Kansas insurgents sweep primary wins in state races
Insurgent candidates dominate Kansas contests as Chat C. M. Stubbs secures renomination for governor and six of eight Republican congressmen swing insurgent. T. J. Hopkins pursues lieutenant governor. Butler and others contest districts with mixed outcomes. Incumbents face strong insurgent challenges in multiple districts as party factions claim victories.
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Rick Kanesa
M. R. Stubbs
T. J. Hopkins
Elate
Isk
Ares Porat
Fisquet
Mower Mitchell
Ijente Couerssman
Cy Ky Bentt
Fred Jackson
J. Miller
R. R. Reem
AL Underhead
Young
Congresaman Reeder
Madison
Victor Murdock
Ani
Anthan
Campbell
McNeal
Crandston
Stubbx
Thom Wagstufe
Stat Pat
Atenrgent
Kanaap
Tavs Offerl
We State
Uncle Jo
Donald
Vornlosk
Cangeeasmn
Corgrees
Brubbs
Keontor Brivinn
Cummins
Congressmat Murdock
Insurgent Republicans Clash Over Iowa Convention Endorsement
Insurgents led by Senators Colver and Cumming threaten to withhold endorsement of the Republican President and Congress at the Iowa State convention unless they gain support for their opposition to administration policies. Early voting rejected a reformist resolution. the majority platform backs "gand intentions" while insurgent members push for renewal of leadership challenges. The article continues on another page.
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Tournans Vex
Mainen
Ing
Republican Party
Towa
Wester Ty
Republican Congress
Collver Ad Cumming
Btnte
Vongrees
France considers boxing gloves for military duels
A wartime plan described in a foreign-sounding report proposes boxing gloves as a future weapon and part of military training. The article references Minister Brun and hints at boxing schools for soldiers, with opponents needing to be defeated by the face or jaw as a sign of victory.
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France
Toilay
Brun
Bruny
Verdenis
Funeral of ex secretary and other obituaries
A fragmented obituary notice reports the funeral of ex secretary John ts Wurfiss at Therms's Epigeopoll Church with pallbearers J Kehoe and W Sutil. The text notes interment in Rock Creek vault and lists other obituaries including Mrs Witten Dorries and Mrs Wilhelmisis Darrign. Also mentions family survivors and several local college advertisements.
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Washington
Cibernis Gythorak
Wurfiss
Trens
Wan
Mia
Witten Dorries
Wilhelmisis Darrign
William Durries
Court Street
Dorries
Huband
Will
Charles
August
John Dorries
Wider pleads guilty with sentence deferred
Wider pleads guilty to theft involving 100 shares of stock valued at 11.40 each in a case linked to a larger $600,000 in jewels from a wine rack. The arraignment led to a deferment as prosecutors pursue additional indictments.
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Wider
Tilegrath
Sea York
Ang Joo
Th & OM
Allice
Water Crisis in Elizabeth Warns Lawn Watering Urgently
Elizabeth water officials threaten police aid and penalties if lawn watering continues. Secretary John Whelan says the city faces a water famine within days due to Robinson Branch Rahway River failure, risking fire hydrants and domestic supply.
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Elizabethtown Water Company
Mtaying
Water Company
Johnt W. Whelan
Elizabeth
Whelan
Tian
Arche
Rahway
Democratic Committeeman Sees Wilson as Magnet for Independent Voters
Democratic State Committeeman Dennis F Collins said Dr Woodrow Wilson would be a strong magnet for independent voters statewide if nominated for governor. He noted Katzenbach may be the stronger party choice, though Wilson could win state support at the Democratic convention. He added Katzenbach has denied candidacy and acknowledged uncertain libertarian dynamics ahead.
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Democratic State
Dennis F. Collins
Woodrow Wilson
Frank 8. Katzenbach
Trenton
Wilson
Collins
Democratic State Committee
Katzenbach
Fort
Girl Shot by Fanatic Returns to Her Home
Agnes Parker Moore of Terre Haute Indiana, part of a tourist party led by Rev T J Coul dan of St James Church, was wounded when a fanatic fired in the Mosque of Oversig Jerusalem. She returned yesterday afternoon on the Kaiser Wilhelm dep Growne after weeks in hospital. The attack occurred February 5.
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Mise
Agnes Parker Moore
Terre Haute
Ind
T. J. Couldan
St. James Church
Oversig
Jerusalem
Dx Coulta. Wea
Mohammedas
McManus Assn Outing Set for South Cranford Event
McManus Brothers Association plans its annual outing at Vreeland's Mille in South Cranford next Sunday. Over fifty members and friends will depart from Third and Fulton streets at 9:00 AM sharp. A lively program of athletic events and a baseball game are planned.
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McManus Brothers’ Association
Vreeland's Mille
South Cranford
Third
Fulton Streets
Bealdes
Political clash looms in First ward race for nomination
In the First ward a heated primary battle develops between Councilman Patrick J. Methurn and potential rivals Jeremiah J. Teary or Frank J. McGuire. Teary tensions, factional lines, and prior ward battles fuel a campaign set to run through the primaries as McGurk and Heck loom in the Third ward race for Democratic nomination.
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Patrick J. Methurn
Jeremiah J. Jeary
Frank J McGuire
T. A.B. Society
Teary
Galt
Leary
McGurn
Je McGurn
Fenders
Foumal
Dave
John
Heck
Hina
Peter J. McGurk
Meek
McGurk
Exelan
Michael P. Devine
McGuire
Jol Heck
Knights of Columbus
Electrical surgery may replace knives in near future
Paria August 3 An announcement by Prof L Arsonval, a Parin medical authority, says electrical surgery could amputate limbs without knives. Dr Doyen recently demonstrated electric current effects on cancer at the Academy of Medicine. Arsonval reports he treated dogs with frequent currents, cooking limbs until they detached, with no apparent suffering and a healthy stud remaining.
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Paria
Tarsonval
Parin
Doyen
Academy of Medicine
L’arsonval
Chicago Lawyer Starin Claimed Suicide in Seine Jump
The body of William Starin, Chicago lawyer, who died by his own hand by jumping into the Seine, is awaiting shipment to the United States. Reports say he leaped from a Paris bridge after escaping from his residence late Friday night.
Luther League to Hold Service and Meeting at Trinity Church
The Holy Trinity Lutheran Church will host a service titled What Can Members Do for Their Church led by Simon Nitze with assistance from others. The service starts at 7 45 and lasts about one hour. The August Luther League meeting is set for tomorrow at 4 at the chapel.
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Holy Trinity Lutheran
Simon Nitze
Mr Nive
Luther League of Holt
Trinity Lutheran Church
Mrs Ginnett Returns Home in Crippen Case
Mrs Holly Ginnett of Horgle, friend of Belle Elmore, travels from Roselle to report to Quebec authorities. She believes Dr Crippen is guilty of murdering his wife and says the doctor’s guilt is supported by the confiscation of Elmore’s jewels and Crippen’s demeanor. Ginnett asserts the witness and interview order will not sway her.
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Holly Ginnett
Horgle
Hawley A. Crippet
Telle Elmore
Toondon
Roselle
Quebec
Glunett
Dr. Crippeo
Parlies
Mrs. Ginnett
Dr. Cripon
Belle Elmore
Celine
London
Violence feared as workers strike at lumber yard
Police received a call from the Jacobson lumber yard at Inside Place this morning as striking workers feared to resort to force. Patrolman Edward O'Brien found little disorder and no arrests. workers demanded pay owed to them for clearing timber damaged in recent fires.
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Decob Jacobson
Edward O'Brien
Tiia
Commuters League Fights for Public Utilities Reform
New Jersey commuters factions meet at Motel Cal Lingwood to press for a utilties reform agenda in the November elections. They will back only candidates who pledge an effective public utilities policy with rate ranking powers. Four five-member committees will mobilize commuters in Northern New Jersey with a larger meeting planned for August 16 in New York.
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Journal
New York
New Jersey
Callingwood
Polla
Nck
Fork Avenue
Indict Wireless Officials in Fraud Scheme
New York August 3 indictments charging conspiracy to defraud were handed down by the Federal Grand Jury. They name Col PC Wilson president KOS Bogart vice president and W W Thompking chief of the New York telegraph agency of United Wireless Company. Bench warrants were issued for their arrest.
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Journal
New York
Federal
Grand Duey
Pagania
Journal delivery and contact details for summer readers
Elizabethans leaving the city are urged to have the Journal follow them. The notice explains how to keep informed about local addresses, request subscriptions by mail or telephone, and arrange delivery to cottages or hotels in Asbury Park via Walter J. Grote at 118 Cookman Avenue, Ocean Grove.
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Soly
Thoes
Mao Sprad
Asbury Parl v
Ito
Walter J. Grote
Cookman Avenge
Ocean Greve
Expelled hit captain amid firehouse dispute
Captain Halpin accused Michael Abnert of striking him with a whip and insulting language during a July incident on Elizabeth Avenue near City Hall. After a heated trial before the Fire Commissioners, Otto Abnert was expelled. other charges against him were sustained or faced further action as the board split on the vote.
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James Alelpin
Eugive Company No. 1
Vire
Geratung
Otto Abnert
Tre Department
Board of Fire Commissioners
Inet
Malpin
Michal Deamon
Jadderman
Track 0
Almert
Halpin
Chive Tresting
Engine
Nlaci
Talim Street
Third Aves Mu
Alenk
Unlef Gevating
Elizabeth Aye
Uwe Dinintsenl
Willan
Cox
Grrating
Weber
Kurtz
Collina
Chandler
Collins
Cnat
Yapting Halpin
Nnsault
Unipin
Elizabeth Avenue
City Hall
Abnert
Tholpin
Brudge Street
Spring Street
Hornes
Ahmert
Geretung
Abert
Mowerman
Geraving
Intpin
Ahnert
Higher freight rates hurt peach industry
West Virginia, Cumberland Maryland, and western Virginia peach growers protest to the Interstate Commerce Commission amid a glut in the Georgia market. Rates up 20 percent on August 1 by Baltimore and Ohio and three other lines hinder movement to Atlantic markets, threatening crops to rot on the trees if relief is not granted.
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Telegraph the Journal
Washington
West Virginia
Cumberland
Maryland
Virginia
Interstate Commeter Commission
Virginias Fruit Exchange
Georgia
Baltimore
Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Aviator Injured In Plane Wreck Near Track
A flying accident left a lone aviator injured when his aircraft struck a concrete wall near a track. The craft failed during approach and the pilot was thrown clear as the plane spiraled and overturned. Investigators examine the crash site and securing the wreckage for further inquiry.
Record set in July building permits in city the inspector reports
Building inspector Edward J. Brennan notes a record July for permits with expenditures around 126 000, following September and prior months with high activity. He cites prior months, mentions 200 permits in September and compares July to 1900s figures, and says Brennan will forward reports to Interior and Commerce departments. Elizabeth City may see inclusion in data.
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Tnaprolar
Edward J. Brena
Andamsuilly
Trapector Brennan Tay
Brennan
Department of the Interior
Department of Commerce and Labor
Elizabeth Etntiattes
Theas
Elizabeth
Orphans Excursion Breaks Hoodoo Weather Curse
Four twelve coach trains carried between 2,000 and 3,000 orphans to Tang Branch, Asbury Park and Qeran Grove on the thirty third annual charity excursion. Weather was ideal as trains departed from Elizabethport stations around 7:20 AM, with vast crowds at Spring Street and Elizabeth Avenue pickup points. Tonight’s return will confirm final counts of riders from Elizabethport to the Grove areas.
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Tang Branch
Asbury Park
Qeran Grove
Anylum
Apelown
Spring Street
Elizabethport
Elizabeth — Avenue
Rosie
Fl Mora
Orega Grove
Big robbery rumor at Palatine Motel noted
A morning report from Vinni Street's Palatine Motel claims Frank AM Jett, the proprietor, was robbed of cash. Police say the rumor of a robbery is likely a practical joke from an acquaintance, and the men deny awareness of any robbery at the hotel.
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Palatine
Vinni Street
Frank AM. Jett
Wall Street Market Opens Amid Mixed Trading
Telegraphed report from New York outlines a July style opening in Breck markets with intermittent activity. After initial turbulence, prices showed declines in some issues while others steadied as investors watched early reactions unfold across bonds and equities.
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Telegrath
New York
Breck
Emma Pirie
Fowler Clans Organize to Back Fowler in District Effort
The Initial move to unite Fowler supporters into the Republican Organization of the Fifth District was made at a Dix Building meeting to back delegates for the congressional convention. Promoters named local officials and saloonmen as Fowler backers. organizers aim to include Warren Morris and Union counties and block regular delegation plans.
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Charles
Fowler
Fifth Congressional District
Dix
Robert J. Alice
Exelea
Thomae
Andrew Vwihorne
Tarry Nealey
Louin Veternan
William Ff Meever
Me Mipo
Wiestes
Fawler
Regulan
Ebtuarian Commissionee Heede
Alee
Tron San
Alson
Faycher
Vr. Fowler
Alsoo
Warren
Morris
Union County
Alfor Sal
Fowley
Roosevelt Wanted at Vine Plains Camp Maneuvers
Frederick D Grant announced he would be pleased if Col Theodore Roosevelt could visit Vine Plains Camp to observe citizen soldiers and the sham battle line, promising an interesting demonstration for the colonel.
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Vine Plains
Mrederick D. Grant
Theodore Roosevelt
Will Withdraw Troops Strike Being Settled
Buffalo August 3 striking Grand Trunk Railway employees at Port Erik and Bridgeburg say they are satisfied with settlement terms arranged by representatives at Ottawa. Troops remain on guard but an order to return to barracks is expected today. Two freight cars await shipment into Canada.
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Buffalo
Grand Trunk Railway
Port Erik
Bridgeburg
Tolay
Ottawa
Canada
Ask Mrs Longworth To Quit Cigarettes
At a Fairbury union meeting of Christian Young People’s societies it was unanimously decided to write an open letter to Mrs Nicholas Longworth asking her to forego cigarettes. The action aims to curb the evil influence of her example on girls and boys. The move is backed by the U P Church groups and Christian Endeavor.
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Tha Topina
Fairbury
Neh
Aug
Christian Young People
Nicholas Longworth
Romer
Roosevelt
Pworth League
Baptist Young ‘S Union
Christian Endeavorbyterian Churches
Henning Hart Tomes Weds in Sacred Heart Ceremony
Tomes Henning of 994 Olire and Ermina Hart of Olive and Spring estecte were married Monday at 8 pm in Sacred Heart Church by Rev. Father Ambrose Huebner. Attendants included Mr and Mrs John Shannon. the bride wore a green silk frock with a bouquet. A wedding supper followed at the bride’s home. Lip left for Atlantic City for a week’s honeymoon. Purity Milk for Children and Invalids ad copy appears amid the notice.
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Henning
Olire
Ovid
Minn
Ermina Hart
Olive
Ambrose Huebner
Church of the Sacred Heart
John Shannon
Shannon Boing
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Murdock
Control Rules Committee
Union Business College
Broad Street
Lansley Business College
Dr. Wilson
Manus Ass
Ward
Lutheran Services
Moland
Crippen
Gerstung
Mahon
Filepda
Krivlsheimer
Captain Long
Ase
Iree Ow EY Davi Tae Walusi
Ditaerdeg
Awaciete
Walle
Fia
Wall Street
Want Col. Roosevelt
Pine Plains
Mrs. Longworth
Henning-Hart
Amberwey Dairy Co
Dendean
Dur
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