High tribute to Mr Calvert at lively club party
A large gathering at Boucher's Hotel in Lorraine honored James O Calvert with a gold charm and speeches. The Knockers Club and other groups toasted the county clerk amid jokes and lively recollections, with Captain Hobert Kirkland presiding and Franklin Fors delivering remarks.
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Hail Fellows
Wal
Ghuby
Boucher’s
Lorraine
Calvert
Sperson
Smith
Hing
Hay
Piks
Ning
Eratic
Hoberd
Jon Kirkland
Grastons
Sali Janent
Presidynt
Wei ‘Peaker
Jena
Venice
Calvert Ainslend
Franklin
Christmas Vacation at Singer Factory Starts January 6
A Singer Manufacturing Company representative said the large planerate will suspend operations longer this year, with a shut down starting next Saturday for annual cleaning and overhaul and resume on January 6. A Journal man was given a secretive verification of the extended closure.
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Singer Manufacturing Company
Journal
Man
Women Inspect Lyceum Show For Morality
A two member delegation from the Political Study Club visited the New Lyceum Theatre to judge a performance headlined as Williama Ideal. They remained for the entire show to assess whether the burlesque and race scenes were morally acceptable, planning a report to guide the club's stance.
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Lyceum Theatre
Apeak
William Mc Drake
Manara
Lyceum
Cnld
Elizabeth’s Busy Store Draws Crowds at Broad Street Center
A chaotic OCR fragment describes P. C. Welle’s popular Broad Street shop in Elizabeth as busy from opening to closing with crowded aisles and steady activity. It mentions Japanese art china, jewelry displays, and advertising, with references to local people and nearby shops like Meson, Smith, and gold trims. The text also vaguely notes a Christmas carnival and Panthe Tavern.
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P. C. Welle
Broad Street
Jury acquits two of murder Folgia death case
After a two day trial, Joseph Forea and Francisca Logano were found not guilty of killing Francisco Folgia. The jury deliberated 28 minutes, with defense counsel Peter Witton arguing lack of witnesses and motive, while the prosecutor faced questions over evidence and procedure.
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Joseph Forea
Francisca _Logano
Francisco Folgia
William—R. “Witton
Wilson
Mysterious Briggss Feast Linked to New Jersey Interests
Washington dispatch reports a banquet hosted by General George H Harries honoring Senator Brigg s from New Jersey spurred rumors of a Washington Traction Company reorganization. Thomas Nic McCarter of Newark and Col Charles W Fuller of Jersey City were seen at the event, fueling talk that New Jersey capitalists may seek broader traction stakes.
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Washington
New Jersey
Brigit
George H. Harries
Thomas Nic McCarter
Newark
Public Service Corporation
Charles W. Fuller
Jersey City
Standard Oil Company
Washington Traction Company
Allan J. McDermott
Congresa
Washington Traction Comy
General Harries
Mimora
Mesta Nails
William Loeb, Jr
Riggs
Jaray
McCarter
Stévena Institute
Hoboken
Lavina Ogden
Hummell Sinking and Legal Turbulence Reported
Telegraphed dispatches from New York state Abe Hommel the lawyer in the Dodge Morse divorce case received oxygen and a year sentence. Reports say Basate death near the prison doctors kept him under care as Governor Hughes noted the ongoing illness.
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New York
Abe Hommel
Blackwell
Dodge-Morse
Gs Maeerartton
Basate
Matzaemt
Ely Ye
Hughes
Hummell
Entering Class Enrolment Plans Noted for 1908
A partial OCR note mentions January 2 1908 as a start date for enrolment. It references attendance at a bath or street location and lists names such as MeMickle and Ritore Cas with unclear roles. The fragment hints at selection or enrollment procedures and related notices.
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Mercia
Saquaan
Union BL Business College Notice Fragment
Partial OCR reads Union BL Business College with references to a building and timing. No clear names, dates, or full actions are readable to detail an event or notice.
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Union BL Business College
Dey and School
Levy's Toy Event Attracts Children On Large Day
Levy's hosts a family event inviting children to meet Santa Claus during a busy day. The program features mechanical toys and games with children as the focus. A note references Wall Street in a brief context and mentions a local Diamond Ring sale and cleaning services.
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Santa Claus
Levy
I. M
Gly Roy
Cut Pricit
Tod
Wall
To-Bight
Bond
Stranger cashing stolen money orders flees Broad Street
A man tried to pass a $50 money order at several Broad Street merchants. He fled after clerks notified post office and police. He wore a new storm coat and fled toward South Broad Street after attempts in Schwed Bros and Tuchler Bros. investigations continue.
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Broad Street
South Broad Street
Schwed Bros’, Clothing Store
Broad‘ Street
Leo Schwed
New York
Schwed
Tuchler Bros
West Jersey Street
Haber Bentashery
Walshe & Thomas
Walshe
Hig Sinter
Elizabeth Avenine
Postoffice
Baleb
Posta Vaetita
White House denies Suez canal fleet return decision
Washington dispatch reports the White House denied any plan to send the fleet back via the Suez Canal. The denial affirms no decision to return the fleet until after a forthcoming event or date. The article cites official statements as of December 19.
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Tha Journal
Washington
Suez Canal
White House
Suspect Denies Murder Linked to Orange Undertaker Case
George Wilson alias Williams, a Black man, is arraigned in Philadelphia after suspected involvement in Frederick Komer’s murder at the Park Hotel in Orange, North Dakota. He denies crime, claims he left Orange a week ago, went to New York, then Philadelphia, and says any diamond ring belonged to him only after sale to a New York man.
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Philadelphia
Frederick Komer
Park Hotel
Orange
N. d
George Wilson
Williams
Orage
Romer
Wilson
New York
Expulsion of Vladivostok Jews under martial law
Vladivostok orders expulsion of all Jewish residents under martial law after mutinies by Sappers and torpedo boat crews. The commandant may expel individuals without Saint Petersburg approval, with property losses forced as residents flee. Local authorities condemn Jews as fomenting unrest and vow full backing.
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Vladivostok
St. Petersburg
Governor-elect Fort Visits State House Members
Fort paid a short visit to the State House and contacted the State Board of Riparian Commissioners during their monthly session. A rumor circulated that he hinted to the board not to sign or lend support to any further action while in office. The group then proceeded to Attorney-General McCarter and former Justice Bennette Buckle.
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the Journal
Trentin
Fort
State Board
Riparian Commissionara
Lenbee Sinead Inter
Alaee Ren
McCarter
E-Waa- Tha Fteral
Bennette Buckle
Democratic Caucus Call for City Government Candidates
A Democratic caucus petition seeking candidates for city government positions will be circulated and returned to General Collins president of the City Council after the final City Council meeting. The caucus will convene Friday evening December 27 following the council’s last session.
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Collins
Officer’s Bullet Kills Burglar in Empire Woolen Raid
New York dispatch reports officer George Jackson of the 10th precinct shot at burglars raiding the Empire Woolen Company on Marcy avenue. Jackson pursued three men as they loaded goods into a wagon. a shot aimed at restraining them struck Samuel Parks in the back, who died at Cumberland Street Hospital.
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Journal
New York
Empire
Colo. Ny
Marcy
Evenue
Teck
Cligeman
George Jackson
Samuel Parks
Cumberland Street
Jackson
Bia
Empire Establishment
Robbera van
Parke
H Hack
War Department eases soldiers’ salute during national anthem
Orders allow officers and men to salute only at the last note of the Star Spangled Banner on formal occasions. The change relieves the strain of standing at attention with arm raised while bands play the national air.
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Washington
Der
War Department
Clearing sale of coats and furs in department store ad
Readable remnants describe a clearing sale offering coats 7.40 to 15 dollars marked down, long satin lined pieces, and fur items at deep discounts. Millinery sold near half price. Contact at 1148 Washington or telephone 554-2 for sleep comfort questions.
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Torets Arene
Anid
Washington Pe
Publico Christmas Tree Subscriptions Update
Christmas tree fund subscriptions are expected to rise in days ahead as the holiday approaches. The latest listed donors include J. H. Faulks Jaquith Clark and E. H. Leggett with totals and addresses mentioned.
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Publico
J. H. Faulks
Jaquith
Clark
E. H. Leggett
Linden Pays First County Tax in County
Linden township becomes the first municipality in the county to remit its county tax to Collector Leavitt. The payment amounting to 1,708.78 was made yesterday amid commentary on the timing and perceived unusual delay by several towns.
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Linden Township
Leavitt
Nsnlcipait
William
Art Calendars Frey and McManus Offerings
Fragmented text notes calendar sales and a street scene with references to calendars and vendors. Inclined toward a local trade context with unclear names and scattered phrases.
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FREY
Four Hundred Miners Trapped After Deadly Mine Explosion
A 1:50 AM explosion at the Darr mine of the Pittsburg Coal Company at Jacob's Creek near Ohioville traps about 400 workers, including 100 Americans with the rest Hungarians. Smoke and fire hinder rescue efforts, and the mine mouth is wrecked, making recovery near impossible by noon.
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Connellaville
Pittsburg
Jacob’s Creek
Youghiogheny River
O'Connell
Hobson for Peace Move Hints International Law Shift
A fragmented article fragment cites Captain Hobson proposing a peace program to replace war in international relations. The text discusses assembling contracting powers to amass support for a new law based system, aiming at a peaceful international order led by the United States.
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Verona
International
Cour
Wascoe
Ita
Serence
Hobson
United States
Tax Office Works Late As City Sees Large Payments
Clerks in the tax office under Treasurer McGrath work nightly to 11 oclock receiving tax money. Yesterday more than 42 000 was paid, including 13 000 from prior day. On Tuesday 37 000 was received and Monday totals exceeded 35 000.
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McGrath
Coal barge disaster claims captain and wife
A coal barge sank at a pier with the captain and his wife reported lost. Eyewitnesses or officials describe a perilous incident near the New York Kingston area as rescue efforts are underway and authorities investigate the cause.
Haig A Marsh Again A Corporate Case Insel Jowraal
Haig A Marsh faces corporate matter in Insel linked to Jowraal. On January 19, Craig A Leey Adabing is tentatively involved in official proceedings.
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Haig A. Marsh
A Corporation Co Insel
Craig A.ley Adabing
Tentiic
Offic
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Briggs
Thomas, N. M’carter
Traction
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Port
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Riparian Comi“ Missioners
Democratic Caucus
Newar
Sore Journal
Will Grees Serena
Mowittoaa Ok
Fenseylvania Bal
Linden
Ak Morrow's
Wirst Street
Deb Tae
We Catering
Bend Street
Sosea Eeu
Viking
Poe Brae Ives Sisi Coheretaernaoc Tel
Jacobs
Hobson For
Freneurer’s
Yorks
Yorks Dee
Parsons
van Ven Pier
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