Man Badly Hurt After Alleged Train Incident in Bayonne
Joseph Hattrick, 30, of 43 West Eighth Street Bayonne, lies in Alexian Hospital with a fractured skull and eye contusion after an apparent fall from a moving Central Railroad train near Spring Street. Found unconscious near track No 3 around 2 a m Thursday night or Christmas morning by John Shannon and two others. mystery surrounds how he was injured.
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Alexian Hospital
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Central Railroad
Spring Street
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Richard Murphy
the Hart Hotel
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Turners Big Festival at Turn Hall Draws Crowd
A merry crowd gathered at Turn Hall for the Two Verein Vorwaerts festival. The event featured a sketch titled The Dwarfe and exhibitions by school classes. A roll top desk was presented as a token of appreciation to Instructor J. Ez. Gifts were given to several members, and Mrs. Jacob Bohr along with Mrs. Regan Pool led the women’s committee. Prizes were distributed to children who performed in the sketch and program.
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Charles Keller
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Regan Pool
Henry Miller
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Jolia Martin
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Broad Street Runaway in Rubber Ball Unit 47
A rubber ball unit 47 incident at Broad Street caused a topple near Oattery’s stow front. No injuries reported though equipment overturned and minor debris scattered. Police responded and inspected the scene for hazards and proper storage.
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Oattery‘s
Special investigating meeting of school board committee
Ambiguous OCR fragment notes a special meeting of a school board committee with unspecified charges to be discussed this evening. details are unclear due to corrupted text but indicate local civic proceedings and a city setting.
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Russian Police Slain by Revolutionists in Villa Clash
In Moscow a clash near Elk Island by the Koscow river left several police officers dead, including Baron Cotte head of the Secret Political Police and Col. Muriaki. Revolutionists fired from barricaded windows as troops bombarded the villa forcing surrender after a brief bombardment.
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Naval expert backs Thompson for Taft Navy secretary
Henry Reuterdahl, naval affairs expert, says Colonel Robert H. Thompson of the Woclark Wire Co. would be a capable Secretary of the Navy for Taft. Reuterdahl, a Taft confidant and Roosevelt adviser, asserts Thompson brings real expertise and would avoid rubber-stamp handling. Local interest centers in Bayonne as supporters see Thompson as a strong, informed choice for Washington.
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Robert H. Thompson
Woclark Wire Company
Navy
Henry Reuter@azhl
Taft
Bayonne
Washington
Reuterdahl
Preident Rowevelt
Ee Tupert Thompson
Annapolis
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Franklin Murphy
Joe Ane
New Jersey
Levy's Annual Sale Announced With Discounts and Items listed
Levy's annual sale notes discounts on various goods though the fragmentary text mentions Goode being sacrificed in some cases for heir, a one third price, and rifles among items. The garbled OCR hints at a period newspaper listing sale terms and merchandise offered.
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Goode
New Year Fashion: Flowers and Clothes for All
A short, fragmented note highlights New Year style with flowers and clothing ideas. It mentions stepping out for the holiday season and hints at guest wear and wardrobe choices without clear specifics.
Stamp Sales Continue Across New Year Plans for Relief Station
The Political Study Club will meet January 5 to review subcommittee reports and decide plans for a relief station in the city. About 7,000 stamps remain, with local merchants asked to help boost the New Year trade as stamps stay in circulation until after the year ends. The size of the station and its equipment depend on funds from stamp sales, and the club expects strong demand for these New Year stickers.
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Political Study Club
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Enlarge Plant Services Expand with Five Methods
An urgent notice reveals five methods to enlarge plant production, with engineering staff invited to renew and resubscribe work agreements. Details outline revised procedures and the need for skilled workers to support expanded operations.
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Christmas Eve Parade Delights 2000 Children at German Parish Hall
Mayor Ryan praised the joy in a crowded Third Street parish hall where 2000 children from many nations gathered for the holiday event. Fans and dolls filled the Christmas tree as gifts were distributed and spectators watched, while a wealthy donor considered supporting next year’s tree.
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Third Street
Committee of Sixty Meeting Notes Minor Discomforts
A brief report notes a routine Committee of Sixty meeting faced minor discomforts as many committeemen were absent due to telephoned telegram delays. The summary highlights negligible impact on agenda and ongoing local business.
Christmas in the Hospitals Festive Trees and Meals
Christmas Day at the General Alexian and St Elizabeth Hospitals featured a full turkey feast and seasonable comforts. Two Christmas trees, one for older patients and another for children in Daisy Ward, carried gifts and confections from Daisy Committee and Hope Chapel with toys and clothing aiding patient morale.
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Hope Chapel
Claus Spreckels Dies of Pneumonia
Claus Spreckels, a major sugar magnate, died at about 5 a.m. from pneumonia. His sons John and Rudolph Spreckels were at his bedside. He had fallen ill last Tuesday and worsened rapidly. Born in 1826, Spreckels built a vast sugar empire, pioneering refining processes and expanding ventures from Cuba to New York, San Francisco, and beyond.
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New York
San Francisfo
South Sea
300000 Packages Handled At Postoffice
Post office staff keep pace with heavy Christmas mail as 27 wagonloads of packages were delivered citywide yesterday. Six wagons continue trips today and the routine aims to return to preholiday levels by night. Almost 300000 packages handled since Wednesday.
Kenilworth Borough Seeks Tax Reassessment Court Action
Maghear Fort of Newark filed a writ of certiorari to challenge Kenilworth's tax assessment. Judge Bergen granted the writ December 1% returnable January 5 in Trenton. County Tax Board had considered the boroughs claims of excessive assessments and addressed state school tax of 2085.14 and county tax 2840.38 with borough taxes.
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Maghear & Fort
Newark
Kenilwhyth
Countty Board
Bergen
Timbon
Union County Board of Taxa
N. R. Leavitt
Kenilworth
Reigns
Desperate fight as federal troops rush to Siear n mining clash
In Somerset Kentucky a siege between striking miners and federal officers escalates after a Christmas battle that left three dead and several wounded. Reinforcements and ammunition are being dispatched as tensions rise in Whitley County. Miners refuse injunction orders to halt a strike against Stearns Coal Company and to organize a union.
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Whitley County
Stearns Coal Company
Roosevelt Answers to Labor's Appeal in Mitchell Morrison Case
President Roosevelt, via Secretary Loeb, replies to Labor’s appeal in the Mitchell Morrison case. He notes the case remains before the courts and federal action would be improper while an appeal is pending. The defendants are on bail and may abandon the appeal, after which the Chief Executive will consider the matter promptly.
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Roosevelt
Loeb
Mitchell-Morrison
Wright
Investigators Rally
Investigators rally as authorities appeal for cooperation in ongoing probes. Officials urge public tips and emphasize persistence in pursuing leads across multiple agencies. No arrests reported, with investigators reinforcing safety and transparency commitments.
Man Kills Wife Then Escapes By Central Train
New Brunswick police seek George R Holman of Garwood after he fatally shoots his wife during a Christmas visit at his father’s home. He fled toward Round Brook road via the Central Railroad line, his family suspects he may take his own life. Holman had been jealous and recently unemployed at Aeolian Works. the couple had been living apart. His wife planned to return to her parents in Geernan Valley. Father William Voorhees arrived, viewed the body, and learned of the tragedy as Holman and his daughter left together.
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New Brunswick
George R. Holman
Garwood
Round Brook Road
Central Railroad
Aeolian
Atiarwood
Geenan Valley
William Voorhees
Germany
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Robert Holman
George
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Taft Golf Cabinet Premier Supplied
Washington December remarks by Count Johann von Bernstorff, recently named German Ambassador, note he does not play tennis yet laughs that the President elect favors golf. Diplomats wonder if this signals a shift in White House companionship and presidential favorites.
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France
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White House
Mosquito Fighter Dead at Baltimore
Dr. W. N. Hill, noted exterminator of the mosquito, died today in Baltimore from a complication of diseases after a long illness. He was one of the earliest and most respected physicians for fighting the mosquito problem. The death marks a significant loss to public health efforts in the city and region.
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Baltimore
W. N. Hill
Hill
Gebhardts Cafe Advertising Card Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows Gebhardt's Cafe with advertising phrases for Gebhardt's Cat and cafe products. Mentions South Jersey Gas and Elec and service corp certificates. Readable elements reference Hoboken and New Jersey. Details are incomplete and unclear due to garbled text.
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