Jersey Rifle Team Victorious at Camp Perry Regimental Match
Camp Perry Oh Aug 22 The Second Regiment failed to clinch the national title as the Fifth Maryland and Second Ohio surged ahead in the final 1000 yard stage. New Jersey's Fourth and Jersey stores posted strong scores but finished lower, with detailed totals showing New Jersey still sixteenth in the field of skies five after the 1000 yard finish. The Marines won the match overall, aided by three teams, with Captain McHride and Sergeant RnB APE among notable performers. Eyewitnesses report sharp shooting and record attempts across the ranges as the meet drew to its close.
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New Jersey
Doll’ Wae Figh
Wiljim BR
Martin
Alisabeth
Ping
Gaptam Baker
Minervini
Jersey
Stevene
Dath
Silvester
Lieutenant
Bianchi
Millrewint
Baker
Welne
Higgin
Switch
United Aims
Pearlyanie
Takin
Khrisetts
Samed Ac Dea
Washeingen
Netionsl
Intergimentia
Mateh
Demeyene
Jereny
Camp Perry
National, Rifle Association
le Ohin State Rifle Association
Ayal
Marines
Itar
Fouth New Jersey
Hyidson
Secretarios
Y Ciytain McHride
Thinoin
Ogg Lm
Sineere Naatene
Aiyeush Ione
Gay Bonn
United “Taines
Edison inspects Niagara electric development report
Edison tours Niagara Falls area to review new electric development. Telegraphed dispatch notes limited clarity yet mentions transit by boat and future movement to Portland.不
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Edison
Niagara Electric
Buffalo
N. A
Battal
Minn
Portland
West Point cadets dismissed for hazing by War Secretary
Washington report says Secretary Wright, with Presidential approval, dismissed Cadets William T. Russell Jr and Harry G. Weaver from the West Point Military Academy for hazing. Six other first class cadets, George W. Chane Jr James A. Gillespie Byron Q. Jones William Nalle William W. Prude and Tease Apalding, were suspended without pay until June 15 1908 and to join the third class. The secretary found Russell and Weaver more guilty due to age and longer tenure, while the others faced suspension though not explicit hazing under the act.
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Weight
Telegraph
the Journal
Washington
Wright
West Point Military Academy
William T. Russell, Jr
Roswell
Army Engineer Corps
Harry G. Weaver
Illinois
George W. Chane, Jr
New York
James A. Gillespie
Pennsylvania
Byron Q. Jones
William Nalle
Virginia
William W. Prude
Alabama
Apalding
Cisbonia
Olds
Rossell and Weaver
Australians Sing American Anthem in Sydney Harbor
In Sydney harbor last night hundreds of Australians and Kagilah residents filled boats to hear U S battleships. The scene marked a historic gesture of friendship as the fleet returned. Admirals Sperry and other officers spoke, while defense officials urged restraint amid tensions over policy and alliances.
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Sydney
N.S. W
Ana Ae
GiLnty Ller
Sperry
Teras
Iets
Altanes
Pacific
Widow Ellenbath Littell Dies from Rheumatism at 80
Mrs Ellenbath Littell widow of Tan W Littell died at 714 South Street from rheumatism, aged about 80. A New York City native and longtime St Johns Church member she served as a director of the Home for Aged Women. She leaves a single son, Col Innac William Littell, of the United Army, in Washington.
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Ellenbath Littell
Tan W. Littell
South Street
New York City
Col
Innac William Littell
United Ataggi Army
Washington
Lammerding Again Star in Eagles Victory
The American Eagles defeated Franklin A. C. 6 to 3 with Lammerding as the standout. Johnnie Yan Mer ding contributed key hits and Lammerding delivered strong pitching. Eagles seek to schedule games with local 13 year old teams and others in the city.
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American Eagles
Johnnie
Yan Merding
Franklin A. C
Lammerding Wee
Frank Shean
Eatther
Tendnruns
American—Eagles
P J Campbell Recovering From Illness in Lackawaxen Visit
Peter J. Campbell principal of Public School No 3, 213 Third Street, was stricken with typhoid fever while visiting Lackawaxen, N Y. His condition improved as relatives report the crisis passed and his mother keeps vigil.
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Peter J. Campbell
Third Street
Public School Now 3
Lackaweck
Ae To
Grocery specials and Democratic outing photos at local sellers
The page notes savings on groceries with prices valid today and Monday. It also advertises Democratic outing pictures ready for sale at Hiller's Stadium, 103 Broad Street, Hirebeth. A college day school opening and Beach Salt noted as established in 1963 appear in fragments.
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Ecemte
Nere
Hiller
Brosd Artest
Hirebeth
Armed Sailor Clashes With Police on Maggie Miller
Detective Matson and Sergeant Mulcahy captured Frank Keenan, mate of the schooner Maggie Miller, after a violent confrontation at the vessel’s moorings. Keenan, also known as Charles McLain and Harry Keonsa, faced arraignment on charges linked to planning murder of Captain Evans’s cabin boy and escaped custody during transport.
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Matson
Mulcahy
Frank Keenan
Maggie Miller
Keenan
Harry Evans
Elizabeth River
Keenan Panoon
Ell
Miller
Eraun
Evena
O'Leary
Matson Mulcahy
Evans
Keenen Bas Bank
Ptain Frans Keenan
Charles McLain
Harry Keonsa
United States Navy
Orca
Improvements Planned for Lubricating Co Plant
Extensive improvements costing about 25000 are planned for the New Crystal Railbling Company plant on Front Street. The project includes two new warehouses and a new addition to the jam area as part of a broader expansion following a past fire two years ago. Groundbreaking and start dates are anticipated once funding and policy approvals align.
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Xtal Rabbaling, Company
Front Street
Vince
Whit
Cordova Penniless and Mind Giving Way
Telegraph dispatch from Philadelphia dated August 23 reports J Frank Cordova former minister of Stouth River New Jersey released from penitentiary is now penniless and unemployed in Philadelphia area. Claims that his mind is also failing and thoughts of giving away.
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Cordova
Philedpiphis
J. Frank Cordova
Bouth
River
N. J
Aton
Tlae
County Club Meeting Promises Campaign Planning
A fragmentary report notes Union County Republican activities with plans for a meeting within weeks. The piece mentions a conference to discuss three delegates and a campaign effort led by local officials.
Pal of Irons Arrested in Newark Larceny Case
Police report says Fred Schuster confessed to aiding Charles Irons in two larcenies tied to the Wall Street area. O'Brien and Quinn plus Kulma arrested Schuster after a tip at the Newark Market precinct. Schuster, claimed to be about 17, was committed to county jail and then turned over to Sheriff on related indictments. Irons had earlier been convicted for breaking and entering and theft at Morris Schuleath's store on Wall Street.
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O’brien
Newark
Fred Schuster
O'Brien
Morris Schuleath
Wall Street
Dune
Pollét
Schunter
Tudge Mahon
Shariff
Wees
Otten
Schuster
Ohio
Irans
O'Laney
Newarks
Kohunter
Peddier
Tes
Bre
Tay
Teresa
Another Day Day Says Captain Peters
Acting Chief John Peters vowed to uphold the Sunday excise law with strict enforcement. He said inspections will continue tomorrow and citizens must obey the law or face consequences. The captain stressed no leniency and repeated the same method used last Sunday.
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Mae
John Peters
Sai
Cement Theft Allegedly At Front Pine Area
Timothy Flennigen, 12, of 48 Pirie Street, was arrested this forenoon by Detective O'Brien and charged with stealing five bags of cement and one dozen empty bags from a house under construction on Front Pine. He is at the Second Precinct Station awaiting arraignment before Judge Maherrin. Police say several other youths may be involved. Flennigen was found with an empty bag earlier this morning. The boy protested innocence when questioned by Capt. O'Leary.
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Timothy Flennigen
Pirie Street
O'Brien
Front Pine
Maherrin
Flanniger
O'Leary
Vehicle Kills Street Animal on Rahway Avenue
A report from Rahway Avenue details an incident yesterday afternoon where a street animal was struck by a large automobile. The owner, Herman Koenar, resided nearby at 24 Trubull Sleety Aim. Officer Ward investigated the scene near the city line. The animal sustained serious injuries.
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Herman Koenar
Trubull
Ty Oficer
Rahway Avenue
Ty & Large
Open Casket Mystery Delights Linden Officials
A crematory mix up ends in laughter when a casket that officials expected to contain a man instead holds a small dog named Muffy. Pennsylvania to New Jersey authorities confirm no human remains, and the Rosehill Crematory declines to crem abstruse canine remains.
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Linden
Hosehill Srematory
N. J
de Ay Wendorph
Easton
P. BR. Hy
Earllent
Herman Earbaby
David Haswitt
Xates
Rosehill Company
Wendorph
Neshy
Banton
Svar
Jetter
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Hassett
Hernan Eaglesbys
Roachill
Coal thieves paroled after arrest near Elizabethport
William McDonald William M K McForald and Edward Wagner were arrested yesterday afternoon by Van Weins and Ryne of the Continental Railroad for stealing coal. Paroled this morning by guards in Cameron’s custody at the county jail. Cameron assisted officers in an attempt to free the prisoners but was blocked by police.
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William McDonald
William M. K. Mcfornald
Edward Wagner
van Weins
Rte
Tlon
Alex Cameron
Sis Megs
Colder Than May Record Sets Low Night Temperature
The official temperature record shows the mercury fell to 52 feet at night, the lowest since mid May when several days reached or neared that level.
New Grocery Store Set to Open by J W Quan in City
J W Quan, longtime partner of D Casey, plans to open a new grocery and delicatessen store on First Street. The shop will offer a full stock, rock bottom prices, and delivery to all parts, with advertising to be sent via the Journal on Gale in New York and other downtown notices.
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J. W. Quan
D. Casey
First Street
Dunn
Hitchcock names nine to Republican advisory committee
New York Aug 22 Frank H Hitchcock chairman of the Republican National Committee announced the nine men chosen as an advisory committee for the campaign with Hitchcock as exofficio chair and Elmer Doverite secretary. Members include Richard Hallinger Cornelius S Blism Powell Clayton W Marfytt William Nolmeell John ithyn namimond Frank lin Murphy Charles P taft and Arthur Yorys. Hitchcock will later name fifty three more members to assist Treasurer George R Sheldon in financial management of the campaign.
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New York
Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Hitchcock
Elmer Doverite
Richard Hallinger
Washington
Cornelius S. Blism
Powell Clayton
Arkansas
W. Marfytt
Manauchieetts
William Nolmeell
Detectives Foil Two Safe-Blowers in Newark Night
Newark detectives captured two renowned safe blowers, Willigran and Vaughan, redhanded as they drilled a safe at the Nesndond Point Pen Company. Lookout Tiffany was seized later in Hoboken. The gang’s operations included the Ivor Johnson Sporting Goods and Dunn & Co firms, with explosives and fuses used to blast strongboxes. Local authorities reported substantial loot and a string of robberies attributed to the group.
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Tourmal
Newark
Willigran
BR. Vaughan
Martin Tiffany
Ube
Hoboken
Rocession
Ivor- Johnson Sporting Goods Company
Dunn & Compa
Tikd
New York
Pinsler
Miss Haskins Found After New York Wanderings
Minnie Hawking daughter of A B Haskins auditor of United Cigar Company was found on a Staten Island ferry after escaping a Manainfeld New Jersey wintering. Police and hospital officials seek to trace her movements from Elisabeth City to the city. She is in a psychiatric ward undergoing care.
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the Journal
New York
Minnie Hawking
United Cigar Company
Staten Island
N. 1
New-York
Paycopathic
Meitvent
Mias Huskina
Elisabeth Eartler
Agatorhuin
Ahe
Rioting at Port Stirs Italian Strike Camp
Aug. 22 report from Taroma and Brattle shows Italian strike leaders clashing with a gang of forty Hindu strike-breakers at Northern Pacific yards. Sheriff Smith urged protection for Japanese strike-breakers amid tensions, with refugees sleeping on the ground. Japanese workers are warned to be removed if an arrangement isn’t reached, threatening further violence.
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Lalegraph
Taroma
Wash
Northern Pacific Yarda
Aaa
Tae Gg
Akalitien Cocmrel
Brattle
Sherrif Smith
Todiy Haa
Paelfe
Ate
Italien Atrikern
Oo Wness
Jiana
Collagen Ipahidi
Anti-Execution Speech By Bryan Labor Day
Telegraph report details Labor leaders tied to the Chicago Federation of Labor planning a national education campaign to oppose a certain league. The movement aims to broaden anti-injunction sentiment beyond union members and party lines. Elizabeth Commercial College advertises business training and job-ready graduates with upcoming registration dates and night classes.
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Bryan
Chicago
W. J
Chicago Federation of Labor
Elizabeth Commercial College
State prober sees excise board work headline
State investigator and Newark real estate representative John L Howe observed the Elizabeth Board of Excise during a meeting amid Atlantic City Grand Jury activity. Howe noted licensing actions pending, discussed revocations, and urged speedy trials while City Attorney Connolly prepared opinions on several cases including denials and new complaints.
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Érf
Atlantic City
John L Howe
Newark
Elizabeth
Howe
Feigenspan Brewery
Journal
Perbaga
James Cy Connolly
Ee Board
Tefertock
Ciuregak
Licomen
Swift
Doriier
Alee
Bayway
Connolly
Excise Board
Prater Howe
William Lenhart
Court Street
Bear Party Presses to Depress Market
New York opens with cautious trading as investors react to tentative signs of declines in some sectors. Traders report thin demand for large blocks and scattered price dips across the market, while several centers show limited buying interest and brief upticks in select shares.
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New York
St. Paul m
Eve Gay
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