussion before any policy decisions. He has been invited to campaign but has not yet decided on a formal address date and plans to speak at a Republican meeting in the Lyceum Theatre.
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Charles N. Fowler
Phillipsburg
Fowler
Pethering Waa
Union County
Rahway
Sumit
Hin Supaor
Fow
Taft
Bryan
Pat
Republi
Ferm von
Denver
Mr. Fowler
Lyceum
Political Meetings and Campaign Appeals in Westfield Ward
An invitation to Carlton Fierce Republican nominee to address the Twelfth Ward Reunition Club is noted for next Monday evening. Democratic candidates James E. Martine and J. Kiernan plan a Westfield club meeting. Postponed Ninth Ward Republican Club session due to lack of a meeting place. Small-town notices include newspaper distribution details and local ads.
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Carlton
Fierce
Assembly
Twelfth Ward Reunition Club
Ttia
Piers
Fourbii
Aeroe
Ninth Ward
Republ
Heatfield
James E. Martine
Sheriff
J. Kiernan
Awewibly
Weatfield
Westfield Democratic Club
Thanarrow
Aged Man Found Weak From Exposure Near Lorraine Elevators
William Dabro, 80, was found near Aron D. Crane's elevator at Lorraine shortly before 8 am, nearly dead from cold. Discovered by Albert Patt of Roselle, he was moved to Alexian Hospital for treatment. Doctors report he remains very weak and cannot recall how he came to be there. Authorities seek his identity and origin as he could not provide information.
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William Dabro
Aron D. Crane
Lorraine
Dabro
Albert Patt
Roselle
Foymt
Brewers Seek Action As Excise Probers Hear From Brewers
Trenton Sept 30 session of Governor Forts special excise commission drew brewers from across New Jersey in an indignation gathering. The Atlantic City situation dominated talk as speakers urged restraint or reform. Charles Murdock of Newark for the Brewers Association urged cooperation and no drastic changes. August Lembeck of Jersey City pressed penalties on parents who send children to saloons. Atlantic Highlands hotelman James Andrews argued for Sunday access to drinks for travelers. Captain Perry of Atlantic City proposed easing rules to allow hotel entertainment all year. Charles M. Spidell of Atlantic City also spoke.
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Trenton
Governor Fort
State House
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Suashore
Charles Mrudley
Newark
Brewers’ Association of
Brewers
Meat “Association
August Lembeck
Jersey
Ife
Charles ML. Spidell
Alao Epoke
Peter Cusa Reco vers After Saturday Stabbing
Peter Cusa, the Pole, was stabbed during a free for all at 733 Brunswick Avenue on Saturday night. He is rapidly recovering in General Hospital with wounds to the back and shoulder. Police have located the alleged assailant in a nearby city and await a formal complaint before arrest.
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Peter Cusa
Brunawick Avenue
General Hospital
Kid
Aftar
Cara
Tenney
Cina
License Committee Discusses Ordinance Revision
The License Committee met in City Hall to discuss and revise the city ordinance governing the sale of licenses for peddlers, keepers, junk dealers, and pawn brokers. No action was taken. the matter was tabled until the next meeting for further steps to be taken.
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Teekers Junk Denlers
Fire devastates business district in West Fairlee Vermont
Telegraph report from West Fairlee Vermont dated September 30 details a major fire that nearly wiped out the town's business area. Total loss estimated at twenty five thousand dollars, destroying three business blocks, the Eagle Hotel, two livery stables, several dwellings and a dozen smaller buildings.
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Journal
Fairlee
Eagle
Fall opening yer 3 and Octobar tat Mra at broad wurceh
Fragmentary OCR text describes a fall opening on year three and an October tat at broad work beyond the second floor. Mentions delivery to Peni gania Railroad freight station and a remainder kept for two saves Sob egl and get Eeciate der eo abe.
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Penigania
Locked in St. Patricks Church Freedom by Ringing Bells
Lake Blackford an electrician was accidentally locked inside St Patricks Church. To seek release he rang the bells, drawing Captain OLeary and bystanders. Bells alarmed sexton and crowd. Blackford finally exited through a door that refused to yield, after police traced the noise and freed him.
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Lake Blackford
John R. Rankin
St. Patret's
Blackford
Sexton
Abele
Finelty Blackford
Tie
Sevral
Manmoth
O'Leary
Leary
Fabian Exonerates Ven Youngsters in Juvenile Court
Fabian a storekeeper from Marshall Street arraigned with Fred Buriker and others before Judge Mahon on Monday afternoon and discharged with a reprimand. The complainant Raward 5 alleged breaking and entering and carting away. Fabian denied malice saying it was a spirit of fun.
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Fred Buriker
Moxie Goldberg
George Koller
Harry Hauck
Fred Milligan
Eddie Lotwicky
Frank Husher
Ivin Andrews
Charles Spiller
Eddie Brown
St Patrick's Jubilee Children's Day Ends With Banquet
Sixteen hundred children from St Patrick's schools enjoyed a full day of entertainment at St Patrick's Golden Jubilee session. Rev Father Gossner led morning ceremonies before a minstrel program in the High School hall. Performers included jugglers and singers while guests received ice cream and candy. The afternoon show featured special acts and moving pictures, ending with songs and applause as the celebration neared its close.
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Papile
St. Patrick's Wchorl
St. Joseph's Academy
St. Patrick's
Dean Martin Gossner
Eneleltld Waa
Harry W. Elder
Luu
Plinton
Tim
Trish
Frank Hoey
Little Mins Violet White
Elizabeth
William T. McCarthy
Michael Conway
Edward Downey
Leo Conway
Mleo
Downy
St. Patricks
Wan Bron
John Smikeld
Lin
Ylaw
SANG HARRIGAN JAILED FOR NINETY DAYS
In a court scene Judge Mahom sent Daniel O Connor alias Chuck Connor to county jail for ninety days after Harrigan, awakened by a whistling gang led by O Connor, complained of repeated serenades and fence damage. Officer Leonard arrested O Connor after he knocked a picket from Harrigan's fence as the mob sang Harrigan.
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Harrigan
Daniel O'Connor
Chuck "Connor
Wallatreest
Mahom
Tarrigan
Winger
O'Connor
Howe
Wall Street
Oficer Leonard
Creemet
Teonard
Joea
Harrian
Wight
Alelice Offeer
Tina
Byjik Probation Extended by Judge In County Court
Judge Atwater extended the probation of Julin Byjik in the Court of Common Pleas on charges of assault and threatening to kill his wife in Line den township. Byjik, alleged to have threatened the judge and wife, was held after arrest and later released on parole. counsel sought the extension this morning.
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Atwater
Court of Quary
Julin Byjik
Savert Lerma
Lineden
Byjik
Hia
Duna Son
Mia
Emily E. WilliAmeon
Rabies Treatment Trials Continue For Day Family
Mr and Mrs Harvey M Day of 16 Cherry Street and neighbor Mia Samuel Doty of 18 Cherry Street remain under Pasteur treatment after a rabies bite from a terrier. Doctors Buck and Zugker report signs unlikely to progress to full rabies, while the family seeks affordable care options beyond the Pasteur Institute.
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Harvey M. Day
Mia. Samuel
A. C. Bick
Buck
Pasteur Institute
New York
Democratic Campaign Opens October 27 in City Meeting
The Democratic City Committee met behind closed doors in Lyceum Unit to discuss the campaign amid strong backing from party leaders. General Colling and speakers including A Kiernan, Freeholders Plennon, Maurer and McGovern addressed the gathering while registration reports were deferred. The group plans a speech by a national figure, possibly Mr Bryan, and anticipates a strong push after the Phillipsburg Congressional convention. A special delegate train is planned for tomorrow to Phillipsburg.
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Democratic City Committee
Lyceum
Owen Farrelly
Colling
Thone
Plennon
Maurer
McGovern
Stein
Nugent
City Merk Kenn
Bryan
Phillipsburg
Wall Street Opens Tightly as Stocks Veer
Wall Street opened active with stocks trading in a narrow range. Gains were led by Missouri Pacific, Canadian Pacific advancing while International Paper fell sharply from prior levels. The market drifted with muted volume, downbeat overall, as prices stayed near yesterday’s close.
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Miasouri Pacific
Perife
Fant Howe
Alge Beery
Baterrela
Veterdar
Guard fires at man during night guard dispute on Ash Brook farm
Polish farmhand Bruno Sedlownki a 19 year old on John Goodwin farm near Rahway was shot twice by a fellow guard Lamb after emerging from the cellar at midnight. The guard fired when ordered to halt and was unaware the intruder was a farm worker. Sedlownski hospitalized at Alexian Hospital in Rahway. he is expected to recover. Police seized a threatening letter postmarked Westfield. selection of crops had been previously robbed.
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Bruno Sedlownnki
John Goodwin
Ash Brook
Rahway
Alexian Hospital
Goodwin
Offler
Bis
Cranfont
Bedloweaki
Alexian
Sechoweski
Lamb
Westfield
Barna
Lanb
Sedjowesk
Roodwin
Trunton
Goodwing
Ash
Neason
Police hunt anarchists after plot to kill royals in Budapest
Budapest September 30 police sweep follows a suspected anarchist plot to assassinate King Alfonso and Victoria of Spain during their visit. A meeting of anarchists was broken up, 25 participants arrested, three leaders released, others kept under surveillance as the inquiry proceeds.
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Budapest
Nam
Alfonso
Victoria
Spain
Bumgaran
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