Rifle Victor Returns Home With Celebration Planned
A large crowd will greet the victorious rifle team from Bisley England at City Hall tonight. Major Martin and officials will escort the guests aboard the Mohawk then parade to Grant’s and lower bay for a public reception. Local dignitaries and committee members, including Major Martin’s delegation, prepare a formal salute and message from the President to mark the achievement.
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City Hall
Siena Pis
Orca
Bisley
England
Grant
Toni
Martin
Agen Sheard
Tyg
Mayor Ryan
Gaottral Volling
Chriefien
Charles ‘Moors
Frederick J. Riehters
I H. Intum
Charles
Black
John Kervick
John P. Whelyn
Cart
Mueller
Aluxamier MacGregor
Victor Hansen
Worier
Straw
Y. Mot
Charles Hiller
Amner
Te Ee Lee
Fanthy Oper
Ee Ee Ly
United States
Ace Ad
Senate
Sal Benanat
Tange
New Jersey
Ciork
Republicans on Dating Specialists
Fragmentary OCR text references dating specialists and a dated numeric cue, lacking clear names places events or outcomes to anchor a coherent news item.
Feared visit to New Jersey sparks political push
Advocates urge William Bryan to visit New Jersey cities Newark Trenton Philadelphia with plans to secure his assent. Promoters cite a Democratic candidate ally James Mirting and Cedar Brook Farm Plainfield as incentives. timing and decision await Bryan’s action.
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Bryan
New Jersey
James ‘Ec Mirting
Aid “Sovoedto
Sucie Alegtence
II Mewark
Trenton
Martine
Cedar Brook Farm
Plainfield
Bryn
Man’s clothing torn from body in Union County mill accident
Special to The Teernal reports Dowald Young, a sixteen year carpenter at James Moffett’s plant in Westfield, was caught by a belt and dragged as he worked a Moor section near a shaft. His apron and clothing were ripped as the belt ran over a shaft, though his life was not immediately endangered.
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Westfield
Dowald Young
James Moffett
Union County Standard
Young
Flour Mills Company in Receiver's Hands
Misneavolis Minnesota August 8 Pillsbury Washburn Flour Mills Company, the world's largest milling concern, placed in receivership on petition of the company. Poor collections cited as main cause of embarrassment. the failure shocked a generally solid reputation. The Pillsbury Washburn entity, British owned with equal common and eight percent preferred stock, faces immediate reorganization under receivership.
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Misneavolis
Minn
Mille
Company, Limited
Pillsbury-Washburn Flour Mills Company
United
Ism British Corpors
Obene Wiltion Broneia
Gee — Eas
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Smilie
Money for Democrat Tee Tap Ve See a Lincoln
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a Democrat named Lincoln with unclear context and no clear event or date. The readable bits suggest political content but lack concrete persons, places, or actions to summarize into a solid card.
Meter Looters Sentenced To Jail In City Robberies
Police report multiple thefts involving street meters. Judge Mahon sentences several youths to ninety days in county jail, with $20 fines and lengthy conditions. Names and ages include Frank Boas 16 Peter Delaney 16 and Peter Ran 16, among others, tied to arrests at local addresses. The housing of youths and the timing are detailed in court notes from Mrs Hicks's Smith Street home.
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Nenath
Obscure Entry From General Hospital Notation
A garbled OCR excerpt references a General Hospital noting a death and scattered terms such as age 30, a dog, and names like Gibson Bask Sovinr East Grand. The readable content is fragmentary and lacks coherent events or clear persons, places, or dates.
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Mara Belind
Aman
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General Hospital
Machines to 60 vote in tiny city wards
Voters in eleven wards of the city register uncertain support for machines in the election. Mayor Ryan and other officials began at the polls while ballots were being cast, with early turnout around one third by noon. Observers note debate over saloons and new guards, as ward by ward reports show varied support for the old or new voting plan.
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Peary Pty
Joie Sok
Denny Sete
Mayok
J. Ryan
John. W. Speen
Board of Election
Kane
Isree
Besondi
Mouatlonds
Bari
John P Mallon
Tuite
Sidney
Svante
Pirst
Victim of Heat Reported in Newark Daily News
A Newark newsroom record notes a heat related incident with a young man aged 48, details blurred by OCR but indicating a fatal or near fatal event. The fragment references local reporting on heat danger and the city’s response.
Wreck of Freight Cars Delays City Traffic After Bridge Accident
A freight train mishap between South and Pearl streets halted eastbound freight and passenger service for hours. Five cars derailed including four freight cars and a heavy steel gondola, one car broken, another gondola lifted onto the slope. Wreckers cleared the line by noon as crowds gathered, with injuries not reported.
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Pearl
BSS
Éloas
Lindem
Rome
Injured Man Found After Alighting From Main Line Car
A man identified as Ernal, aged 1084, was injured alighting from a main line car near Want Think Avenue. He was carried from the rear of the car to a nearby street, then returned home by cart as doctors attended to his injuries.
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Ah Ernal
Shorthand Aid For English Steno Course Paid
A vocational program offers shorthand training to aid English study with a focus on speed and accuracy for students seeking paid work. Instructors emphasize practical practice, note taking, and real world transcription tasks to improve employability.
IX Passengers Die When Steamer Burns
Telegraph report from Winnipeg states six passengers and two crew members died when the steamer Premier burned to the water's edge at Warren's Landing, Lake Winnipeg. The blaze began in the engine room at night, trapping travelers in their berths as flames spread to the boarding area and nearby trading post.
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Winnipeg
Man
Warren‘s Landing
Sonya
Thom
Councilman Fink faces injunction in Westfield case
Special to the Journal reports Vice Chancellor Walker in Trenton granted an injunction against Councilman Hiram L. Fink of Westfield and the New York and New Jersey Telephone Company. The order bars delivery of pore dirt from excavations beneath North Elmer properties while preserving Fink's right to receive it. Lawyer Frederick Taggart Dohalf filed the application on behalf of North Elmer residents seeking to halt street work and underground conduit construction.
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Weatfield
Walker
Trenton
Njasellot
Sgkbat
Hiram L. Fink
Westfield
New-York
New Jersey
North Elmer
Frederick
Taggart Dohalf
Sen Asabeth
Thiir
Wall Street under manipulation amid stock fluctuations
Telegraph dispatch from New York reports most speculative interest clustered in a few manipulated shares including Reading Inter-Met preferred Northern Pacific Canadian Pacific and National Lead. Market reaction followed sharp moves with bellwether stocks drawing renewed attention as the House adjourned and government comments were awaited.
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New York
Avg
O Connell Ousted From Force After Fight Fallout
Police hearing at City Hall revealed Patrolman Thomas O Connell claims a conspiracy by fellow officers after a bar fight en route to Empl Grove. Chief Tenney’s charges were debated as witnesses described the brawl and O Connell’s assertion that he was framed.
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Thomas O'Connall
Elisabeth
George C Tenney
O’connell
Saverst
Empl Grove
O'Connell
Yonee Fa
Setoram
Inder
Teaney
Jaynes
Jens
Laley
Hes
Oman
Loss by Forest Fires
Forest fires caused significant losses reported by telegraph dispatches on the 19th, highlighting extensive damage and economic impact across affected districts. Firefighting efforts continued despite worsening conditions as communities assessed property losses and cleanup needs.
Local Committee Scribes New Event At Meeting
At last night's meeting the Trish ink wah Teling no committee added another event to the schedule. The notes reference Shaovine and serniva as participants and outline charges for the new item.
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Tietica Tn
Shaovine
Serniva
Siesay Tong St
Cardinal All Right Visit to the Journal 5 Aug
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Cardinal, Os, Journal, and a visit to the pups. No clear event or dates to confirm. report appears damaged and incomplete with scattered names.
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the Journal
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Banker's Clue Highlights De Candela Mystery in Wilkes-Barre
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania a banker linked to De Candela is central to a puzzling clue. With a 23 figure noted, investigators pursue a lead that ties the city to the case.
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Wilken-Barre
de Candela
Din Heneee
Fragmented OCR summary of a local notice item
Unclear readable fragments mention a local event or notice with names and places obscured. Some words resemble dates or entities but the text is incomplete and cannot determine a clear news item or outcome.
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