Ward Republicans Eye Assembly Candidacy After Local Caucuses
The article reports on Republican ward caucuses selecting candidates for city offices and the race to replace late Edward Coyne Kellogg as assemblyman. Everard Tucker and Robert Kellogg lead speculation with Charles Trimble and Captain Robert L Patterson mentioned. Tucker garners growing support while Patterson denies entering the race. The piece notes strong Republican turnout and intraparty interest amid county senatorial questions.
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Edward 8. Coyne
Tucker
Kellogg
Everard K. Tucker
Robert M. Kellogg- Dame
Mr. Tucker
Charles A .Trimble
Oma
Robert L. Patterson
Patterson
Trimble
Safe burglars rob Townley postoffice and Morris Avenue
Between dusk and 4 a m thieves entered the Townley post office at Morris Avenue near the Lehigh Valley bridge. The safe was opened with a crowd of combination numbers and $10 in money plus a few stamps taken. The robbers also carried off a quantity of loose change and a gold pin.
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K. J. Dorsey
Morris, Avenue
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Townley Post
Allice
Donahue Causes Disturbance and Fire at Home
At 1 90 o clock James Donohue of 122 Gee Street began a drunken demonstration. He drove his wife and children into the street, tore apart furniture, overturned a lamp, and watched the blaze until bystanders and D Wiener the proprietor put out the fire before serious damage. An arrest was planned for morning.
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Bemsy
James Donohue
Gee Street
Hefret
Donohue
D. Wiener
Health authorities enforce new law endangering dogs
Fragmented account reports health authorities enforcing a new law with threats of fines and penalties. Warnings by an appointed omver and warden accompany chaotic scenes as protesters and observers describe fearful tidings and disrupted routines.
East Jersey Championship Cup Tennis Opens With Morning Matches
Entries for the East Jersey Champion Ship Cup tennis tournament began today with opening matches at 3 o'clock. The event runs through Labor Day with doubles entries due by 6 30 this evening. The first series features men’s singles with N F Charlce facing Panel 8 and McArthur meeting Ahay He.
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Dave
Rowllé
Resith
Bunith
N.F. Charlce
Lightning Strikes During Snowstorm reported in local area
A snowstorm brought lightning activity that reportedly struck a person or property in the vicinity. Emergency responders were dispatched to the scene as weather hampered visibility and cold conditions persisted. Further details on injuries or casualties were not immediately available.
Obituary Notice from Elizabeth Commercial College
Ward tan boo received here at Teer avenue. The notice records a death connected with Elizabeth Commercial College and lists names and dates readable in the fragment. Further specifics are unclear due to partial OCR text.
Governor orders crackdown after North Carolina lynching
Governor Girow instructed Prosecuting Attorney Moore to travel to Newbern and pursue swift prosecutions of all involved in the lynching of a Black man named John Moor. He urged gathering evidence on mob participants, with county officials to supply names, and offered to convene special term courts if needed.
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Raleigh
N. C
Girow
Moore
Newbern
Megro
John Moor
Hele Ee
Twernor Glenn
Sherif Biddle
Williams
Cravers
Ogee
Higgins Explains Municipal Ownership Stand
Councilman B J Higgins replies to statements on city water plant ownership and alleged committee interference. He cites his London trip absence and argues his opinions remain unchanged and ready to discuss and act once back in council.
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B. J. Higgins
London
Curnal
Clark
Fire damages shed and auto at Sterling Place storage
A shed behind the Elizabeth Tee Company storage on Sterling Place was partly burned and an automobile owned by Herbert A. Pierson, stationed at the shed, was destroyed. Firemen responded quickly and prevented spread to nearby buildings. Total damage estimated at about 400 pounds.
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Eilzabeth Tee Company
Sterling Place
Herbert A. Pierson
Waa
Anatita
Ice Company
Alny
Murray Street
Peace Terms Agreed By Envoys At Portsmouth
Portsmouth reports that Japan and Russia have agreed to sign a peace treaty once details are completed and an armistice will be arranged immediately. Witte announces Russia may waive cash indemnity. Japan to drop indemnity clause. both sides move to treaty negotiations. Roosevelt delighted by progress.
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Special Wire
Portsmouth
Japan
Russia
Tapan
Yenterdhy
Bret Bay-Jan
M. Witte
Tokio
Pete
Penen
Eclipse Looms Over City as Sunrise Sky Darkens
Early risers will witness a sun eclipse tomorrow with totality sweeping from Manitoba to Spain. Observers in this region should expect sunrise around 5:40 am and totality visible for a brief window as the shadow travels eastward across North America and Europe.
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Reed Carolina
Morrow
Thore
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Lake Winni
Pete
Helle Tate Sorage
Atlantic
Spain
Dons
Madrid
Burgos
Velladolid
Zaragoza
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Journal Wire Reports First News
Journal Wire provides initial briefing on the outlook for the republic and its dignity amid ongoing developments. The report emphasizes foundational principles and the path ahead for public governance.
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