Honor to Colonial Hero Francis Barber Remains Moved
A consented reburial plan moves the remains of Colonel Francis Barber from a Montgomery County site to the First Presbyterian Church Cemetery area in New Windsor. The letter from Madison Drake praises Barber as a noble Revolutionary officer and urges a worthy memorial near his adopted homeland.
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Francia Barber
Montgomery
N. Y
Berber
Elizabeth
Madison Drake
Francis Barber
New
Washington
Congress
Barber
Tinnlwell Cemetery
Newburgh
Rirber
Thia Good Burgh
New York State
Paul Jones
Beco
Ward Roebel Shot Injures Man on Broad Street
Ward Roebel of 804 Atlantic Ave was brought to the hospital after being shot near Loan Varma at 2 o clock in the afternoon. He could not walk far and was aided by bystanders as police were notified and an investigation began.
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Ward Roebel
Me Roehel
Atlantic Awe City
Ugg Tal
Broad Street
Ies Ware
IB Vatatane
Moore
John J. Colina
McGurn
Itc
Collings
Democratic Party
Leary
Pia
Stein
McGlurn
Osswatomie
Tae
Manouk Hall
Ovenatomia
Col. Roosevelt
Tte
Jol Brown
Hithold
John Brown
Onawatomie
Theodore Roosevelt
Unscrambled Note on Voter Tally and Parties
Fragmentary OCR text discusses party affiliation and tabulation concerns. It mentions Democrats, a person named Tate, and a reference to election handling. No clear event, date, or location is identifiable from the readable lines.
Fire chiefs favor auto engine in future fire fighting
Fire Chief August Gersting after attending the Syracuse convention says an automobile fire engine is the coming need for firefighting and Elizabeth should have one though he won’t push its purchase this year. The 38th annual gathering ran August 23 to 26 with 400 500 attendees from many departments and 9 topics discussed.
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August Gersting
Convention of Fire Chiefs
Syracuse
N.Y
Elizabeth
Board of Vire Conmissionera
Comsinationera
Hhief Helevey
Webb, Robinson and Weatinghouse
Maclindat
Poughkeepsie
Tailor Arrested Over Girl's Complaint in City Court
Mary Daley aged 13 from Priva Street testifies of an attack at Wolf’s tailor shop on North Broad Street. Sigmund Wolf, proprietor, denies the accusation and seeks a hearing via attorney Samuel Koratier. Bail set at 500, not posted by 2 a m. Wolf and counsel contest identity, asserting a mistake and plan to defend.
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Mary Daley
Priva Street
Sigmund Wolf
North Broad Street
Perio Seta
Samuel Koratier
Ucab
Mahon
Wolf
Faye Ahe
Wolfeshop
Death of Edward Holbrook Falls From Park Row Building
Police investigate the death of Edward Holbrook after his body fell from a 26 story Park Row Building into an adjacent six story elevator shaft. Coroner believes he was dead before impact. cause unknown and under inquiry.
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New York
Edward Holprook
Aixetory Park Row
Holbrook
Poisoned Dog Sighting Report From Local Area
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a dog poisoning incident near a residence associated with A. Grier. The entry references a late evening discovery and involves cats as potential evidence, with unclear sequence of actions and involved parties.
Monmouth County Population and Economic Update
A damaged clipping notes population growth and economic context for Monmouth County New Jersey since 1900. It references the county’s 2.7 percent figure and mentions final changes, with unclear wording about counties and local governance.
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Muosents County
New Jersey
le Bath
Owancy
Rattler
Cranford Man Involved in Vera Fitch Case
William Bulivan of Cranford New Jersey connected to Vera Fitch the actress tied to the Hotel Antor shooting in New York. Fitch remains in critical condition at Flower Hospital denying identity while her mother asserts certainty and Grace Fitch Conger offers statements about family ties and a vaudeville debut planned for next week.
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New York
Vere Fite
California
William Lynn Bulivan
Cranford
N. J
Aator
Flower Hospital
Avery
Tiwan
Vera Fitch
Grace
San Francisco
Belle
Roy W. Conger
Eh, Conger
China
Conger
Broadway
Sim
Mins
Irace Fitch
Ister
Agme
Sinter
Antor
Grace Fitch
Hosey Fitch
Clyde Fitch
Wilem Bullivan
Permet
Ian
Union Business College Advertisement Notice
An old newspaper ad promotes Union Business College with contact options for inquiry. It mentions a new road and a dealer reference, listing a model or item with specifications and a price indication.
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Union Business College
Dix
Tragic Narrow Gap as Fast Train Strikes Workmen
A painter named Thomas Neving, 20, of Bond Street, was killed instantly when he stepped onto the Broad Street arch railroad path while workmen repaired the line. The near-miss left another worker badly mutilated as the approaching train struck. Morguekeeper Engel oversaw the remains.
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Atrot
Thomas Neving
Bond Street
Neving
Josaph Allen
Noving
Hinly Wan
Engel
Mayor Victor Mravlag Backs Stein Platform
Mayor Victor Mravlag endorsed Alfred A. Stein's campaign platform for mayor. He praised the proposals including a municipal water plant owned and run by the people, noting Stein's view aligns with starting the process but not promising immediate ownership.
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Victor Mravlag
Alfred A. Stein
Body of Jersey Mason Arrives in New York
Telegraph reports the body of Charles H. Mann a former tester of the Grand Lodge of Blasaua New Jersey arrives in New York aboard the Deraule. He died abroad and is accompanied by his son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Harry C Mones and family en route to his former home in Jersey City Seton? Bergen area.
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New York
Charles H. Mann
Grand Lodge of Blasaua
New Jersay
Deraule
Harry C. Mones
Jeremy’ Tor Nrtet
Sanborn Believed In City Amid Divorce Proceedings
Reports place Sanborn in the city with divorce papers in the suit filed by his wife. His mother denies knowledge of his whereabouts while confirming he left Granite Contracting and the Van Nostrand avenue office. Authorities note he claimed a Sunday stay at the Crescent Hotel in Brooklyn.
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Mr. Banborn
Brooklyn
Granite
van Nostrand Avenue
Sanborn
Three Boys Arrested For Throwing Stones At Train
Special to the Journal Rovelle Aug 31 three boys were captured by Officer Eugene Lewis and Detective Hughes for throwing stones at a Central Railroad train. They appeared before Judge Noah Woodruff, one teen said to be 11, with Link Piha and Frank Holland noted as residents. The Holland boy received a warning, while the others faced penalties.
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Maralial Eugene Lewis
Percival FP. Hughes
Central Railroad
Central Fall- Road
Noah Woodruff
Telat
Fel
Lively
Link Piha
Frank Holland
Mente avenuis-Konelle Park
Dingfeldt
Noah Woodrnd
Tad Diali
Panhandler Arrest Details Emerge on Third Avenue
A man described as a panhandler was arrested on Third Avenue and John Street on a charge labeled pushhand- Upp. He was brought to court for arraignment and released on promise to appear, with the case set for immediate processing.
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Merry Ryder
John Street
Novello
Ryder
Opening Shot Favors Moore in City Mayoral Campaign
The Independent Social Club at Travers's Inn endorsed Charles H. Moore for mayor and Patrick J. McGurn for renomination amid a spirited meeting. Speakers praised Moore's public service while assailing rival Alfred A. Stein's municipal water plant plan and urging Democratic support for Moore at upcoming primaries.
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Charles H. Moore Wie
Patrick J. McGurn
Independant
Travers's Inn
Snake Pines
Second Street
Athering
Moora
McGurn
Elas
Twit Tn
McCurn
Stein
Publi Service Corporation
James McKenna
John J. Woodruff
Jeremiah P. McNamara
Roosevelt visits Osawatomie in wave of insurgent support
The Roosevelt train reached Osawatomie as insurgents plan to broaden the campaign. Gifford Pinchot and Jared I Garfield prep to stump Wisconsin for La Follette while Roosevelt weighs Milwaukee speech on September 7. Governor Stubbs Bristow and other insurgents greet the party, with crowds in Ottawa and Osawatomie stretching to honor John Brown and Roosevelt.
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Osawatomie
Kan
Kanone Prairie
Roonmvelt
Denver
Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
Jared I. Garfield
Kanena City
Wisconsin
la Follatte
Red Vic" Murdock
Representente Madison
House
W. Allen White
Topeka
Kansas
Senator Bristow
Madison
Stubba
Osage City
Ottawa
Katiste
Rales
No Fear of Spashes in Roosevelt Western Tour
Wall Street frets as Colonel Roosevelt speaks on his Western tour. The article argues he is a private citizen with no current lawmaking power and warns against overreacting to his oratory while he remains outside official office.
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Sevegraph
New York
Wall Street
Coronel Roosevelt
Roosevelt
West
Clewe Anke
Moorevelt
Nees
First Flight Ends in Wreck at Atlantic Aviation Field
Horton Kearny of Kansas City powered a Pittman monoplane in the Lift Height meet but crashed from twenty five feet. He escaped injury though the plane was damaged and will need days to repair. Kearny was suspended by the committee.
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Tategraph
Journal
Boston
Horton Kearny
Kansan
Hoston-Harvard Sero Meek
Atlantic Aviation Field
Kearny
Colamitlee
Wall Street Day With Irregular Stock Movements
Telegraph dispatch from New York notes an uneven market after opening trends. Early declines and mixed early gains gave way to further price changes with many stocks closing fractionally below the prior session while government bonds remained steady.
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Wall Street
Telegraph
Jowrmstt
New York
Iteequimr
Amd
Vtelotk Mom
Saimt
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Obscure Cemetery
Montehbomte
Tarbey
Franka Barber
Hrntiah
Gerstung
Elisabethana
Monmouth County
Union Avenos
Painter
Pennsylvania
Mravlag
MR. Stein
Newsek
Alana Winy
Newark
Point Beaner
Stain
Mason
Seton’ Terten
Mother
Panhandler
Independent Social Club
M'Gurn
Mr. Moore
Wherfas
Charles H. Moore
Run
Enduran
Fourth Ward
Board of Education
Baers, Fretig
Tianhe Byles
Kana
United States
Africa
Crise
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