Organization Meeting Tries to Unite River Sound Interests
The Grassells Company led by President Grint held a meeting at 84 Liberty Street New York with officers including Charles Oitinla and James F. etc to organize action for pressure on Congress West stations for a navigational project. Attendees discussed war ship passage and hoped to gain support from the War Department but adjourned without resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Grint
Grassells Company
Wis
Bavi
Fiveitent
Cs Grant
Arsenelly
Presifea
Charleh Oitinla
Ghreme Oes Coumpatty
Montepenny
Njoeting
Uke Consuminies
Yuatnobing
Te Worement Anehed
Janis Vyshin
Henry Te Dudley
James F. Site
JC. Grit
Chingy Dy Mownton
Ivan S. Savage
Richard M
Congress
Jon Wade
Alvin Tende
War Department
Grant
Was Wedded Year Ago, Now Married Again
An unusual romance comes to light as Misa Holwing Konig and John Sagle wed again after a secret first marriage nearly a year ago. The ceremony, conducted last Tuesday by Rev. Dr. H J Behr at St Michael's, drew only close relatives. The couple, both well known, left for a wedding trip and now reside at NE ner avenue, with families noting the earlier union was kept quiet by the couple and parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa’ Holwing
L. Kelmig
John Kelmig
Prospect Street
John Sagle
Grier Avenue
Othe Onthote
Rather
Mins Konig
Mr. Nagle
Clash at Barcelona Fatal Wound in Carlist Republican Clash
A clash in Barcelona between Carlists backing Don Simi and a Republican faction during the government Vatican rift leaves one dead and several wounded. Reports from Madrid say authorities prohibited Catholic processions at Saint Sebastian, triggering widespread anger among Catholics in Biscay and Sebastian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baredona
Vatican
Don ‘Sim
Madrid
Sait
Death Notices for Be harington Family
Neath offerene Beharington and Thre Volarington, aged five months, died at the home of their parents at 187 Ctatie pluie. The infant’s funeral was held this afternoon at Martin's funeral parlors. Interment followed at Rosedale and Cinden Park graveyard.
Union Business College Minced Ham Slogan Ad
An old advertisement for Union and Lansley Business Colleges promotes courses and a new catalogue. It mentions Gill or write for a catalogue at 208 270 Broad Street, Dix Building, with PIL Verriman as principal. A line touts minced ham as a selling point and notes summer season start dates and day eve schedules.
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Union Business College
Gill
Broad Atreet
Dix
Pil Verriman
Lansley Business College
Church Spire Splinters After Storm in Westfield
Spear to the Lowend Westfield Aug 4 A fierce storm lashed Westfield with lightning striking the First Presbyterian Church spire striking nearby homes on Cherry and Marrison avenues. Fire department contained a blaze at the spire while a tree fall injures a horse and driver but no serious harm. Damages include splintered spire sides and window casings with repairs costly. Delivery halts and gear shortages reported for letter carriers. Continued on second page.
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Speeal
Lowend Westfiell
Westfield
First Presbyterian Church
Joh
Cherry
HA Marrison
Thomas Beerson
Mia
Charles Merson
Presbyterian Church
Piersson
G. Fink
Deptre
Keurmer
Presbyterian
Delvery
Wancdar
Rasiatant Pont
Col Roosevelt Returns From Mining District Tour
Colonel Roosevelt arrives in New York after a tour of Eastern Pennsylvania mining areas. He shows high energy and proceeds to Oyster Bay, declining to comment on the Kanaae primary or Town Republican convention results, stating “No politics” when queried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
New York
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
New York Town
Oyster Bay
Middle West
Rainfall Helps Crops But Water Shortage Looms
Farmers around Elizabeth celebrate a timely rainfall that ends a two month drought and saves crops worth thousands. Officials warn the Elizabethtown Water Company supply remains below normal and urge residents to conserve water to avoid a possible water famine.
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Elizabeth
Elizabethtown
Journal Delivery Service and Address Updates
The Journal urges readers to keep addresses current for summer away from the city and notes changes as required. Readers without an account are billed in advance at daily rates. vacationers at Asbury Park or Ocean Grove can have the Journal delivered to cottages or hotels each afternoon by notifying agent Walter J. Grote at 218 Cookman avenue Ocean Grove.
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Elisabethana
Jourmal
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Walter J. Grote
Cookman Avenue
Crippen bungler in murder case captivate world
Dr Hawley Crippen stands accused of murdering his wife Belle Elmore as details unfold from the sensational case. Mrs Ginnett identifies Crippen and asserts justice will prevail, while revealing his attempts to mislead authorities during the Montrose affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley H. Cripper
Belle Elmore
Ethel le Neve
Mistyplat
Bin
Hhine
Wand Pnorande
Soma
Mia
Frederic Ginnett
Rogelle
Mra. Ginnett
Quetwe
Ginnett
Fielle
Jim
Phen
Dr. Crippen
Montrose
Monument to John Calvin Erected in Geneva
Telegraph from Paris reports a monument to John Calvin the religious reformer will be erected in Geneva where he died in 1504. The project will cost about 120000 dollars and organizers say the entire sum is subscribed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Calvin
Tournal
Paria
Geneva
Calvin
Tax Increase Cut In Half In City Tax Debate
After an animated session of the Board of Assessors Figures Committee City Council Mayor and Comptroller, a fifty percent reduction was granted the Singer Manufacturing. Attorneys for the city and for Singer argued over the value of the plant, with a compromise set at 3000000 off the assessed 6000000.
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Board of Assessors
City Counell
Sauer
Afty
City Council
Edward Nugent
Mraving
Fortisninio
City Hall
Mraviayinowid
Finance Committee
Cince
Singer Company
de Witt van Tuskirk
MacDongell
Singer
Singer Plant
James C. Connolly
Joseph Hague
van Iiuakirk
Browne Must Be Tried In Lorimer Bribe Case
Chicago August 4 Lee ONeill Browne Democratic leader of the Illinois Legislature faced trial on bribery charges in the Lorimer election case after Sunge Kerston overruled a motion to quash the indictment Browne pleaded not guilty and jury selection began in Cook County indicating a second trial.
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Browne
Lorimer
Journal
Chicago
Sunge Kerston
Lee O'Neill Browne
Iliaix
Cook County
Fowler Plans Hot Campaign in City Delegates Race
Local political factions brace for a heated battle over congressional delegates as Fowler allies clash with organization men in every district. Uptown wards, especially Eleventh, loom large with notable figures like County Chairman Frank H. Smith returning to lead efforts. A major Republican rally downtown and forthcoming committee outing set the stage for a tense finish.
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Gow
Alfred A. Stain
Charles H. Moore
Bridew Ni Fowler
Fowlerites
Fowler
Iy Fowler
Deleteu Prominen
Frank H. Smith
Rhode Island
Smith
Republican County Committee
Runyon
Anid
Runaway Girls Apprehended in Allentown Lodging Spot
Two underage girls, 16 year old Tony Smoyer and 14 year old Fillian Mercks, fled their Allentown home and were traced by Detective Alfred Wiel. They were arrested at 11:30 last night at the Clark place where they had lodged, awaiting return home.
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Allentown
Tony Smoyer
Aul Fillian Mercks
Alfred Wiel
Clark Place
Recognition of Auto Owners and State Platform Move
The Republican State Committee in Newark unanimously backed a resolution by Union county representative Yamiltou Kean to seek reciprocal privileges for auto mobilists and to urge the next Legislature to act. The convention is set for September 20 at the Taylor Opera House, Trenton, with gubernatorial and U.S. Senate candidate discussions ongoing and plans for two forthcoming addresses by State Chairman Franklin Murphy on tariff and state finances.
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Yamiltou
Kean
Union County
Republican State Committee
Newark
Nis Shete
Fiat
New York
Joseph A. Frelinghuysen
Bomervet
Taylor Opera House
Trenton
Coun
John Kean
United States Senate
Dimends
Vivien M. Lawin
Smnking and Insurance
Smith
Caron
Adilreau
Murphy
Married Last June Secret Is Just Out
Joseph T. Nichalan of B40 Garden Street and Mise Marie Hansen of K42 Garden Street wed secretly on June 30, officiated by Justice Loo Edelstein of Firel Street. Witnesses were Elizabeth Farrell and Emil Zucker. Mrs Hansen’s mother claimed the event was kept from her knowledge.
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Joseph T. Nichalan
Garden Street
Mise Marie Hansen
Christopher Hfansen
K42
Justice of the Pears
Edelstein
Conductor assaulted. suspect jailed after city court
A trolley car conductor on a Newark to city line was assaulted at night. John Copter was later arrested in Broad Street and Stephen Bircher was found guilty in City Criminal Court and committed to the county jail for ten days.
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Newark
John Copter
Stephen Bircher
Broadtreet
City Criminal Court
Ten Dave
Cincinnati Has Population Figures and Local Ads Noise
Fragmentary town notices and ads mix with a census figure for Cincinnati showing 364,463 residents. The page includes a milk purity note for children and invalids, an August funeral offer, and an advertising claim for picture framers with a shop between First and Second streets.
Electrocution at Carnival Sours John Street Fair
At a carnival on John Street and Seventh Street in Elizabeth a man named Russiano was electrocuted after grabbing an iron connected to a 110 volt line feeding the merry-go-round. He collapsed, was rushed to Alexian Hospital, and county physician Westente was notified to investigate. Russellio’s companion Antonio Mirante, aka John Hiert, reported the victim appeared faint before the shock. Authorities and carnival staff await fuller statements as details emerge.
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Elpo
John Hiert
Alexian Hospital
Thwan
Public Service Corporation
Rusno
Martin
Weatentt
Itnanea
Elizabeth
Thay
Derseut Tiie
ITH Ward Ratables Increase Half Million
The Eleventh Ward book of the assessor shows a markedly higher valuation than last year with real and personal property totaling over 5100,000 more. Personal property gains of about 40,000 are noted, and the citywide increases imply higher tax bills unless mitigated by appeals and adjustments from county and state boards.
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Fred W. Coyna
County Board
Ona
Elizabeth
Singver Manufacturing Company
Forest fires raging threaten Montana timber lands
Forest fire conditions in Montana grow more alarming as fifteen hundred volunteers fight the flames. Taft and nearby towns face encirclement by flimex and fear for their doom. A fresh fire near Anneonhk and reports from Flathead and Stillwater districts indicate escalating blazes and rising danger across timber country.
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Tournal
Melona
Mont
Montana
Taft
Flimex
Anneonhk
Lunt
Tasilay
Death by self harm in Midwey jail scene
A report from the sheriff's office describes a death by asphyxia in a Midwey facility. The incident involved an inmate named Witte and a tubing connection, with officials noting unclear intent and ongoing investigation. The deceased is identified as Mr Cinpkes rome.
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Clark
Sherif Kaikluned
Cinpkes
Rome
Gma
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