Movement for Liberty in Thee Bountey Speech by Tehaykowky
A Russian revolutionary speaker Tehaykowaky lectured at Saenger Hall to about 400, praising socialist reforms and warning peasants of reforms yet to come. He contrasted Western industrial growth with peasant hardship and warned against government manipulation of agitation, while a heated crowd reacted with mixed reception.
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Blakely's Beautiful Barter Flowers
Trade item notes show Blakely's Beautiful Barter Flowers with unclear OCR text mentioning wallpaper and a pace. Specific names and places are obscured, but the fragment implies a barter or trade listing in a Brooklyn area ad column.
President's famous address critiques muckraking age
The speech recalls Washington at the cornerstone of the Capitol and contrasts the muckraker with spiritual aims. Roosevelt cites Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress to warn against dwelling on earthly wealth and scandal, urging focus on worthy civic service.
Central Station on Fourth Street Opens Monday
A new station on the Newark branch line of the Central Railroad will open Monday at Fourth Street and Broadway. All trains to Newark will stop at the station for passenger pickup and alighting.
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Ana Yey
Automobile Mission to Rahway Will Seek Public Support
A plan outlines examining the entire field of wetrsstaphitantan and the best and most reliable eye kse for the new enterprise. The fad will be put out for popular subscription as part of the effort to secure backing.
Obituary for Nat Jel Ba Tatent Resident of City
Nat Jel Ba Tatent a longtime resident of this city died aged 102 after a life as a cattle dealer and wholesale products manager. Survived by wife and four daughters Mrs. Margbaum Plainfield Mrs. Falket and Mrs. Harris and Miss Panny Kent. Funeral to be held at Central Funeral Services with burial at Rosedale and Taunton Park Cemeteries. Reverend Joseph T Smith and Reverend Joseph Z Smith to officiate.
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Kent
Sud Inter
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Tanten Park
Knife Found With Corpse Sparks Murder Theory
A woman was found dead with a ghastly throat wound and a large knife at the scene. Early theories suggested suicide or murder with possible urging, while investigators noted blood tracked by soldiers and a widow likely to receive a pension. nephar rd.
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Train Struck Worker Near Chrome Steel Works
Reported accident near Chrome Steel Works where a Taborer named Youn Redlinaky was struck along the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks while walking home. He suffered non life threatening injuries but no bones were broken, according to preliminary notes.
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Chrome
Owe Badin
Operations at Day Docks Under Turbulent Conditions
Fragmentary report describes main shatter events at a New Jersey railway yard with windlasses snared and dresses disrupted. It notes gear tied up and delays affecting operations, with vague references to a vessel, bay and weather impact.
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Low Jersey
Cornerstone Laying of Massive Washington Building
Grand Master Walter A Brown led the cornerstone ceremony for the new $3,000,000 House of Representatives office building southeast of the Capitol. President, cabinet, Supreme Court justices, and foreign representatives attended. A historic George Washington gavel was used as the stone was laid, with ritual prayers, a parade, and formal addresses marking the event.
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Downtown Republicans Back First Street Extension
The Downtown Republican Club held a regular meeting last night endorsing a resolution for extending First Street. Speakers including Robert J. Kirkland Dennis Warke and James White voiced support. The prevailing view was that the extension would benefit downtown and the street’s broader issues, with members pledging to advocate further.
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Avlournal te ort ie 5
The readable fragments point to a brief regional item with unclear context. Named places or organizations are not identifiable in the remaining text. Further details are needed to produce a precise headline and summary.
Governor Signs Senate Bill For County Equalization Tax
Gov signs Senate bill for county equalization tax to ensure uniform valuation across counties. Officials will inspect property, oversee assessors, hear appeals, and set ratings. In Middlesex Union Monmouth and Mercer the work may extend eight months five days weekly. Some counties face full year duties and labor costs.
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Vesuvius Quieting as Refugees Return Home
Naples reports Vesuvius growth and activity waning while refugees return to damaged villages. Efforts to aid survivors continue, with arrests of looters and authorities promising safety and debris removal as sun returns. Residents hope to reclaim property and restart daily life amid ongoing cleanup and rescue efforts.
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Amioners Named by Or Stores East and West Jersey
Fragmented text lists names and titles including East and West Jersey officials amid a report on state treasuries and commissions. The snippet references Frankland, Tracures Trank, and Harvey with unclear roles, indicating a political or administrative note on appointments and duties.
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Easter Cotillion Spotlight Cites Seat Arrangements
Easter cotillion event listing notes seating plans with ESS ets and seat allocations. Organizers announce details for attendees and participants, highlighting seating sections and event timing.
Gorky Ordered From Hotel After Spouse Dispute
New York April 14 Maxim Gorky was ordered to leave the Belle Claire Hotel on Broadway after reports that the woman with him was not his wife but a Russian entertainer named Andreleva. He moved to a residence near 68 West Ninety-third Street while officials and associates commented on his private life.
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Predicts Easter Sunday for Hain in weather report
Washington notes a western storm moving northeast toward the Atlantic region. Rain affects Michigan and the Mississippi Valley while the Atlantic coast remains cloudy, with clearer conditions in the far East Gulf and Lake regions and milder near the Middle Atlantic states.
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Elizabeth Board contesting Bishops bill and excise board appointment
The Elizabeth Board of Excise plans certiorari proceedings to test the legality of a bill shifting excise board appointments from the mayor to the courts. If constitutional, the act would take effect July 4. opponents expect delays through appeals and Jersey City challenges.
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Smiley
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Feownary
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Detectives On Kidnapping Case In New York City
Fragmented OCR text reports detectives pursuing a kidnapping case in New York with references to a residence on Morrinsyeutie street and involved relatives. Details are unclear due to garbled source material.
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Thin City
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Wall Street Market Report Amid Mixed Trading
Wall Street closes with mag stock prices wavering as traders assess the money rate and legislative outlook. Market chatter boosts confidence while some shares slip, with buying activity rising on hopes Dill’s House passage.
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