Soldier Boys Enjoying Life Despite Heat at Gettysburg Camp
From a Sto Correspondent Camp of Instruction Gettysburg July 12 after extreme heat it was a relief to awaken to cool breezes Sunday hottest day this year no drills scheduled many visited National Cemetery and points of interest around Gettysburg Second United States Infantry Kentucky with chaplain Pruden maintained a library tent for militia members latest books papers kept on file water available many wrote home Sunday evening religious services at the Second New Jersey Regiment headquarters sermon by Rev Handley officers inspected sanitary measures tents and trenches weather aided by a brief shower tents flooded some but no major damage troops prepared for nightly formations with plans for further instruction
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Aly
Cemcorp
Jonnie Wade
Alain
Kentucky
A. A. Pruden Fe
Philadelphia
Statinety
Second New Jersey
Rym
John Handley
D. O
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Sandley
Lynn
Laval
Sword New Jersey Regiment
Twenty-ninth United States Titantry
Striking Fairmakers Delay Picket Line Actions
Senator Vink reports the striking workers and employers making slow progress toward settlement. A stalled mediation effort left the union with many applications awaiting review as the strike continued.
Lay Ground Opens Sunday Amid Repair Delays
An unnamed local project progresses with a Sunday opening planned. Ongoing renovations face delays due to an unavoidable issue, with officials aiming for completion by the first of the month. The situation impacts schedules and expectations for nearby businesses and residents.
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Nj CP
Likely To Turn Down Astfalk Liquor License Bid
The Board of Excise is set to act on Nathaniel H. Astfalks plea for a pew liquor license tonight. Reportedly favored by authority to be rejected, Astfalk once ran a business on Boat Grand Street and had his license revoked for Sunday selling. Also on the agenda is William Roths renewal petition, expected to be refused, and a new filing from another party.
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Nathaniel H. Astfalk
Pew
Escine
Astfalke
Connolly
Vt Talk
William Roth
Weatherman Records Relief With Temperature Drop
Relentless heat abated as a 23 degree fall from 94 to 72 began yesterday and continued today. A man named George Miller collapsed on Iving in daques street and was taken to General Hospital but refused admission. Another man, Morris Rezsler, 45, suffered apoplexy and later died after being found unconscious. hospital care followed. Forecasters promise more relief with possible thunderstorms and cooler night temperatures helping residents sleep.
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Heorge Miller
Flrat Avenue
Iving
Daques Wtreel
East Grand
East Jersey
General Hospital
Morris Tezaler
Rezsler
Station Agent Missing After Suicide Note Found
Plainfield July 1 Special to the Journal William Day a Lehigh Valley Railroad agent at Oak Tree and Potters Crossing stations disappeared from his home yesterday. A letter postmarked Coney Island received by friend Thomas Brantingham indicated Day planned to die and his body would be found near the resort. He leaves a wife. Day's motive remains unknown and officials were notified after he failed to return from work. He previously worked at South Plainfield before taking the two stations. He is about 38 years old.
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Plainfield
William Day
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Oak Tree
Potter’s Crossing
Thomta Brantingham
Day Swying
Dr Ward May Recover Statement from London
London dispatch reports Dr Lealie I Ward of Newark founder of Prudential Insurance may recover. doctors say his condition is hopeful and he is improving after illness. Ward is among early leaders of Prudential.
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London
Lealie I. Ward
Newark
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Prudential
Petersburg Stricken by Severe Cholera Outbreak
The Petersburg area reports a virulent cholera outbreak reaching its most dangerous form. Authorities warn the illness is spreading rapidly, with numerous fatal cases and overwhelming local facilities. Business College offerings and summer courses are mentioned amid the crisis.
Commutation Rate Hearing in Interstate Commerce Court
Washington hosts a hearing on proposed higher commuter rates for New York City rail lines. Jersey Central Lackawanna Lehigh Valley and West Shore defend rate increases as necessary for continued service. opponents urge Commission jurisdiction and examine retroactivity and fairness. Railroad executives including Brownell Trousdale and Cullen testify on traffic, finances, and projected revenue gains.
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Interstate Commerce Connse Siut
New York City
Jersey Central
Lackawanna
Peouaslunin
Lehigh Valley
Weat Shore
Interstate Commerce Commission
George F. Brownell
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Prouty
W. A. ‘Trousdale
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Truesdale
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C. A. Cullen
Cullen
Newark
Poremary
Hin Ol Redt Ras
Knapp
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Replres
German Officer Brutal Dismissal and Prison Sentence
Berlin July 12 Captain Wahlkampf of Infantry Regiment No 111 has been sentenced to two years in prison for brutality toward his soldiers. The court martial was held in secret, and it was revealed that he systematically struck his men during drills, kicking and fingering them, especially those who drilled badly.
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Berlin
Wahlkampf
Rastett
Kouth
Weeret
Baiy
Divers Inspect Hull of Injured Gunboat After Collision
Divers examine the hull of an injured gunboat at dawn after a collision near the river entrance. Rescue teams work to stabilize the vessel and assess damage while authorities prepare an incident report to determine fault.
Salvor Seizes Ship Hull Gear After Naval Maneuvers
The Navy Depart ment and South Wrekin Company arrange salvage of the ruined gas turbine vessel on the beach at Sort Prana. A mission to pivot the vessel is led by Ue work chief Tes on the scene. The small submarine Honita, used in maneuvers, reportedly escaped with minor damage.
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Washington
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Navy
South Wrekin Company
Ney Lamlin
Caine
Honita
Tommie
Fire Devastates Campbellton N B Town, 1000 Homeless
Telegraph report from St John N B describes a massive fire that destroyed Campbellton with four thousand residents left homeless. A baby died while seven men remain missing presumed dead as explosion and wind fed flames. Water mains failed and unknown communications cut off. banks mills churches and the railway station were ruined. Neighboring towns rush aid with food and clothing as the blaze spreads through the western district.
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Campbellton
N. B
T the Richmnit Company
Explosion Heard Miles Away Kills One, Wounds Many
In Cabot eleven miles from Butler Pa a magazine housing 5140 pounds of blasting powder and 1000 of dynamite exploded. Samuel Rosie was killed and twenty others injured as the blast rocked the area. The Standard Pinte Glass Company’s quarry and nearby homes suffered damage. The explosion shattered windows miles away and wrecked the home of Robert Carther, bruising Mrs. Carteret and three children. The cause remains unknown.
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Samuel Rosie
Cabot
Standard Pinte Glass Company
Robert Carther
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Rossie
Democrats to Meet at Broad Street Club Tonight
A Democrat social club meeting is set for 4 30 PM at 21 Broad Street this evening. Notices were not mailed to members due to a miscommunication. Important business will be discussed and the club's annual outing may be on the agenda.
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Broad Street
Let the Journal Follow You Promotes Postage Plan
An old notice invites readers to follow the Journal and pay in advance for delivery by mail. It requests remittance at a stated daily rate to cover the time desired for service.
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People's B and L Meets Report At Grand Street Event
Attendees from The Fi ire beni and Loan Aseo joined a gathering at Grand streets West and East. Several loans were issued and a large number of new shares subscribed, with investors urged to verify details and terms.
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Roosevelt Visit Sparks Georgia Trip Plans
Reporter details Col. Roosevelt meeting in New York with Charles Bowler and others including Bennett, Pinchot, and Stinpaoneft. Pinchot to campaign for Hiram Johnson in California. Roosevelt to consider Georgia trip after hearing Bunyan and Macon delegation plans. Heney visit hinted, and Pinchot outline of speeches in Seventh District and Kansas City.
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Marshall Sthapee
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Macon
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City National Bank
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Roonevelt
Republican Party
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Pinchot
Hiram Johnage
Valn Roosevelt
California
Johnson
Charles I. Curry
Alden Anderson
Gillett
Stimpson
Francia J. Heney
San Francisco
Heney
Vinehot
Seventh
1D. E. McKinlay
Pinenot
William Kent
Mc.Kinkay
Republica
Kunene City
Cannon
Kansas
Merchants' Bank and L. A. elect officers at annual meeting
The Merchants' Bank and Association held a meeting at Desorvation Room Fleet Street last evening. Officers elected include President George C. Otto, Vice President Jam EF Fuhrman, Treasurer James I. Doctor, and Secretary Charles J Morton. Directors named were James A. Laurie Edward n William B Kapilchinski and Louis Fried. Auditors are John W. Krieg and Joby C. Aléverhols. The exunum reported a difficult condition and the annual statement is now being distributed to members. A meeting will be held Monday evening for new officer names and collection dates. The association plans to make loans and will receive applications. A $2 fee was noted for lawn-use permits. Water waste warnings issued by Elizabethtown Water Co. Milk fortification for children advertised.
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Desorvation Tuam
Fleet Street
Laat
George C. Otto
Jam EF Fuhrman
Jannes I. Doctor
Charles J Morton
James A. Laurie
Edward ¥. N
William B. Kapilchinski
Louis Fried
John W. Krieg
Joby C. Aléverhols
Hughes Opposes Loeb for the Governorship
Ai telegraph dispatch from New York reports Governor Hughes opposing Loeb for governor. Conferees with Roosevelt likely center on Loeb and the nomination of either State Superintendent Hotchkiss or Hanks Williams. Hughes plans primary reform and asks Roosevelt to back a slate. He then travels to Glen Cove and Oyster Key before Washington.
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Glen Cove
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Washington
Supreme Court
Germany Defies U S on South American Relations
Berlin reports two official German statements reject any U S supervision of German diplomatic ties with Central and South American states including Nicaragua. The Foreign Office says Germany seeks only better trade in the Western Hemisphere and has no plan for a coaling station. Public reaction notes the discord between the first and second messages and awaits further developments from Washington.
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United Press
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Foreign Office
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Omer
South Amercan
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Geman
Train Wreck Kills Six. Coast Line Disaster Reported
A Coast Line Southern Pacific train No. 75 was derailed near Metztoway causing six deaths and multiple injuries. The engineer, fireman, conductor, and one passenger are reported missing or unaccounted for, with several crew and passengers injured.
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Coast Line
Southern Pacific
Fined and Released After Altercation at Mares Metal Fight
John Morecratt of Vinedure Row and Junieel Lyne of Maine Street faced Judge Wrotro Mat for a reported fight at Mares Metal on WestSeid Avenue. Morecratt was fined MLAB, Lyne was not released, and the court noted the disturbance stemmed from a quarrelsome pace of paid action.
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Vinedure, Row
Juinee Lyne
Toh Lage Street
Maine
Mares Metal
WeetSeid Avenue
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Mlab
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Lyakhean
Aviator Charlen Rolly Dies In Bournemouth Wreck
English aviator Charlen Stewart Rolly, a millionaire and gentry member, was killed when his weight biplane fell forty feet during the Bournemouth aviation meeting. The crash occurred in front of the grandstand as the machine, aft breaking its tail piece, plunged to the ground. Rolly died instantly under debris. others watched as the wreckage scattered across the field.
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Bournemouth Aviation
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Kolin Yan
Remove Assistants of Naval Constructor In Navy Reorganization
Kington July 18 Rear-Admiral Washington Jonapps chief constructor of the Navy faces retirement. The shakeup aims to overhaul Supply and Accounts bureau personnel long at odds with line officers. Secretary Meyer plans new appointments to place senior officers in key posts and curb opposition.
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Tevenai
Kington
Washington Jonapps
Navy
Bureau of
Hepoics
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Bureau of Supplies
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Ata
Almira
Cuppe
Arters
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Meyer
Mme
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Canstryntore
Priivrd
Apps Sgamnet
Andy
Wall Street and Market Fire Report Interruption
Fragmented telegraph style notes describe early market activity in New York with mentions of opened trades, declines and questionable trading sentiment. The passage references bankers, stocks, and brief notes on government bonds amid unsettled conditions and a late morning delay.
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Aradvanes Near Mtrent Event Stirs Local Interest
A fragmentary report notes an event near a town center drawing attention from residents and nearby organizations. Details are unreadable, but the glimpse suggests community focus and anticipated local discussion.
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