Interpreting Rail Signals and City Incidents Highlight Harrison News
The Interstate Commerce Commission reviews automatic block signals with a yearlong timetable, aiming to reduce railroad dangers. In Harrison, two incidents raise concerns about urban safety, including a woman falling from a window and an Italian boy struck by a car but escaping with minor injuries.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Harrison
Back Bay
Boston
Ao Anto
Harrison Avenue
Tok
Arboztep
Erie Railroad promises better Newark Branch service
At the Second Ward Association meeting held in Fortnightly Club House on Tuesday evening chair C B Vroom of the transportation committee reported that Erie Railroad officials pledged improved service on the Newark Branch with a new schedule to be issued soon. The law and order committee was asked to check ways to stop poisoning of dogs and to enforce the dog ordinance more strictly. The sanitary committee was tasked to probe cess pools along Franklin Avenue that frequently overflowed. A committee was formed to attend the regular County Improvement Association meeting at Newark.
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Second Ward Association
C. &B. Vroom
Transporttation Committee
Erie
Newark
Canitary
Franklin Avenue
Regular County Improvement Association
Newark council eases Sunday saloon opening votes
The Camuino Council of Newark voted last week to permit saloons to open on Sundays. The decision affects all drinking places and was recorded after months of debate.
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Camuino Council of
Newark
Reform movement denounced in Newark pulpits and council
Creeds in Newark denounced it soundly from their pulpits and called the aldermen and the law many names. They blamed the Newark Evening News and the Culby movement for its rise, one profiting from opposing the government and the other seeking to rule. Lush traces this reformer history in The Beacon Times.
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Newark
Newark Evening News
Culby
Becoton Times
Indiana minister urges outlawing Nabtley saloons
Mr. Charles E. Newlin of Indianapolis spoke at St Pauls Congregational Church on Tuesday night for a campaign to close Nabtley saloons. He argued licenses unconstitutional and described results in Indiana county courts. A conference followed and a committee planned an August 6 meeting to push the campaign.
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Charles E. Newlin
Indianapolis
St. Paul’s Congregational Church
Indiana
Unien
Fire in New Building on Franklin and Centre
An early evening fire at a house under construction on Franklin avenue and Centre street, owned by Anthony Dournay, prompted Box 23. Neighbors and nearby firefighters used a ladder and buckets to contain flames in a partially built partition. Loss exceeds $100, with investigators citing possible plumber carelessness.
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Franklin Avenue
Centre Street
Anthony Dournay
Hames
Legislature Probing Counties Should Be Rejected
The editorial argues that state lawmakers should not extend probing into counties and cities. It labels such measures an invasion of local prerogatives and a partisan tactic and urges municipalities to govern themselves and address abuses without legislative interference.
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Patersao Press
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