Aboard for Witzels and the Elizabeth Club Event
A reception and meeting at 18 Broad street set plans for the twelfth annual outing of the Elizabeth Democratic Club. A large turnout, including delegations from Springfield and Newark, is expected aboard the Crescent shipyard vessel with a parade, dinner, and athletic contests to follow. Notables listed include speakers from Mercer and Middlesex counties, with a gold medal prize for event winners and a late evening return voyage planned.
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Broad Street
Portale
The
of Education
Birius
Fruto
Crescent
Ig Haa Noth Ve Bay
Hes Farrelly
Burkey Hotel
Elienbeth
Springfiel Club
I ‘Fite
Thomas Tofferson
Vong
Charles Miller
Ollie
Dames of
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Strana Dames
Hamid
Hudson
James Smith
Newark
Jacob Haumling
dJamex K. Ty
Bon
Peter F. Ae
Parhaex County
Marth
Charles Galy Siemler
Mercer County
Elizabeth
Coney Talend
Pl Ik
Tunoe Way Act Against Venezuela President Refuses Dialogue
Fragmentary report notes a Venezuelan crisis with unclear references to a Brussels ministerial tone and foreign affairs, mentioning charges and a ban amid rising tension. Storage and location clues appear as unrelated fragments. The readable text lacks coherent details or verifiable entities.
Dorando Marathon Fame Trouble In Italian Press
In Teena Modena Italy Aug 19 Dorando Dorando is involved in a scandal after the London Marathon. He boasted of romantic attention from several women claiming they sought his favor but he says he would need the consent of Capri’s girl before any engagement. He protests he was misquoted and hopes to calm the situation.
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Deletrabhene
Teena Modena
Italy
Piatro Doran
Doy
Londen
Atlaga
Allan
Capri
Dorundo
Ralm
Dying Mother Reunited With Son Through Military Transfer
Senator John Kean helps a Stanhope man Percy C. Bissell by moving him from Fort Moultrie, D C to Fort Hancock, enabling Bissell to visit his dying mother and comfort her as her illness advances. The transfer also helps his father, previously in the city, to assist and travel toward a hoped rest in the Adirondacks.
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John Kean
Percy C. Binsell
Stanhope
Fort Moultrie
D. C
Fort Haincock
Bissell
Interrath
Atewly
Bissetl
Suny
Tmn
Adirondacks
Semster
Submarine and Torpedo Boat Cruise Planned by Navy
Washington Aug 10 The Navy Department has arranged a drill and cruise for seven submarines and dive torpedo boats. They will rendezvous at Bussard's Hay gud then cruise the northeast coast as far as Maine. They start on the 26th with most submarines new vessels never before tested.
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Washington
Navy Department
Bussard
Hay Gud
Record of Castro and Brazil in French affairs
A garbled dispatch notes tension between Castro and Brazil over French matters. Officials indicate refusal to allow the Brazilian minister to take charge of French affairs amid strained relations. The report appears incomplete with several garbled phrases.
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Washington
Puliacan
Lodi Htanea
Sr Oor
Hazardous Material Incident Report Summary
Fragmented OCR notes describe hazardous material causing fatal harm with 81 percent impact. Mentions INSUITES RES OTHERS and references to Tete te tburg and Balkan Disdainn C peers. No coherent event details or clear locations.
Runaway horse throws family from carriage in Washington Ave incident
In Washington avenue a horse bolted near Aggebus's blacksmith shop trapping William Glennen and his two sons, aged two and older, who were thrown from their father's carriage. The animal dragged toward Broad street and Fellsbeth avenue with minor injuries to the men. the carriage sustained little damage. The father, a hostler for Hersh & Trither, aided the boys after the mishap.
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William Glennen
Brand Hie
Aggebus
Blackworth
Washington Avenue
Hersh & Trither
Broad Street
Fillsbeth Avenue
Jefferson An
Ready by Tomorrow Task Remains Unclear
Fragmentary OCR text presents names and phrases with no clear people, places, or events. Unable to extract a coherent news item or identifiable entities for a factual headline and summary.
Sherman to Visit Roosevelt Tomorrow
Congressmen Sherman White and Perry discuss preparations for a planned visit to President Roosevelt. A telegram invitation reached Ida, and attendees at the meeting indicated Sherman will attend. no suppression of topics is expected and the national campaign context remains in view.
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Sherman
Roosevelt
Uuien
Orster-fay- Semors
Ida
Wikna Tottain Carapintas
Bryan's Dollar Campaign Fails
Telegraph report from Omahid Keb notes two weeks of strenuous campaign effort by supporters but results show failure. Campaign managers report slow progress and lack of broad backing amid confusion and poor funding, with key organizers publicly disappointed.
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Berty-Eteht
Vallthead
Anxious for safety of mountain climbers report
Partial OCR text notes concern for climbers safety with mentions of a market sale and multiple garbled phrases. Readers see references to a journalist byline Telagrephtin and scattered names such as Lins Pera Aug 10. The legible content centers on a newspaper page fragment with unclear event details and commercial listings.
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Lins
Pera
Rev Dr Phelps Ends Life In Syracuse Hotel
By telegraph to the Journal a note near the body says he was tired of life. Rev Dr James Duane Phelps of Syracuse shot himself at the Ware Hotel and was found hanging from a bedroom window. He had arrived recently and was not seen after his room was taken. The preacher, connected with the Northern Christian Advocate, had recently been in a spiritual crisis and served as treasurer of Syracuse University.
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Jowrns
Uties
James Duane Phelps
Syracuse
Ware
Pesteniny
Phelps
Tracsurer
Syracuse University
Twenty Burned Bodies Retrieved From Mine Disaster
Telegraphed report from Wihan England notes twenty burned and mutilated bodies pulled from Maypole colliery after an explosion. Rescue teams could not reach the entombed miners as roof wreckage blocked the shaft midway down. Townspeople and relatives gathered near the mine under night and day, awaiting any signs of life amid grim uncertainty.
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Wihan
Eng
Maypole
Tracuera
Hoxerteg
Raglan
Reet Aa Ri el Sonei
Pecon
Roscuer
Ray Mae
St Rocco's Day Observed by Elizabeth Italians
The Italian community of Elizabeth plans a modest observance of St Rocco's Day tomorrow. A street parade will follow mass at St Anthony church with a parade through main streets and an evening celebration aimed at a fine show, despite reduced preparations this year.
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St. Rocco's
Elizabeth
Michael Covaccio
Poe
St. Anthony Aioe
Buried Unidentified Body Found After Flight Turmoil
Fragmentary OCR notes report a buried unidentified body found amid a chaotic flight incident. Details are incomplete but indicate a deceased person yet to be identified, with surrounding confusion over circumstances and potential searches continuing.
Couch Fire Destroys Room in Two-Story Frame House
A small fire broke out in the rear room of a two story frame house on 44 John Street around 8 28 o clock. The couch caused the blaze and the exact flame source is not known. Fire crews quickly contained the incident with minor damage to the room.
Frank Hand Company furnishes lawn care equipment
Scrambled OCR text shows HEBREWS INCORPORATE and FRANK HAND COMPANY offering law mowers and lawn sprinklers. The readable fragments mention parie hone and ice crepe related items, with unclear rest of the notice.
Prominent German American Henry Claust Dies in Elizabeth
Henry Claust a longtime German American leader in Elizabeth died at his home 6d Elizabeth avenue after a stomach illness. A native of Germany and ardent Republican, Claust served in local assembly circles and chaired wards while active in the German Methodist Episcopal Distrih. He is survived by a son Louis Claust, a daughter Mrs Charles A Markhardt, two sisters in New York and a widow, with his funeral arrangements pending.
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Henry Claust
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Avenue
Nel
Seadie
Reed
Fyorttenibnha
Etna Barn
Ith
Cnet
Beth Wvenne
Himeef
Germany
Kyrena
Hiajarepte
Springfield Quiet After Troop Withdrawal
Telegraph report from Springfield Mississippi details gradual troop withdrawal while patrols and guard duties continue. Grand Jury closed with Felicia and George Richard indictments planned, evidence mass noted. Police expect many charges and arrests as investigations proceed.
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Rer-Vowrat
Apripgfeld
Felicia
George Richard
Ty Kate Penuty
Furore
Beate Charlet Ton
Umion Business College Fall Term Opens
UMION BUSINESS COLLEGE opens fall term for day school on September 9. Mend for new illustrated catalogue. FP. R Bermani, principal, 210 Broad Street. Popular Dollar Excursion to Lake Erie New Jersey. Gonkrid wsee oy...
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Umion Business College
Seyber
New Illustrated
R Berrimani
Broad Street
Lake Erin
New Jerney Gonkrid
Lusitania Sets New Sea Speed Records
New York August 19 Wireless dispatches from the Cunard Company report the Lusitania breaking all records with an overall 1303 knots at 25.39 knots per hour. Previous best was 25.01 knots last July. The ship’s daily runs include 21 knots at 22.01, 650 knots at 23.66, and 841 knots at 25.21. If current pace continues, the vessel could arrive in New York tomorrow night, claiming the first four day boat record.
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Journal
New York
Cunard Company
Lusitania
Anya
Ale
Daunt Rock
Queenstown
Abe
City Hall Escapes Financial Probe Impasse Confirmed
City Hall expenditures for remodeling are excluded from a council probe. A special appropriation funded the work, and the Public Grounds and Building Committee will investigate related bills and contracts. The Finance Committee agreed to pursue investigations initiated without council authorization.
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City Hall
Children Saved From the Flames in Pittsburg
Aug 10 Pittsburg mother Augustes Alpermact of the Brooklyn baseball team badly burned while rescuing two children from a burning building. Laura Wally 1 and others suffered burns as they attempted to aid victims and exit through a threatened storefront. Alpermact entered the kitchen, the girls were enveloped in flames, and he carried them out while trying to extinguish the blaze.
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Totageagh
Pittsburg
Augustes Alpermact
Wight
Laura
Jessie
Sant
Alperman
Wall Street Prices Hold Steady Early Then Slack
The New York stock market opened with steady prices in the first hour but by 11 o'clock bears failed to push the market lower. Traders mood soured as declines appeared in Cheepedialtios related stocks while the New York City Railway logged about 6 million dollars in transactions. Despite turbulence, some issues rallied from yesterday's lows as the market set a varied tone with mixed performances among leading names.
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New York
Mathers
New York City Railway
Jperday
Weetinghouse
Roop
Two Negro Strikers Narrowly Escaped Lynching in Pret City
Aug 12 report from Zonrwaty Birmingham notes a mob tried to lynch two African American laborers arrested for dynamiting Thames Tigcam House. The attackers threatened punishment inside the sleeping quarters, but restraint by bystanders prevented the mob from acting.
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Tategraph
Zonrwaty
Birmingham
Thames
Limited 18 Derailed At Demo Ferry
Telegraphic report from Atlenta Georgia notes a northbound freight train derailed at Demo Ferry on the river Macon. Several railroad cars left the track, but the engine remained upright. Government officials have just received initial details.
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Zoermany Atlenta
Macon
Banks Reopen Doors Telegraph Report
Banks reopen their doors after closures with a telegraph update. The report notes resumed services, customer access, and brief guidance on newly available financial operations amidst ongoing economic adjustments.
Fire Board Elects New Head Amid Reorganization
Eight new members join the fire department as veteran leader Wola J. Colina becomes board president succeeding Williams Ho Rankin. The meeting also reorganizes the board and approves contracts for roof repairs and house painting while outlining committee appointments for the year.
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Wola J. Colina
of Fire Commissioners
Williams Ho Rankin
Cobling Weetmanias
Mosquitoes Drive Philadelphia Crazy
Report from Telegraph in The Tentnal Atlantic City notes James Ryéiah of Point Breeze reports local residents in Philadelphia disturbed by swarms of mosquitoes. People wandering in marshy areas describe frenzied insects and irritation during the day.
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Tentnal
Atlantic City
James Ryéiah
Point Breeze
Palladelphis
Iranians Association Backing Rev Sheed Persia at Provincial Convention
The Past Chiefy Association of IraniansmE met to support Rev Sheed Persia of Aubury Part for grand vice-beret at the manual convention in Trem too taber Day. The meeting aligned with opposition by Fresimm Caslin in Beaver of the Pret of Vice-Opiet Ghinoy Mall of Milliilie. Better or cheaper options were urged.
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Sheed
Persia
Aubury
Fresimm Caslin
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