Split Caucus Faces No Compromise After Looted Members
A fractured caucus remains divided after five members were removed from the Democratic council caucus Tuesday night. Predictions suggest no immediate reorganization or compromise as factions, led by Ford and Collins, refuse to yield. Observers say both sides aim to preserve their own influence with possible future alignments and votes.
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Entin
Toth
Ford
Collins
le Te Ford
Shane Collibs
Journal Almanac 1906 History and Local Statistics
The Journal Almanac and Handbook 1906 offers a concise history of the area from settlement to present, detailing city features and cultural advantages for business, listed churches, and municipal departments. It includes fires and disasters, 1905 election returns, county vote data, and countywide figures for 1900 and 1908, plus a map and free distribution on presentation of a coupon.
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Tom Talumble
Bryef
Ferrien Ity
Kisar
Roaders
Nicholas Kraus Struck by Train in Rail Yard Incident
Nicholas Kraus, painter for the Central Railroad, of 335 Magnolia Avenue, was struck by a passenger train on the study Branch division of the railroad. The accident details are partial due to the damaged text.
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Nicholas Kraus
Central Railrced Company
Magnolia Avenue
Stody Branch
Power Struggle Shocks Local Women Group
A fragmented papermade notice hints at a power struggle within a local women’s group. No clear names or dates are readable though tension appears to surround leadership and control of an organization. Further text unclear.
1,728 Arrests Recorded in Year Ending
A report shows 1,728 arrests in the year ending, with the majority of defendants facing court on charges including theft and violent crimes. Among those charged were several women and nine others linked to various offenses. In one incident, two Italians were involved in a disturbance while a police officer discharged his duty.
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Lietoraing
Seewonn
Dace
Who Will Be President of the Board of Education
The board sits six Democrats and six Republicans, evenly divided after Wickliffe B. Sayre’s Thursday retirement. Both sides held talks with no decision, names like Shirtel, Hanifin, and followers discussed, but a finalist remains unresolved as parties haggle over the presidency.
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Board of Falucation
Wickliffe B. Sayre
Lot Cal
Shirrefe
Hanifin
Haenifin
Dal
Bayway Liquor Dealers Organization Formed
Fragmentary report notes saloonkeepers in Bay Way organizing into a formal liquor dealers association. The group aims to coordinate business practices and mutual protection, with planned meetings to advance collective interests.
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Wickaley
Dame of
Bayway
Mayor Berry Delays Annual MeMbage Filing
Mayor Berry will not have his annual mewmage ready for City Council before Monday afternoon due to uncertainty connected with the boty. The closing paragraph was delayed and the mayor stated they would see today what points are intended to present.
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Berry
Fur City Connell
New York Stock Market Faces Turbulence In Trading
New York market trading showed signs of volatility as industrial shares fell sharply amid uncertain economic signals. Analysts cited weak data and shifting investor sentiment, with several key indices dipping before mid session.
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New York
Der
Wade Akarpiy
Rights of pac ie route for new freight line proposal
A report outlines the proposed freight railroad route through city streets with parallel alignments and street impacts. The plan describes connections from Trenton to the coast, detailing street closures, curves, and distances, and notes regulatory provisions under a general railroad law guiding rights and public space constraints.
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Pennsy
Fenmeylvinie
Trenton
Elizabeth
General Railroad
Crown Streets
Senator Jobe Kean Hosts New Year’s Eve Gathering
Following New Year’s Day observance, United States Senator Jobe Kean will entertain friends at his Morris City residence, the Ae Peet Lirsine, a Stee secee ant te.
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United States
Jobe Kean
An Morris
Siti
Start the Tear What: A Savings Quourt
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases about a savings court and cities in the state. Readable elements mention start and tear and financial terms but lack clear events, dates, or names to form a solid summary.
Revolt in Moscow Ended and Deportations Ordered
Moscow reports end of uprising with 100,000 Socialists to be deported. Lieut General Mistchenko leads suppression in the capital and nationwide efforts to quash revolts follow. Interior Minister Darporn circularizes towns seeking participants. authorities move to pacify the country as Odessa notes unrest.
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St. Petersburg
Mistchenko
Mia
Etroiz
Darporn
M. Durnavo
Christmas Mail Arrives From Liverpool and Queenstown
New York December 30 The White Star liner Onitic from Liverpool and Queenstown brings a vast mail parcel post and passenger mail bags said to be the largest westbound mail on record. Officials report heavy volumes and swift handling expected to speed correspondence nationwide.
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New York
White Star Line
Atoniner Onitic
Liverpool
Christus
Fragmentary Rome notice on a church incident
Dec 3 report from Rome describes a Boab enslaved inside the Church of Bi Agen ab Ping, with readable fragments indicating a disturbing incident involving a prisoner or captive within a religious building.
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Rome
Bi Agen
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