Beaten by Women Over Banished From Synagogue
A chaotic meeting in August led to Abraham Levenson and his wife being banished from the synagogue for alleged insults to the rabbi and an assault claim. The minutes describe a seven man jury finding support for expulsion, amid disputes over kosher business and church authority.
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Holdie Jusher
Informa
Abraham Lovenson
Holche Jnaher
Abraham Levenson
Waerenaoh van
Elizabeth
Levenson
Bis Elie
Neil
Rena Bien
Morris
Con
Ion
Dee Clares
Peraltenns
Aliaba
Ehurel
Levbren Redectares
Bernstein
Luamese
Erent Bor
Whisky Blaze Destroys Midway Warehouses
A massive fire at Midway near Rieshuge destroyed warehouses of the S.J. Greenbaum Instilling Company. About 1000 barrels of whisky valued at $500,000 burned, threatening nearby structures and prompting extensive firefighting efforts. No further details on casualties or exact cause are provided.
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Midway
Rieshuge
Phdston
S.J. Greenbaum
Ahbacradety
cabin of & cosen_tengrors
Stenographers Invited to Sea Girt Camp Visit
Governor and Mrs Fort invite state house stenographers typewriters and clerks to Sea Girt camp tomorrow. The Governor's stenographer Miss Tie Phillips will escort Capitol girls, with chaperone Mrs Howell, to the camp for the dress parade and review at L o'clock in the afternoon.
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Ihie Jaerwal
Trenton
Aug
State House
Fort
Sea Girt
Mise
Phillips
Capitol
Junction
Mia. Howell
Four Story Fall Ends in Minor Bruise for Man in Baywry
Charles Knaapp, 30, of Baywry, plunged from a fire escape after leaving a hot bedroom to a cooler spot. He rolled a four story fall and landed on the ground with a dull thud, suffering only a slight bruise on the right side. A neighbor and local witnesses described the incident as a failed attempt at cooling down.
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Bobbet
Rw 8
Bovertt
Hess
Nan
Charles Knaapp
Baywry
Knaupp
Hatory
T. E. Dolan
Succumbs to Heat During Work in El Mora Area
A 54 year old Italian immigrant employed by NicB Smith at El Mora Land Improvement Company collapsed from heat while en route to the hospital. He had recently arrived from Cape Helene and was widow with one child.
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Oon
Less Tuberculosis Among Miners
A Scranton mining journal notes lower tuberculosis mortality in coal mining communities, a phenomenon also seen in Britain. Hypotheses link carbon dust and furnace exposure to miner immunity, suggesting inhaled carbonic oxide and related gases may influence disease susceptibility, though evidence remains speculative.
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Scranton
Great Britain
B. H. Thwaite
New York Sun
Thwaite
Jersey City Priest Dead After Twelve Years In Charge
A Jersey City priest died after twelve years in charge at a hospital in New York. He was born in Newark on May 6, 1554 and ordained there July 7, 1870.
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New York
Rick
Newark
Ambiguous OCR Fragments Signal Local Meeting and Health Notices
Fragmentary text references a meeting this afternoon and mentions local officials and health related terms. Content is garbled with misread words making precise details unclear. No clear names, places, or events can be confidently identified from the readable portions.
Secret airship project in hidden garage on East Lane
A mysterious venture by a man nicknamed Fane is described as secretly building a heavier-than-air machine in a shaded garage near the Wheatsheaf Hotel. Neighbors know work proceeds indoors while witnesses guard the site to prevent public knowledge of the experiments and their purpose.
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Ayd
America
Aeropaut
Ded
Ealway
Wheatsheaf
Matel
Geeta
Kimball
Letter Sent to President Plans for State Reception
Fragmented OCR reveals a dated plan for a gubernatorial representative Senator Hillery to attend a celebration honoring Major William J. Martin, with a Roosevelt message to be read. Governor Fort will be represented by Thomas J. Hillery. Officials consider banquet subscriptions and a public reception with elaborate arrangements and excursions to Elisabeth.
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William J. Martin
England
Roosevelt
Jim
Fort
Thomas J. Hillery
Lenate
Collins
Mittee
Vaya
Menaage
Elisabeth Fa
Martin
Vansifle
Isley
Brown Leads Knights to Supreme Court Victory
Henry Puri Brown, prominent figure and former Vice-Chancellor, is highlighted as leading the Knights in a significant political shift. The article notes Brown's elevation to a top post amid a crowded field for other supreme offices, with enhancements to the Upted Mater Brown and mentions of several renamings and oppositional dynamics shaping the arena.
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Boston
Henry Puri Brown
Mater Brown
Ocher Supreme Office
Taft Opposes Radicalism and Favors Reform
Judge William H. Taft delivers an address on "The Delays of Litigation" arguing private property upholds liberty but must reform the justice system. He says delays impose unequal burdens, harm merchants, and push some to arbitration, urging review of current administration of justice and cost reductions for the poor.
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William H. Taft
Tade
Ocranlan
Iyray
North Albany Gas Plant Explosions Kill Two Injure Two
Explosions at the Avery Fortable Gas Company plant in North Albany shake the area causing extensive damage estimated at 25000 dollars. Two men were killed and two injured. victims include John Malone of Albany and William Fort of Watervliet with others injured. A worker named Tarcivon was hurled over 100 feet into the road.
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the Journal
Albany
N.Y. Ang
North Albany
Avery Fortable Gas Company
John Malone
William Fort
Watervliet
John B Harrison
Jaimen J. Kelly
Gal Company
Wre Tarcivon
Blood Poison Death of Famed Maxwell at 36
Maxwell, a longtime resident and former driver for Cushman wagons, died at Alexian Hospital from blood poisoning caused by a waterfront accident on Fulton Street. An injury to his fractured, badly lacerated thumb led to death after he had been ill since July 21, with his body moved to Starr’s undertaker for burial preparations. Funeral from his sister’s home follow.
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Maxwell
Alexian’ Hospital
Fulton Street
Thin City
Cushman
James Morrow
Yeaterday
Joe Hie
Morrow
Air
Stiner
Joe
Mrw
Biechofshauserisah Te Gata Wees
Elizabeth Orphan Asylum Excursion Draws 4000 to Asbury Park
The thirty first annual outing of the Elizabeth Orphan Asylum yesterday to Asbury Park drew more than 4000 attendees. Sixty nine orphans received an exceptional treat amid a rare mishap as one adult narrowly avoided drowning. Proceeds are expected to fund the home, with final net receipts yet to be calculated.
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Elizabeth Orphan Asylum
Asbury Park
Decree in Chancery Case Between McAllister and McAlister
WINS DECREE of Maris McAllister against her husband Robert Fulton McAlister. The parties, formerly Maria Bonpal, were married Feb 28 1800 in New York City. Proceedings before Special Master T Parrot and Vice-Chancellor Henry, with decree to remain on file as required by new court rules. The complainant and defendant resided in South Norwalk, Conn. The action involved statutory deceit claims.
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Maris McAllister
Robert Fulton McAlister
M McAlloter
Maria Bonpal
W. L. Bommel
Lindenatrtat
Aniselty
Senion Brest
West
Imony
Userge
T.parrot
Hmery
Court of Chancery
Tin Decrew
Teshple
New York City
Norwalk
Conn
Fifth Ward Republicans to Nominate Mayor Candidate
The Fifth Ward Republican meeting will be held Monday evening in Schwinil's Hall. Vice president A. G. Poot will formally present the name of Dr. Victor Mraylag for the Republican nominee for mayor.
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Fifth Ward
Republicasi-lisb.-mill Be
Schwinil's Hall
A. G. Poot
Victor Mraylag
Fire in Mattress Sparks Minor Damage at Residence
A small fire broke out on the second floor of a house at 207 Broad Street owned by James Les and occupied by Nicholas Tang. Engine Company No. 3 arrived quickly, aided by a chemical extinguisher, with only slight damage reported.
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James Les
Nicholas Tang
Howe
Fire destroys Jenkins Rubber plant in Magnolia
A massive early morning fire at the Jenkins Rubber Company plant on Magnolia Avenue and Division Street caused about 100000 in damage. Three workers were injured and 112 employees were idle as the blaze consumed the main building, with spontaneous combustion suspected. Firefighters from most city companies battled the inferno for hours while the locomotive whistle prompted Chief Gorstung to mobilize the force.
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Jenkins Rubber Company
Magnolia Vendo
Division Street
No. 4
Gerstung
Atill
Engin
George Zich
Paul Zoellmer
John Ting
Sat van
Springer
Harrington Leather Or
Tima
Tony Hamill
Newark
Gorstyng
Jon
Were
Ali Wan Ngcesary
Pruck
Box
Ik Wan
Geestung
Wall Street Stocks Edge Higher Amid Mixed Overnight Moves
New York stocks opened with fractional gains as traders watched mixed performances. Canadian Pacific slipped while Reading and Rein listed declines, Northern Pacific gained, and most names showed some early strength amid expectations for wheat and corn guidance. Market activity suggested cautious buying as traders awaited broader signals.
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New Yorks
Rein
St. Paul
Pacito
Wren
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