Fourth of July Celebrations See Patriot Pride Fades
The survey notes many injuries and few deaths in New York and nearby towns during Fourth of July celebrations. About sixty wounded, including two who lost fingers, with most injuries from toy weapons and celebratory mishaps. Albert Kroki was shot in the leg after a quarrel with John Ege near Kasselli Chemical Works. Continued on next page.
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Soho
Elizabeth
Wien
Alto
Marmlers- Barn
Sitting Bull
Tydisin
Stratemeyer’s
Hie
Ini
Albert Kroki
Delaware Street
John Ege
Kasselli
England demands release of Raid General McLean causes unease
Tangier July 6 England presses for the prompt release of Raid General McLean British subject and commander of the Sultan's bodyguard held by Ratsuli. The Sultan agrees to bandit actions as Tangier and war conditions loom with pursuit failing in prior expeditions and Raisuli's prestige in question.
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Tangier
England
Morocco
McLean
Ratsuti Umbil
MacLean
Siabhas
Prominent Farmer Missing in Dover
Dover Del July 8 Kent county is stirred by the sudden disappearance of Ambrose Morris a prominent farmer who came to Dover Tuesday and went to the creamery with his milk He later returned home for dinner and left the house since no one has seen him despite a thorough search by family and neighbors through woods and local farms
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Dover
Del
Kent County
Ambrose Morris
Morris
Tantoras
Celebrated by party then fought to drown self
Four men battled for thirty five minutes to stop Leriitsky of 63 Dickinson Street Harrison from drowning in Siuten Inland Sound after 1 am. Two rescuers were pulled into the water but saved by others. finally Matrolmen O'Brien and Cowboy pulled the unresponsive man ashore. He was later jailed.
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Leriitsky
Dickinson Street
Harrison
Siuten Inland Sound
O'Brien
Cowboy
Staten Laland
Garibaldi
Soaresi
Street Bridge Plan Nears Route Approval
At a Board of Freeholders session the special committees reviewed the Elizabeth River street bridge project. They reported in favor of a Bailey or rolling type bridge and recommended a $25,000 appropriation. The committee was tasked to work with it further.
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Board of Freeholders
Fleet Street
Elizabeth River
Wee & S
Obituary for Joan Cadwell of Cornwall England
Joan Cadwell longtime resident of Cornwall England and widow of Charles Cadwell died Wednesday after a long illness at her home 239 gesagt She was a member of the Polishers and Buffers Union and Polishers and Buffers Association She leaves a husband two children Funeral services will be held Sunday morning at Bayre street near a church with Reverend Cherise D Tutt officiating Native of Wales she resided in the city for many years followed by survivors including sons Lacten Tull Sonn Cx Tull and Herberti of Men of this city York
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Joan Cadwell
John Cadwell
Cornwall
England
the Oiby
Wei
Leder
Polishers
City Hall Fire and Multiple Minor Blazes Across Fourth
Fire department logs report several fires yesterday including a rocket caused blaze at City Mall building attic. Chemicals and water caused wall damage. Frank Palladino storage at 71 John Street partially destroyed with about 700 loss. Additional fires on Elizabeth and Butler avenues with minor damage and one hotel threatened but saved.
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City Mall
Uie
Frank Palladino
John -Street
Priladino
Elizabeth Ave
Butler Street
Amy
Hergert
Trumbull Steeds
Essex County Insane Man Flags Trains in Newark
An intoxicated or mentally unstable man from Newark wandered to South Elizabeth, removed shoes and stockings, and flagged several trains for a distance before returning to the station. A crowd gathered as Patrolman Rahig detained him. Police consider next steps.
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Weylam
Essex County
John Lang- Jetz
Newark
Yeaterday
Bouth Elizabeth
Ste
Rahig
Essex
Mabon Langus
Eien
Fey Adam
Assault Trial Resumes As Court Opens
In court this morning the assault trial resumed with the defense and prosecution presenting opening remarks. The defendants stand accused of engaging in a violent assault and face trial on related charges as the proceedings proceed.
Summer School Plans Stir Debate at Commercial Derey
A fragmentary notice outlines summer school discussions at a commercial derey. It notes plans involving commercial students and mentions Breed Principal in a context suggesting administrative oversight.
Rockefeller Faces Government Action In Oil Case
Washington reports Judge Landis may call John D. Rockefeller as a witness in the Standard Oil prosecution. Government seeks to probe the trust’s operations while Rockefeller’s appearance could trigger immunity issues and affect appeals over rebates. Rockefeller’s Chicago visit prompts security plans as Standard Oil lawyers push alternatives to testimony.
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Washington
Lahdis
Chicago
John 2D. Rockefeller
Duh C
Jorm
Department of Historie
Iklinum
John D. Rorkefellee
Harold F. McCormick
Lake Forest
Rockefeller
McCormick
United States
Feder Tannis
America
Standard Oil
Landis
Celebration Costs Thirty Seven Lives Record of Independence Day
Chicago notes the Independence Day toll with 37 deaths and 2043 injuries. Fireworks account for 175 fatalities and 1046 injuries, cannons 1 death and 222 injuries, firearms 0 deaths and 167 injuries, gunpowder 0 deaths and 167 injuries, toy pistols 1 death and 208 injuries, runaways 3 deaths and 4 injuries. New York leads in fatalities and injuries.
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Chicago
Liceotratey
Chicago Tribune
Toy Pistola
New York
Dewey keynote frames Pacific deployment plan
Washington July 5 reports that Admiral Dewey has endorsed sending a large Beet of American tattlewhipe to the Pacific. The move, urged by the General Board of the Navy and by the admiral, is said to be supported by the administration with a forecast that the first task will be brought back in a few months.
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Washington
Pacific
Admiral Dewey
General Board of the Navy
Aditalin
Know
Wealthy merchant shot at friend's in New Work
Report from July 5 details a violent incident involving a wealthy merchant and a friend in New Work. Thomas Blossom is linked to the event, with further names and specifics unclear from the fragment. Police are assisting inquiries as investigators review statements and evidence.
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Friend's
Thomas Blossom
Garibaldi Day Observed In Staten Island Ceremony
About one hundred Italians from the city attended a Garibaldi centennial ceremony in Rosebank Staten Island. A pantheon surrounding his former home was dedicated with Italian societies, a parade, speeches by Cole Edward Elders and others, and a Greek tribute recital. The Elizabeth delegation contributed about $150 to the pantheon fund.
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Yaterday
Rosebank
Staten Island
Giaribaldi
G Iaribaldi
Elizbeth
Ciaribaldien Rammilter
Thirt
Garibaldi Lodge
St. Joseph
St. Rocco’s Society
St. Anthony's Society
Abbamnontey Vier Priaest
Charles Williams
Merlin
Arma
V. Orsini
PL Trippodi
Wliams
Howera
Abhamonte
Whi
Cole Edward Elders
New York
Grand Hodge
Maxona
Elisabeth
National Italian Society
Breidt’s Park
Pantheon
Garibaldi
Antonio Menech
Pantheon Jds
Roe Grek
Greece
Elizabeth Men
Pantheem Fund
Mysterious Woman Dies After Glass Wound Case
In New York a woman found dying in Harlem Central room suffered a severed hand injury from glass fragments. She died at Harlem Hospital. police doubt the victim’s identity Mrs G Green, noting the name may be fictitious. The pale, well dressed woman, about 15 years old, had been a frequent hotel caller with money, but left no letters.
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New York
Harlem Central
Hariem Hospital
Yea Otabe
Hariem Central
G. Green
Fear Boy 16 Slain Sparks Wide Search Near Prospect Park
Early reports indicate 16 year old Carl Meyer is killed as authorities and volunteer groups scour vacant lots around Prospect Park in Brooklyn. Meyer had disappeared Tuesday from the home of Grates Kavier Meyer, a local Brooklyn baker, prompting a citywide search.
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New York
Carl Meyer Haw Berr
Prospect Park
Bof
Grates Kavier Meyer
Brooklyn
Croward's Story Denied by Fifteen Depositions
Disorderly court reconvened in Boise Mississippi as fifteen depositions are offered to shape the defense. The defense seeks to admit depositions taken in San Francisco to support a claim related to an exploitation case. Local officials and witnesses remain under examination as the case advances.
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Croward
Boise
Joly Diane
Sha
Hagwoodenonte Court
Francisco
Howe
T A B Excursion To Wake Astley
The T A B Society announces an excursion tomorrow to Wake Astley. The event promises value and interest for attendees. Proceeds or details are limited in readable text.
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T. A. B. Society
Astley
Ice strike ebbs in Manhattan as deliveries resume
New York reports ice supply returning to near normal after mass picketing. Veratti did not end the strike, strikers gradually returned to work as wagons moved again. Brooklyn saw continued refusals with few exceptions and Tangitaland side witnessed rioting. Holiday demand was sharply higher. refrigerators empty, saloons hotels and eateries boosted supplies.
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New York
Manhattan
Veratti
Aa Naual
Brooklyn
Dar'a
Vanderbilt Race and Home Week Debate in Yale County
Citizens debate moving the Vanderbilt Cup race to Yale County during Old Home Week. A leading advocate argues the event would distract from the celebration, while others push for the race to be hosted in New Jersey or Long Island. Union County Freeholders endorse the idea conditionally, seeking alignment with local interests.
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Yale County
Ron
Jatier
Bual New Enterpriser
New Jersey
Che Ptopte
Lang Island
Long Island
Cate
Laland
Vandereup
Freeholders
Wall Street Opens With Broad Gains in Early Trading
In New York July trading showed broad gains as stocks rose in the initial hour. Government bonds held steady while other issues advanced with small fractions to over one point. Brooklyn Rapid Transit led as it climbed to 69 and in similar moves financials like Atlantic Gulf rose to 80 and New York Central near 66.
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New York
Brooklyn
Magoon to arbitrate Havana tobacco strike
Hevane, July, Magoon has consented to act as arbitrator between Havana tobacco manufacturers and their employees, who have been on strike for several weeks. It is believed the move may end the long-pending struggle. Strikers refused a five percent advance offered by the government, and a shutdown was set for the end of July.
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Hevane
Warnersseneral ‘Magoon
Suttons at Terri Tennis Match Report
London July 5 May Sutton gained attention today as she took the tennis court in a notable match. The report notes Sutton's performance and the unfolding events on the day with emphasis on her play and the competition.
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Mite Suttons
Terri
London
May Sutton
Summer School Information At 1 Tuten Street
Information on summer school plans appears in a brief notice advertising courses and contact details at 1 Tuten Street. Readers are invited to call for information and enrollment details as part of a local education outreach effort.
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Call of Are For Information
Tuten Street
Dais
Assembly Moves to Pass Utilities Bills and Probes
In Trenton the Senate faces a push to pass a Hughes era utilities bill and to empower an investigating committee to probe county affairs. Assembly leader Wenert introduced a list of bills sent from the prior session. The assembly also debated a regulation to appoint a three member committee to probe charges against Atlantic City peace official Juhi Wo Hughes Jr. The utilities bill, tied to abolishing voting machines, railroad taxes and wages, could replace the Railroad Commission and centralize control over public utilities. A vote on a printing of testimony and a measure to grant counties and municipalities broader investigative powers were approved unanimously.
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Trenton
Wenert
Assembly
Senate
Avery
Swenkias
Kasex County
Juhi Wo Hughes
Junites of the Peace
Atlantic City
Randolph
New York
Thuenig
Reardon
Backes
Eppinger
Iat
Njnster
Madman launches deadly siege at employer's home
A crazed employee Bulwiski trapped a family in Huntington L I during an all night siege. Richard Carman the millionaire merchant confronted the assailant with an axe and firearm, subduing him until police arrived as Bulwiski fled into nearby woods.
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York
Duly
Ain Magnidoesut Residenum
Huntington
L. 1
Bulwiski
Richard Carman
Bulwinkl
Carman
Tinestamen
Racial Tensions Flare as Police Guard Black Neighbors
New York street turmoil traced to July disturbances with Black residents and patrols. Police guarded quarters from Lid Street to 133th street after clashes left several hurt. crowds fearing retaliation loomed as patrolmen prepared to bolster public safety tonight. Authorities reported a Black man assaulted an officer during the unrest.
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Lid Street
133Th Street
Lane
Conrad
Negra
Negrowé
Ash Burning Discovery Leads To A Death In Altoona
July 5 Altoona Pennsylvania report notes a man driven by financial failure killed himself using a mixture of landsman acid. The garbled text mentions Minara and references financial ruin and a self-inflicted death, with scattered names and local terms.
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Altoona
Minara
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