Schwartz for Goungil Nomination Meetings Held
Meetings last night by Republican candidates of the Seventh, Tenth and Twelfth wards nearly completed nominations for the primary. In wards not yet held, filing notices will be made before noon tomorrow, with indications of minimal Colby movement this year and ward one slate supporting regular dates despite dissension.
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Union County
Union County Repunn League For Equal
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Ongoing Republican Nominations Noted in Local Brief
A fragmented OCR item lists names such as William H H and Col Z H Smith among Republican nominations. Other text fragments mention D Houston and assorted initials, with unclear roles or dates. The readable content shows a local political nomination update with multiple individuals named.
Old Home Week Comes Into Active Public Interest
The Old Home Week movement draws growing public interest at the headquarters on Broad Street. People visit the attractively decorated rooms seeking information, and many request various forms of assistance. Secretary Charden and Mr. Trimble note broad support and willingness to help from the community, with the office handling daily inquiries.
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Rumors of Peace Heard by Strikers
News from New York reports speculative talk among telegraphers on peace with the companies. The chatter centers on a mysterious agency and possible settlement next week, but credibility is low as strikers attend meetings and discussions continue about a potential accord.
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Engineers Demand New Scale of Wages in Gempenag Rit
Engineers refuse to accept disqualification of demands they expect to be met, as the American steamship company compares owning ocean going vessels sailing from this fort. The dispute centers on wage scales and labor terms, with tensions rising over proposed adjustments.
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American Steamship
Two Nations For Seekers of Peace Unite Mission
A fragmented report indicates two nations seeking cooperation amid tensions. Officials from both sides discuss joint efforts, humanitarian aid, and reopening dialogue at a regional conference. Observers note cautious optimism and continued oversight by allied organizations.
Paying Work Under Probe Delays Final Street Paving Payment
Alleged faulty paving contract on Kyltom Street faces scrutiny next Tuesday as the council debates withholding final payment. Complaints from residents and objections from several cinema stewards prompt an explicit investigation into Viably Street works and contractor Faughnan. City Streets and Decree Committee met to address alleged deficiencies and possible remedies as the bid and payments are reviewed.
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Fire Crews Battle Blaze At Courier Journal Building
Reported fire at the Courier-Journal building caused by unknown source. Investigators work to determine origin as flames were controlled with crews on scene. No injuries reported and area remains under inspection.
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Burke's Open Letter to Perkins in Local Option Record
Burke, state superintendent of the Anti-Baloon League, addresses Randolph Perkins in Wentworth N J. He accuses him of wavering on the local option issue and questions his stance toward Brewers, distillers, and tavern keepers, urging adherence to community consent against distillery interests.
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Anti-Baloon League
Randolph Perkins
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Vate County
Public utilities may come up next week
Title appears garbled with repetitive text and unclear details. readable parts suggest a note about public utilities action planned for next week, but concrete entities, dates, or outcomes are not provided. No qualifying names or organizations are identifiable from the fragment.
Labor Forces Name Desmond for Dual Assembly Nominations
Labor leaders nominate James E. Desmond as a candidate for one of the three available Assembly seats at the September convention. The move aims to energize the party and challenge Tadore’s ticket, with expectations of a heated contest as labor factions back a two-office bid. Detected unrest within party ranks surfaces as leaders weigh the chances of victory after a decade of weaker results.
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James E. Desmond
Democratic Party
Assembly
Murdered and robbed theory sways detectives in Reidelbach case
New York Aug 30 detectives pursue the theory that Seward Reidelbach Cincinnati millionaire vanished after entering a carriage in the Equitable Building lobby. He carried $4000 and met a man who lured him toward an express office. No trace found of him. wife Mrs Reidelbach reports no progress and police action awaits a request to investigate.
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Bloodhounds aid sought by New York police
New York August 30 bloodhounds to aid police in tracking suspects. Officials consider trials after experiments with other state police methods. Commissioner Bingham supports the idea borrowed from French and Belgian police. Deputy Cummitle Wood led current experimental work during a vacation period.
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Cummtlealoner Wood
Wall Street Market Slows Amid Hesitation in Early Trading
The New York stock exchange opened with a cautious tone as traders weighed a mix of gains and losses. Brooklyn Rapid Transit led the session, rising from 4% to 4 while others like Union Pacific moved modestly lower amid profit-taking and light activity in the rest of the market.
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Wansfield the Actor Passes Away in Connecticut
New London Conn Aug 30 Rickerd Manafield actor and author died at his summer home Seven Cakes in the Pequot section at 62. Death due to liver disease with other complications. Attending physician Dr A Allwin said death not at once. Mansfield had recently been reported improving but secrecy surrounded his condition. He had traveled from Saranac Lake and had been recovering at home before death appeared imminent.
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