Insurgents Rally Advocates of Congress in Ward Meetings
Supporters of Congress gathered at 8 Charles N. Fowler’s headquarters on Acond Street to plan an “insurgent movement” aimed at capturing delegates. Fowler declared the insurgents are regulars and urged a wave of peopl e power, urging organizers to unify in New Jersey. The meeting, attended by about seventy-five Fowler lieutenants, featured remarks on public sentiment and the path to the popular vote.
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Flizabeth
Congress
Charles N. Fowler
Acond Street
Androsa
Vs Nue
Mr. Fowler
Fire in Empty Car at Comal Railroad Yards
Fire breaks out in an empty car at Comal Railroad yards near Int Street. Damage appears limited to the car. crews contained the blaze with foam as alarms triggered and witnesses reported the scene under control.
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Mim
Te Jan
Comal
Bern
Delegates Chosen for Montreal Eucharistic Convention
At a St Marys Holy Name Society meeting former Mayor Patrick J Ryan was named delegate to the Montreal Eucharistic Convention. Newark Diocesan societies plan broad representation with special trains from Grand Central to depart Sept 7 10 and return Sept 11. A committee will arrange transport to Plainfield for the county demonstration and secure music for the event.
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St. Mary’s Holy Name Society
Patrick J. Ryan
Montreal
Canada
Holy Name Society
Newark Diacoxea Union
Ty Haw
Grand Central Station
New York City
Afontreal
New York
Pitta Xhan
London
Cologne
Rome
Holy Name
Plainfeld
Central Railroad
Veteran Civil War veteran arrested for neglecting wife
George B Hall a colored Civil War veteran was arrested last night by Patrolmen Engesser and Booth on a charge of failing to support his wife. Overseer of the Poor Sikerson filed the charge. Hall was arraigned in City Criminal Court before Madge Macri and claimed he could not support his wife because he has not worked. He said his only money is his pension and noted no chimney or fence work has been done in six months. Papers were placed in custody of a saloon keeper and later sent back to a call after a ruling order. Application will be made to federal authorities to direct half of Hall's pension to his wife. He will be discharged from custody.
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George B. Hall
Engesser
Booth
Sickerson
Hall
Madge Macri
City Criminal Court
Hy Wan
Mekoroun
Murdock to Speak Here For Fowler in Kansas Dispatch
A Wichita dispatch reports Congressman Victor Murdock will speak in New Teredy on Fowler’s behalf to boost his bid for Congress. The insurgent leader is expected to visit Elizabeth and Plains during the first week of September, reviving attention to a Kansas campaign. The report recalls Murdock’s earlier Stokes Meeting appearance in the region.
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Kansan
Victor Murdock
House of Representation
New Teredy T
Charlea N. Fowler
Congress
New Japacy
Elizabeth
Kansas
Stokes
Jack the Fire Horse Dies at Local Station
The fire department mourns the loss of their favorite horse Jack who died early this morning after a long service. Jack, a 10 year old mareback, had served seven years as the department mascot and trusted animal at the fire station. The state management and business community express appreciation for his service.
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Firemce
Jack
David Baird Raps Murphy in Primary Senate Letter
Trenton dispatch reports former New Jersey publican David Baird criticizing Murphy in a published letter. Baird urges GOP leaders to focus on electing a Republican Governor and Legislature rather than backing a personal run for the U.S. Senate, arguing loyalty to party and state stability over intra party battles. He warns that pledges to a single Senate candidate risk factional bitterness and lower turnout. He adds he will not publish the letter publicly without consent.
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Trenton
Aig
David Bard
South
Demey Te Publican
Guidiy
Forny Oni Mangas Liviemam
United States Senate
Baird
Murphy
Haird
Murphy Anya
Cassangier
Roma Politica
Tam Asdwilling
Onky
State Committee
United States
Rannnel
Prisoners Freed on Own Recognizance in Local Court
After eighteen months in county jail, Jasenski and Maryon Dir, arrested in February 1900 for pickpocketing and confidence schemes, walked from the Court of Special Sessions on their own recognizances of $200 each. The session was unexpected. arraignments for several prisoners were moved, and multiple defendants pleaded not guilty with trials set for tomorrow.
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Maryon Dir
de Atwater
Jezzie
Thomas
Mra
Georgetta
Polson
Fred Ac Davia
James McKenna
Thin City
W. A. Mack
McKenna
Patrick Tallon
Union Loral
Third Street
Waa
Signal
Tallon
Rabney Reformatory
Uo Waa
Slate
Arnie Craig
Bho Wan
Purity Mile for Children at Invalids
Fragmentary OCR text references a purity mile event for children at an invalids location, with scattered phrases about Dairy Co and grounds fees. No clear participants, dates, or outcomes are readable.
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Dairy Co Ie
Three Girls Lost in Catkills Tragedy
In the Catskills three young women named Elizabeth Klein Toth Bauer and Othelia Stun vanished while shortcutting through the Laurel and Mount houses area near Waintaville. A large search of nearly 100 guests with lanterns failed to locate them and daylight revealed they had died in the woods after becoming disoriented and frightened.
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Toth
Bauerafin
Othelia
ML True
Vatenville
Raaterskill
Raaterskills
Itenvillea
Tillen
Millbrae
Gaia
Huttent
Republican Dinner Arranged by County Committee
The Republican County Committee met at the Dix Building and arranged a dollar dinner at Tyra Hall on October A tickets are on sale through committee members. The gathering is described as a notable social event for the county. County Chairman Smith led the meeting and discussion favored Freeholder Peter Meisel of Springfield as the Republican Assembly candidate for the vacant seat.
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Tyra Hall
County Board of Sections
Smith
Peter Meisel
Springfield
Assembly
Newark Population Rises to 347,469 in Census Report
Washington reports the census office release showing Newark New Jersey's population at 347,469, an increase of 101,584 or 41.2 percent. Other cities listed show varied gains, including Horanten and Kehnecta with notable rises.
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Newark
Jornal
Washington
Kehnecta Iy
Fragmentary notice on journal follow up and deliverables
Fragmented text appears to discuss following a journal, staying informed about local changes, and directing services. It mentions rates, deadlines, and payments but the lines are garbled with missing words. No clear event, persons, or organizations are identifiable.
Elizabeth mayoral bid announced by Alfred A Stein
Alfred A Stein, president of City Council, declares his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Mayor of Elizabeth. He outlines his public service, legal career, and long record with local institutions, pledging to present his views before the primaries and stressing his native roots and leadership roles in city government and civic groups.
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Alfred A. Stein
Democratic Outing Promises Biggest Local Event Yet
George J Seblotterer, chair of the outing committee, says the Democratic trip will be the largest excursion ever from the local wharf. About 1 200 to 2 000 are expected aboard the Sirius, sailing at 10 A M. Treasurer Fred Zier reports higher ticket receipts, and the committee plans a meeting tonight at the Democratic headquarters to countersign tickets.
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George J. Seblotterer
Han
Heluatterer
Sirius
Fred Zier
Licketa
UNION BUSINESS COLLEGE PROMOTES NEW FACULTY
R. Berriman, principal at Union Business College, announces new staff at the college located at 206-210 Broad. Contact Dix or write for information as the school expands its offerings and enrollments.
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Union Business College
Dix
R. Berriman
Tal
Roosevelt loses bid for New York state GOP chair
Telegraph dispatch from New York Aug 1 reports Theodore Roosevelt defeated for temporary chairman of the Republican State Convention in Saratoga by a 20 to 15 vote after Griscom and other Roosevelt allies clashed over motions. Sherman named temporary chairman. Roosevelt faction largely abstained.
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New York
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Africa
Theodore Roosevelt
Lloyd Grissom
New York, County
Republican Committee
Tuner
United States
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Saratoga
Rooswoelt
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Sooon
William Tarnes
Albany
Hiscom
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Girikcom Wa
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Sherny
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Vines
W. Wainworth, Jr
State Assembly
Crisco
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Harry W. Mark
Griscom’s
Griscom
Barnea
Aherman Bechosen
Kalen Wodrull
Cri
Bennet
Ships in collision cause 39 drownings near Tarifa Point
In dense fog off Tarifa Point the Spanish steamer Marton yorn collided with the German steamer Flea. Thirty-two scavengers and seven crew members drowned when the Marton foundered minutes after the impact.
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Ateamabip Marton
Tarifa Point
Marton
Balloon to Canada Aboard the Great Britain Balloon
A Philadelphia era balloon, the Great Britain balloon, will ascend from Voth Teesa this evening for Canada. In the basket are pilot Thong 10 ELtrage and crew Trace Prown with the Philadelphia Aeronautical Recreation Society officials. An over New York State and Lake Ontario route is planned with a possible landing near Maid.
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Philadelphia
Great Britain
Phiadelphia TV
Canada
Tr. Thong
Eltrage
Georan Atiniuermen
Trace Prown
Philadelphia Aeronaution! Recreation Bielety
Munsey Tour Starts From Philadelphia City Streets
The Munsey Tour opened in Philadelphia with the event beginning at to o'clock. Officials and entrants lined up as the starter gave the word, marking the start of one of the year’s premier reliability events in motor sports.
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Tary Télegrapan Ta Me Foernang Philarelphia
Fonda
Earthquake Strikes Moutiers France Rattle Town
An early report describes a tremor in Moutiers France shaking the population. Initial damage details are scarce with no figures available yet. Authorities are assessing after the quake.
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France
Moutiers
Fremr
Injured In Runaway On Sugar Creek Road
White Mise Xernerine Kieinhene and Mee Kennae Finn Whelan suffered injuries after a runaway incident near 2nd Knuth Meld street. Their driver fled onto a Pennsyvania highway corridor as bystanders guided them to safety. Mire Helder Whelan of Mt Ben Broad remained uninjured. Dr Straying Mae Whelan treated the injured party.
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Norlin Carrigns
Straying
Mae Whelan
Chidsey Candidate Seeks Mayor Endorsement
Independent candidate Chidsey announces for mayor amid petitions and delay as supporters press for endorsement. Chidsey, an employee of a press company, seeks city council backing while efforts to secure regular organization support continue.
Mayor halts payroll rise for fire chief and assistant
City records show Mayor Victor Ray Lag blocked unauthorized increases for the fire chief and assistant after a Finance report found approval lacking. The council had earlier approved raises, but the mayor returned the items to the Fire Commissioners for correction while leaving other payroll funds intact.
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Fire Department
Atgimt
Mii Fire Department
Tin
Becaume
Jawa
Machar
Amiatant
Iin
Comal Siarmer Ly
Pai
Rexly
Victor Ray Lag
Mayor Gaynor Improves in Hospital Update
Moboken Aug 16 Mayor Gaynor shows signs of recovery at St Marys Hospital with sleeping intervals from 1015 PM to 3 AM then again at 530 AM. Officials say his condition is satisfactory and his respiration near normal.
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Moboken
Gaynor
St. Mary's Hospital
Beerethry Adamson
Watson
Beei Adamson
Adamson
Ann
Wall Street Opens With Modest Gains Amid Mixed Trading
Telegraph reports a cautious start as the blue market shows moderate strength and fractional gains from yesterday. Industrials and rails rise slightly while government issues hold steady and other sectors trade dull. Dividend news: Manfard Oil declares quarterly payment, payable September 1.
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New York
Yee
Clewe
Consett
Tan
Induatriala
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