Halsey Honored By Committee For Service
A ceremony last night praised Charles Halsey the committee chair for two years of service. Members passed a standing vote of appreciation and thanked him, while announcing his withdrawal from the committee and wishing him happiness and success. The committee announced Halsey’s successor will be elected at the first meeting in January.
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Suit Arising From Rent Dispute Unclear Origin
Fragmentary OCR text reports a suit arising from a rent dispute with unclear names, dates, or jurisdiction. The readable portion mentions a legal action but provides no verifiable parties or location to identify further details for a precise summary.
Dynamite Explosion in New York Near B Altman Store
A premature dynamite blast at an excavation on Thirty-fourth Street near Fifth Avenue in New York injured at least a dozen and killed several. The blast occurred during digging for the new B Altman & Co department store, shattering windows and throwing debris into nearby streets. Authorities say a forgotten dynamite charge caused the explosion. foreman Ames J Horney was arrested for criminal negligence as investigators identify several workers involved and mournful scenes near the Waldorf Astoria.
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Fifth Avenue
B. Altman & Company
Wustibles
Murray
O'Rourke & Com
Teentiar
Tg. Gan
Iricon
Ames J. Horney
O'Rourke & Company
Comerica
DHS Jonrup
Bayonsr
Aranailo Calogero
Evopers Pursuit Armed Posse Clash In Southern State
A chaotic incident near Sunquatonas involved an armed posse pursuing Evopers and Knowles. Gunfire exchanged at close range left several shots lodging in a vehicle. The Knowles, well known in the southern region, were linked to multiple feuds.
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Sunquatonas- An
Boy's Reform School Burned in Washington D C
A fire destroyed the Boys Reform School building in Washington on December 10 early morning. About 270 inmates reportedly escaped danger as flames spread from the jail on the district's high hill. Loss estimated at around $20,000.
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Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
Seedee A
Autoists Lost in Snow Stranded Since Friday
In a garbled report two motorists F Megane of Sew Tork and Jeria F Faseet of Laing Mick were reportedly lost in snow since Friday. Rescue attempts with shovels and winter gear are mentioned but details are unclear. The fragmentary text notes a trek through a snowbound area with improvised equipment and worsening conditions.
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F. Megane
Jeria
Laing
Mick
Men Rescued After Long Island City Tunnel Lock-In
New York December 19. Two imprisoned men in the Pennsylvania Railroad tunnel at Long Island City were rescued by a diver after being found alive but exhausted. Pumps worked to lower rising floodwater while surface shots and from below attempts continued as divers waited for the chamber to reach a safer level.
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New York
Long Island’ City
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Plainfield Trial Delayed For A TatmaRaat Case
Plainfield on December 1 reports the trial of a tainted case facing delays amid unclear charges. Proceedings stalled as counsel clash over admissible evidence and defense motions. Local authorities await new dates.
Collins and Ford Line Up For 1908 City Council
The deadlock over city leadership persists as Collins and Ford factions steel for the 1908 council presidency and an excise committee shake up. Ford's camp harbors a cautious chance if votes align. Collins boasts a stronger, though guarded, path with expected support from multiple wards and murmured endorsements from key officials. The caucus forecast remains unsettled amid rival anticipations and strategic refusals.
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Ford
Col- Ting
Che Reault
Collins
Calfine
Wall Street: Aberat Hour Vod Prices Lynch Up to High Range
In a chaotic market, vod prices surged to the highest range as traders reported sharp rises. Analysts cited sudden demand spikes and speculative activity driving the jump amid uncertain economic signals.
Explosion of Reading boiler kills two near Joanna
Reading Pa Dec 19 The locomotive boiler explosion of the Wilmington and Columbia division of the Reading railway between Cold Run and Joanna at 5 AM killed fireman William Hesxer 27 single from Budabora instantly and engineer Lembach died at Reading Hospital. Injured: William Halderman brake conductor. The engine drew a freight train toward Wilmington when the blast occurred on a grade near Joanna. The boiler was thrown some distance and the engineer was found beside it grasping throttle. Engineer Lembach leaves a family at Birdsboro.
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Columbia
Joanna
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Teinbach
Rirdsboro
First Car Runs on New Electric Line to Elizabeth and Springfield
The first car operated on the new trolley line connecting Elizabeth to Springfield, opening a section from Morris Avenue and Cherry Street. Passengers boarded at Church Street and rode to the station, with service planned every half hour from Millburn to Huntley. Notables including F. H. Alleman and J. A. Stites witnessed the inaugural run as construction nears completion toward the city limits.
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Springfield
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Abe’ Company
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Yesterrfenone Oreen
Huntley
Theo Epi
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R. B. Oliver
Mulbarn
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Church Atrest
Millburn
F._H. Alleman
Morrin County Traction
Lee Cox
Risen Jers
Peter We W. Wager
Afiilarey
Ae Mayers Slestrician
C. W. Stears
Eugene
Mota
Clift
Summit
Dr. Well- Combie
H. Smith
Mira Jullom
C.F. Ful ‘Iomtins
J. A. "Stites
John 1Heeman
Richard’ ‘Trivett
Bartley Farri
Seer Ube City
Meeker
Trap Righe
Rita Rt
Cherry Street
Thotie
Gorth
Morrin Oleh Sald
Evangelistic Meeting in Jordan at Presbyterial Church
Morning and afternoon sessions at the Viert Presbyterian Church featured Rev. O A Jordan delivering stirring addresses on prayer. Strong attendance amid union evangelistic conference with brief sermons, a symposium on the subject, and a question session addressing dancing card playing and theatre.
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Revel Moreast
Poneluda Ile
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Billzzabeth
D. T. Republican Club Meeting Notice
Tomorrow evening the D T Republican Club will hold a meeting in the Grand Army Hall. The agenda includes discussion of important matters affecting the club and local issues, with attendees urged to participate in the orderly proceedings.
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Grand Army Mail
December Month Value Hidden in New York and New Jersey
A fragmented clipping mentions December and references New York and New Jersey with unclear phrases about value and parity. The readable pieces suggest historical or editorial notes on regional significance, without concrete events or figures to anchor a full report.
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Mr Jordon Delivers Address On Prayer And Revival
Mr Jordan spoke on the seventeenth chapter of St John and the growth in grace. He argued Christ followed God’s law of spiritual growth and prayed continually, citing public and private prayer as essential to revival. He noted no great revival without prayer, highlighting New York City’s early revival and urging daily devotion.
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St. John
Desuin Christ
Jésus
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Gethsemane
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Evan Roberta
Revival program for remaining meetings at GREYSTONE CHURCH
Evangelistic services join FIRST CRCACIS offerings with tonight at 7 30 o clock. Closing evangelistic session at TRO tonight includes an address by Mr Jordin a duet by Messrs Mitchell and Gilbert and music by adults and wa old choir. Service of thanksgiving to conclude with prayer at 7 20 o clock tomorrow evening.
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EB. Mitchell
Fon Rand Peager
Qustohell-ieo
Han
Paul Gilbert
Trangallng Biederwolf
Greystone Church
Evangeli
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Gilbert
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Evangelistic church must be more faithful in today’s society
The speaker argues that materialism and immigration have reshaped modern life, producing nervousness and indifference. He urges evangelistic churches to be democratic, aggressive, and focused on genuine orthopraxy, stressing pastors’ role in saving souls and serving the sick and poor.
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Jordan
Rome
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