Tax Clerk Appointment Debate for Drake Littell
County tax clerk appointment efforts center on Drake and G Bar rett Littell with Drake favored by the county committee majority while President Pollard backs Littell A consensus aim is an unimous choice though party divides persist and a decision expected soon.
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Tecome
Pininfiald
Henry H. Drake
G. Barrett Littell
North Broadstreet
Pabo
The
Central Railroad
Tha ‘Gouuty Committee
Drake
Pollard
County Board
Andrews
Steg
Ives
Ceveral Yedra
H.johnston
Wiltea
Rake
Jattell
Littell
Public Christmas Tree Subscription Opening
The article outlines a timely opening of a subscription list for the public Christmas tree fund. It notes a seven year tradition of public involvement, with contributions directed to support the tree and related decorations, doll gifts, and securing a trolley depot delivery.
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Carla Etann
Paar
William
Reims
Union Business and Catering System Debut Report
The report outlines new union business ventures including a proposed catering system aimed at supporting members. Details cover governance, member roles, funding ideas, and timelines for implementing the new cooperative services.
Wreck on 40 Road Kills Three Persons
Report from Baltimore and Ohio offices states a derailment on the Du Jacqueline Limited, No. 12, near the center of the city. Three people are dead and several others seriously injured including Nelle, a local resident, and a number of named out-of-state victims. Investigation focuses on the passenger train derailment and cause.
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Balthinord
Ohio
Duqueline Limited
Nelle
Th Ity
Sa Joseph Enloas
Brooklyn Wyllaeos
Brockie
Joseph
Duke
Land
Anton Rocetve
Frostang Mai
Cary
Poopads Hold Up Linden Men at Night
Highwaymen roamed Linden Saturday night targeting late homecomers from a Linden firemen event. They attempted two robberies, displaying their spoils before fleeing. Harold Depew was stopped on Wood Avenue near the railroad tracks just after 1 AM as four attackers ordered him to halt.
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Linden
Harold Depew
Wood Avenue
Central Shops Cut Working Hours in City
Beginning today the Central railroad shops reduce daily hours from ten to eight, with five workdays per week. The retrenchment plan affects many workers as the Singer Manufacturing Gapotro firm issues a similar day reduction. All employees were paid for the three days of last week.
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Paveral Bandeeds
Manufueoi
Fragmentary Public Notice On Rail Charges
A damaged OCR fragment reports a complainant referencing Central Radio and a trio fined $2 each related to railroad misconduct. The legibility is poor and the full facts are unclear, but the item reads as a small public notice or report of penalties tied to railway conduct.
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Serother
Honoring the Dead at the Mirabeth Lodge Memorial
An audience of more than 1,100 lodges nationwide gathered for a simple yet solemn service paying tribute to departed brothers. The ritual featured a naval medical program, two instrumental ensembles, and quiet reflections as the lodge read the names of 27 deceased members and extinguished vigil lamps, underscoring collective brotherhood and reverence.
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Mirabeth
Uke
Pit
Tle
Brething
Serauiot
Ralph H. Thomas
Eoba
Beeti
Bym
Eain
Mothers Ambition Keeps Mrs Taft Alive
Millbury Massachusetts December 2 Nothing but the great desire to see her son occupy the highest office in the land keeps Mrs. Lowina Twit-whe Wien at her home here dying of old age. The physicians say death may come at any time.
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Millbury
Mass
Lowina
Wien
Howe
Engleman Found Guilty After Self Representation
Bernard Engleman was tried in Quarter Sessions in Newark and found guilty. He acted as his own counsel, claiming innocence and admitting the coat and silverware were his, bought at Wanamaker's two years ago. Police linked items to a Mix Hotel room. witnesses described arrest, coat tag, and prior robbery record.
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Newark Avenue
John‘ Hiney
Thomas Maroney
Hia
William H. Uunter
Engleman
Luster
Eugietown
North Broad Street
Joseph Maloney
John M. Martinson
Sargeant
Hiney
Maroney
Murphy
Spee
Thirtysecund Street
Third Avenus
New York
Pngleman
Rogues’ Gallery
Philadelphia
George E. Bounton
Etty
Morestens
Bryer
Ex Senator Davis to Take a Bride
Former Senator Henry G. Davis of West Virginia, 64, long a Democratic presidential hopeful, is set to wed Mina Maud Ashford of Washington a newspaper woman. The engagement was confirmed by Davis family, with noted social circles and Mrs Stephen B. Elia and Mrs Arthur Les linked to the pairing.
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Journal ‘Washington
Henry G. Davis
West Virginia
View
Henry
Mina Maud Ashford
Washington
Aed
New Nearn
Lephen
Elia
Arthur Les
Mies Rubford Tee
Davie
Biking
Les
Washington Post
Freight Shippers Bureau Meeting in Newark Tomorrow
Business men to attend a Newark meeting of the Freight Shippers Bureau to discuss demurrage charges freight damage claims and reforms. The gathering, called by a joint committee, aims to organize a permanent body and set pri orities for freight receivers and consignors.
81X Destroyers Lead Evans Fleet Advance
Washington dispatch reports 81X destroyers leading Evans fleet in the advance for Admiral Wrana’s bold operation. Telegraph notes terse briefing as fleets maneuver and supply lines tighten amid evolving strategic positions.
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Washington, der
Wrana’ Bullp Orch
New Jersey Delegation Arrives as New Congress Opens
Washington dispatch notes New Jersey members in attendance at the opening of the House session. Veterans Fowler of Elizabeth and others ready for currency legislation, with committee assignments pending. Seat drawing and large crowds mark the ceremonial start as new lawmakers take their places.
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Washington
Asme
Congress
House of
Tony
New Jersey
Loudenslager
Camden
Gardner
Atlantic City
Parker
Newark
Howell
New Brunswick
Fowler
Elizabeth
Pratt
Hughes
Paterson
Hamill
Jersey City
Leslie
Bayonne
Wood
Per
Killeabeth
Ben
Willeon Bede
Mrs Bradley Hopeful Trial Report Headlines Slow Verdict
The transcript notes Mrs Bradley hopeful as the jury nears a verdict after three weeks of testimony. An assize court heard arguments from the defense and prosecution with tensions high as the judge prepares to deliver the ruling.
Steamer Montana Aground After Fire Battles Downtown
Telegraph report details the American line steamer Montana catching fire at Dev 3. The vessel burned near the harbor as firefighters responded. downtown stations sounded the alarm and joined efforts to control the blaze.
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Tournal
Dev
Montana
Strike of the Singer Sewing Machine Agents in New York
A meeting of the Singer Sewing Machine Agents Union convened at 105 East Fourth Street in New York. Reported discussions referenced potential strike action and member substitutes, with details obscured by garbled text.
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New York
Dec
Ringer Sewing Marine Agents’ Union, & Lumber
Mige Mall
East Fourth Street
Rich Boston Man's Death to Be Probed
District Attorney Jerome launched an arsenic poisoning probe into the sudden death of Walter P. Baker a wealthy Boston man who died in Boonton New Jersey. Assistant District Attorney Kreseel and detective Price were assigned to interview associates and track all movements before his death with several agents expected to be brought in.
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New York
Jerome
Walter P. Baker
Bogota
N. J
Frank NX
May
Edward Baker
Walter
L.A. Campbell
Kreseel
Price
Haker
Thaw Trial Delayed To January Six By Court Action
New York December 2 Justice Victor de Dowling postponed Harry Thaws murder trial of Stanford White to January 4 citing jury delay dangers during the Christmas holidays. A special panel of 800 teleamen will be in court. Martin W Littleton Thaws attorney protested the change. The hearing also noted changes in courtroom attendance and attire as spectators and former legal talent watched closely.
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Harry Thaw
Stanford White
Supreme Court
Victor de Dowling
Gielstwal Holtage
Juatha Dowling
Kewson
Thaw
Martin W. Littleton
Littleton
Atl Terome
Hily Commission
Aim Laat
Tintlee Dowling Vald Te
Acta
Foelge
Abe
Brad
Dowtie
Peabody
Airship La Patrie Missing Over Atlantic Or Ireland
Paris reports government and authorities receive dozens of messages about the runaway airship La Patrie but no definite word on its whereabouts The craft reportedly passed over Wales and Belfast then northward with unconfirmed sightings authorities search for wind blown vessel possibly in upper atmosphere or near Verdun with no crew aboard and no clear destination The Patrie was identified by a signal station at Orrehead County Antrim Ireland amid conflicting reports of crew status and flight path
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Wales
Belfaat
Travsling
Patrie
Oberrvern
Grocer Frederick Barkhem Dies in Puzzling Will
Journal report from Jorey City details the death of Frederick Barkhem a wealthy grocer who left a strange will involving a tag and a sum of money to an entity or place on Newark Avenue officials and relatives puzzled by the wording authorities say the will may reveal more as investigations proceed.
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Jorey City
Frederick Barkhem
Ummatag Ghid
Newark Avenue
Sisigo
Professor Life Spared in Unclear Incident
A report from Telegrepe te ine Jenene notes a professor narrowly survives an unspecified event. Details are incomplete in the fragment, but authorities are investigating the incident and conditions of the professor remain steady.
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Telegrepe Te Ine Jenene
Entombed Miners Apparent Loss At Naomi Mine Shaft
Rescue work at the Naomi mine in Belle Vernon Pennsylvania proceeds cautiously as a blast entombs forty six workers. Officials fear all are dead as debris blocks the shaft and concrete lining is destroyed. Air and water are fed through a small pipe while rescue teams change shifts awaiting signs of life.
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Belle Vernon
Naomi
United Mine Company
Mina
Renour
Lontrittte
Wurat
Yam
London Dampens Opening Wall Street Session
London played a key role in early trading as arbitrage brokers pushed 36 HK shares lower and renewed bear pressure. The overall tone weakened from the start, with prices slipping one to two points by midmorning. Government bonds held steady while others fluctuated as heavy selling continued into the forenoon.
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Fournass
New York
Dea
London
Ing
Bohda
Fire Destroys Government Building in Houston Blaze
A large Houston fire destroyed the Government building and a nearby church after starting about midnight. The blaze caused extensive damage to the bayfront area and flooded the street with smoke. Fire officials reported half a million dollars in estimated losses and said crews battled the flames for hours before gaining control. The incident prompted evacuations and an investigation into the cause remains ongoing.
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Journal
Houston
Tex
Attorney Displeased With Standard Oil Report
Deputy Attorney General voices displeasure with Standard Oil in a government validation case overseeing dissolution. Louis, appointed by a U.S. court in St. Louis, is to oversee statements from the company and related witnesses as preparations proceed.
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Dereeyy-Tae
Rockefsiles
Bergnes
Louis
United States Court
Mtnt
Marile Hosenthal
John G. Milharm
Athena
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