Hospital Site Purchase Sparks Bond Sale Plan
Providence Township voters hear a plan to issue bonds up to 850000 to fund a new Provident Hospital. The Hospital Committee and county officials toured the site, envisioning four lean-to wings, an administration building, and space for fifty patients with multiple entrances and scenic views.
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Luberentuma
Ako
Providence
Nethan Tevitt
Nation Committee
Tnion
Vnaterday
Hervey
Prehholders
Waki Spor
Chase W. Oakley
War
Lin
Ste
Ted Viting
Tonim Fon
Washington Valles Wero
Justi Site
Washington Valley
Plainfield
Hiveys Deane
Motoy Committee
Merchants Press Direct Route From City to Roosevelt
Firat Leet Association merchants urge a direct street route to Roosevelt to boost traffic and business. They argue current railroad service remains insufficient and that private street improvements would offer a practical solution.
Indian corruption law trial turns on entry of evidence
A dated legal report outlines a corruption case involving Indian interests and enforced penalties. The narrative references the judiciary committee and potential prison terms, noting the conduct and penalties proposed for offenses tied to enforcement and breaches of public trust.
Children’s Home Fire Prompts Complete Rescue
A blaze at a children’s home caused severe damage but all residents were saved. Reports say nine children were trapped briefly, but firefighters evacuated them safely as smoke and heat overwhelmed the building. Authorities begin a full investigation into the cause.
Death Sentences for 25 Anarchists in Tokyo Trial
In Tokyo the Supreme Court announced the death sentences for 25 anarchists and their ringleaders for plotting against the Mikado. Sentences for two others diverged to prison terms of eleven and eight years. Some prisoners cheered with Banzai as the court delivered the ruling amid rumors of possible commutations.
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Chonte
Madam Wataki
Aldrich Banking Plan Faces Broad Senate Dissent
Washington Jan 14 The Aldrich banking reform plan to place the nation's finances under a central bank faced broad Senate disapproval. Independent and rival members argued it would concentrate power in bankers and create a bankers' trust, while many remained undecided and unwilling to publish opinions. The Monetary Commission has not set a date to report to Congress as they circulate the proposal nationwide.
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Washington
Aldrichi
Sunatore
Akgnord
Waual
Rhode Island
Ower
Bankers' Trust
Monetary Commission
Congress
Coun
Bey
Congrisa
Caruso weeps on death of piano accompanist
Tenor Caruso broke down sobbing upon learning of the death at Bellevue Hospital of piano accompanist Frank Hensehio. The shock disabled him briefly. Brugehie had served as Caruso's pianist for five years, aiding in concert and opera work.
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Caruso
Journaly
Chicago
Karlee Caruso
Tenon
Mm Bellevue Hospital
Tia Piano
Frank Hensehio
Brugehie
Ben
Annd
Work on Big Stack Progressing at Sludge Avid Works
Work on a 150 foot stack at the Sludge Avid Works of Standard Oil progresses slowly. It is not expected to be completed until the end of February. A further extension was granted by the Board of Health to finish by March first. Construction has faced many difficulties, notably the frosty weather, but the current rate suggests on time completion.
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Firat Leet Association
Tromhy
Firat Street
Board of ‘Trade
Roosevelt
Thront
Standard Oil Company
Toavt of Health
Three Railroad Men Killed in New York Central Explosion
Three men were instantly killed this morning when the Holler freight engine exploded at Crittenden, New York Central Railroad, in Nov twenty miles east of Buffalo. The accident occurred as the engine boiler burst, sending wreckage and flames across the yard. Rescue crews rushed to the scene as investigators began to determine the cause of the blast.
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Ped Cen
Buffalo
Holler’ Ofl
Crittenden
New York Central Railroad
Campaign drive yields few jobs in Washington era
A garbled note depicts a national effort linking campaign activity to employment, mentioning Taft era figures and scattered names. The text reflects a political push with limited concrete outcomes, referencing Whawon and Adair, among other unclear entities, with emphasis on packed trains and symbolic progress rather than tangible policy results.
Coroner Delays Funeral After Fatal Shooting
Coroner Wy FeRoy Rorerm delayed the funeral of Nymad Friedaan after a Sunday shooting. A coroner’s jury viewed the evidence and postponed the service until a later morning as family members awaited final arrangements.
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Paterson
Jer
Nymad Friedaan
Ht Oli
Laiders
Wy FeRoy Rorerm
Estate left by boy stirs distant heirs dispute
A late 19th century notice reports a large estate valued around 80 000 with the deceased mother’s heir, a boy named Chitoma in New Bounties. The will and heirs involve Dr Tuttler, Bergen and Butter families, with Dr Butler absent from town and no clear division among potential heirs.
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Chitoma
Bay Os
Tuttler
Gantuer
Lavnhond Butler
Vie Mutigs
Butter
Bergen
Chin
Aystler
Bey
Hurber
New Overseer of Poor Takes Up His Duties
Anthony Sattler assumed the post as Overseer of the Poor with Mayor Stein visiting to offer guidance. Harry Eckerson, son of the previous overseer, assisted in routines. The mayor praised Sattler’s expected good judgment amid a crowded office and busy morning.
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Anthony Sattler
Stein
Ofice
Harry Eckerson
William Eckerson
Mr. Sattler
Mayer Stein
Sattler
English Police Fiasco Not Churchill's Fault
A London police secretary faced blame for a failed plan in Edney Bure amid a crowd surge. The article assigns responsibility to preevent measures and notes Churchill did not control the police actions. Names and dates are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Churchill
Wall Street Opens With Mixed Prices Amid Federal Measures
Turbulent early trading sees gains erased as investors react to government actions. Traders weigh inflation risks and corporate results while volumes remain light and sentiment fluctuates.
Fragmentary 19th Century Ad Items Mention Markets and Dance
The readable text hints at a butcher and seafood market with oysters used in meals and a call to learn to dance at Sughrue's. It references Proctor Theadee Building and a Friday event date around January, with partial business lines and a phone listing for a meat market.
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Orrantu Yeur
Sughrue
Proctor ‘Theadee
Senator Lodge Re elected in New York Assembly Ballot
A fragmentary report describes Senator Lodge’s election and extensive state political maneuvering. It notes shifts in votes among Assembly members Shepherd Gerard Parker and Depew, plus changes in the NY Senate and Assembly leadership as Democrats and Republicans react to the alleged electoral maneuvers. It mentions President’s influence and the New York GOP leaders seeking his stance on a statewide appointment.
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Tunas
Showhan
We Shepard
Parker Wervick
Gerard
Depew
Thi
Senate
Fromer
Lient
Tran
Sheehy
Washington
New York
Bam Prentiew
Chaterin
Koenig
Wilson Sees Martine Likely Senatorial Victory
Governor Witkin comments on Martine securing the United States Senate seat amid political turmoil. He notes recent assessments and police chatter about disappearance cases and legislative shifts that could influence the election. The governor pledges cautious support while urging preparation for potential changes in leadership.
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Tronfon. Dan
Martine
Cate Ture
Witkin
Moon
United States
Ser
Maer
Win Fehl
van Sanavirs
Sonia Ghabeage
Dovernor
Woodbridge Population Figures in Telegraph to the Journal
A garbled 19th century notice reports population figures for Woodbridge and surrounding areas. It references Oakland, Brooklyn, Jersey, and New Jersey towns in a torn extract, noting a corrected population total of 147,199 and mentioning municipal boundaries and township inclusions.
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Washington
Dea
Fea
Tony
Perjury Trial Details Cite Witnesses and Court Conduct
The morning session featured testimony by Elizabeth Beldin and other witnesses in a perjury case against a defendant identified as Mrs Tetlin. Court officials, the attorney for the plaintiff, and the defense team questioned the credibility of several statements while addressing cross examination tactics and the pace of proceedings.
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Palle
Vinita
Fee Dairies
Wietan
Tetlin Sens
Elizabeth
Beldin
Alamudahog
Pesdin
Casper Anh
Wits
Wollehiel
Elaine
Voeesanry
Deferlint
Wailfakinl
Wilk Mumming
Mir Chek Atyipan
Antk
Didge Vail
McManua
Nin
Pis Rensinu
Clark
Ayton
Chirk
Tulley
Voxdin
Wright
Teety
Charentin
Redley Vapes
Chk
Jarry Thal
Uereby
Burriu Heleli
Eiath
Mae Clark
Strikers at Singer's Stand Firm in Labor Standoff
Workers at Singer's refuse to back down amid a protracted dispute. Reports indicate continued picketing and union support as negotiations stall.
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Singer's
Political game demands men in city leadership
An old editorial argues college and university men have greater aptitude for politics than ward politicians, praising readiness for public service. It asserts that real men must lead, comparing scholars favorably and stressing loyalty and boldness as keys to political success.
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Rma Chicapoy Dan IK
Amirrathd
University of Chicago
Hia
Amin
Ohana
Norek
Ben Tillman’s Nephew Struggles With Tuberculosis
Fy Telegraph reports Ben Tillman’s nephew, a son of US Senator Hen Pinman, is dying of tuberculosis. He recently returned to Edgeworth, South Carolina, after failing to regain health in the West. Doctors fear recovery after the fatal shooting of Gonzales, described as an alleged defamatory act.
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Toehall
Washington
George 2. Melean
Aeveyaance
Benito Thutkely
Colimbia
Dai
Ticulosis
Dagen TL Maiti
Gonzales
United States
Hen ‘Jain PiNian
ViThwaig
Edgetroth S.C
Fin
Train Collision Kills Two Near Oneida New York
A wreck on the New York Central line near Oneida New York leaves two freight train crewmen dead and a third fatality reported. The derailment occurred after a creek crossing in wet conditions as westbound and freight trains collided and derailed. The incident prompted investigations and rail safety inquiries.
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Oneida N.Y
Jay Javed
New York
Ermal Inti
Suffragettes to Post Bills Advertising Campaign
In Minneapolis on January 8, Sylvia Maykhnat, daughter of a local organizer, plans to post bills advocating suffrage. The English suffragette movement reportedly aims to publicize the campaign through posters and notices across the city.
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Minneapolis
Bill Postit
Sylvia Maykhnat
Apa
Governor Wilson Arrives Ahead of Conference Start
Unclear OCR text references Governor Wilson arriving by train to a state planning site for a conference. It mentions preparation for a meeting and potential briefing on the event. Names, places, and exact details are obscured by transcription errors.
Defends Lorimer Report in Senate Committee Fight
The article outlines a Republican defense of the Lorimer report amid committee clashes over Lorimer’s Senate election. Key figures Burrows and Myoligan are cited as part of the defense team, stressing the committee’s work and its transfer to the Senate.
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Leminer
Senate
Tanile Coulty
Lemler Burrows
Republicann
Fuser
Martine Forces Fight for Senate Victory in State Fight
Democratic factions in Sussex and Middlesex rally behind Martin as Smith backs fade. Senators Price, Cornish, and Meyer face selection pressures while Assembly members shift toward Martine amid direct primary fervor and party unity efforts.
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Seeyapia
Wien
Senate
Shiceesdar
Wolthig
Governie
Smith
Mipe Fine
Ate Smiths
Mr Smith
Josh
Sewators Cornish
Warren Price
Lassey
Lowell Ueenny
Martine
Fitzberbert
Morrin
Whelit
Assembly
Mylodail Toettner
Cornish
Sussex County
Price
Asaom
Hlymian Meyer
Wilton
Mr. Smith
Corning
Pelee
Matting
Reto AlMhaigh Dianes
Denueratio State Committee
Seid
Mars Vine
Meyer Tay
Gon
Popever
Martute
Optical dealer announces new inspection hours
A local optician named Brome announces revised hours for in-store eyewear fittings. The notice indicates customer appointments and walk-ins are welcome at the Eins location, with details about price ranges and available frames.
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