Crusade Yields Public Health Victory in Citywide Spitting Crackdown
A broad anti spitting campaign dominates a city meeting as officials push strict enforcement. Merchants and pedestrians report reduced defacement on Grand and Myon streets with janitors and building staff posted to deter violations. Health Advocate Whelan pledges continued reforms as the city eyes stronger penalties.
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Cranford Man Injured Running Engine
A Cranford man, William Peto, was injured while working a stationary engine on High Street. At Seathavmate, employed by SMF Wheeler, the dealer, his toe was crushed when a cylinder head and frame tipped, pinning it under a bol. He received attendance and faces a likely loss of the toe.
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Hokie
Roselle School Boys Quarterfinal Faces Judge Roosa
Special to the Journal. Two youths from prominent Roselle families were arrested by Marshal Keeney for snowballing Miller Moore father-in-law of Mayor Hashe. Hearing set for an evening before Judge Roosa at Chestnut and Second Avenue. More arrests expected as residents await outcome.
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Marshall Keeney
Miller Moore
Mac Hashe
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Second Avenue
Righ
Meloys
Fragments Describe Smoke Damage and Aboard Fire Fallout
The readable text notes smoke damage and a second wreck in an apartment area. It mentions insurance, a January Furniture Hale listing, and references to a frugal housekeeping theme with scattered names and locations. The fragmentary items hint at a chaotic incident with ongoing coverage tomorrow.
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Natelgon
Body of Woman Found Severely Harmed in Flat
Police investigated after a woman was found fatally harmed in her flat in Chicago. The victim, later identified as Anna Faelangs, showed brutal injuries including a severed head and scalp damage. Authorities said the case is under active inquiry with no suspect yet disclosed.
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Bean
Aimee Chie
Neil
See
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Whceel
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Denied pay raise sparks talk of railroad wage hike
In New York and across 30 eastern railroads workers demand wage increases from 10 to 100 percent with overtime pay. A conference is tentatively planned with union leaders and railroad officials as managers press for a narrower settlement. The New York Central reportedly pushed back, urging talks with the workers to set a framework for future wage discussions.
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Lissal
Smuggling Modistes Pay $11,250 in Fines
Eight fashionable dressmakers pleaded guilty to smuggling charges and paid fines totaling 11,260. Indictments had named 37 importers, with defendants including Elfen McNamara 2500 Annie Confin 750 Katherine O Connell 1005 VF Hannon 1000 Annie McKivoy 1000 Augusta Wickerstram 2000 Mary A Kinney 8500 and Alice McKivoy 1000.
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Katherine O’connell
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Mary AL Kinney
Alice, McKivoy
William Dugan 4 year old dies after two week illness
William Dugan aged four from Jersey City dies after a two week illness at his home on Catherine Street. He was a longtime engineer for the Pennsylvania Railroad, living here with his wife Catherine and four sons and four daughters survive. He belonged to several fraternal and church groups including the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the Sacred Heart Church.
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Compromise verdict reached in Mundy suit over electrocution
Clarence W Mundy of Plainfield sued Mablie Service Corp claiming burns from contact with a live electric wire. In Circuit Court Judge Vail announced a $1,000 compromise verdict as Alvaly Clark for the defendant said no defense would be offered. The case closed around noon.
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Plainfield
House Clash on Ballinger in Early House Debate
Fragmented OCR recounts a chaotic House session over Ballinger Pinchot matters. It notes committee squabbles, allegations of presidential interference, and remarks by Rep Rainey and others about mining connections and committee assignments.
Honor Dead Diplomat Taft Orders Final Port
Washington mourns Setar Nabuco late ambassador from Brazil with funeral at St Matthew’s Church attended by President Taft Cabinet officers and military guard. Body moved from embassy to Rock Creek Cemetery for burial then to Brazil aboard the Mayflower for transport to Hampton Roads.
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Parsons to quit as New York Republican chair
Congressman Herbert Parsons plans to resign as chair of the Republican County Committee of New York County to end tension over anti Tammany legislation and internal factional issues. He will announce that recommendation of unity requires stepping down and expects his resignation to be accepted.
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New York
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Herbert Parsons
Tammany Hall
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Will Goniht
Republican County Committee of New York
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Sither
Bishop Foss in Poor Health After Paralysis Incident
In Philadelphia on Tuesday last Bishop Cyrus Foss of the Methodist Episcopal Church was stricken with paralysis on a street. He remains unchanged today with physicians at Hahnemann Hospital holding out hope for recovery. His wife and other family stay by his bedside.
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Marristawi
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Sutcord
Frank J Fviggs
United States
Elizabeth Commercial College Advertisement Notice
Elizabeth Commercial College at 207 Broad Street offers shorthand bookkeeping and English. Principal Mi Mickle invites inquiries for large society good things and mentions services by Frannies Meat Sacket and a contact at 1075. Leonard Undertaker lists at Elisabeth Avenue Broad Upt-dale funeral parlors.
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Elisabeth Avenue
General Car Strike Near in Philadelphia
Philadelphia faces a brewing general car strike as streetcar employees and the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company head toward arbitration. Officials cite offers to settle while unions push for concessions and national union leadership weighs in from Detroit as tension rises.
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UGS
Haeternven
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Barron
Igamertons
Ailce
Leawell Company
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MbvTon
Detroit
Sienetion Vostuikkes
Muddled Tale of a Boy Who Sold Papers in 1907
Fragmentary text recounts a boy named Voorhees selling papers and a related local clerk or treasurer figure in a late 19th or early 20th century setting. The passage blends names, roles, and dates with unclear chronology, ending with a mention of Frank J. Viggs and a U.S. Senatorial context.
January Auction Sale at Elizabeth Street
Broad reduction sale offering high grade stock of clothing and fashion items at reduced prices. Auctioneer MM Kotler presents a late major event from a local house inventory with emphasis on value and variety.
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Pelee
Forday
Elizabeth Atone
MM. Kotler
General Estrada Poised to Fight Soon
A fragmented report notes General Estrada expected to engage in battle shortly as talks with allied leaders falter. The text mentions winds of change, shifting alliances, and potential government reorganization amid uncertain prospects.
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Estrada
Wall Street and Market Movements Amid Unclear Report
The page provides a garbled summary of Wall Street activities with references to securities, figures, and entities. Notable terms include Wall Street, market moves, and various fragmented names, suggesting an era-typical financial section with incomplete OCR clarity.
Levy's Storage Warehouse Sale Notice Readable Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows a sale notice referencing Kent's Storage Warehouse and a big sale event. The readable text mentions names like Levy and MGery and hints at a due date or timing but details are unclear.
Uncle Joe Sees Ghost and Roosevelt for Speaker
A garbled historical fragment mentions Uncle Joe and Roosevelt in a political contest scenario. The text references speakers, public figures, and various place names in a dense, OCR-like stream with distorted phrasing and partial names.
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Roosevelt
Incorporation Plan Delayed Amid Congressional Debate
A fragmented report outlines a proposed incorporation plan tied to a White House administration bill. It notes opposition within Congress and mixed views among relevant factions, with key figures debating feasibility and potential impact on broader policy agendas. The piece hints at presidential assent but signals further contention before any move.
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Governors Conference Refuses To Interfere
A fragmented eyewitness report from Washington notes the Governors Conference declines to intervene. Governor Higgs of New York is cited on broader policy outlines as governors discuss proposed reforms and funding allocations amid ongoing federal-state coordination. The meeting lists committee actions and anticipated expenses for future sessions.
Middy Dismissal Sparks Michigan War at Plaidietpioa
A garbled report notes a midshipman dismissal during a wartime series at a Michigan venue. The unnamed team, action in a Tae tl class, faces tension as the Svat Meade field hosts the event, with observers unsure of exact outcomes and dates.
Unprecedented Bargains at January Furniture Clearaway Sale
Remember the old stand as Hinety pave and plies lead to a grand sale at M LMARCS Utes. Unprecedented bargains dominate the year end clearance with Fieldman, photo artist, and Kaper tn showcase. Ground Muu near Brat.
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Fieldman
Kaper Tn
Applications Flaws Found Prompt License Review
City officials uncover flaws in license applications as numerous signers lacked eligibility. Chairman plans to pause transfers and demand renewed petitions from property owners, targeting inns taverns and saloons amid ward disputes and renewed scrutiny of tavern licenses.
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Ely
Tivelen
Honet
Atheragh
Clefet
Tnankeepera
Iiter
Conservatives Gain in 1955 Vote But Lose Majority Chance
London reports partial returns from districts voting this day may boost Conservative gains to around fifty five seats. Despite improved showing, no clear path to a majority in the House of Commons exists as many constituencies have yet to vote. The tally places Conservatives around 144 seats with others translating to power, indicating an unsettled outcome before final results.
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Ifty-Five
Havoc in France by Floods Deluges Villages Besieged
Floods sweep across France near Rheims and Mayenne causing extensive damage. Inhabitants flee as water inundates villages near Were and Wasne, with deaths and widespread crop losses reported. Rescue teams battle rising waters and residents wait for aid as authorities assess the devastation.
Senators to Hear Charges in Open Session
An all Senate hearing in New York will address allegations against a public official. The session will be attended by the full Senate to consider potential removals or disciplinary actions. The process aligns with state procedures for investigating executive misconduct and ensuring due process.
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Senate
Natal
Beauty Not a Secret at the London Union College
A garbled notice from a London Union College listing a pay and evening season with fines appears. It mentions a pharmacy, a local college, and a named individual or term unclear due to OCR errors.
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