John W. Kern Nominated for President by Bryan Backers
Telegraph report describes delegates at the Democratic National Convention selecting John W. Kern of Indiana as the running mate for William Jennings Bryan after a lengthy session. The roll call moves through states from Indiana to Maine, with Towns of Georgia and McNeill of Clark Howell among those supporting Kern. The scene features Bryan aides, party leaders, and key Indiana support under Thomas Taggart as the final nominating act concludes.
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Thomas Taggart
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Martine Addresses Delegation on Pikes Peak
The article notes M Martine speaking to the New Jersey delegation and tourists on Pikes Peak before the group hurried to Salt Lake City. James, described as clean shaven, heard the oration and the crowd imagined divine favor in a mountain sermon.
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Jersey
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Military Honor for Maj Patterson in New Jersey Troops
Major Robert L Patterson of this city receives an unexpected duty ahead with New Jersey troops at Sea Girt. He transfers from the inspector-general department to serve under Brigadier General Joseph W Congdon to inspect the Second Brigade and train civilian soldiers in army theory and practice during the National Guard period.
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National Guard
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Train Hits Auto Killing Four on Long Island Rail Line
A Southampton special of the Long Island Railroad collided with an automobile at Brookly n causing the death of Mrs Hutchings and her husband and injuring their eight year old daughter who later died. The chauffeur jumped clear as the car wrecked and the train slowed to a stop after the crash.
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Southampton
Long Island
Hutchings
Bishop Potter Sinking Feared in Unclear Report
Fragmentary OCR text references a bishop Potter and unclear terms about sinking and a person named Petar. Readable elements are sparse and may omit concrete events, dates, or places.
One Fourth Sale Noted in Sect Fahede Tale
A fragmented OCR item references a one fourth sale in sect Fahede, with unclear surrounding details and a partial phrase about a Zee es Sse. The readable bits suggest a property or asset sale but lack concrete names, dates, or locations.
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Fahede Ieee Couinest
Child brings chick to hospital with broken leg
A nurse at the General Hospital treats a fluffy chick born July 1 that accompanied a child to the hospital. Doctors assess the chick’s broken leg and discuss recovery while the child hopes it will not be crippled for life.
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Lawyer Arrested in Counterfeiter Case in Danville
An attorney in Danville Alabama aged 35 was arrested on charges linked to counterfeiting. Authorities report the legal professional faced governmental scrutiny and remains in custody for further questioning.
Tailor in Cincinnati Sets Fire After Poker Loss
Cincinnati July 13 Frank Frei a 40 year old tailor grew despondent over a small poker loss. He poured gasoline inside his room and attempted self harm by setting fires amid burning tables as bystanders and attendants fought the blaze until firefighters arrived and intervened.
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Cincinnati
Frank Frei
Tallor
Wes Teeese
Family Forced from City Dump Residence by Health Board
A family was ordered to move from their dwelling near a city dumping ground after health officials deemed the site unfit for living. The authority cited unsafe conditions and compliance led to their relocation, despite initial appeals from the family.
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Jal Kealy
Board of Health
Polles
Brant Dies as Appendicitis Victim in Misread Notice
Fragmentary text reports the death of Mise Louies Brant, daughter of the late Captain William and Malena Brant of 15 Cherry, following appendicitis. The item references services or hospital involvement at Rt Elisabeth Hospital and notes Miss Brast as a member of the First.
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Malena Brant
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Sievt
Eppesdicitia
Elisabeth Hospital
Miss Brast
Baby Found in Central Park Prompts Police Inquiry
Fragmentary notes indicate a baby was found in Central Park with limited readable details about time and condition. Police are reviewing the cryptic report and pursuing potential leads.
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Park
Hearst Backs Bryan Breaks From Democratic Nomination
Hearst quits support for William J. Bryan citing party boss influence and a flawed platform. In a New York Journal editorial he argues the Democratic party lacks reform and reveals no confidence in either Bryan or the current platform ahead of future elections.
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Neighbors Rally Behind Torney in Court Fight
Local residents defend attorney Torney amid accusations from Mrs. Katherine Torney that he lived with another woman and battled her for control of Torney's studio. Neighbors dispute her tale, saying he merely lodged near a business district and that the couple had long been apart.
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Women Accused of Pickpocketing at Electric Park
Ruth Miller aged 19 of 63 Third Avenue and Agnes Rogers of 26 Magazine Street Newark were accused by Oakley Courter of East Orange after he invited them to attractions at Electric Park Newark. Courter said they attempted to rob him and called for help as a police officer arrested Miller and Rogers at the precinct.
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Third Avenue
Thin City
Electric Park
Newark
Oakley Courter
Sterling Strect
East Orange
Miller Girl
Agnes Rogers
Magazine Street
Piet
Gia
Boy Hit by Wagon Receives Severe Cut Near Home
Abraham Greeterg seven year old son of Charles Greeterg of 292 Third street was struck near his home by a delivery wagon yesterday around five in the afternoon. The driver halted quickly and bystanders carried the boy to Stutzlep’s drug store where Dr. Samuel Korngut dressed a deep cut on the forehead before he returned home.
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Charles Greeterg
Third Street
Stutzlep
Samuel Korngut
Supreme Court Justice Kelly Sheds Light on Local Regime
New York July 11 Supreme Court Justice Kelly of Kings County delivered a ruling that cripples the Benator and Will faction in a political dispute. The decision denied a motion for a peremptory writ of mandamus aimed at restraining the election board. The ruling is seen as a major setback for the local regular faction.
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Supremé
Kelly
Kings County
Ais
Schweds Clearance At Broad Street Union College Sale
Fragmented notice shows a clearance sale at Union Business College Broad Street with unclear items including twine and a young man’s purchase. Listed telephone contact 603-Wy and references to January timing.
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Union Business College
Posnid Broad Street
Ised Tesieh
City Officials Seek Double Track on South Road Street
A public meeting at City Hall with Mayor Collins and other officials discussed a proposed double track trolley line from South Broad Street north to Bayway and toward Long Branch Railroad. Public Service Corporation counsel I. D. M. Gilmore promised to study the request, with momentum on both sides for a prompt decision and possible city backing to secure returns on the twenty year franchise.
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Bayway
Long Branch
I. D. M. Gilmore
Public Service Corporation
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Hetener
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Sacar F. Collins
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Mame Wouneil
Pas Chbelae S- Macesy
William H. Ryan
Gouth Broad
Alatrick
Pet
Grneral Calvid
Weekes
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Barber Charged After Knife Incident in Bayway
A Bayway barber named Mike Kacah faces charge after a dispute involving a razor and a knife. Adam Gey tireton of Third Avenue was arrested. Mahon was discharged in the razor theft case. A knife found on the owner’s clothes led to holding under the peace claim.
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Barber
Bayway
Atealing
Kelly
Adam Gey Tireton
Third Avenue
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