Heat toll on babies as city endures record July heat
Intense heat continues with unofficial readings reaching 105 degrees while official highs hover around 102. Hospitals report no prostrations yet and one death today. Nine infant deaths in the first nine days of July match the month’s usual toll, with the St. Katharine capital milk dispensary credited for helping lower infant mortality. The hot spell forces factory closures and a surge in ice and tea sales, while most affected homes cluster east of Elizabeth Avenue where the dispensary is most needed.
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Statenland Sound
Elizabath Avenue
Aixest
Swain and younger woman wed in secret city marriage
An 80 year old man and a 70 year old widow wed in a secret ceremony at City Clerk's office. They requested anonymity and to keep their marriage private, presenting as a fiftyish couple to avoid attention. They hurried away together after obtaining the license.
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Kenuh
City Wall
Aion
Man
Henry
Am . Meabeth Avenue
Mediator May Settle Cloak Makers Strike
Telegraph report from New York July 11 says J Regan mediator of the New York State Labor Department conferred with cloak and suit manufacturers to craft a plan to end the strike. Officials report widespread absenteeism and pickets at factories. union leaders urged workers to stay calm while talks aim to suspend the strike.
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New York
J. Regan
New York State
Penistal of
Regan
Antoott
Welcome Home Johnson Big Parade in New York
New York greeted heavyweight champion Jack Johnson with the warmest welcome seen in the city. Up to 25,000 Black residents gathered near Grand Central, as police struggled to manage crowds and traffic. Johnson’s entourage then moved to West Thirty fifth Street for a luncheon, followed by a vaudeville appearance at Hammerstein’s amid continued celebration and plans for an upcoming appearance.
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the Journal
New York
Johnson
Chicago
Grand Central Station
Forty-third Street
Lexington Avenue
Twentieth Century Limited
Tuxicaba
Automobilen
Achmittberger
Grand Central
Megroea
Trafic
Huron Wilkens’ Resort
Hammerstein's
Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Fostman
Sapan
Hammerate
Jack
Baron Wilkins
West Thirty-ffth Street
Hind
Wilkins
Greater
New Yorkieren
Vebele
Extent of Fight Ban on Exhibitions Listed
Boston July 11 news outlines a government bid to bar public displays of fights in several states and districts. Figures cited include millions in populations and cash values tied to the restricted arena. The document names Maine Texas Georgia New Jersey District of Columbia and Ontario Canada among areas affected.
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Lids
Nooorbong
Yp Witter Shaw
Ay Tiopal
Euleivet
Ormsada
Maine
Texan
Geor- Nirgints
Colunda
Ontario
Canada
United States
Vestalad
Alderney
Loeb Favored for Governor in Taft Meeting Report
Telegraphed summary from Poverty July 11 says William Loeb Jr. is the administration candidate for New York governor next fall. Taft urged Loeb to run and administration support is anticipated. Loeb, said to have Roosevelt and Hughen backing, met Taft at Myopia and later lunched with Norton before visiting Manchester and ill James F. Curtis at his summer home.
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New York
Taft
Manchester
Loeb
Col. Roosevelt
Hughen
Myopia
Leveridge
Indiana Statesman
Roosevelt
Little Girl Struck by Truck Mule Incident on Street
Four year old Margaret Cohen of 529 Livingston Street ran into a mule pulling a large truck owned by Ziegler Newark and Waxabeth Express Company on Kranklngtyrot Street. The mule kicked her side before the wheels could roll over, the driver and another man carried her to a house. Surgeons bandaged her and she was returned home.
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Margaret Cohen
L. Cohen
Livingston Street
Ziegler Newarks and Waxabeth Express Company
Ligingator
Tony
Pinel
Pao
Revival of Fast Line across New Jersey sparks real estate buzz
Real estate brokers in Newark and Elizabeth, pursuing potential fortunes, monitor Pennsylvania Railroad plans to extend fast electric service from Newark to Jersey City and beyond. Rumors say upgrades may extend to New Brunswick and Perth Amboy, with Pennsylvanian activity visible in land investments near the main line south of Elizabeth, suggesting expansion could boost property values.
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Newark
Elizabeth Real Estate
Here
New York
Eiroles
Ohin
New Brunswick
Lrenton
Jersey
Railromd
Pennaslvania
Verney City
Elizabeth
Coal rate reduction urged by oil firm in report
Washington July 1 In a report on coal supply for Grounds Oil Silk Mississippi concern the Southern Railway charges eighty five cents for 140 miles and Winds Central $1 13 per ton for the rest. The oil mill seeks a rate order from the Interstate Commerce Commission to reduce charges and aid industry. Summer session at Lansley Business College begins July.
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Say
Ceregrapn
Washington
Gronnds Oil Silk & Missionippi
Southern Railway
Winds Central
Iit
Fort Mwah
Hei Itavis Central
Interstate Commere Commission
Journal Delivery Notice for Ocean Grove Readers
The Journal announces home delivery to Ocean Grove cottages or hotels with afternoon copies. Readers without an account should pay in advance and remit two cents per day for the service. Notify Walter J. Grote at 118 Cookman Avenue, Ocean Grove, to arrange delivery through the agent.
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Joural
Thore
Ocean Grove
Walter J. Grote
Cookman Avenue
Gotan Grove
Medical men clash over New York New Jersey practice ban
Elizabeth doctors condemn New York State move to bar New Jersey physicians from practicing in New York citing higher standards in New York and potential political motives. NJ doctors view the ban as an unequal impediment while some New Jersey officials argue the standard here is not as high as in the Empire State. The dispute strains cross state licensing and could trigger reciprocal restrictions on New Jersey certificates until a solution is found.
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New York State
New York
New Jersey
T. DuBois Bunting
Union County Medical Society
New York Board of Regents
Norton le Wiknon
All School Phynsiciana
Empire State
Wilsor
Western cement men charge discrimination
A Portiamtermeal manufacturer in Portiamtermeal to Strehigen Indiana and Ohio complained to the Interstate Commerce Commission that meeting rates were set higher for some routes and lower for others, alleging rate discrimination against Pennsylvania and New Jersey shippers. The complaint cites a per mile rate disparity and notes the complainant paid $61,000 in freight over a year.
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Washington
Strehigen
Indiana
Ohio
Elizabeth Endeavor opposes moving pictures in city
The Elizabeth Union of Christian Endeavor and Epworth League passed resolutions opposing any Johnson Telfries film showing in Elizabeth. Mayor Vietie supports the stance, and local theater interest may prevent exhibition, warning of potential losses to the unions and operators.
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Christian Endeavor
Epworth League
Alma
Johnaon
Jeffrien Price
City County
Elizabeth Union of
Epworth Lengo
Johnson Telfries
Reno
Nevada
Vietie Mraving
Thia City
Harry F. Brewes
Elizabeth
Marcum Low
Loew
Proctor’s
F. F. Proctor
Ally
Ntay Entertainments
Anid
Taw
Keith Bon
Praetor
Taow Ia
Elks Day in Detroit Draws 20000 Visitors
Detroit welcomes a large Elk gathering with 20 000 attendees arriving by train and boat. Festivities begin with a morning automobile ride and motorboat trips to St Clair Flats, ending with a Lyceum Theatre program. Mayor, governor, and senators expected to greet the Elks tonight.
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City
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The
Elks
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Atbamtio Coby
Renin
Big Abattoir Burns At Washington Junction Fire
A large abattoir boiler house and power plant owned by the Columbia Cotton Oil and Provinian Corporation near Aslington Junction Virginia were destroyed today in a blaze estimated at 210,000. The district fire department sent two engines but could not quell the fumes from an explosion in the wire led area. The plant was insured for 100,000.
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Somrmay Washington
Columbia Cotton Oil and Provinian Corporation
Aslington Junction
District Fire Department
Wirealeborn, Co . Sens Fhe
Quiet Day for Roosevelt and Local Figures
A quiet day around Sagamore Hill with only one luncheon guest, Fred W. Whitsidge, receiver of the Third Avenue Trade Reed Company of New York, and few political signals. Colonel Mosnevelt and longtime friends shared routine visits as talks focused on routine matters and local college business.
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Coronel Mosnevelt
Sagamore Hill
Fred W.whitsidge
Third Avenue Thadlreed Company
New York City
Evening Specials and Local Prices Ad
Severe department store sale offers special prices this evening from seven. Readers are urged to shop early for bargains on dairy goods and household staples. A note promotes a physician consultation in Raritan Valley area and mentions a local milk product from a farm. Street address and phone are given for a photo service and tailored local ads.
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Worms
Valus
Amd Leals
Local Troops Pitch Tents at Gettysburg Camp
Camp of Twateuction Gettysburg July 10 reports the Second Regiment under Major William Martin arriving by special train and forming a large camp one mile from Gettysburg lawn. Details organized for regimental HQ tents, company streets, and supply lines with 6 000 to 7 000 men expected.
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Umboy
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Martin
Elizabeth
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Gettya- Jing
Mint I
Eleabethy
Mainfielt
Somervilly
Mareheal du Vahana
Snide Ty Unt
Eaele Company
Verman
Buay
Arma
Twenty Ninth Regular Infantry
Company C
H.W. Gardiner
Hike
Sham Batila
Sea Girt
Noted Astronomer Dies First To See Neptune
A renowned astronomer, Leverrier, died today in Potadan. He is credited as the first to observe Neptune, following a historic theory about Uranus’s perturbations. The announcement notes his crucial role in advancing planetary astronomy and his legacy in celestial discovery.
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Neptune
Mertin
Neptunie
Potadan
Leverrier
Mtv
Sie
Uranus
Lim Citi
Wall Street Market Quiet as Traders Sit Out Early Trading
American stock notes show a slow start with little change in prices after the opening. Traders remain cautious as some sectors display minor shifts while others hold steady amid tentative activity and early airings of market sentiment.
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