Pastor Wins Board Vote Against Cafe
The meeting of the board of Excist at Foley and Middletom transferred the sdenke to John Mc Miller and granted a liquor license to Matthiny Black, with four new resolutions proposed to regulate saloons within 50 feet from ward lines and fee increases for inns and bottlers. The transfer was initially refused and several applications were withdrawn or postponed. the president tabled action after lengthy discussion on saloon morality and community impact.
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Stremwanins
Foley & Middletom
Firat Street
John Mc Miller
Caspian Street
of & Licenna
Matthiny Black
Sol Third Avenue
Kling
San Oi
Whelan
Miners Injured in Powder Explosion at No 8 Colliery
A keg of black powder exploded on a mine electric train in Hughestown borough near the No 8 shaft of the Pennayl Anh Coal Company. Ten men were on board. eight are hospitalized. Three severely burned, two saved at home. Spark from the motor likely caused the blast.
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Hilston
Piistan
Miny Cora
No. S
Pennayl Anh Coal Company
Ughestown
Usly
FAKER MEETS DEATH IN Bizarre Paris Hanging Incident
Paris reports Pierre Mailette, a reputed figure in local circles, died by hanging after a fatal attempt to flee what locals described as a grim fate. Witnesses recount a struggle at home before Mailette tied a rope to a chandelier and leapt, his foot slipping as the rope held him. The morgue later received testimony from his widow. Local notices mention Elizabeth Commercial College for shorthand and bookkeeping courses with McMickle as principal.
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Paris
Pierre Mailette
Ary Fittehding
Sulewdte
Tipay
Han Tsun
Marlett
Flames Drive Out Families In Delaware Street Fire
A fire on Delaware Street in the early morning drove families from 244 and 229 and threatened nearby homes at 243. Neighbors aided victims as firemen fought to stop spread of flames from a likely defective flue. Loss estimated around 9000 with insurance expected to cover. Chief Gerstung notes probable fire origin unknown.
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Wwe
Delaware
Arime
Yat Delaware Street In the Hnnce Occupied Lydon Mojer
Mrstila MH
Donahie
Avwatelimian
Anatvon Chengeal Company
Chen Rai
Novara
Siir
James Martin
Dal Aiken
Michert Pritchard
Gerstung
Meipr. Dua
Pen
Fourth Street
Senate Bills Appear Little Is Accomplished
Trenton January 21 The Senate considered a US senator ballot vote but produced little of note aside from Frelinghuysen proposing health board approval for plant locations and operation methods for waste disposal. Senator Brown of Monmouth sought a bill allowing certain debtors to meet debts via funds from donors. Senator Fitzherbert moved to abolish Morrin county free judicial district and required bond filings by justices of the peace. A Lincoln Republican Club Paterson petitioned against abolishing county seats for tax equalization.
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Trenton
United States
Senate
Frelinghuysen
State Board of Health
Brown
Monmouth
Waas
Fitzherbert
Morrin County
Common Pleas
Lincoln Republican Club
Paterson
Prince
Depew Nephew to Wed Mrs Park in London Wedding Plan
Announcement says Chauncey Mitchell Depew’s nephew will marry Mrs. Trenor TL Park. Mrs Park, daughter of Mrs. Julian Catin of Fairholme, has been a widow for three years and recently visited Morristown. The couple plan a London ceremony and will reside in Paris after.
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Zournals
Morristown
Trenor TL. Park
Chauncey
Mitchell Depew
Park
Julian Catin
Fairholme
Depew
Chauncey M. Depew
New York
Appointment of Frank Tlagun City Collector Sparks Harmony Talk
In Jersey City this afternoon Frank Tlagun was appointed city collector by Mayor Wittpenn, rival Robert Davis, a deceased educator and local Democratic leader, challenges the seat. The move signals tension within Hudson County’s Democratic ranks and hints at broader party divides as Wittpenn’s administration continues.
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Jersey City
Meso
Otte Th. Wittpenn
Frank Tlagun
Robert Davis
Davis
Hudson County
Hague
Wittan
Ian
Dewocraric
Wright Sure of Acquittal
Charles M. Wright awaiting trial for murder in New York after a subway shooting. He claims self defense and his supporters in Trenton believe he is innocent or framed. District Attorney Whitman and assistant DA McGuire plan to subpoena witnesses. Wright’s attorney Edwin Duffy prepares a defense amid delays.
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Charles H. Wright
New York
Journal Today
Charles MH. Wright
Sayre Place
Thin City
Si Klling
Donvich
Niework
Chas
Ay Wright
Wright
Wally
Cate Wright
Pre
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Whitman
Edwin Duffy
McGllire
Fistrer
Wid
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Excise Commissioners Seek Salary Increase Proposal
The excise board plans a committee with the Finance Committee of City Council to urge an appropriation. They aim to raise salaries from the current token of one dollar annually to a more substantial amount. President Peter M. Kling leads the effort, with most board members reportedly in favor.
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Escine
City Council
Peter M. Kling
Trolley Men May Strike In Luzerne County
Girardville Union trolley workers in Luzerne County Pa served notice on Sproulkill Traction and Lakeview Company to strike Saturday if their demands for 12 hour overtime pay and 82 for ten hours are not met. They now earn 82 a day, and have moved from Third Street to 15 Third Street corner of Marshall.
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Jontuan
Mahoney City
Girardsville
Spriaykill Traction and
Lakewite Company
Nevada Obeys People’s Will Amid Senate Deadlock
A fractured national scene unfolds as factions clash over a United States Senate race. Delegates accuse bribery and option deals influencing the nomination process. Key figures cited include Chilton, Watson, Shock, and Mo Houston, with party lines shifting as attempts to break the deadlock fail. Local state actions and telegraphic reports shape the ongoing political stalemate.
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Ane
Charlentinn
Tuadiy
Chilton
United States
Shock
Hirston
Watson
John H. Davin
Dintelet
Paradhe Cancur
Steam Mangle Bursts Kill One and Injure Six
A boiler explosion at the Landry factory on Eleventh Street, Philadelphia, killed a 24 year old woman instantly and severely injured another woman, with iron fragments injuring six more workers. Heavy steam pressure is blamed for the cylinder splitting and the iron debris flying through the room, sending 2500 workers into a stampede.
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Journal
Philadelphia
Dun
Othe Landry
Amerie
Eleventh Street
Deal
Pooni KE
Wall
Thelen O'Rourke
Try Eye
Ira
Florida Aviator Plans Cuba Flight From Key West
J A McCurdy of Florida plans to fly an aeroplane to Havana. He tinkered morning and awaited Uswind moderation. Weather was favorable though a 14 mile blinding wind at 1 oclock and Havana noted sand hid velocity. Support crew stationed at intervals. McCurdy aimed to improve to over a mile per minute if winds stay favorable.
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the Journal
Key West
Fla. Dan
J. A
Me‘urdy
Havana
McCurdy
Progressive Platform Endorsed by Roosevelt Sparks Debate
Readable fragments describe Roosevelt backing a progressive platform and criticizing party factions. The text references party aims, referenda, presidential leadership, and calls for reform while noting divisions within the movement and potential electoral strategies.
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Roosevelt
Schenk trial heads to the jury in a tense court session
The trial of Schenk progresses with lengthy testimony as prosecutors press to persuade jurors. Key witnesses include Mickey Bayer and Daniel Phillips while defense argues during the lengthy arraignment and cross examination. The public remains eager for a verdict amid dramatic testimony and appeals for mercy for the defendant’s family.
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Mickey S. C. Bayer
Mia
Louisa Sehoik
Ad Crews iv Jiney
Boyes
Nuames
Daniel Zone Phillips
Rouge
John Kehenk
Whan Sehenk
Sbout
Ahovon
Ant Dagen
Arman
Martine Wins Senate Seat With Spare Votes
In a closely fought New Jersey session, Martine secured the United States Senate nomination amid a split chamber. Several supporters backed Smith, while Martine’s victory came as key lawmakers endorsed his candidacy and affirmed commitment to direct primary elections.
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Fiuunt
Leavitt
Dummer
Miines
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Hrd
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Layden
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Turner
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Hve
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Kean
Hat
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tMrinkey
Martino
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Hurtxon
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Martine
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Stokes
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Fort
Bow
Che Aiame
Senate
Mellowan
Daniel F Smith
Tatter
Assemblyine Piller
Speeclye
Assemblynen Donnely
Agnew
Walah
Henatir
Martlie
Farilay Uieler
Imonibern
Critest
Tweed Seargeli
Tomhell Etter
Congress
Statement by Smith on Senate loyalty and party lines
A fragmentary report discusses Senator Smith and party loyalty amid current tensions. It mentions votes pledged, return to home, and possible shifts in support within the Democratic and allied groups. The piece hints at congressional alignment and potential influence from party leaders on strategy.
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Rome
Sani Ch
Newaeh
Pittwabinn
Mr. Smith
Ryan
Tiger Football Team May May Wolverines At Peay
Fragmented OCR text references a Michigan Wolverines football context with mentions of Bartelme Princeton and Pennsylvania. details are unclear and garbled, but implies a notable game discussion and schedule for a November contest on Princeton grounds with comparisons to other teams and a coaching figure.
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Peay Wolverines
Felageaph
Tamir Tale
Meh
Simm
AP Hiei Prineetom University
Bartelme
Peinceton
Princeton
Famous Aviator Weds in London Ceremony
An enduring celebrity aviator marries in a London ceremony. The event drew notable figures and tabloids highlight the union amid crowd excitement and distant press attention.
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Londo
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