Democratic candidates eyed for county slate in September convention
The Democratic county convention is planned for September 25 with several names mentioned as Assembly candidates and legislators. Leaders express confidence in a competitive fight this fall, with figures like General Dennis F. College and Atkinsom among those debated for key roles. party cohesion and strategy are emphasized as candidates mobilize across the county.
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Dey
Pceor
Inter
Elizabeth
Idx
Ronor
Dennis F. College
Reaty
Paotest
Gibby
Sumanait
Atkinson
Orward
Ator Py
Atkinsom
Milligan
Will Agnrea
Tion Seva
Pat Eeward
Earl of Dunmore Dies Suddenly in Rutland Isles
Fragmentary report from Nanton recalls the sudden death of the Earl of Danmone amid conflicting notes. The item mentions preparations for travel to Europe and a gentleman's misfortune, with multiple garbled lines suggesting a troubled, pending context.
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Nanton
Danmone
Christian Ted
Tolepce
Rutland
Bartender Robbery Case Linked to Conays Land Escape
Ernest and family left at Coney Island after a bartender, Engel, abducted them and took valuables including a silver watch and about twenty dollars. The employer blamed the bartender for the theft and a detective was dispatched from New York to pursue the suspect, while a formal complaint followed.
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Conay
Sland
Tuckley
Ernest Z
Homeo Siar
Engel
Hie
Coney Idland
Tubbery
New York
Neney Agarose
Mahon
Berlemlor
Italians Wound Eights in Port Pending Riots
In two clashes between rival Italian groups at Port Pending Woodbridge Sunday night eight people were wounded by gunfire and knife blades, with arrests reported. A first incident around 9 20 PM involved a crowd of about 5 to 10 men, followed by a second fight at 1 AM.
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Goya
Port Pending
Orar
Woodbritgn
Tsikot
Many Firms Will Exhibit At Old Home Week Carnival
Many firms will exhibit at the Old Home Week Carnival with Carnival concessions selling fast. About forty eight exhibition spaces are nearly filled as Elixabeth industries prepare a varied Merchants and Manufacturers display. Names like Singer Manufacturing and Linden Tire Company appear among contracts signed for the event.
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W.H. Zinzer Company
Unclear historical note on youths and work data
Fragmentary OCR text mentions young men and working patterns with garbled phrases about a dump and a meat feature..readers are unable to extract coherent event, names, places, or dates from the snippet.
Unclear fragment notes former president in Ohio
Fragmentary report mentions a former president associated with Pernasion in Cleveland area, limited readable details on context or actions.
Brooklyn Teacher Drowns Near Shore in Severe Storm
Aug 27 Hopatcong Lake searchers recover Mise Agnes Maguire a Brooklyn schoolteacher who vanished Saturday night near Camp Stuck cottage. Body found in shallow water near shore afloat with no wounds. initial theory is she fell from a carriage during the storm while following a cousin. Camp residents and James Snyder helped bring the body to state near Nolan's Point.
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Agnes Muguire
Brooklyn
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Lake Hopateong
Whiting
Charles Maguire
Camp Stck
James Etc
Will Snyder
Nolan
Mixy
Obituary for Irene Alexander and family service details
Irregular obituary fragment notes Irene Alexander and family in the city. Mentions parents, siblings, and four daughters. Funeral services planned with local church and previous members, but specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
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Thie
Alow
Feraon
tEteas
Irene Alexander E Co
Wurden
Bira
Anne” Belemar
Letey
Robleimer
Belen
Contests simmer in Union county for Assembly seat
An active election scene centers on the Assembly race in Union county with Randolph Perkins seeking renomination. Local Ward endorsements and Cranford Republicans backing Kean-linked candidates spark newspaper debate and call for broader cross-town support amid tense political maneuvering.
Bial Brakance Cou 3 Atat claag Pees
Fragmentary text mentions Brakance Cou 3 and Atat claag with references to Pees and Hie near Oak, unclear surrounding context. The readable bits hint at place names and possible events but lack concrete actions or outcomes to confirm.
Colevites Endorse Randolph Perkins For Assembly
Plainfield August 17 The Plainfield Equal Taxation League organized for the full campaign and named Randolph Perkins of Weaffeld as candidate to succeed himself in the Assembly opposing the regular Republican machine. John R. Moxon of Elizabeth was not endorsed for Assembly and Henry Lietke was endorsed for Commons Council. Willa N Runyon as City Judge and Leander N Lovell for School Board were nominated. Runyon will lead the fight again and Perkins with Sheriff Somers of Newark are set to speak at a mass meeting next week.
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Equal Taxation League
League
Randolph Perkins
Weaffeld
Assembly
John R. Moxon
Elizabeth
The
Reguiere
Commons Council
Henry Lietke
Willa N. Runyon
Leander N. Lovell
Runyon
Apaoma
Perkins
Som ‘Wer
Nurse narrowly escapes scalding in Mount Holly incident
Aug 8 Mount Holly report describes a nurse at Burlington County Asylum for the Insane being drenched with boiling water by a patient after an attendant left the ward. Superintendent Deacon and staff intervened, saving her from severe burns. The chaotic scene involved a maniac patient and a bucket of hot water.
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Mount. Holly
Mary
Burlington County
Deacon
Burit
Wille
Staring Drivers Clash in New York Eatery
Reported assault on Detective News mark by attacking meat wagon drivers in First Avenue restaurant. Police reserves saved him from injury after being summoned by telephone. Frank Gaurill, a butcher, fined $3 in Jefferson Market Court. Talks held with cos on return to work. thirty day period offered to settle differences. Strikers insist only fateh have been killed within the trade and press claims unresolved.
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Mark
First Avenue
Frank Gaurill
Wall Street Briefs on Market Turmoil and Policy Stance
A chaotic market scene drew attention as investors reacted to unsettled trading. Authorities, including government bodies, prepared responses while notable firms and suppliers faced pressure. The report notes broad concerns about race relations and economic stability impacting daily commerce and public confidence.
Little Not Accused to State Board in School Chief Affair
The New York Morning Record reports no clear charges against William F. Little principal of Battin High School. Board officials deny pending accusations and state no decision has been reached by the county superintendent or the State Board of Education.
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William F. ‘Little
Battin High School
Little
Lohin
Eilmoney
Litkle
Aehools
Roald
Uae
Patton
Board of Education
Cunaiets
Orion
Edward
G. Robertaga
Joba
Quarree Annie Avitnes Falls From Window at Pine Street
Annie Avitnes, 24, of 11 Pine fixed, was hospitalized after a crash and burn from jumping from a second story window. The incident occurred at her residence and authorities are investigating the cause of the injuries.
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Annie’ Avitnes
Trent
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