Theatre talk swirls around Third and East Jervey site
Two men claiming to represent a New York theatrical syndicate visited the city seeking to buy the Oliver Tory property at Third and East Jervey streets for a potential Keith and Proctor venture. William Story cautioned prospects were uncertain while speculation spread about a new vaudeville house and possible plans by Proctor to stage shows in a Lyneher area venue.
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New York
Oliver Tory
Third
East- Jervey
William Story
Ten Dietary
Atret
Jermey
George W. Jacobs
Keith-P
Elizabeth
Howe
Wade
Journal
Proctor
Alread
Ly Neher
Legal Fight for Possession of Stone
A dispute centers on possession of a stone property. Dugag agent Fortier sought to vacate after five year lease claims. Parmer refused to vacate by April 1, leading to court action with Feeney represented by Nugent and Schleimer and defendant by Witllata RB Wilson.
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Pia
Dugag
Fortier
Parmer
Feeney
Nugent
Schleimer
Witllata RB. Wilson
Farm lands bought by Newark firm in township sale
Thirty three acres of farm land in Voion township and the Hoyt farm along the Mortis County traction company's trolley line were sold to a Newark manufacturing firm named Tucker. The purchase price and exact terms were not fully disclosed in the fragment.
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Newark
Java i Voion Township
Hoyt
Mortis County” Traction Company
Tucker
Newark Manufacturing
Colonial Winginta at First Baptist Church
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Colonial Winginta at First Baptist Church and a terse reference to Ames settlement and a sure es raw. The readable portion provides limited facts about location and possible event naming, with no clear participants or dates due to damaged text.
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First Baptist Church
Soares
Sure Es
Birthday Celebration in Barner
A note about Mina Dora Barnes hosting a birthday celebration featuring a band. The event takes place at a residence on Witham Street and is described as a teen gathering with music and local attendees.
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Barner
Mina Dora Id
Young
Bridges Pier Aid The Swanking Fund Meeting Report
The Council committee reviewed plans for a bridge erection at First Me as part of recreation funding. Delage led City Hall through the discussion and generated bidding and reporting steps for the project.
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Delage
Gatiité Satan
I Fund
Sprssiten
Ardome
Routiog
Upinesa
Orders for Troops at M'Ollean Unveiling
Fragmented invitation text mentions Brigadier General Collins and staff being formed for a dedication ceremony in Virginia. The note references a provisional brigade arrival and a planned continuation in Washington. The text is garbled and partial.
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Ganers
Collins
Cao Co
Mensral
Aan
Canton of
Washington
Rane
Soliton
Hagiaiest
Jereey Vanetarias Virginia
Queer Plead Of New Yorker In Saloon Burglary Case
A fragmented report notes a New Yorker with a queer plea involved in an attempted burglary at a Staten saloon. The text is garbled but implies an intoxicated state and a plan to visit a friend, with unclear details regarding charges or outcomes.
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Staten
Obituary notice from Bt. Michael's Church text garbled
Mrs Alice Grimes died yesterday at the home of her sister Fresthyrinite Grimes Street. Grimes was a nurse at Miwood Chapel Havens Chapel and other listed affiliations.
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Mra
Dike Grisien
Alice Grimes
Yoaterda
Fresthyrinite Gri Street
Are Grimes
Butler Freed as Evidence Fails in Marvin Case
Dover April 25 detectives battle over the Marvin murder case ends with Frank H Butler released from custody at 10 50 am due to insufficient evidence. Prosecutors and police clashed over theories as Butler faced accusations of accidental killing Horace Marvin Jr amid tense courtroom exchanges.
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Dover
Del
Frank H. Butler
Horace Marvin, Jr
Mawkine
Giate
Oet Motor
Hawking
Butler
Hawkins
Bern
Galdavell
Buerton
Linther
Gillis
Delaware
Lore
Woodruff
New Jerrey
Dimsio
Land Tons
Marvin
Peranend
Water bill payment discount offered on April 30
A 6 cent discount applies to all water bills paid on or before April 30. Many customers delay payments until the deadline and end up rushing to the water office, hoping to remit before the discount ends.
Wild kin Tha Liege at Lotroamex event at Miller's Hall
A large crowd of men and women attended the games at Miller's Hall as Tha Liege at Lotroamex hosted the event. Proceeds from the airing were to be donated to charitable Sabha purposes. Several prints were awarded to players for the most games won.
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Liege
Lotroamex
Miller's
Ames
Deore Weckanery
Jealousy of Woman Sparks Murder Suicide
In Bradined, Pa a jealous wife from Mabala Betle Stroupe traveled after learning of her fiancé’s plan to marry another. She shot the man Thaddeus and then killed herself, leaving a brutal scene with family and a note that hinted at vengeance. Authorities report the tragedy unfolded after a sickbed renewal of rage, with key figures including her son and relatives tied to the fatal chain of events.
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Ol City
Mabala Betle Stroupe
Bradined
Thaddeus & Ratt
Abe
Roas
Millburn to Open New First National Bank
Millburn will welcome a new First National Bank opening May 1 with William Flemer as president and W W McCullom as vice president. Directors include Wat. Bu, Ball ye sow my, Borsison, R. Lewis, A. F. by N. a Stout, Jash Smith, and Julie Witt op.
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Millbsis
Millburny NJ
New- Bank
William Flemer
W. W. McCullom
John W. Bunnell
Annell Law
Enlottha
Republican Entenhy Committee
Wm. Flemer
W. W.—Mccullom
Wat. Bu
Borsison
R. Lewis
A. F
N. A Stout
Jash Smith
Juliue Wittop
Old Home Week Exhibits Draw Many Visitors
A meeting of the exhibit committee of the Old Home Week in Bata ot Tradd was held last night in the Hepih Building. The vehicle committee will meet at 254 Elizabeth avenue early next week to award the contract for the souvenir program.
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Hepih
Herah
Elizabeth. Avenue
Mrs Schleicher Leads in Carnival Queen Vote
Mrs Wilhelmina Schletcher remains the leader in the Old Home Week carnival queen race. The gap over the nearest rival widens as Mita Winnley Cornell closes to within about a hundred votes of the top. Votes tallied show Miss Wilhelman Nethers, Miss Vinnie Cornell, Miss Mary, and Mrs John Ball among the contenders.
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Schleicher
Wilhelmina Schletcher
Jin
Mita Winnley Cornell
Mn‘Wilhelman Nethers
Vinnie Cornell
Mary
John Ball
Police Notes of a Robbery Incident on South Broad Street
Yesterday afternoon Fatroiman J. C1 arrested Ernest for a reported theft at a Sevan house on South Broad Street. Details are unclear due to the fragmentary OCR text.
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Fatroiman J
Roested
Ernest
Sevan Hous
Gouth
Va Pee
Ees
Eet
Eye on Lawyer in Bond Theft Case
A Boston lawyer, named as chief conspirator in the Trust Company of America bond robbery, is reported in New York under watch while detectives follow Boston sleuths. Banks and trust companies nationwide examine securities for possible losses. the suspect allegedly hired counsel in case of involvement. Investigations focus on a prior year thefts including bonds valued at about 91,009, with efforts to regroup losses through market manipulation.
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New York
Boston
Trust Company of America
Casa
Dennett
Lara Dennett
Bennis Kearney Dead Famous Orator
April 28. Dennis Kearney the famed orator died last night in Alameda after a long career. Born in Mount, Ireland, he came to America at a young age and reached San Francisco in 1849. He emerged as a labor leader and influenced politics and public sentiment during the late 19th century.
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Flan
Franaleeo
Gil
Dennnis Kearney
Jak
Kearney
Ele Mount
Ireland
America
San Francisco
Annual Dinner Tonight Sees Central Union Idea Rise
A Central Union group unveils a new idea at tonight's annual dinner as members anticipate growth and community engagement. Leaders highlight renewed goals, dates, and potential collaborations with local organizations.
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NEW Idea
Robbers Fire Bridge To Try Ma Ee Train
A crime report notes robbers set a fire on a bridge during an attempted derailment of a train. Investigators describe property damage but no confirmed injuries as police pursue leads.
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Trie Ma
Earthquake in Northern Italy Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes mention an earthquake in northern Italy affecting a commercial college. The text references images or pictures and a first class room with incomplete identifiers. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are discernible.
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Uy Ber
OCR
Labor Men Who Say President Is Right In Washington
In Washington on April 26 two West Virginia union labor officials visited President Theodore Roosevelt at the White House. They expressed support for his stance on labor issues and denounced the Idaho leaders Mayer and Moyer and their associates, later stating they believed the President was right.
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Washington
Wat
H. Famer
Owlet of
West Virginia
R.H. Graham
Bowe
Haywood
Mtoyer
Idaho
Steunenberg
Beott
Roosevelt
Brent Deta
Biaceptowigna
Mayer Am
Ron Ant
Celera
Poiberetinge
Penrose Calls at White House After Meeting
Washington April 26 The President walked with Senator Boiss Pantens for an hour after a dinner amid rumors of a plan to disrupt the Republican convention. Aides denied any breakthrough, as Penrose departed the President's office.
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Penrose
White House
Washington
Boiss Pantens
Republi
Turing
Penross
Former Senator dies from fire injuries in Cape May
Former State Senator Jonathan F. Leaoeing died from burns suffered in a fire that also killed his daughter, with the tragedy unfolding in Cape May on April 23. He served in the state Senate in earlier decades and was linked to Cape May’s civic scene.
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Cape May
Jonathan F. Leaoeing
Toyiey
State Senate
Cape Ae
Leamian
Lapa Untwiy
Medical College
Colgate University
Plainfield Girl Hostess at Jamestown Exposition
The New Jersey Exposition at Jamestown has selected Edith Little of Plainfield as hostess representing the state. Clerk James T. Mehr is among the organizers. the choice followed a quiet vote with Miss Little winning the post.
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Plainfield
Jamestown
Eld
Fesioners
Jemeatown
James T. Mehr
Edith 2. Little
Jeresy
Oxbow
Miss Little
Ieme
Williams College Receives Gift of 192000
The Currier estate leaves Williams College ninety two thousand dollars in a bequest conditional on the death of Edward West Currier. The death of the benefactor earlier this year prompted the announcement of the gift and its intended distribution.
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Williams College
Town
Maxe
Kaiser William's Son Slightly Injured in Incident
Prince Bud Fritz, Kaiser William's second heir, sustains a minor bruise as aides rush to his aid amid a bungled military event in Bertin. Officials report no serious harm and promise updated conditions later today.
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Bertin
Prince Bud Frits
Kaiser William
Milier
Mabevrres
Omar
Nelers
New Incorporations and Structure Certifies Stock Details
The notice outlines new corporate incorporations with house and structure details for certificates and plaster. The total authorized capital is 100000 dollars divided into 100 shares at par value with associated lath and ce notes, reflecting stock and property allocations.
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Certines
Westminster Realty and Improvement Company formed
Articles filed in the county clerk office show the Westminster Realty and Improvement Company of Elizabeth organized with capital of 10000 dollars in 1000 shares. The firm aims to acquire land and chattels to erect houses hotels churches or public buildings and to run heat power plants. The list of incorporators includes J O W S Martin Kenny H S Cha War and several others. Plans describe construction of reinforced cement block buildings and facilities for heat and power distribution.
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Weatminster Realty
Ieprovement Compaany
Elizabeth
Martin Kenny
We Willett
Edgar B. Grier
Henry Schreiber
Abe J. Devid
Prinstrot
Parker
Pingry
Wall Street Tradere Fight Fors Rally Open
Wall Street opened with a tersa rally, traders pushing prices higher in early trading. Government bonds steadied while turnover showed cautious strength as large operators maintained bearish bets and eyed potential stock weakness ahead of the session.
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New York
Pelst
Wachabpet
Republican Convention Sought by Four Citizens
Four citizens called for a Republican convention citing April dates and urging action at the city house. The message emphasizes meeting at a local venue to discuss political aims and nominate or organize for city governance.
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Washlegtoo
H.—Poer
Hansa City
St Lamia
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