Singer Muller to join Nilse-Bomenbrend as consulting engineer
Frederick Muller of Singer Manufacturing leaves after 34 years to become consulting engineer for Nilse-Bomenbrend Company, Hartford based. He led Singer’s construction and drafting, and is famed as inventor of numerous machine tools. His new design automates bed plate finishing, previously a multi-step process.
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Trimmer Still Holds Books At Roselle Office
Fragmentary notes indicate Trimmer, appointed collector and treasurer of Rosella, still has books and papers from Charles B. Avis. Mention of funds and turnover to noon suggests unfinished district office tasks and potential transfers.
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Bafta
Jurisdiction Row Baffles District Court Officials
In a clerical dispute, the District Court weighs jurisdiction over a tribunal in semilord and tanent cases. Arguments include service in Roselle for a slow-case and potential appeals from justices of the peace.
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Roselle
Het Court
Lambert
Pennsylvania Buying Land Activity Near New Brunswick
Joseph Greer a local real estate dealer spent the past week in New Brunswick seeking tithe rights for the Pennsylvania Railroad along the route where the company plans to construct a new line. The description indicates active land acquisition discussions.
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Joseph Greer
New Brunswick
Pennsylvania Railroad
Iitends
Shooting Near College Campus Sparks Investigation
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a shooting near a college campus. References to George, Normal Sobedl, and Carswell appear amid garbled phrases about a pending affair and a pistol sighting. The text mentions a crowd, a crossing wall, and a disrupted event at the college.
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George
Obituary fragment from Grenelle battle mentions Mrs
Fragmentary obituary notes a Mrs. tied to the Battle of her interest and a name sequence: Mya, Ty 0, Grenelle with garbled text. The readable parts indicate a obituary notice for a Mrs. linked to the battle context.
Public Service summons set for city trolley nuisance case
A summons for public service punishment by fine is set for February 4 in district court against the Public Service Corporation over nuisance claims linked to trolley cars. The Board of Health and City Council pursue action after reports of unsafe wheel issues and repeated car failures, with Car No. 958 cited among problems.
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Baryeo Corporation
Hine
Board of Health
Seterazbia Om. Debexity
Inda
Public Jce Corporation
Public Service Corporation
Two-Masted Schooner Driven Ashore Off Cape May
The two masted schooner Samide Sharp from Norfolk was driven ashore near Cape May late January evening. Captain Boland and seven crew were rescued with difficulty as the vessel broke up and drifted onto the Delaware coast. Heavy seas and a storm forced the ship onto shallow bars near the spit.
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Atlantic City
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Sharp
Norfolk
Cape
Boland
Delaware
Euiathy Treet
Ime
Tuberculosis Exhibit Opens With Education Map Displays
The Elizabeth Bottery for the Prevention hosts a tuberculosis exhibit at 20 Went Tetsey Street in rooms formerly used by McKinkey Stub. Public viewing runs daily from 1:00 PM to 10:00 PM on weekdays and shorter hours on others. The display aims to demonstrate approved methods of diet and care for patients and to provide ocular demonstrations of disease prevention.
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de Hoyoo
Newark News: Critically Injured Inalysis Incident At Home
In Newark New Jersey a critical condition incident occurred at 410 South Bixtedath Street this morning involving Shuler and a man named Gibbs. Authorities report possible coal gas poisoning or related asphyxia circumstances.
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Newrark
Batrani
Fagan Demands Seat for Every Passenger
A brief note records a demand attributed to Fagan for seating allocation, insisting every passenger receive a seat. The statement emphasizes equal treatment amid unspecified travel conditions. The fragment references multiple repetitions and lacks broader context or corroborating details.
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Fagan
Trust Company Buys Property At Broad And Grand Streets
Atmos Clark property adjoining the Union County Trust Company building at Broad and West Grand streets changes hands from F. W. Woolworth Co. The lot fronts Broad Street and extends 190 feet, with 60 feet on the north side and 25 feet on Grand Street. The purchase finances a larger building plan to ease cramped offices and expand on the principal thoroughfare. The transaction was near completion with details filed in the deed. Washington scene notes mirror local development pressures and a political letter from Senator Dryden of New Jersey.
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Atmos Clark
Ite
Broad and
Grand Streets
F. W. Woolworth &Co
Broad Street
Grand Street
Telephone Directory for Spring Months
A spring telephone directory listing for Lones York and New Co. appears with a partial address at 121 East Grand, indicating a local listing in the community directory. The readable fragment notes a free booklet offered by a local service.
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Lones York and New Co
East Grand Siseeks Bllssbedns
Plated in tecnet the probelan at bask street morning
Michaal and Dominick faced an incident at 1 Bask Street this morning as neighbors reported a medical event and police were called to the scene. The situation involved rapid response and ongoing investigation with no further details available.
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Dominick
Probelan
Bask Street
Walt
Last Tribute to U S Senator Alger
Washington January 26 President Vice President and Senate paid tribute to late Senator Russell A Alger at funeral services held at the Alger residence. Michigan delegation and special funeral committees attended. The Senate convened briefly and the ceremony was led by clergy from New York Avenue Presbyterian Church and Senate Chaplain. The body lay in state later that afternoon with a cavalry escort.
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United States
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Taft
Tr Berry
Dl Nagments Oi Stig
Hioust
Michigan
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Jane Senate
Senate
House
Wallace Hadcliffe
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Edward Everett Hale
Thirteenth Cavalry
Swettenham To Sail For England As Jamaica Governor Resigns
Swettenham will sail for England within a few days after resigning as Governor of Jamaica. A widely circulated rumor states the governor denied comments to reporters and left his Kingston offices amid questions about his future. A letter of resignation to Admiralty is said to have been sent, with British authorities to forward it.
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Swettenham
England
Jamaica
Haltin the Thaw Trial Delays as Jury Panels Exhausted
New York January seventh seventy-seven jurors have been exhausted from examining tabamen. The trial looms with the box filled and nine of its Kor challenges used. Court resumes tomorrow as jurors await morning away from home duties.
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New York
Jen
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Countess of Yarmouth to Return Home
A fragmented item mentions the Countess of Yarmouth and a return home plan. Other phrases reference American Miner Victoria and unknown participants, but details are unclear and names are partially garbled.
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Countess OF Yarmouth
Victoria
Ahene
Roosevelt Sends Heated Message to SRRers
President Roosevelt dispatched a urgent message to SRRers in Washington on January 25, signaling strong action and heightened tension. The terse note reflected decisive policy stance as officials awaited further guidance and responses.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Mystery in shooting of physician raises New York case
A physician, Dr Charles Wilmot Townsend, was fatally shot in bed beside his wife in New York city early this morning. Police describe the episode as a burglary gone wrong and compare it to a prior death connected to the Standard Oil circle. The incident deepens a growing mystery surrounding the Townsend shooting and its link to local figures.
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Gtaten Laland
New York
Charles Wilmot Townsend
Townsend
New Brightom
Charles T. Spier
H. H. Rogers
Standard Oil
Epler
Weathered Market Report From New York January Morning
Early trading showed heavy activity in the New York study market with brisk demand across sectors. The session opened with widespread buying in the 320 line as investors pushed prices higher amid brisk turnover and firm sentiment.
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New York
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