Sailings Lost as Lawson-Wan and Crew Perish Near Scilly
A multi-masted ship lawson wan chartered to Standard Oil, bound from Philadelphia to London, wrecked off the Scilly Islands in a fierce storm. Captain George W. Dow and much of the crew perished after refusing to abandon ship. one lifeboatman saved the stranded, while a survivor and three bodies were later recovered.
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the Journal
London
Dee
Thomas-W-Lawson
Tha
Scilly
Ctast
Ives
Dowani
Lawson
Standard Oil Company
Philadelia
Dow
Peri
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Jonewal
Lawson - Wan
Corie
George W. Dow
Attendant Dies From Self-inflicted Wound at State Hospital
Jona V. Haske, an attendant at the State Hospital for the Insane, died today from a self-inflicted gunshot wound after being discharged yesterday for ill treatment of a patient. He was found in the asylum corridor as hospital staff discussed affairs, a revolver discharged into his head.
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V. Haske
Everal
Dr. Vans
Medical Mae Spas
Roselle Borough suit over alleged 1697 shortage ends hearing
A long hearing in Roselle Borough's suit against Charles B Trimmer to recover 1697.02 began with heavy review of ledgers and testimony from an expert accountant. Referee Clark Whittemore adjourned with more volume of testimony to digest before recommendations to the court.
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Roselle Agmin
Charles B.trimmer
Colector
Clark McK. Whittemore
Trimmer
Edward Nugent
Phish
Motion for Colored Boys Release Delayed by Court
A motion for release of a colored youth, tied to a case involving Harry Jemetey Sohn and an alleged assault on Harry Hunt, was postponed until the next term. The defendant faced sentencing earlier but the motion was not resolved.
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Monroe
Harry Jemetey
Harry Hunt
John
Public Christmas Tree Subscriptions Announced
A brief notice outlines Christmas tree subscriptions improving delivery speed. The piece notes shipments arriving a bit faster for customers, with emphasis on helping households, especially the youngest members, during the holiday season.
Telephone Line Franchise Debate in Hudson and Middlesex
Hudson and Middlesex Telegraph and Telephone Company seeks a city franchise to lay lines along Bayway Avenue and surrounding streets. City officials including Mayor Ryan and Council members discussed payment terms and pole limits, with a 50 year proposal and minimum payments not less than 1000 dollars per year.
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Hudson and Middlesex Telegraph and Telephone Company
Ww. Suathera
Byrnes
Ryan
Gollins
Thompson
Luster
Farrelty
New York
New
Supreme Court weighs liquor licenses and screen section
The Supreme Court granted a writ for Mrs Ciurezak to halt Excise Board actions as arguments addressed whether prosecutions could occur under an expired license. Justice Swayne indicated possible pause on Excise Board cases until constitutional questions on the screen section are resolved, affecting about thirty seven trials scheduled next week.
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Samuel Schleimer
Excise.Board
Supreme
Justice Swayne
Newark
Apollonia Ciurezak
Broadway
Ciurczak
Excise Board
Alfred A. Stein
Schleimer
Churczak
Connolly
Angie
Schlelner
Bishops
Supreme Court
Costes
Swayze
Conpel
Excise Commissioners
Bicycle Riders Prepare for Afternoon Sprint Event
Report notes cyclists loafing before competition as Lapioch edges on with preparations. Morning actions hint at a tense afternoon or evening sprint lineup with rival teams Breton and Vanon emerging in the field.
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Elsi
Lapioch
Vanon
Troops Declared Not Needed at Goldfield Nevada
Local miners union leader G H MacKinfie says federal troops should be withdrawn soon. He notes miners prefer peace and criticizes ongoing military presence as unnecessary amid tensions in Goldfield Nevada.
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Goldfield
Nev
Gemaral Funston
Nea Sons
G. Hi. MacKinfies
Miners’ Local
Pan Det Wah Ebig
Sats Oy Tors
Man Under Suspicion in Orange Murder Case
A man is under suspicion in the murder of Frederick Ry Romer, a well known undertaker, beaten to death with a bludgeon in his room at the Park Hotel on Thursday. Police pursue leads as the investigation continues with possible arrests and charges likely.
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Hy Tetaroph
Orange
Dee
Frederick Ry Romer
the Park Hotel
Thoradey
Andes
Bishop Coleman Dead
Local report notes the death of Bishop Coleman announced in the Journal. Details are limited in the fragmentary OCR text but indicate an obituary notice within the newspaper page.
Republican County Committee Meeting Notice
Republican county committee meets at the building Monday night. The notice urges attendance and outlines agenda items for the local party organization.
Journal advertising passes many competitors
An entry in the advertisement section notes broad participation as various competitors enter the journal contest. The piece highlights high interest and the rapid turnover of ads, with organizers touting strong community engagement and wide reach of the publication.
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Journal Advertising
Hughes’s Lieutenant Visits the White House
State Senator Alfred R. Page of New York, seen as Governor Hughes's chief lieutenant, visited the White House to meet the President. He dismissed rumors of a reception or strain between the President and Hughes, calling them based on indiscreet remarks by supporters.
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Washington
Alfred R. Page
New York
Hughes
White House
Roosevelt
Page
iNew
Hugh
Banker to Help Vineland Girl in Court Clarification
New York reports banker G H Crawford, attorney for George M Hard of Chatham National Bank, clarified the 200 a month allowance for Gladys Hoffman. The 13 year old Vineland girl is said to be the daughter of Mrs Madeline Hoffman by John Lewis Hoffman, now dead, with Hard aiding the mother for personal reasons.
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Journal
New York
G. H. Crawford
George M. Hard
Chatham National Bank
Gladys Hoffman
Madeline Hoffman
Vineland
N. J
Hard
Hoffman
Crawford
Gladys
Searle
Uller
Stock Exchange Moves Show Mixed Early D applying
New York December reports describe a cautious opening on the Stock Exchange with most changes in the first hour showing small gains and losses. Overall sentiment remained unsettled as prices fluctuated fractions from the previous session amid a thin trading pattern and uneven correlations across sectors.
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New York
Motementa
Stock Exchange
Desperate Struggle as Phinney Crew Beset by Storm
The Edmund Phinney bark ran aground off Sandy Hook amid a blinding storm. Lifesavers battle fierce seas to reach the crew. weather worsens city conditions with freezing rain, flooding streets, and hazardous travel.
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New York
Edmund Phinney
Sandy Hook
Iireao
Resnrocks
Hal_uy
Storms and Snow affect New York City Weather
Fragmentary report describes a shifting storm impacting New York with snow in the north and rain to the south. The Weather Bureau issue warns of worsening conditions as Baltimore and surrounding areas face increasing precipitation and travel disruption.
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the Journal
Washington
Weather Bureau
York
Atlantic
Fowewal
New York
Best Watt
New ‘York
Baltimore
Man Killed by Train on Newark Bay Bridge
A man died after being struck by a locomotive of a passenger train early this morning near the Newark Bay Bridge. Authorities reported the incident occurred around 7:20 AM near the western approach, with investigators at the scene and the body transported to the morgue for examination.
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Newark Bay Bridge
Hong Og
Begone School Readings Promoted by Local Leaders
Community figures at Watorth Brow advocate new reading program highlighted by Mrs I bette ie se de and supporters from Bayonne and New York including Hel et Mitel and Etan Allen.
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I Bette
Oes
Aerte Morris
Chertotta Pest
Bayonne
Etan Allen
New Yorke
MRE. LONGWORTH IMPROVES
A brief notice reports Mre Longworth’s condition improving after an unspecified event. No further details or date are provided in the readable text.
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Longworth
Renee
Tokio Takes Railways
Tokio dispatch reports a transformation in rail infrastructure with new lines and improved service. Officials emphasize faster routes, expanded passenger capacity, and greater regional connectivity amid ongoing modernization efforts.
Postpone Currency Reform Debate Until After Holidays
A fragmentary report indicates lawmakers plan to delay currency reform legislation until after the holiday period. No concrete timetable or details are provided in the readable text.
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Hudson and Middlesex Company
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