Royal Blue Train Near-Wreck Near Aldene Roselle Park
A westbound Central Railroad flyer from New York at about fifty mph was barely saved from a collision with a local at Aldene in Roselle Park after an open switch, suspected tampering, caused the local to buckle cars onto the westbound track. Conductor Sheehan and a brakeman acted quickly to signal and protect the rear, preventing disaster as wrecking crews cleared the scene.
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Central Railroad
New York
Aldene
Roselle Park
Ridgeway
Ieee
Eanes
Loughrey
Philadelphi
Eliza Elimebeth
Howe
Sheehan
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Shichi
Eens
Etlock
Timvel
Westhound
Tom Dougherty
Wreck at Spring Street Blocks Line
A wreck at the Spring Street block blocks the line as Gondola Cur dumps Treok and rips.
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Spring Street
Woman’s Child Dies After House Fire Blaze
Alana Kee aged 2 years 7 months died at General Hospital two hours after being severely burned at 411 South Fifth street yesterday afternoon. Her dress caught fire while playing with two other children near a Christmas tree. Mrs Zilka alerted rescuers but muddy streets delayed help. Funeral held today. burial at Linden Cemetery. The child’s parents are Latchia Kes and a Bayonne worker.
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Alana Kee
Latchia Kes
South Fifth Street
General Hospital
Zilka
Mroe
Journal
Bayonne
Linden Cemetery
Plan of the Old Home Week Midway
A fragmented notice describes a plan for the Old Home Week Midway. It mentions a form to collect addresses of former residents of Elizabeth and others to attend the celebration. The text is garbled but indicates organizing the event and attendee outreach.
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Buckeye
Elizabeth
Board of Health Passes Resolution On Public Health
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Board of Health meeting where a resolution was passed. Details on the specific measures or scope are unclear in the readable text.
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Board of Health
Legislature Begins Work of Session and Floral Opening
The legislature begins its session with both houses organized at three o'clock. Democratic control predominates in the House and opening ceremonies feature elaborate floral displays. United States Senator John F. Dryden attends as a candidate for succession, while Republican leaders Alfred N. Barber and Abraham Klewerth are named in the caucus roles.
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United States
John F. ‘Dryden
Benate O
Mental Mine Peete Rites
Howard—Tyler
Toe Ie
Benate
Ens
Thoma J
Minturn
Abraham Klewerth
Alfred N. Barber
Randolph Perkins
Alfred
NW Harbour
Mercer
Republi
Eaucus
Fragmentary OCR Note on Ponce Search Seal
A garbled OCR fragment mentions the Ponce and seal searching terms. The readable text references trading dates and lightered pages while implying a maritime or port topic. No clear actions, dates, or named entities beyond Ponce are established.
Monument Association Organized Amid Civic Rally
About 50 incorporators gathered in City Hall to form a Monument Association honoring a renowned American, noting Elizabeth as the warrior’s home for nearly 50 years. The Committee of Seven led by W DeHart and others pledged to raise funds for a swift completion of the project.
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Scott
Elizabeth
DeHart
Comite Ad ‘Alena
C R R Seeks Half Million Reduction on Penalties
The paper details a community dispute over penalties totaling about 48 000 and additional assessments of 45 000 on personal property and shop facilities. The group plans further discussion at a January meeting with plans to appeal before the State Board in late January 1884.
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Eizabet
Dtyeet
Bae
Ceay Conoaly
Prinel Oeaen
Neeve
Ely
State Board
Four Score Japs Drowned In Tokyo Bay Disaster
A Japanese disaster off Tokyo Bay left eighty fishermen and sixty bodies recovered after a fishing junk capsized in a heavy squall. Ninety nine seamen, with thirty visitors, were aboard when the vessel began filling. A passing fishing boat rescued about forty people before leaving for Buishima. Chitose sent torpedo boats to search. sixty bodies were brought to a temple at Shinagawa for cremation.
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Victoria
B.C. Fae
Empress
Japan
Malla
Aailora
Chitose
Shinagawa
Wall Street Opens With Mixed Moves and Bull Talk
It was reported in New York that morning trading showed irregular price moves with gains in higher priced issues and ongoing bull talk on Pennsylvania. Colorado Fuel extended its upward movement as government and bond sectors remained steady.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Wounded Crow Injures Hunter in Peculiar Accident
In Americus Georgia on January 8 Frank Wilson brother of a local representative lay wounded in hospital from a shot fired by a crow. The crow had been shot earlier by Wilson and in flight its wing flapped the trigger causing Wilson to discharge his own gun.
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Americus
Frank Wilson
Representative Wilson
Thin County
Wilson
Tee
Rescued After 30 Hours Under Debris in Ruin
Fireman John T. Zufert survived a 30 hour entombment under burning debris, recalling a terrifying collapse and a narrow escape as rescuers pulled him free from the smoldering ruin. He compared his fear to Miner Hicks in a close call with danger.
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John Zufert
Miner Hicks
Ruina
John T. Zufert
Zufert
Hicks
Governor Stokes urges direct vote and reforms in annual message
Governor Stokes's annual message urges direct voting for U S Senate, ballot and judiciary reforms, separation of state and local elections, and a focus on tax equalization. He praises past legislation and calls for safe, beneficent laws to protect life and property and to guide state development.
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Trenton
Stokes
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