Licenses in the County Considered by Judge Lyon
Judge Lyon approved several liquor licenses in the county including a transfer of John Neville's Roosevelt saloon license to Max Greenwald and a renewal for Sandor Kish. Celestine Minucci withdrew a Roosevelt wholesale license, Frank Elias Company renewal at Woodbridge delayed a week, while Philadelphia & Reading Railroad pressed for a wholesale license to keep workers in the borough.
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New Brunswick
Judge Lyon
John Neville
Roosevelt
Max Greenwald
Sandor Kish
Celestine Minucci
March
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Company
Frank Elias Company
Woodbridge
Father Fined and Jailed Over Daughter's Truancy
New Brunswick June 10 Charles Welch was committed to jail by Recorder Houghton for failing to compel his eleven year old daughter Marguerite to attend school. The girl is a habitual truant and authorities plan to place her in a home due to her mother's death and the father's alleged neglect.
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Evening News
New Brunswick
Charles Welch
Houghton
Marguerite
Prof McGinnes Not Eligible in Brunswick
City Attorney Adrain issued an opinion to the Board of Education finding L. E. McGinnes ineligible for city superintendent of schools due to lack of a state certificate. The board will notify McGinnes and discuss the matter at next Wednesday’s meeting.
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Huhning
New Brunswick
Adrain
Board of Education
L. E. McGinnes
McGinnes
Indictments Against Western Union Telco
Federal grand jury returns forty two charges against the Western Union Telegraph Company for violations of the bucket shop law. Indictments center on a fast wire service alleged to have aided the Arte mis and Cella offices operating under the Standard Stock and Grain Dealers of Jersey City.
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United Press Wire
Washington
Western Union Telegraph Comp
Federal Grand Jury
Western Union
Artemis
Cella
Standard Stock
Jersey City
Four men sentenced for assault on Julia Reiner in Monument Heights
Thomas Mathews James Murdock Albert Riley and Alexander Turner each receive six years in Caldwell penitentiary while Frank Mc Grady gets five years. They were convicted of assaulting Julia Reiner as she and her fiancé were on Monument Heights on May 15. Louis Treiore failed to appear and his bail was forfeited.
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United Press Wire
Paterson
Obituary John Peter Kjersgaard Died of Diphtheria
John Peter Kjersgaard two years old son of Mr and Mrs Peter Kjersgaard of Washington street died yesterday of diphtheria. Funeral at 10 this morning with interment in Alpine cemetery Rev J F Christiansen of St Stephen's Danish Lutheran church officiated. This is the second child for the Kjersgaards.
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John Peter Kjersgaard
Peter Kjersgaard
Washington Street
Alpine Cemetery
J. F. Christiansen
St. Stephen's
Martin Scores Vivian Lewis On R.R. Bates
In Newark a Progressive Republican League meeting highlights a bid to unseat the regular machine. Speakers include William Parmenter Martin and James G. Blauvelt who urge action to challenge Vivian M. Lewis and press for rate regulation and a constitutional amendment.
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Newark
Progressive Republican League
New Jersey
William Parmenter Martin
James G. Blauvelt
Paterson
Hammund B. Osborne
Montclair
League
Everett Colby
Theodore Gottlieb
Edward Winslow
Martin
Vivian M. Lewis
Governor Fort
Public Utilities
State Railroad Commission
Blauvelt
Lewis
Autoist in plunge to death at viaduct fall
Fred B. Blee crashed from the Superior Viaduct after losing control and plunged ninety feet to his death. gate guard Wanstall was struck by the wreckage and his legs were broken.
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United Press Wire
Cleveland
Fred B. Blee
Superior Viaduct
Wanstall
May fatten oysters in fresh streams
In Trenton on June 10 Chief Charles R. Bacon of New Jersey’s Bureau of Shell Fisheries announced the National Board of Food and Drug Inspection has modified last October’s ban on floated oysters. The change allows freshening oysters in saltier water as before, affecting mainly Maurice River Cove operations and preserving public access to familiar oysters.
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Trenton
Charles R. Bacon
Bureau of Shell Fisheries
National Board of Food and Drug Inspection
Bacon
Maurice River Cove
New Jersey
Portuguese Army Near Mutiny And Abdication Report
Dispatches from Badajoz say the Portuguese army is near mutiny with few guards in Lisbon. Reports confirm King Manuel’s threatened abdication and the Duke of Oporto, brother of the late King Carlos, set to ascend the throne.
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United Presa
Badajoz
Spain
Manuel
Duke of
Oporto
Carlos
Lone Bandit Robbed Train Near Carrizozo
A posse pursues a lone bandit who last night halted the Alpaso and Southwestern passenger train No 2 near Carrizozo Delhart Texas. The robber forced a Pullman passenger into the private car of the superintendent and stripped him and another passenger of valuables. The loot was reported as large.
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United Press Wire
Delhart
Texas
Alpaso
Carrizozo
Clothing and Beef Stolen From Perth Amboy Barge
Alfred Ketcham and Walter Brotherton of Providence RI, jailed in New Brunswick, pleaded not guilty to stealing clothes and five boxes of corned beef from the barge Raffle at Perth Amboy. They claim Captain Hazel owed them money and that they took items as reimbursement. Sentence was suspended.
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Buhning News
New Brunswick
Alfred Ketcham
Walter Brotherton
Providence
R.I
Perth Amboy
Hazel
Sugar Frauds Case Deliberations End With Verdict Pending
New York June 10 Jurors in the sugar frauds case retired to deliberate after four weeks of testimony. Defendants Charlies R. Heike Ernest W. Gerbracht and James F. Bendernagel await a verdict. Judge Martin postponed charge until morning.
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New York
Charlies R. Heike
Sugar Trust
Ernest W. Gerbracht
Brooklyn
James F. Bendernagel
Terry
George Leask
Wall Street
United States Circuit Court
Hellie
Haviland Duncan
Louise Woolsey
William D. Woolsey
Martin
John B. Stanchfield
Heike
H. O. Havemeyer
Ti. Stanchfield
Stimson
Wickersham
Stanchfield
Kate Berko May Be Allowed To Go Free
New Brunswick June 10 It is unlikely Katie Berko will face another trial for manslaughter Prosecutor Booraem has not decided on further action The sentiment in her favor suggests a conviction would be difficult to obtain The indictment accuses manslaughter rather than murder and the evidence must prove beyond a reasonable doubt she killed her child in the furnace The jury this week did not seem convinced the state proved homicide
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New Brunswick
Katie Berko
Booraem
Essex Municipalities Unite in Rate Fight
Newark officials invite Essex county municipalities to a rate conference at Newark City Hall next Wednesday night. Mayor Jacob Haussling acts on a Newark common council resolution protesting railroad passenger fare hikes and urging concerted county action. Alderman Pennington named a committee of McGowan Huehsh Wohlfarth Biertuempfel Snape Ingraham Donnelly to organize the meeting.
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Newark
Jacob Haussling
Essex County
Newark City Hall
Hausesling
Hesex County
Wiliam Pennington
Common Council
McGowan
Huesh
Wohlfarth
Biertuempfel
Snapey
Ingraham
Donnelly
Doctor J L MacDowall Moves Office to Rector Street
Notice reports physician J L MacDowall an otolaryngologist has relocated to 285 Rector Street near Smith. The short item lists the new address and includes a routine newspaper reader cue.
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J.L. MacDowall
Rector Street
Smith
Veterans In Session At Long Branch
G A R veterans from across New Jersey gather at Ocean Park Casino Long Branch for the annual encampment. State Commander James F. Connelly delivers a keynote address as 500 schoolgirls guard the veterans with flags. Officers to be elected Saturday amid speeches by Gov. J Franklin Fort and others.
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Long Branch
Ocean Park Casino
James F. Connelly
Newark
Grand Army of the Republic
Garfield
Charles O. McPadden
Connelly
Br. W.W. . Abott
Long Branch Military Band
W. T. Abbott
J. Franklin Fort
Louisa Cozzens
Henry M. Nevins
Ruth Wingert
Oldamp
Alfonso Dare
Dpd
D. Keefe
Strike Threatened Forces Closure at Local Mill
Long Branch June 10 Calvin Gunnius closed down his mill an hour before a planned strike. Forty five men were idle as workers at Cloughly Nicholl and Company did not join. The union majority backed the other terms with long hours avoided and a push to keep workers on the new conditions.
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Long Branch
Calvin Gunnius
Cloughly, Nicholl & Company
Cloughly Ks
Aidceurh
Progressives Win in South Dakota Primary
A United Press bulletin from Sioux Falls reports Governor Vessey the progressive nominee, largely conceded as the Eagen faction and stalwarts acknowledge Vessey’s nomination by about 1300 supporters.
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South Dakota
United Presse Wire
Sioux Falls
Vessey
Eagen
Independent Republican
New Brunswick Police Short-Handed Amid Leaves and Suspensions
New Brunswick police are understaffed despite three new recruits. Night Sergeant Kelly is ill. Policeman Vliet remains home recovering from a fall and poisoning. Policeman Jackson plans a three month Europe trip starting Saturday. Two officers face suspension as the council prepares to meet on June 27 to handle the cases.
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New
Brunswick
Kelly
Vliet
Jackson
Europe
Common Council
Supreme Court Adjourns After Brief Day in Trenton
The Supreme Court finished all business yesterday and will not sit Monday under new rules. Most cases will be submitted on briefs. Some justices may return Monday to work on opinions, but the Breintnall vs Sadler quo warranto argument may be delayed until the next week.
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Trenton
Supreme Court
R. Heber Breintnall
William F. Sadler, Jr
Court of
Dolan Freed From Jail On Probation In Woodbridge
Thomas Dolan of Woodbridge was released from jail on probation after Judge Lyon discharged him this morning. He had been imprisoned for a year and had recently assisted in jail and court building work.
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New Brunswick
Thomas Dolan
Woodbridge
Hapn
Lyon
Havana to Atlantic City motor boats race finish
Atlantic City reports the Havana Atlantic City motor boat race finishing early this morning. Borneyo from New York crossed the line at 7 58 20 while Caliph leads on time allowance. Elys and Caroline still race for a potential win if they finish before noon. boats departed Havana last Saturday.
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United Press Wire
Atlantic City
Borneyo
New York
Caliph
Elys
Caroline
Havana
Fourpaugh and Sells Circus in Town Today
At Atlantic City the Fourpaugh and Sells circus drew record crowds and offered a world renowned roster. Notable acts include the Rooneys Lowandes Melrose and Meers troupe, the Alves Oilets, three elephant acts, Webb seals, and Dan Curtiss with sixty one trained horses. Aerial butterfly dancers and the Metzertty troupe headline novelties, with twenty five-costume wire walkers and parading Starr acts. Thousands attended and praised courtesy and shows. An evening performance begins at 8 o'clock after doors open at 7.0. The circus promises a rare and varied menagerie and weather will not deter attendance.
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Atlantic City
Seashore
Rooneys
Lowandes
Melrose and Meers
Dora Harris
Maude Johnson
Louise Jamieson
Richards Sisters
Ty-Bell Sisters
Minerva Sisters
Avallons
Alpines
Morrisons
Ortaneys
Mills Sisters
Hallis Sisters
Sells Brothers
Contempt Rule Issued Over Estate Inventory
Lyon granted a rule to show cause why Annie Evans of Rahway should not be attached for contempt of court for failing to file an inventory of the estate of Thomas L. Evans, deceased.
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New Brunswick
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