Roosevelts Crowds Roaring Welcome in Cheyenne
Wyoming witnessed a grand welcome for Colonel Roosevelt on his special train. Cowboys from Wyoming and Colorado, cowgirls, and bands lined the route as Roosevelt arrived, with a vast parade of 1,800 riders and thousands of soldiers, while Sioux and other tribes added color. Roosevelt planned speeches and a ceremonial ride, amid a backdrop of political intrigue in New York.
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Stolen money gone boy returns home
William Gallagher, 15, fled after theft of 200 in cash two rings and a pin from Samuel J. Moore & Sons plant. He returned to the city after police action by Chester, Pa. police and was arrested. employer Harry Van Name says he had mentored him and is distraught. Police report ongoing thefts of copper wire and tools.
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Moser
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Megantic Arrives with Crippen and Le Neve in Custody
Liverpool crowds mobbed the Megantic as Dr H H Crippen and his typist Mina Le Neve disembarked after a Montreal voyage. Police guarded the prisoners and the crowd, with Le Neve visibly agitated, while Dew and Detective-Sergeant Rebell of Scotland Yard oversaw the scene. A preliminary hearing is set before Judge Air Albert De Ruixen at Bow Street, with arraignment to follow. Crippen likely bound over to the Central Criminal Court for a murder charge, trial expected late October. verdict could yield death sentence or commutation by the Home Secretary.
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Crippon
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Scotland Yard
Percoete
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Crippen
Min le Ne
Air Albert de Ruixen
Bow Street
Central Criminal Court
Old Bailey
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Cripnen
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Home Secretary
Honest Peach Baskets Report From Local Grower
John Varren reports improving conditions for peach baskets and notes no violations of basket ordinances. He believes crackers are frightened or honest. Carroll says Jersey apple crop this season will lag the long decade of the dry season. Grapes have suffered damage from local vines this season.
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Wrights and Measures
Carroll
Caring for City's Poor in End-of-Month Effort
In a city department scene the official notes a lull as month ends and elders seek aid. A steady list of elderly residents visits regularly for relief and the staff remain on alert for sudden emergencies that can require immediate response.
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Mpuerson
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Xekerson
Jealousy Assault Near Linden Leaves Man Wounded
Mudiy Gibbons escaped after a jealousy fueled assault on Wred Brant near Brant’s Linden home at 9:44. Brant suffered a severe head wound requiring sixteen stitches. Gibbons fled as sergeant and patrols scoured miles without a clue. Brant’s condition described as very weak.
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Pickle Apeut
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Liniden
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Brant
Body Found In Newark Bay Not Yet Identified
Policeman Reitman of the Second Precinct along with Bayonne police located an unknown man’s body in Newark Bay. The corpse appeared to have been in the water two to three weeks and was moved to Engel's morgue after initial handling at Recreation Pier. A search lasting hours led to the identification of the body near the Central Railroad draw.
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Potter Station
Newark Bay
Bayonne
Recreation Pier
Engel
Central Railroad
Smith
Heitman
Stolen Goods Receiving Charge Brought Against Junk Dealer
Matk Glaseberg a junk dealer in Peterstown was arraigned by Detective T Hiney on a warrant charging receiving stolen iron from the railroad company. He was held under $200 bail to await the October grand jury. Glaseberg denied the charge.
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Matk Glaseberg
Peterstown
T Hiney
Central Railroad Police
Purity Mile for Children at Dairy Exposition
A community dairy event features a purity mile for children and a local fair program. Organizers invite families to participate in a lighthearted run and enjoy other exhibits at the exposition with vendor stalls and activities for all ages.
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Omer
Aviator Mara Survives Plane Crash Near Sea Girt
J C Bud Mara, flying from Sheephead Bay toward Fort Hamilton in a Cur tins biplane, was forced to ditch about 400 yards from the Atlantic Yacht Club at Sea Girt when a wind collapse cut the engine. He freed himself, was picked up uninjured aside from shock, and was taken to Sea Girt to recover. The wrecked aircraft was recovered by the Hustler tug with a crane. Mara expressed relief at surviving the water landing and planned to attempt the flight again after repairs.
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New York
J. C
Bud) Mara
Sandy Hook
Atlantic Yacht Club
Sea Girt
Mars
Mithy
Merritt Chapmian Company
Mara
Sheepahead Bay
Marr
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Fort Hamilton
Kheopahead Hay
Coney Tal Wid
Coney Taland
Fort Wadeworth
Ocean
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Tower
Atlantic Yacht Tub
Crowda
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United Prom
Atlantic Yach Chub House
Jewelry theft suspects arrested by patrolman Condron
Two youths identified as Gibbons Scott and William Rabbett were arrested after pockets were found filled with rings bracelets chains and jackets believed cheap but some pieces seemed valuable. They claimed to have come from Philadelphia and cited a Baltimore cook as home. They said they would face a rigid examination and be held for several days while records are checked.
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Gibbons Scott
Willia Babbett
Condron
Jadelphia
Philadelphia
Beott Bays
Altimore
Rabbett
Washington, D. C
John A. Waters
Seven Boys On Probation For Looting Fruit Treats
Seven young boys were arraigned in City Criminal Court before Judge Mahon on charges of looting a fruit treat along Pearl Street. They were held for the probation office and reported to Assistant Probation Officer Hamilton at noon for kay. Union Business College advertisement and catalog details follow with contact and price notes.
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City Criminal Court
Mahon
Hamilton
Kay
FAVORS KEAN FOR SENATOR FAVORS KEAN FOR SENATOR
Philander W Gray of Aberdemrad a theater meeting chair who backed Charles Fowler for US Senate says he does not favor popular state nominating by party caucus and supports Kean. He notes Fowler’s past service and hopes both he and Kean remain influential in New Jersey politics.
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Philander VW Gray
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Prootore
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Chirlen N. Fowler
United States
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Kean
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Senate
New Jersey
Tor Itwell
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Twelfth Ward
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Representative Fowler
Haste to Catch Car Results in Accident
Frederick Groh of 425 Ridgewood Avenue Newark, ran to catch a trolley on Broad Street when a cellar door at the Great Atlantic and Pacific TeW Company opened. He struck the door and was cut on the head and hurt his knee. Patrolman Guiner assisted him and towed the car involved.
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Saratoga
Orleans County
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Ridgewood Avenue
Newark
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Great Atlantic and Pacific Tew Company
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Guiner
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Stanwe
Car Hits Moving Van Near Mors Tis Avenue and Orchard Street
Early this morning a collision between a moving van and a trolley near Mors Tis Avenue and Orchard Street injured Gerhty of 214 Central Avenue Wentfield. He was thrown from the van, bruised, and the wagon wheel broke. The trolley belonged to the Booth Broad Street line and employee tiershty works for O'Donnell Brothers of West.
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Mors Tis Avenue
Orchard Street
Retin Gerhty
Central Avenue
Wentfield
Booth Broad Street
Tierhty
O'Donnell Brothers
West
Vaux Hall Inn Sold in Union Township Sale Confirmed
The Vaux Hall Inn in Union Township, long in the limelight over wind oak gambling reports tied to Newark sports, has been sold. Confirmation came via telephone message to the sun, though the purchaser's name was not disclosed.
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Veurhalline
Union Township
Wind Oak
Newark Sports
Tour Physician Names Time See Te Be
The fragmentary note mentions a tour physician and time related to a venue. It hints at a schedule or appointment with a physician during a tour, but the readable text is incomplete. No clear names, places, or dates are established in the legible content.
Republicans Favor Berry for Mayor in Elizabeth N J
The Elizabeth N J Republican City Central Committee endorsed former Mayor Samuel J Berry for mayor after he consented to run. Berry praised for his administration and leaders urged citizens to back his candidacy, while parties debated railroad and city improvements and the impact on taxes and streets.
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Let the Journal Follow You for Summer Delivery
Elisabethans leaving the city for the summer can keep informed by the Journal with flexible address changes. Pay in advance at 2 cents per day. Delivery to Asbury Park or Ocean Grove is available by notifying Walter J. Grote at 118 Cookman Avenue Ocean Grove.
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Journal of War
Walter J. Grote
Cookman Avenue
Wall Street Trading Mixed as Quiet Opening Sets Tone
New York August 27 trading on the stock exchange was quiet at the opening with a mixed tone. The market showed varied reactions across issues as some shares rose while others fell. Government bonds moved higher with certain maturities showing strength amid unsettled conditions.
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Starket
Mere babies arraigned for being disorderly
Judge Mahonsaki faced two infants charged with disorderly conduct at 130 Bond Street. Complaints by Mrs Sart Flushaan claim the children vandalized her home by tapping a window with a "open shindow." The mother appeared furious in court vowing to sue for causing the arraignment.
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Bondatreet
Sart Flushaan
Dodge Mabon
Anly
Tn Trushmen
Vanderbilt improving says reports from Newport
According to sources in Newport Reginald Vanderbilt, already in Europe, shows improved condition and hope he will not need to return. His wife Mrs Vanderbilt and brother Alfred Vanderbilt are said to be with him, while Roggie Vanderbilt’s status is described as not serious enough to require a return.
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Newport
Ysinton
Reginald van Rbilt
Rechnald Vanderbilt
Alfred
Sweeping Strike Injunction Ruling by New York Court
A New York Supreme Court justice issued a broad injunction in the Cloak, Suit and Manufacturers' Association v International Garment Workers' Union case. The ruling bars strikes to enforce demands for closed shop conditions, labeling such actions as illegal. The decision is described as the most sweeping anti labor function by a New York court.
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Ine Seurmany
New York
Supreme Court
Cloak, Suit and Manufacturers’ Association
International Garmant Workers’ Union
New York Court
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