Bender to Tighten Weights Rules and Stop Frauds
Community note reports Petar Bender, city sealer of weights and measures, vowing to inspect all scales and standard weights after complaints of inflated charges. He plans to visit Newark and other places to improve enforcement, promising receipts and action against wagon pedlillers and hucksters while urging honesty in pricing.
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A. Bander
Syement
Newark
Nike
Arnie
Jeciar Deelarna
Dles
Bender
Mr. Nonder
Hig
Fat Auer
MLAUGHLIN Pleased With Governor Wilson Rally
Assemblyman elect Augh McLoughlin praised Governor Wilson at a Woodrow Wilson demonstration in St Park's Tall trees City. He said party unity would strengthen Democrats after the rally, noting support from Hudson county and Tenor counties and predicting shifts in votes toward Wilson allies in upcoming elections.
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McLoughlin
Woodrow Wilton
St. Park
Eitheily
Hudson
Cainty
James Smith
Martinet
Wilson
Metangehlin
Democrats Are. Tenor Think Hat After Attending That Newltine
Smiths
McLaughlin
Wily Om
Mee Hambiy
Switch
Death in hospital shadows ill husband’s condition
Mrs Miry Dongen aged 92 died at Ve Groner Hospital Inet night amid her husband Yor lushend Fale Donegan painter in serious condition. The narrative notes family distress as the couple faced illness and care demands, with limited surrounding relatives.
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Miry Dongen
Ve Groner Hospital
Fale Donegan
Death of Frank Ganghran in New Hospital Tragedy
Frantic reports identify Yuk Ganghran aged 29 as deceased after a fall in an unnamed street incident. The body was taken to the morgue following discovery near 854 Host Street, with unclear origin of the injury and no listed relatives in the town. Hospital care is noted, involving a transfer by Mr. Thomas Frig weeks prior.
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Yuk Ganghran
Tanberenforts
Ganghran
Thomas Frig
Fragmented Notice Makes Odd Sale Offer Stand Out
The text appears as garbled lines mentioning a sale price of 25 and coats with unclear names and places. It reads like a damaged public notice with fragmented phrases and no clear event or authority.
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Nein Hans
Esveda
Anita
Polish Parish Plans Three Story School At St Adelbert
A Polish Catholic parish plans a new three story brick school building at Third and Fulton streets to educate a growing pupil population. Father Masnicki notes rapid Polish progress in the city and says many parishioners aim to become American citizens while valuing education and English language instruction.
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St. Adelbert’s
Poolish
Srluoel
Scheil
St. Adelbert 'S Church
Voot
Mnasnicki
Rish
Father Masnicki
Newark
Prdnately
St. Adelbert's
Journal
Masnicki
Funeral for Overseer William Eckerson Attended by City Officials
Funeral services were held for William Eckerson, overseer of the poor, with attendance from city leaders including Mayor Alfred Stein, Council members, and the Firemen's Association. The service occurred at his home on 20 South Spring Street and graveside at Evergreen Cemetery, followed by numerous floral tributes and a wreath from City Hall officials.
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William Eckerson
South Spring Street
Otis A. Glazebrook
of John’s
Mr. Eckerson
Alfred A. Stein
Francis Engel
J. Madison Drake
John A. Peters
Michael 0. Devine
Cornelius I. Reagan
Ving D. Smith
Christopher Shiples
Alice Dahlgren
G. A. By
Ths
John F. Kenady
Sauer
George C. Tenney
Floard of Education
Andrew P. Hughes
Patrick Connell
Edward A. Brennan
Wiliam J. Hender
George Schlotterer
Thomas Flynn
John F. Byrnes
James H. Walker
Tereswink McNamara
Patrick McGurn
Waa
Exempt Firemen’s Association
Oficiala
Hatpin Bill Vetoed by Kansas Governor Brown
Kansas City Mo Jan 6 Governor Brown vetoed the hatpin bill after a personal investigation. He said the army could not enforce such a law and cited his wife as part of the issue. The message notes dangers and enforcement problems. Commercial College ad follows.
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Kanana City
Kans Brown
Brown
Cimenion
United States
Fire and Panic Sweep Chinatown in Major Blaze
A large Chinatown fire in New York on June 1 九 destroyed four buildings on Pell Street, heart of the district, amid wild panic. Reports say the Four Brothers Tong headquarters may have been burned. fires rose from Bowery vicinity as 120 occupants faced evacuation. Firefighters reported two alarms before the blaze was checked, with unclear causes including fireworks or incendiary origins.
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New York
Jun
Chinatown
Four Brothers Tqng
Pell Street
Walli
Blaze destroys six story Wooster Street building
A spectacular fire today wrecked the six story building at 69 and 7 Wooster Street causing a $200000 loss and delaying Sixth Avenue traffic for three hours. Chief Croker redirected power and led crews to confine the blaze to its origin while saving adjoining property. Interior up from the third floor was burned out and lower floors flooded from water. The structure spans Wooster Street to West Broadway where the Sixth Avenue line runs.
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Ray Ceregraph Corm Semmane
New York
Jun
Wooster Street
Drygoods
Sixth Avenue
Croker
West Broadway
Mint
Famous horseman dies owner of celebrated Claude
Manchester Connlan G O'Brien known as owner of the famed Claude and winer Deehy Claude died today at a private hospital in Martford. Death likely due to typhoid fever. Born in Ireland in 1382 he rose from poverty to wealth through racetrack winnings and achieved fame on tracks at Saratoga, Brooklyn and New Orleans.
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Manchester
Connlan
G. O'Brien
Claude
Martford
CU Byren
Saratoga
Brooklyn
New Orleans
Irelagal
O'Brien
Wall Street Opens With Strong Tone In Week’s Early Rise
New York stocks opened firm and showed a strong tone after a solid start. The market rose through the day with broad gains, lifting stocks to weekly highs while government bonds held steady amid cautious trading before midday volatility.
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Resegrape Vo Re Pournak
New York
Dun
Bulliah
Tate
Fire follows big explosion in Minneapolis area
A massive blast causes widespread damage and power outages across Minneapolis. Fire spreads through a junkyard area and threatens the Pillsbury flour mill while utilities struggle to restore electricity and phone service. Firefighter John Read is injured by falling timber, others are rescued. collapse follows a six story factory fire in New York.
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New York
Wooster Street
John Read
Trewan
Brother of Eddie Hart shoots girl in play
Exeter Jan. Held out a light hope for Nora Nagle a UW year old girl shot late yesterday by Willie Hart brother of Eddie Hart rophantin of the Princator football leant last suioon The hoy remained at home to day Council Solicitor Batchelder Portamouth refused to sanction his arrest awaiting developments in the girl's condition The girl was visiting Hart's two little sisters when he is alleged to have taken down a 22 caliber rifle snapped it at her The girl ran outdoors and he followed At the third attempt the gun was discharged the bullet penetrated the girl's stomach
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Foural
Exeter
Jans
Nora Nagle
Willie Hart
Eadie Hart
Princator
Batchelder
Portamouth
Jersey City Rahway Local Train Collision Shakes Passengers
A Rahway local train struck the rear of a western train at a Pennsylvania Railroad depot in Jersey City causing damage to the locomotive and rear car and displacing passengers. No serious injuries were reported. a signal miscommunication was blamed for the collision.
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Jersey City
Rahway
Aly Telegraph
Journal
Dan
Rahway Nea
TA O'eloeke
Anorning
Pennsylvania — Railroad
Corer
Aure
Richest Woman Hetty Green Suffers Illness at Daughter’s Home
Telegraph report notes Mrs. Hetty Green, 70, known as the world’s richest woman, at the home of her daughter Mrs. Matthew Antoe Wilks in New York City. The condition is not serious, according to dispatches.
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Tournat.y
New York
Holly Green
Matthew Antoe Wilks
Senator Aldrich Ill in Rhode Island Attack Reports
Senator Aldrich Republican of Rhode Island is listed as ill with a condition described as an attack of neural disorders. The dispatch notes weakness and instability, with uncertain recovery, as local sources report his health fluctuating. Emergency medical coverage is reported, but details remain unclear.
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Aldrich
Washington
Jad. G
Rhode
Fraud Charges Involving Army Representative
James Down of Newark faced Judge Mahon in City Court morning on a charge of false pretenses alleging he solicited clothing and furniture valued at hundreds of dollars through misrepresentation. The Salvation Army and Hosea Mission Society were cited in a scheme where volunteers claimed to be peace workers to collect funds. The defendant claimed a mistaken belief that Salvation Army and Hosea Mission workers were legitimate, and he was placed under $200 bond as the judge noted the difference between the two groups.
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James Down
Newark
Salvation Semy
Dudge Mahon
Miescue Mission Society
Thies
Denardie
Stil Henry Lant
Hosea Mivaion
Mr. Seleckler
Fant
The
Salvation Vimy
Scheckler
Jdge Mathiot
Salvation Army
Roxene Mission
Judge Mahon
Hee
Honda
Toledo Mayor barred by Cleveland churches
May or Whitlock faces denial of a Cleveland audience as two churches the Figrin Congregational and Weathinster Presbyterian refuse to allow him to speak on social issues and the open town question. He was to appear before the Cleveland Federation of Women's Clubs but the venues were not available.
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Spernard Coveland
Cleveland
Figrin Congregational
Weathinster Presbyterian
Whitlock
Toledo
Whit Fock
Wall Street and 1912 Fight Over Presidential Ticket
In a telegrephic note from Fos eor Mudinony Wisconsin, the piece reports that Amie Bivert welcomes presidential candidates from both parties for a statewide ballet contest. The weekly tally signals a public contest to influence the vote and rally voters.
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Fey
Tility
Aileggmtin
Thomas
Alrect
Journal on sale at city newsstands this afternoon
The Journal in New York will be found for sale every afternoon at Central Railroad Union Newsstand Liberty Street Ferryhouse Pennsylvania Railroad Union Newsstand Cortland Street Ferryhouse.
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Central Railroad Union
Liberty Street
Pennsylvania Railroad Union Newsstand
Cortland Street
Ferdryhouse
Death Comes to Aged Vamp in Lodded Obituary
An aged man, Selawirty, died peacefully at his home surrounded by family. Born in Derminy rund vane, he was a longtime leader in Fire Department and veteran societies. He worked at Kayne Nov as an engineer and ran an antique furniture shop in Bi st Haadt. His death ends a long life of public service and community involvement.
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Amandas
Selawirty
Yin Ghd
Assemblyanam Anginatos
W. Schwarty
Biinach
Ndlawarty
Saul
Ralaton & Burnett
James O. Cyplen
Bist Haadt
Calleetinge
Selwards
Fite
Nniir
Sil Rembridge
Naiy
Hiter
San
Vsavurhivinin Augustin Wo
Selicaita
Seliwart
Pelitwa
Republicay
Entinentions
Burglars Jail Policeman Amid City Turmoil
A chaotic incident description outlines a group of burglars targeting a police officer, forcing entry and engaging in a tense confrontation. The fragmented OCR text mentions a police sergeant, patrols, and suspects, with glimpses of a standoff and eventual police response, though many words are garbled.
UNION BUSINESS COLLEGE ADVERTISING NOTICE
An old notice lists UNION BUSINESS COLLEGE at 208-210 Broad Street, Dix Bana. F. B. Berriman is principal and phone 603. The fragmentary text hints at a public notice about enrollment or offerings but lacks clear details.
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Union Business College
Broad Street
Dix Bana
F. B. Berriman
Mayor names Lammerding in council appointment list
The article details a broad set of city committee assignments under Mayor Lam merding. It lists names for finance, public buildings, sewers and drainage, highways, railroads, street railways, rivers, and municipal water, noting key figures such as Purettwy, SevGeny, and Connellmen among others, with emphasis on leadership of the railroad committee and council dynamics during the primary campaign. The tone reflects a municipal government handover and the distribution of chairmanships across several commissions.
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Hiver
Seblotterer
Chirk
Moore
Marahand
Walker
Manto
Comnenma Sshlottever
Antic Volling Fretion
Vinny Public — Bruildings
Repu
Iewn
Eeloecing
Death Chair Confession Ties Black Hand to Murky Case
Reported confession links an electric chair crime to the Black Hand network. Names and places are garbled in OCR. article references Memeniok Perri Vie cent Kenmihy and Harti o ntean as figures, with the case tied to a sequence of violent acts and a insistence on final legal resolution.
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Teteyreple
Mirinemotit
SV Tam
Memeniok Perri
Viecent Kenmihy
Mbauy
Electric Cabal Iy Chnton Pwlaon
Wieder HP Cronemretay
Phelyrs
Ferre
Seithont
Harti Eonteestan
Ernie ml
Rte
Paul Tee Aiurier Phelps
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Benjamin H. Campbell
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