Charles A Green Named Secretary of Local YMC A
An energetic committee selected Charley A. Green of New York City as secretary to succeed John Strawbridge who resigned. Green, praised for his leadership in YMCA circles, will decide within ten days whether to accept. Acting secretary Heisler and assistant George Rea will handle duties until Green's confirmation. Strawbridge departs for Sioux City after a final city appearance, thanking supporters and urging continued effort in the campaign.
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John Strawbridge
M. Gyry
Charley A. Green
New York City
Green
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Fen
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Heisler
Mr. Strawbridge
George Rea
Strawbridge
Sioux City
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Alvo
Caanney Bay
Sioux
Stemnbridge
Buffalo Oud
Niagara
Fragmented traffic report from unclear OCR snippet
The readable portion mentions Buszko Hort and Sam Buszko Hort playing at a police station environment with a reference to a good satellite and South Front Street. The text is heavily garbled with misspellings and incomplete names and places, yielding little actionable detail.
Boys Surprised Playing Crap on Grand Street Arch
A crowd of newsboys playing craps beneath the Pennsylvania Rail Road arch on Grand Street was surprised by Officer Moser. Albert, the only boy who failed to win, faced arraignment before Judge Mahon as his mother watched in court. She was warned she would pay a fine if the boy were arrested again. Albert had previously been in custody twice for the same offense.
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Pennnsylvania
Grand Street
Ollicer’ Moser
Herman
Albert
Miny
Mahon
Anne
Rats Start Fire at Ely Street Attic
A fire at 172 Ely Street caused by rats in the attic of a 2.5 story frame house endangered occupants and damaged three homes on Blyerent Street. The blaze began near a chimney around 4:65 am, with Officer Ulrich and Officer Frets raising alarms. Families including Walter Thompson and Frank Thomas escaped, as did nearby residents at 110 and 114 Blyerent. The inferno ruined the attic and roof areas, with extensive fire spread to adjacent structures.
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Ely Street
Liege
Chimmey
Ulrich
Frets
Bourke
Walter Thompson
Frank Thomas
Antonio Colpeiques
John Hass
Housshold
Thomas
Oil ship explosion reports amid debris and casualties
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an oil ship blown apart near Marseilles and a Philadelphia connection. Mentions nine fatalities or missing, with unclear details about the explosion and rescuers. Names and places are garbled, but the event concerns a major blast and reported injuries.
Liner's Engine Breaks to Havre After Accident
A telegraph dispatch from Paris reports the French liner Saint George anchored at Havre due to a engines room accident. Two of her four engines are damaged and the ship is unable to continue voyage.
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Havre
St. George
Governor Fort Signs Kirstein Rail Crossings Bill
Sto correspondent reports Governor Fort signed the Kirstein bill, House 219, making it law. It says when grade crossings with safety gates exist damages for injury or death can be awarded only after a jury decision. Senate debate noted old law allowed damages in some cases. Other House measures defeated include orphan’s court act and licensing of stationary stores as well as a bill on the state board of accountancy.
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Trenton
Kirstein
House 219
Governor Fort
Ackerman
Senate
Davidson
Arit
Board of Aeeare
State Senate Advances Bills and Clubhouse Opens
The Liederkranz Singing Society of Elizabeth vacated Leonhani's Coldsubia Hall and moved to a new Ramisomie clubhouse at First Avenue and Joka Street. About seventy to eighty members gathered for the opening, with singing and presence of the society’s officers.
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Liederkrans Singing Society of
Elizabeth
Leonhani
Coldsubia
Ramisomie
First Avenue
Joka Street
Famous
Singing Society
Reports to a Second Years Quimine at Schink
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe a school or institutional setting with mentions of reports and concerns. Key proper nouns are unclear due to damaged input, but references to a sepement at a second years quimine and a Mirwek detier Ree suggest names or events. The legible parts indicate complaints and a probable disciplinary or evaluative context within a school or similar organization.
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Cormeen
Schink
Trial Proceeding Notes on Cooper Case at 8 Oclock
Fragmentary statement in evidence describes the defense and prosecution positions. A witness recounts alleged actions by Dr Davies during an operation. The record notes lingering questions about the admissibility of evidence and the expected continuation of the case.
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Eetewe Berg
Davies
Officer Kills Himself in Buffalo Hotel Tragedy
A Buffalo news item reports a police officer committed suicide in a hotel room. The editor notes the event involved W A Angus, editor of Trogtol, and references a 19th century setting with a funeral for Mrs J Gohrelber. The fragmentary text mentions a mental adjutant and a Seventy-fourth brigade.
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Buttalo
W. A. Angus
Trogtol
Active Fight on the White Plague Begun
Prominent men and women lend aid as a public health campaign against tuberculosis gains momentum. Volunteers organize drives, fundraisers, and awareness events to curb the spread of the white plague with community support and medical guidance.
Elizabeth Opens Day Camp and Tuberculosis Crusade
The city launched a tuberculosis crusade led by Orlando Lewin with plans for day camps, visiting nurse programs, reinforced factory disinfection, and a clearer public message for poorer classes. Mayor Marving and City Attorney Connor joined discussions as the effort eyed immediate progress amid debate on camp location and scope.
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Nuuse
Orlando £. Lewin
Y. Mj
A. Balling
W. C. Smallwood
State Society For the Bre
Mraving
Ana Berry
James O. Connor
William T. Day
Yo Gharity Organization
W. D. Hoyer
Ugey Tédien
Charlock Nominated for Reappointment to Senate
Washington April 1 President today sent the nomination of Palmer Hu Charlock for appointment as third term for Elizabeth N to the Senate for confirmation.
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Washington
Tal
Palmer Hu Charlock
Elizabeth
Senate
Monument fund reaches eight dollars and seventy five cents
Gorge Angott announces the Petrolino fund has received to date 8.75 in donations as the official oath sector of this section for the monument fund.
Wall Street Market Recovers After Morning Slump
New York reports show a general recession easing from midday lows as stocks across exchanges, including Readings, St Paul, and others, rebound modestly. Traders note improved buying and firmer prices, with Ferrert leading gains in several sectors while some issues remain volatile and uncertain.
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Wall Street
Telegraph
the Journal
New York
L—Aner & Wourant
St Paul
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Liederkranz Society
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Kirstein Bill
State Senate
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Promo Sto Corres
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Report of
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Cooper Triata
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Gohrelber
A.behrel
Uroed
Wtresta
Saist
Eerie Ferber Wathilres
Charlock
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