Objections Rise Over Dismissal and Special Meeting Set
The board plans a special session Thursday at 10 a.m. to consider dropping many outstanding complaints. Lawyer Bannkuhleiner argued for renewal and possible thirty day trial periods, while City Attorney Connor weighed postponements. Saloonkeeper Jacob Kiefer was acquitted of June 30 violations as witnesses testified about a screen obstruction.
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Rsetse
Bannkuhleiner
Connor
Jacob Kiefer
Elizabeth Avenue
Yesterdy
Ofscers McNamare
O'Brien
Aad
Kiefer
Jurie- Baloo
Mtortey
Lehbeimer
Subleimer
Inia
Wenekus
Atreet
Second Street
Clemen
Magnolia
Moxtiy
William” Moaller
Meadow
Oates
Swinging Doone at Walls Storey Ts for the Holiday Rush
The item notes Walls Storey tiding a busy holiday rush with mindful steps. P.O. Walls speaks of ease and patience as shoppers aim for steadiness amid crowds. The piece emphasizes calm, orderly behavior and thoughtful planning during busy times.
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P.O. Walls
Union adds workers’ strike support across sections
In a recent union meeting, leaders discussed expanding solidarity across departments and boosting wage negotiations. Officers urged unity, announcing plans for coordinated actions with emphasis on fair contracts and workplace safety.
WEWCOMER ROBBED BY MEN STEALING RIDE
Detective Ward reported a daytime robbery near Elizabeth as six weeks earlier a rider named Lindner was arrested in Plainfield. Frank Idee Lintoce, 21, from Tahigh Valley, plus Joseph Kovack, Somerville, and four others allegedly forced riders from a freight train near Elinabeth. They aided escape as townsfolk pursued, but Lindner remained jailed while the others fled toward Plainfield.
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Ward
Plainfield
Frank Lindner
Elizabeth
Bert Sbode
Lindner
Frank Idee
Lintoce
Ayr
Elinabeth
Joseph Kovack
Tom
Somerville
Kovack
Shield Watch
Hb Ladner
Republicans Elect New as Chairman
Washington December 6 Harry S New of Indianapolis was one day elected chairman of the Republican National Committee. After roll calls Senator Crewe of Massachusetts nominated Mr New citing his act as acting chairman and the party’s confidence in him. Lyon of Texas seconded the nomination stating New deserved the honor.
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Washington
Harry
New
Indianapolis
Republican National Committee
Crewe
Massachusetts
No Third Term Shouted in Latwinton Call In Fy
Samuel Watts of Latwinton Fy reports a caller arguing against a third term for the president. The message claims the public will place him in the White House despite his stance, underscoring political tension over term limits.
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Samual Watts
Latwinton
White House
Fragmented 19th Century Advert Parody in Public Notice
A damaged OCR fragment names Lady Randolph Gilirehili and references a Century publication. It mentions entertainment, propriety, and a promotional address at H Schreiber on Broad Street. The text is garbled but suggests a social commentary or serialized item from Thirty Years Ago with period tone.
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Randolph Gilirehili
Businessmen Protest to Washington Over Rail Rate Threat
The Board of Trade warns that a New York road withdrawal from a joint freight agreement could force higher costs and longer hauls for Jersey Central and other lines serving the city. Shippers fear elevated rates will push freight via indirect routes, raising expenses for local manufacturers and merchants dependent on rail.
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Jersey Central Railroad
Central
Baltiport
Ohio
Philadelphia
Rail Reading
Maryland
New York, New Haven and Wartford Railroad Company
Board of Trade
W. F. Groves
Interstate Commerce “Commission
Henry H. Jaham
Martin App. x
Worhington, D
Merchania
We. York
New
Haveard Road Central Railroad i Nee
New York’ Road
Philadelphia Fire and Loss Estimated at 460000
Telegraph dispatch from Philadelphia reports a severe blaze in an ire complex. The Beatia of the Thompson Adama area suffered extensive destruction with damage estimated around 460000 dollars. Local authorities and fire crews responded quickly to contain the spread.
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Telegraph Waisa
Aly
Philadelphia
Dec
Anarchists Arrested in Budapest Disruptions
Telegraph report from Budapest unravels arrests of anarchists amid unrest. Dull details suggest authorities warning and possible security actions across the capital.
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Budapest
Dee
Carsady
France Ready With Gold To Remit To America
The Bank of France is prepared to continue remitting gold to America, according to official sources. Officials stress readiness amid ongoing financial requirements and market pressures as Paris assists in stabilizing international payments.
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Ortopa Tene
Paris
EvAn Lone
Fresch
Bank of France
America
Sisencial Teadera
Schooner Links at Newport Reported in Yard Incident
Fragmentary report from Newport describes a schooner linked to a yard incident. Details are garbled but reference suggests a maritime mishap or activity near a mews with ongoing inquiry.
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Newport
Nary Yard
Epely
To- Tay
Cain
Local notes outline commercial college venture
Fragmentary text references ELIZ, COMMERCIAL, COLLEGE, A. business initiative and a mention of Red Deesey with unclear quotes. Not enough coherent facts to form a full item.
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Eliz, Commercial
College
Democrats Invite Katzenbach Reception at Broad Street Room
Invitations sent to county committee members and local officials for a Democratic reception tendered to Frank Katzenbach in the Democratic Club room over the post office on Broad Street next Tuesday evening. The guest list includes Hudepath Lethbridge, Joseph Tumulty, Edward Wright, Charles Gallagher, John Dullard, James Martine, George Sulger, Willem Curtis and others, with lunch, a band, and music planned. Curtis, a Summit lawyer, is connected to William Nelson Cromwell and eyed a Senate bid if Democrats secured a majority in the legislature.
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Trenton
James ¥. Martine
Plumfield
Sulger
New Brunswick
Willem J. Curtis
Summit
William ‘Nelson Cromwell
United States Senate
Mine Explosion at Fairmont Coal Mine
devastation follows a November 6 and 8 blast at Monogah mines owned by Fairmont Coal Company. initial reports fear hundreds dead or injured with officials warning many may perish before Christmas. surface workers and physicians scramble to treat the injured as rescue efforts continue.
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Fairmont
W. V
Falmont Coal Company
Monogah
Officiel
Fret
Juan
Ameria
Freighter Crew Loss Reported After Fire On Board
A distressed message from Baltimore reports a freighter burning and one crew member presumed lost. Weathered details describe a damaged voyage, unclear names, and confusion over the remaining crew’s fate as authorities investigate the blaze.
Glizabeth Club Hosts Visitors Night With Minstrels
A late night event at the sacb featured an ordhes minstrels and a mixed program. Attendees enjoyed a lively evening with music and performances, while the venue offered alleys, pool, and Mitten wave amid a festive atmosphere.
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Glizabeth
Ats
Teachers Wanted for New School No 11 Opening
A brief notice seeks teachers for School No 11 opening after holidays. The school aims to accommodate about 450 pupils and fill the required number of teachers if possible to meet the opening date.
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Chistes
Teschort
First Free Lecture Opens at Morrenlawrt Home
Fragmentary OCR describes a lecture event at a home venue with a focus on high grade furs and a gift shop. Names and precise details are unreadable. the piece emphasizes a free lecture and related sales items in a domestic setting.
Troops Head to Goldfield as Nevada Turmoil Grows
Troops depart toward Goldfield Nevada after President orders rapid federal aid to quell unrest. General Pueston reports dispatch of Twenty-second Infantry from McDowell and Monterey with plans for a special train via the Southern Route. Local mining operators and striking workers threaten violence as delays and communication hinder rapid troop arrival.
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Washington
War Department
Genoral Pueston
Department of California
Toone
Goldfield
Nev
Forks Mc.Dowell
Montarey
Aii
Guidfield
Tueife
Reno
Fumston
Aled
Guid
Mcdowell
Mnirhaly
Monterey
Twenty-second Infantry
Reynalde Vonimimndy
Workmen Bathe In Front of Goldfield Clash
Goldfield Nevada December 6 miners denounce President Roosevelt for sending troops. They say they will resist with firearms and dynamite if troops arrive. Mine owners report 500 arms at Labor headquarters and ongoing dynamite stockpiling despite heightened vigilance.
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Tetegrape
Goldfield
Nev
Roosevelt
Sparkads
IBSION AID SOCIETY OBSERVES ANNIVERSARY
A garbled report notes an event by the IBSION AID SOCIETY observing an anniversary at Trinity Lutheran Chet in Wisconsin. Attendees included local residents and friends with fragmented references to musical offerings and a reception. The text is largely unreadable with scattered names and partial phrases.
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Ibsion Aid Society
Trinity Lutheran Chet
Wis
Bethaldy
Ierman
Omar
Raymond Oye
Eg Featthioes
Diayn I Burketaas
Ion Esis
The
Congress urged to fund rivers and harbor program
Washington December 6 telegraph report says Harbor and river congress resolutions seek annual appropriations of at least 50 million dollars starting this season. The plan likens the investment to bonds for Panama Canal security and calls for Inland Waterways Commission to be made permanent. Roosevelt, ran d ell and Ellison were reelected to leadership as most directors retained.
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Journal
Washington
Congress
Panama Canal
Inland Waterways Commission
Boonevelt & Permanent Institution
Ranadell
Ellison
Pittsburg Bank Closes Its Doors
Fort Pitt National Bank in Pittsburg closes as Bank Examiner Cunningham takes control. Reported liabilities top 5 million with loans and discounts about 4.7 million and deposits subject to checks near 4.0 million. The Fort Pitt Bank, established 1850, faced yesterday’s precipitating events but no widespread fear in financial circles.
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Pitsburg
Fort Pitt National Bank
Cunningha
Fort Mil
Wit Clearing Horn
Ite
Bank
Wan
Comptroller Seizes Fort Pitt National Bank Funds
Washington decays that the state renos board ordered the bank's closure. Thirty thousand dollars of state funds were on deposit at Fort Pitt National Bank in Pittsburgh which closed today. Cashier Messer has begun steps to recover the money.
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Hela
Wearhington
Connaie of
Shate Renos
Comptroller
Action Bank
Harrisburg
Fort Pitt National Bank
Pitteburg
Messer
Treasury Department
Stapa
Wall Street Opens With Narrow Movements Across Major Stocks
Telegraph reports a restrained first hour on Wall Street with mixed gains and losses across leading issues. Steel rose to about 2.37 in early trade, while rising activity in Pittsburgh Bank and other major lenders was noted. Government bonds advanced and a broad rally followed as traders speculated on bull manipulation as a driving factor. Union Pacific slid sharply later in the session.
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Jourmal
New York
Dec
Pitteburg Bank
Maliyre
Ania
Genesfly
Tndor
Actress Alura Bloodgood Left Secret Letter
A secret letter from actress Alura Bloodgood was found after her death in a New York hotel. Coroner’s office declined immediate inquest, citing apparent suicide and insanity claims by her husband Laimbear. The body was returned to New York for burial as investigations continued.
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Tournaty
Baltimore
Alura Bloodgood
Laimbeer
Autres
Ita
New York
Fang Tate
Salmbeer
William Courtney
Teading
Hail
Aid
Lalmbeer
Luimbeer
Mussean
Pepper-Vanderbilt Indicted for Grand Larceny
New York December 6 Mrs Mary Ane fcanntl Pepper-Vanderbilt a Brooklyn priestess or apilot telima was indicted on a charge of grand larceny. The charge grows out of the alleged theft by Vanderbildt of money paid by her husband, who was deemed incompetent to manage his affairs. Vanderbuilt faced a fine and-term, and was allowed to go on bail while the case proceeded.
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Telegrebh
Hy Journal
New York
Mary’ Ane Fcanntl
Pepper-Vanderbilt
Telima
Brooklyn
Vince Beam
Mme Aftalee
Vanderulle
Vanterbitt
New Jersey Battleship Reaches Hampton Roads
Telegraph dispatch reports the battleship New Jersey stopping anchor at Hampton Roads today. A brief note mentions ongoing maneuvers and forthcoming details in Wednesday editions. The article is scrambled with unreadable fragments and unclear names or dates.
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New Jersey
Hampton Roads
Norfolk
Hampton
Cape Hewrr
Insane Man Held For State House Shooting
John A. Male was held yesterday for appearance in Municipal Court on December charges related to a shooting at the State House. Edward Cohen and Dennis Deleecsil were named in the incident as the targets or involved parties, with a bond set at $109,000.
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State House
Jornal
Eaton
John A. Male
Edward Cohen
Dennis Deleecsil
Consolidated Exchange Broker Suspends
Telegram dispatch reports the suspension of broker B. W. Ruaker at the Consolidated Exchange. The incident involves the exchange’s May 1 suspension action following a digestive misstatement and adjustments reflected in the daily pricing and trading activity.
Sun Optical Mfg Ad and Local Bedding Makers
Sun Optical Mfg advertises lens grinding services and names Elisabeth Holle Th Bert Bhaioe among others. Local mattress co at 114 Washington Street promotes bedding renovation. A separate notice references an annual tea dancing event and Maui radians with sails, suggesting a community notice mix.
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Elisabeth
Holle Th
Bert Bhaioe
Ant Breton
Trea We
Wooll Lke
Reap WewWoal Cer
Wilcabeth Mattress Co
Washington Street
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