River and Harbor Bill Tactics in Taft Session Debate
Telegraph reports Congress debates the river and harbor appropriation at a special session called by President Taft for tariff revision. Proponents push for an $80,000,000 measure aimed at maintenance and repairs, while critics worry about treasury drafts and revenue needs amid prior deficits. Talks hint at five bills totaling $7,000,000 to $10,000,000 to sustain existing works and small projects.
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Washington
Congress
Lerling
Taft
Friends of Waterway Improvements
Uncle Sam
Settle Big Fuss With Great Britain Reported
Telegraphed dispatch from Washington notes Bezet of Great Britain cabled foreign allies to secure Senate ratification of treaties. Discussion centers on Newfoundland fisheries, court arbitration, and a joint high commission tied to the Hague decision. No firm agreement appears imminent before retirement.
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Washington
Bezet
Great Britain
Tian
Senate
Foundland
Court of Arbitration For Inter Ga
Hague
Bandits Russians In Citied Reported By Telegraph
Fragmented text from a 19th century report notes bandits tied to Russians, with mentions of Hereld and Jacob. It references shootings at Lamison’s bar and a hover of revo lutionary ideas, including phrases about Americans and a survey. Readers should note fragmented names and unclear chronology.
Experiments Supported by Wikey to Stay Turned Up
A fragmented report notes that experiments claimed to be in error or not found are deemed significant. The piece mentions a proponent named Wikey asserting persistence in the face of doubt and implying a substantial impact in the field.
Plans Or Mandates From Pact Weaving Through Newsroom
Fragments indicate discussions about a pact and policy measures affecting operations. Mentions of a meeting and a potential plan tied to a broader strategic framework surface, with references to officials and locations but incomplete details hinder full reconstruction.
Police Called To Shoot Many Dogs A Rabies Report
Officials deny danger to residents as a rabies scare prompts police action after dogs reportedly threaten a pedestrian. Women hiring private help cite a man behaving oddly. authorities investigate a possible attack along the street.
Fever Heat in Jar Case
A telegraph report from San Francisco dated January 25 describes early moves by political figures to block anti Japanese measures. President Toit temice and Secretary Voell of the Aviatic Exchmion League are barred from the Legislature, amid a push to curb lobbyist access. The article references a tense session on proposed salesseton and related bills, with government addressing the Diet on the subject.
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Jonewel
San Francisco
Toittemice
Voell
Aviatic Exchmion” League
Ginder
Island vindicates Watchorn head oe Ellis
Sateen eee eshington January 25 The nomination of Robert Weighorn an immigration commissioner at the port of New York was withdrawn publicly but is said to be in temporary vindication with the commission to review the matter without delay.
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Sateen Eee Eshington
Robert Weighorn
Port of
New York
Gold Medals for Them in War Rotary Test
Fragmentary OCR notes describe gold medals awarded and references to medals for participants. Mentions Rae Seteanted and Qertile ee Wil ry their afonthy promoting aerin. Content is garbled with unclear names and actions.
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Ithouk
Aebate
Xotherlaing
Nisde
Local Woman Honored in National Charity Conference
Emily Williamson a Union County probation officer sails to Washington to attend the Charity Workers of the United States gathering at the White House. She is invited to speak, reflecting her long charity work. Delegates from across the nation meet to discuss child care, with sessions at the East Room and later at Willard’s Hotel.
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Emily Williamson
Union County
Yaterday
Washington, DC
Charity Workers of the
United States
White House
Poonevelt
Cosuntry
Laidhui
Robert W. Hebberd
Cox Charities of
New York
Civie
Timothy D. R
Charities of Indians
Hugh Free
State Board of Children's Guardians
New Ji I
del Lone
New Willards Hotel
Emil G. Hirsch
Gil McMahon
Jane Jdame
Null House
Davit
Russell Sage
Booker T. Washington
Maine Battleship Memorial Association Sets Havana Ceremony
The Maine Battleship Memorial Association announced plans for a February 16 public ceremony in Washington to honor the sinking of the battleship Maine. A requiem mass will be held for sailors, with leaders and invited dignitaries attending the observance.
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Wil Pe
Fragmented Telegraph Snippet On Rationing And Temperance Officials
Reader text appears as a torn telegraph fragment mentioning rationing and temperance, with phrases about a woman and warnings. The readable portion is cryptic and does not establish a clear event, date, or identified people beyond generic references.
Taft Off for Panama Shipboard Word Salad
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Taft, Panama, and shipboard terms but lacks clear actions, dates, or entities to form a coherent summary.
Fragmented Teaser of Local Event
Readable fragments describe a local event or notice with limited details and no clear names or dates. the text offers only partial clues and lacks a coherent, reportable story for a full headline and summary.
Man Convicted in Vineland Murder Is Sentenced
Bridgeton January 23 Walter Zeller convicted of murder in the first degree for killing his aged grandfather William Read at Vineland on November 23. He is to face the electric chair at the session beginning in March. Herbert Griggs and Cline Wheeler, companions, were sentenced to thirty years at hard labor in the State Prison at Trenton. Griggs previously found guilty of murder in the second degree. Wheeler’s trial is to proceed with his plea.
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Bridgeton
Walter Zeller
Mumler
Prandfather
William Read
Vineland
messHaty
Indye Trenchard
Elees Ryie
Herbert Griggs
Cline Wheeler
Erie
Trenton
Griggs Wan
Wheeler Se
Boxe
Dogs to Aid City Police on Long Beat Patrols
Mayor Mravlay and the Police Committee, with Chief Taumey, visited Brooklyn to learn from its police dog program. They reported dogs can patrol sparsely settled outskirts and assist in pursuing offenders, and expect to recommend expanding the canine unit at the next city council meeting.
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Mravlay
Taumey
Brooklyn
Joant Halt
Beth Rament
Wisi DG Young Rescued From Republic Disaster
Miss Gracie Atwater of Washington D C, cousin of Judge Kuward Atwater, was a passenger on the steamer Republic. Mrs Atwater went to New York to meet the young woman who, by reports, escaped the disaster with only a shock. Atwater had been visiting Judge Atwater’s home before boarding the Republic.
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Gracie Atwater
Washington, D. C
Judge Kuward &. Atwater
Republic
Wealthy Ohio Manufacturer Missing With $5000
Washington Jan 25 The Vocal police seek to solve the disappearance of David W Peoples a wealthy Athens Ohio manufacturer missing since Wednesday He was reportedly last seen at a hotel and had more than 5000 in his pocket authorities fear foul play as a possible lure to a secluded spot is suspected
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Washington
David W. Peoples
Athens
Ohio
Stevenson
Io Ay the Handed: Company Eee Att of
Lord Kitchener Escape: Cryptic Wartime Caption
A fragmentary OCR reads “LORD KITCHENER ESCAPES” with unclear surrounding text. The line suggests a caption or headline about Lord Kitchener, but further readable context is absent to confirm event, date, or location.
Notions Sale Ad Starts Soon in Local Event
Fragmentary notice announces a semi annual sale of notions with vague dates and location details. The readable portion mentions a sale event likely to attract shoppers looking for fabrics and sewing items. Further specifics are unclear from the OCR.
Robbery charge against two youths in Elizabeth case
In Elizabeth, George Reike and Albert Burling were arraigned in City Criminal Court on charges linked to the hold up of 8 year old Harry Tucker on Elizabeth Avenue. Tucker carried ten dollars for change when approached, and Reike allegedly snatched the bill and fled. Burling stands charged with aiding in the spending of the money. Reike was committed to county jail to await Grand Jury action. Burling was held as a witness in default of bail.
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City Criminal Court
George Reike
Albert Burling
Twen
Boty
Harry Tucker
Elizabeth
Jacker
Adolph Canter
Elizabeth Avenue
Retke
Fiat
Otay Syend
Gully
Chargers
Burling Wan
Suapreson
Reike
Burling
Reiko
Ascalee
Treord
York
Jaben
Senkatios
Driest Sunday Report From City Officials
Chief Tenney reports the city saw unusually dry conditions as the liquor law took effect with many saloon raids and arrests under scrutiny. He notes his men reported poor evidence of beer sales and holds the day as among the driest since the law’s implementation, amid public speculation.
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Tenney
Avery
Rey
Randay
Dalees
Still Loves Woman for Four One Era at Deks of Olcsest
A fragmentary notice hints at a man still loving a woman referenced by a cryptic phrase. The item appears in a late era column with limited legible details and names.
$100000 Case On Again In Big Conspiracy Trial
The big conspiracy cane adjourned to day before Judge Atwater in the Court of Quarter Sessions. John Morris of the Central Railroad Company testified first amid wrangling. Ralph Marone, the dealer defendant, faced a large legal row as prosecutors and defense counsel sparred over details and readiness to finish within the week.
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Atwater
John
Morris
Central Railroad Company
Jenny City
Wy Enn
Aa Pomtia
Techanicn Liti
Ralph Marone
Espa
Ana Defemlant
Barratt Manufacturing
Wan
Allan
Pennsylvania
Couneal
Tantly
Mertieg
Witnenses
Woman Cut In Linden In Brother In Law Brawl
In Linden yesterday afternoon Matilde Johnson was cut with a razor by her brother in law James Johnson during a quarrel. She was taken to St. Elizabeth Hospital after the attack and admitted. she would not reveal how the trouble began. The assailant fled and was at large.
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Linden
Matilde Johnson
James S Johnson
Aight
Alesina —Hospital
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Johan
Union Assemblymen Oppose Fort Plan
Assembly members Pierce and Kirstein voiced opposition to the Governor's plan to tax main railroad revenue. The discussion referenced drying and state taxes, with unclear details due to garbled OCR. The text also mentions Pose Sears and a Dancing Academy, but these references are fragmented.
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Pierce
Kirstein
Nia
Big Liner Republic Reaches Dock Amid Cheers
New York on June 25 witnesses wild cheers as the White Star Liner Republic arrives at the pier carrying about one million passengers after the wreck, with survivors aboard. Passengers’ relatives rush to greet the ship, while many wear gauze and towels, and some wait hours in the crowd.
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New York
Republic
Tallan Line
Stromer Florida
Ratis
Baltic
Bellare
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