Journal Party Tours Jamestown Exposition Photos in Washington
A travelers’ party covering the Jamestown Exposition toured Washington and New Jersey exhibits by automobile. They photographed sights, sent souvenir postcards, and collected impressions from the State buildings and bands, with messages of fun and good will from participants including F. Ernest Wallace and Eve Kizaka.
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Jamestown Exposition
Sin
Hone
MTC
Wallace
Union County
New’ Jersey
Betrnal
Nuon
Bate
Sendel Ad Las
Jacobsot
Ion Ees Tunate
Steelf
Emma
Pune
Washington
Jamestown
Elizabeth M. Hammond
F. Ernest Wal
Reichert
Eve Kizaka
Appointment set amid party chair shuffle report
Fragmentary text notes appointing a coffin and a chairman among Democrats with unclear details including a reference to Athone and a printed name. The readable elements suggest a political appointment or leadership change but specifics are illegible.
Wood Height 4 Ten Inch Beams Priced at 131.00
Classified note advertises wood items priced at 131.00 for a quantity of 85 cents per unit, mentioning height four inches and availability details. The brief item reads as a small building material listing with numeric pricing and product height.
Lack of quorum delays May council meeting
City council faces a postponed session due to lack of quorum. Several important items were listed, including matters related to the Elizabeth River district and central tail work. Officials state they will attend tonight and continue with committee-led plans.
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Alferes
Eliesbeth
Prince of Korea Heir to Throne Is Deemed Doomed in Exile
York Aug 1 Prince Tou Omifi nephew of the deposed ruler of Korea is reportedly doomed as he arrives in New York. He pleads with President Roosevelt to save him after fleeing Asia following the Mikado victory and the collapse of the Korean monarchy.
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York
Korea
New. York
America
Rooecraft
Kenperor
Asia
Willy Kies
Youth Girls Take Poison in Ky Love Tragedy
In Loulevills Kentucky on August 1, Bessis O Connell and Annabella Westos, both 24, harmed themselves after concluding life without the affections of Clarence Gant would be unbearable. The incident details the lovers rivalry and tragic end.
Burke Denounced as Dishonest by Morris County Official
Assemblyman Henry W Buxton of Morristown accuses Burke of misrepresentation and falsehood in a letter to J Frank Hicks. Buxton cites prior remarks on the local option and notes he has received little Morris County inquiry on the matter.
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Henry W. Buxton
Morristown
J. Frank Hicks
Yeader
Jersey
Burke
fir—Bentying
Reading
Morris County
Pease
Ted
Board Began Case Against Mboonksepers Violations
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a case initiated against individuals labeled mboonksepers for violating a law tied to percents. President Karon submitted a report describing accommodations and compliance issues, though the page text is unclear and partially garbled.
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Sedkion Tywaring
Bret
Mboonksepers ‘Ng
Karon
Pesterday
Engine's boiler explosion injures fireman at Missouri plant
A boiler blast at Berckrabeidge, Missouri injures fireman GE Mendelball of Beonkield. The incident disrupted operations as emergency crews responded and investigators opened a safety review.
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Berckrabeidge
Tiseae
P Beonkield
Ealeno
Fifty Seek Principalship in City School Board
About fifty applicants have entered the race for the principalship left vacant by Richard H. Clement. Candidates hail from New Jersey New York Pennsylvania and even Montana. The $1,500 position draws a wide age range and varying experience from less than three years to twenty five. The teachers committee will evaluate testimonials and records before a final choice is announced.
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Board of Educution
Hehod No
Richard Ht. Clement
Eliy Superiute Polgacy
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Milesity
Montana
Peter Campbell
Clement
Thia
Perkins Seeks Renomination Amid Party Tension
Randolph Perkins faces Republican opposition as he seeks renomination to the Assembly. Local inquiry notes unrest in Union County political circles over Perkins vote for Dryden, with speculation about possible challengers and party divisions.
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Aremblyman Randolph
Union County
Perkins Han
Republicat! Organization
Barkin
Bank Chief Dies in Pool Plunge at Columbia Club
Philadelphia August 1. President Voleumi BR. Wateon of the Northern National Bank was killed instantly while swimming in the Columbia Club pool. He entered the pool at 2 am and plunged from the diving board, tipping and hitting the water hard. Friends summoned a physician but he died. The club superintendent refused to release details. police reported the body found two hours later by the building engineer.
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Philadelphia
Voleumi BR. Wateon
Northern National Bank
Watnam
Pera
Bank Presi- Tenn
Banke
Tanigat
Mob Fights Troops in Poland Leaves Dozens Dead
In Lode Poland on August 1 clashes between a mob and troops left about 30 people dead. Reported violence escalates amid labor disputes and growing unrest as more troops rush to the city to contain the fighting and curb disorder.
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Lode
Poland
Major May Day Strike Hit Pittsburg Docks and Firms
About 15 000 workers in Pittsburg vicinity join a May Day walkout demanding eight hour days. Docks and wharves at Kabeth 22 miles away see carpenters and corkers strike in solidarity. Pittsburg Seal Company employees threaten a broader general strike with union leadership tensions and potential company actions.
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Pittsburg
Aig
Kabeth
Moongehela
Ning Ours
Pittsburg Seal Company
Niet Fretiens Ib
Notios
Avery ‘Nite
Bea Pals
Frebem
Sige Ae
I Mai Bebendersberg
Pittsbans
Pennsylvania
Butte Miners Strike For Higher Pay
Butte Montana machinists at the Butte mines walk out seeking higher wages and better working hours. Reported disruptions affect production as workers rally for improved pay.
Thaw Names Chief Counsel for Next Trial
Martin W. Littleton, former Brooklyn Borough President, chosen as chief counsel for Harry K. Thaw in his forthcoming murder trial of Stanford Whits. Retaining fee reported at 25 000 dollars. total lawyer’s fee set at 26 000. Announcement came after family conference in New York with Thaw and O Reilly present.
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New York
Martin W. Litteton
Brooklyn
Harry K. ‘Thaw
Stanford Whits
Littleton
Denzel Oreilly
the-Towne
Mig
William ‘Thaw
Pittel
Hylyn
Tittleton
Body found in Sarah Street area reported
A badly decomposed body was found in a cellar at 20a Fitet avenue near York Anglore Street. The victim is described as a yeere old male, identity not yet confirmed, with authorities continuing investigation.
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York
Ang
Baly
Katle- Tirttechler
Sibi
Thirteenth Street
Fitet Avenue
Market chatter at the Aug market amid rail bonds shifts
The fragmented text hints at a financial market scene with mentions of Union Pacific and Southern Pacific bonds, machinery and rail related terms, and a sharp drop in stock or bond values. Names like Gerrylaped ts and Amslannath appear garbled, indicating OCR errors.
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York
Great Northern
Southern Pacific
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Red tape holds body after car kills youth
In New York on August 1 a broadway car struck a youth, the unidentifed 0-year-old victim dying at the scene as a large crowd gathered. Red tape delayed removal of the body from the area.
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New York
Lawyers Who Cheated Sentenced to Penitentiary
A court convicted lawyers tied to an elaborate cheating scheme and ordered their imprisonment. The defendants faced criminal charges, with sentences to penitentiary terms reflecting the gravity of the fraud. Local law enforcement and the presiding judge released statements on the case.
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