Perkins Nomination Highlighted At Union County GOP Meeting
Charles N. Codding nominated Randolph Perkins at the Republican County Convention in Berkely Hall. The Westfield mayor was unanimously endorsed to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Assemblyman George H. Embree, with full county representation and orderly proceedings noted.
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Ted
Berkely Hall
Pron Street
Randolph J. Perxine
Westfield
Assembly
Calvert
Fernard Cirsel
Noh Morrison
Chonen Neerenny
Charles N. Coddings
Weatfield
Clinton
A. Mckenzie
Elizabeth
D. Floyd
Robert Kirkland
Elizaeth
Andrew Dott
James Hope
Roselle
P. F Wilbur
Plainfield
W. W. Connolly
Weatfeld
William Hall
Craford
Reed
Rahway
George Perot
I. W. Murray, Jr
Hamilton
F. Kean
Chaney N. Codding
Randolph Perkins
Union County
Ameaibirnes
Embree
Democratic Primaries Slow Across City Wards
The Democratic primaries showed general apathy in multiple wards with voters largely uninstructed for any candidates. Names appear garbled in ward lists, reflecting OCR errors rather than clear ballot guidance.
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Jerem Bei
Ae Jin J
Salty
Inne
Detarumes Lane
John F. Ierath
Jon Pe
Ron Rent
Arthur Lovens
Otte i Manta Pyre
Ae Bia
Willies Toonmant
Patri Prtrich
Sie
Ravering
John 2
Dis ‘Georges
Werd
Daniel Denilales
Tmith
Aite Saleaeyendn
Amnon Hw
Unclear OCR Item Hints At Crime or Injury
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered words and names. appears to reference an incident involving Parker and others with potential injury and police or witness remarks. Unable to determine clear event, date, or entities from the readable portion.
Tragedies on Icy City Sidewalks Prompt Warning
Pedestrians slip and fall on treacherous sidewalks across the city as icy patches spark numerous unplanned acrobatics. Chief Tomney cites a five dollar fine for snow removal neglect and warns residents to clear paths to prevent further injuries and potential enforcement actions.
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Scott
General Jackson
Mother Earth
Journal
Tomney
Atwater Decides Interesting Case In Favor Of Plaintiff
Judge Atmalat ruled for Mrs. Mary A. O'Sullivan in her suit against Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. The case, tied to an alleged policy involving Alice Reilly and Willie P. Voorhees, cited a potential recovery of about $200. Facts indicate Reilly may have left the state or forfeited a required affidavit.
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Mary A. O'Sullivan
Metropolitan Lif Insurance Company
Atmalat
Plaintff
O’sullivan
N Ng Caialatras
Beef Troubles in Police Court Case
Benjamin W. Cleveland of 356 Warren Street Newark testified before Judge Mahon in a police court hearing sparked by a dispute with William Van Pet of Armour Beef Company. Cleveland described threats and alleged coercion linked to a case involving a river dispute and a request for money from the defendant.
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Benjamin W. Cleveland
Warren Street
Newark
Mahon
William van Pet
Armour Beef Company
Cleveland - al
van Pelt
Th Cheeta Ly
Flour Sale Notice Amid Seasonal Goods
Fragmentary notice reports a flour sale event with unclear details. Readable text mentions a green something and red items, with no specific date, place, or price.
Alliance Convention Reports on Death of Monsignor Doane
The State convention of St Patrick's Alliance of America held in Gallagher's Hall East Grand and Catherine streets drew ninety six delegates from across the state. Speeches by Mayor Berry and city officials followed prayers by Father Smith. Committees reported progress on finances branches and charity to widows orphans and dependents.
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St. Patrick’s Alliance of America
Gallagher's Hall
East Grand
Catherine Streets
Alliance
Daniel Fallon
C. J. Tipper
Peter Gallagher
A. J. Ryan
Fames Boyle
Berry
Smith
Ryan
Connolly
Collins
Edward Nugent
John T. Bradley
New Brunswick
Father Smith
St. Patrick's
Merita
J. J. Boyle
Elizabeth
J. R. Bradshaw
John Grady
Orenge
Patrick Fallon
Morristown
Jeremiah Desmond
Perth Armbay
J. Paterson J
Kerwick
Dover
John Ie
Paterson
D. J. Key
Michael Hearne
P. J. McLoughlin
Frank T. McGowan
Trenton
Patrick Orange
Factory Blaze Levels Record Building in Camden
Fire swept the Viele Talking Machine Company Record Building on Market Street in Camden today destroying the structure. The blaze began around nine thirty in the morning and caused extensive damage to the factory complex on the block.
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Victor Talking -Meeting Company
Camden
Viele Talking Machine Company
Obituary Notice for Aie Walle Drape
Obituary records aie walle drape death with sparse details and outlet source notes. Further biographical specifics are not provided in the readable text.
Relief for Worthy Poor Report From City Mission Meeting
Miss Sarah J Keron reported on work by the Relief for Worthy Poor at a meeting held yesterday at Mrs L H Now with President Mrs A F Young presiding. She cited 107 calls and visits to 25 destitute homes amid severe weather and unemployment. Thanksgiving dinners served for 74 people and Christmas aid supplied by benefactors. The mission, begun by churchwomen, relies on local generosity and plans ongoing aid for distressed families through winter.
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Louis My ‘Noe
Elm Street
Mra. A. F. Young
Sarah J. Keron
Rej
Keron
Havitg
Bomen
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Enet Broad Street
Brooklyn Man Arrigned After Robbery Attempt Incident
Zahi Sandi of 247 Emerson Street Brooklyn was arraigned this morning before Judge Mahon. At 4 pm Officer Reitemeyer moved through North Broad Street and arrested him after a failed license evade. Sandi was taken to police headquarters for processing as Mahon questioned him about the origins of the bag and the shirt stock.
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Egerot
Zahi Sandi
Emerson
Glass
Brooklyn
Fudge Mahon
Reitemeyer
Police
Mahon
Judge Mahon
Runaway trolley car crashes into sleigh in street
A runaway trolley car crashed into a sleigh on a city street injuring passengers and damaging the sleigh. Police and emergency crews responded, and investigators began to determine the cause of the derailment.
Oberlin's Bank in Turmoil Amid Degraded Premises
Obscure report notes a financial institution in Oberlin facing a troubled condition with unclear causes. The brief mentions debited assets and possible structural issues affecting its operation. Local observers await clarification from officials.
Japs repulsed as Russians gain ground near Mukden
Reports from St Petersburg say Russian forces hold all captured positions after a forward move begun January 20. Japanese attacks on the Russian right are described as repulsed while Oyama details battle south of Mukden. A British steamer bound for Vladivostok was seized with contraband.
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St. Petersburg
Jat
Kuropatkin
Baron Hayashi
London
Marshal Oyama
Mukden
Oyama
Tokio
Vladivostok
Prince Eitel Passing Crisis Deepens in Berlin
Berlin January 81 Prince Eitel Frederick Kaiser’s second son, ill with lung inflammation, is said to be at a crisis point. Doctors watch for outcome in the next twenty four hours as the prince shows some improvement but remains weak with high pulse, uneven lung signs, and lingering fever.
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Berlin
Eitel Frederick
Princess Victoria Undergoes Appendectomy at Buckingham Palace
London reports that this morning Sir Frederick Treves operated on Princess Victoria at Buckingham Palace for appendicitis. The operation followed a feverish episode and was performed with King Edward III and other royals nearby.
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Princess Victoria
London
Frederick Treves
Victoria
Edward
Buckingham Palace
Fey
Fire Excitement Kills Philadelphian at Burial Site
A fragmented report notes a fatal incident connected to a burial site involving a Philadelphian named Guta or similar. The incomplete text mentions flames, a fire, and a dramatic scene at a cemetery or burial area in Philadelphia.
Roosevelt Back P Mllington Plan Seems Unclear
Unclear fragment suggests Roosevelt backing a plan involving P Mllington dated June 31 but lacks concrete details or incident. The readable text hints at political or planning context without confirming events or outcomes.
Efforts to Save Woman From Gallows In Vermont
Rutland Vermont January 31 Attorney T W Moloney telegraphed Governor Bell asking for a reprieve in the case of Mrs Mary M Rogers sentenced to be hanged at Windsor Friday He asked to stay the order to allow presentation before the Vermont Supreme Court now in session at Montpelier Moloney says new evidence could sway a fair minded jury to a murder in the first degree verdict He expresses confidence the Governor will grant a reprieve.
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Rutland
T. W. Moloney
C. J. Bell
Walden
Mary M. Rogers
Windsor
Moloney
Supreme Court of Vermont
Montpelier
British steamer Alban in great peril off Zandvoort
The British steamer Alban of 2,420 tons, captained by Cox and bound from Newport News to Amsterdam, is in grave danger off Zandvoort as a heavy storm hinders rescue efforts. Assistance has been sent but high seas and gale conditions threaten the crew and vessel.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Newport News
Virginia
Zandvoort
Cox
Albau’s Position Has Become Mont Critical. Efforte
Reade
Congress Boosts Up Trust Fees In DC Charter Law
Washington January 31 The Senate passed the House bill raising District of Columbia charter incorporation fees from one dollar to forty cents per one thousand dollars of capital stock and granting the recorder of deeds power to reject applications not showing good faith subscription.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Senate
Recorder of Deeds
Gallinger
Committee On
Wall Street Opens With Broad Strength Across Markets
The New York stock market opened strong with Vanderbilt stocks leading gains and the market showing active movement. New York Central jumped over 2 percent as Big Four and Southern rail issues rose, Nickel Plate up 5 percent, Chicago and Milwaukee common and preferred up 4 percent, and Union Pacific up 1 6 percent. Government bonds remained unchanged.
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New York
Merming
Vanderbilt
Chicago
N.Y. C
M. W
Civil War in Warsaw Report Traced by European Dispatches
A series of dispatches from Paris, Berlin and Saint Petersburg describe unrest in Warsaw with barricades, arson, plundered shops, and a martial populace. Rebels put roads and telephones out of action as clashes continued around improvised barricades and revolutionary authorities emerged in Lectochowa.
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Berlin
the Zeitung
Warsaw
Russia
Lectochowa
Fragments Reflect Tragedy Testimony And Confusion
Disjointed OCR text hints at a Paris incident with witnesses and a beatified figure. Mentions tragedy and deaths, but details are unclear and names are obscured. The fragmentary report suggests confusion surrounding events and victims.
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Prince Eitel
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Panama Railroad
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Amal
Perth
Iskand
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Gevasti Wtater
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Tioli Vauxhall Lant
Clado
Cintas
Russein Ake-hewring
Edie
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