Heat Wave Takes Toll In City With Several Victims
A severe heat wave swept the city with over a dozen hospitalizations and three serious cases. Kaiser, 48, and John Parker Jr., 5, were overcome in the afternoon and now lie in General Hospital in critical condition. Hewsch, 60, was treated at Alexian Hospital and sent home after recovery. Temperature rose to 78 at 11 AM, near the previous day’s peak, while humidity remained high.
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Toldock
Erick Kaleer
Livingston Treet
John Paak, Jr
Sen
General Hospital
Kaiser
Blue Row
Bayways
Presban Hewsch
Firattreet
Alexian Hospital
Ater
No Relief From Heat Wave Spreads to New York
Lew York July 13 A hard shower failed to break the four day heat wave sweeping York and nearby areas. The weather showed no relief in prospect as temperatures remained intense. In Boston at noon July 13 the heat wave showed no sign of diminishing, with only marginal cooling expected.
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Lew
York
Han
Boston
Beaton
Painting of House Caubes A Suit in District Court
A District Court suit, brought by Lawyer Graff for Rudolph Daegner of 40 Booth Park Street for $300 against Benjamin Konberg of XK Beth Avenue, centers on a house painting job begun July 1 by John Gaffne and two workers Holtman and Elleworth. The case notes the painting was not required by contract, involvement of Mrs Jaeger, and various parties seeking payment and legal action.
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District Court
Graff
Rudolph Daegner
Booth Park Street
Benjamin Konberg
Beth Avenue
Ciiesel
John Gaffne
Dat Gated
Holtman and
Elleworth
Mra Jaeger
Japan
Funeral notice for Coyne and colleagues in local journal
A brief funeral notice lists Coyne among pallbearers and notes a somber service day. The report emphasizes a quiet farewell with family and friends attending the Wednesday ceremony at the local church.
Former Governor Voorhees Injured In Horse Fall
Former Governor Fouter M. Voorhees Brown was riding in the Norse area yesterday afternoon when his horse shied near the Pemmey train zone. The animal reared and fell, leaving Voorhees with multiple cuts and facial abrasion. he remains at home for several days, although not seriously hurt.
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Fouter M. Voorhees
Thoreeback
Walt
Yrill
Pemmey Tranin
Ieee
Iver
Voorhees
Resolutions on Edward S Coyne Death by County Committee
A special meeting of the Colored Republican County Committee at Thomas undertaking parlors adopted resolutions mourning Assemblyman Edward S Coyne. They credit Coyne as a trusted adviser and advocate, extending condolences to his family and noting his service to the party and county.
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Colored Republican County Committee
Thomas
Union Street
C. BR. H. Hawkins
Walter H. Thors
Elizabeth
W. B. Monroe
Roselle
Edward’ B. Coyne
Colored Republican Committee
Union ‘County
Edward 8. Coyne
Boyne
Beratiee
County
Wee
Repuban Candy Peart ‘Committee
Maennerchor Elects Officers At Meeting
The Maennerchor elected officers tonight noting Hugo Wolf and William Meyers among standard-bearers. The society with about 70 members will rehearse September first and prepare for the International Sängerbund at Newark next year. A letter of condolence was sent to the family of a deceased member.
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Masmercher
Tident
Hugo Wolf
Standard-Berers
William Meyers
Sallie
Newark
Werd & Coyne
Lake Formation Downtown From Trash Pile Chronicle
A downtown lake formed from a long trash pile near the brickyard and a sand bed, fed by overflow from nearby works and a cut through marshland. Local residents recall a risky, waterlogged pond that drew attention as an omen of change around a factory district and a mother’s tale of care and safety.
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Steacrast
Geoth Fe
Hay
Beywey
Waclark Wire Works
Howe
Witte Chosen Peace Envoy to Russia in Renewed Pact
Washington reports M Witte appointed chief peace plenipotentiary, succeeding Count Marsviel who resigned. Witte, head of Russia's council of ministers, will sail Cherbourg on July 25 and is expected in Washington by August 1. Official circles welcome the selection, viewing him as a capable negotiator with government confidence.
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Washington, D. C
Ashbansndor Meyer
State Department
SL Witte
Count Marsviel
M- Witte
Council of Thinihters
Ax Runnia
Count Muravieff
M Wittein
Jacob Kaufman Sues North Jersey Street Railway
Painter Jacob Kaufman sues the North Jersey Street Railway Company for 300 damages in district court over a noon June 2 collision on Elizabeth avenue. Kaufman, with employee Harry Kot, was driving his down track when attempting a right turn. The defense contends the maneuver was unsafe or misdescribed.
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North Jersey Street Railway Company
John A. Bernhard
Jacob Kaufman
Kaufman
Harry Kot
Drivi
Elizabeth Avenue
Fourth
Cas
Gearbess
Essen
Harry Leslie case booked after luggage theft at lodge
Police report recounts a late night arrest at Monkey Mike's lodging house. Officers found Leslie and placed him in custody while Dayle prepared to prosecute before Judge Mahon. Harry Predel maintains innocence as Dayle presents the case.
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Onrenberger
Harry
Tad Naka
Cowboy
Monkey
Mike
Leslie
Mise Dayle
Harry Leslie
Police
Hie Dayle
Vary
Edward Hersh Near Deata's Door Improve After Surgery
Edward Hersh, the one year old son of Loula Hersh of L F Hersh and Biro wholesale grocers, who underwent appendicitis surgery at General Hospital Monday night, is improving. Doctors say the patient is progressing nicely as he recovers.
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Edward Hersh
Loula Hersh
L. F. Hersh & Biro
General Hospital
Skinner Calls for Aumd as Investigation Sought
Erratic OCR fragment mentions Skinner urging an investigation involving Aumd as a Baptist Church tied to Rev. W. P. and Grate Slants, with unclear local context and names. Readable facts show a request for inquiry linked to religious figures and a church.
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Skinner
Max
W. P
Aka
Baptist Church
of Ie
Uproar in French Chamber Over Amnesty Bill
Paris July 13 A violent uproar disrupted the French Chamber of Deputies during debate on an amnesty bill for those condemned in the revolutionary conspiracy case. Socialist leaders M Jathren and M Brisson protested as War Minister Berteaux announced the project would be voted on, the chamber erupting until President Doumer entrusted fire to restore order and adjourned the session.
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Paris
Breat
Chamber of Deputies
High Court
Senon
Beatia
M. Brisson
Dounier
Empire State Bankers Meet in Frongerie Hotel
Bankers from across New York convene for the twelfth annual New York State Bankers Association meeting in Frontenac New York at the Hotel Frongerie. Charles H Sabin vice president of National Commercial Bank Albany delivers the annual address on public confidence after the Life Assurance Society scandal. Former Attorney General Damen M Beck follows with a talk titled Moneyphobia discussing fiscal responsibility ethics and distrust in finance.
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Frontenac
N. Y
New York State Bankers’ Association
Uitable Life Assurance Society
Mr. Babia
Damen M. Beck
Necal Deeston
de Mey
Ani
Hoboes Surprised by Policeman in Court Room Scene
A garbled court transcript shows Hoboes surprised by a policeman as Moran Denman Kirk McNama Nolan enter a room. The judge debates the prisoners conduct and sentences Higgins reflects on constant labor while Danny Davis remains unsettled.
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Moran
Denman
Kirk
McNama Nolan
Gabe
Andy Donovan
Danny Davis
Danny
Higgina
Miss Gillick Recovers From Yellow Fever
Washington July 19 The Panama Canal Commission received word that Miss Gillick has recovered from yellow fever. The report states she is no longer contageous and is being cared for by medical staff at a government hospital in Washington D C.
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Miss Gillick
Washington, D. C
Panama Canal
Maginnis Chosen Head of Pennsylvania Educators
Maginnis named head of the Pennsylvania educators association amid a meeting in Harrisburg. The selection follows a year of leadership changes as Des J. McUsselkey and other officials from Sunet Lat Ro are noted in attendance.
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Maginnis
Pennsylvania
Seine
Pa.ray 13
Profemer L
A Hoe
Ee Es Tora
de. J. McUsskey
Sune Lat Ro ' Vt
Union News Stead in Jersey City Station
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Jersey City, unions, and station activities with unclear context. Readable items reference a news stead and local movement but lack coherent details or verifiable facts.
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Union
Jersey ‘City
Osappel
Gilbert Declines State Senate Bid Surprises Republican Ranks
Plainfield July 13 Former Mayor Alexander Gilbert declines to accept the Republican nomination for State senator from Union County surprising local Republicans. The meeting of Young Republicans tonight will push for William N Runyon as the party's candidate, despite the split with the local organization.
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Alexander Gilbert
Republican O Party
Union County
Courier News
Gillert
Gilbert
Pad
William N. Runyon
Runyon
Vane
Tally
Thia
Taymaine
New Jersey
Annie Marie Saxton Weds Frank Branwood Willard
Reports from the cotton growing area indicate crop prospects, while in Philadelphia Mrs Laura T Saxton’s daughter Annie Marie Saxton married Frank Branwood Willard, a prominent Portland merchant. The match contributes to regional ties as accounts from Cairo and other Mississippi Valley towns filter in with updates on delays and market notes.
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Cairo
Ron Tos
Boston
Annie Marie Saxton
Laura T. Saxton
Philadelphia
Frank Branwood Willard
Portland
Fraud order issued against Mrs Kirkman in New York
Washington reports a fraud order was issued against Mrs Kirkman of 168 East 9 Street New York. She allegedly used hair and date of birth to claim she could provide full life history to the post office department, then asked for money sent through the mails for such information and failed to deliver.
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Kirkman
Washington, D. C
East #9 street
New York
Money Lost Recovered in Walnut Street Case
A report states money found on Walnut Street was to be returned to the owner after neighbors alerted authorities. J Mabon and Johnny's guardianship were involved. the court, with Judge Mahog, allowed release to travel with his mother on her promise to reimburse the loss.
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Walnut Street
J Mabon
Johnny's
Mahog
Mies Doe
Property Bought by Hersh & Brother
Property bought by Hersh and Brother on East Grand Street near the city. The parcel fronts 35 feet with an estimated depth of about 70 feet, and a telegraph building will remain. Construction planned to rise five stories high for housing purposes.
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Hersh & Brother
Chufnad
East Grand
President Roosevelt Receives Russian Ambassador at Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay July 13 Roosevelt met Baron Romanovitch von Rosen the new Russian ambassador aboard the Sylph. The ceremony included a cordial exchange of remarks and the ambassador accompanied by Roosevelt and family planned a New York visit with relatives after the reception while Secretary Loeb begins a vacation travel to the Teton region.
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Oyster Hay
N.Y
Roosevelt
Ryda
Baron Romanovitch von Rosen
Sagamore Tl
Sylph
New York
Peipee
Ambaemdar von Roxen
Inchon
Mia
Kermit
Ethel Roosevelt
Elks Leave Buffalo for Denver 906 Reunion
Buffalo July 18 Thousa ds of Elks attending the annual reunion here began leaving for home this morning Sections of the grand lodge will be held today and tomorrow marking the end of the Buffalo gathering Denver won the con flict over securing the reunion in 1000 4H voters against 242 from Cal Last night revelers exploited parade liberties and caused fear as crowds rushed home Police restored order as decorations and the grand lodge remained the focus The prize for the news houses will be awarded.
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Buffalo
Grand Lodge
Turbine steamer Virginias fails to break landing record
The Allen Line turbine steamer Virginias attempted a new landing record but encountered a failure. Reports from Halifax indicate the effort was unsuccessful and resulted in a reduced expenditure or setback amid ongoing trials.
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Halifax
Saly
Allen Line
Virginias
Bag- Yand
Boy's breast injuries from chase reported in city
Henry Dalton, aged 13, was rushed to Alenian Brothers Hospital after a car fea rite incident tore his chest and punctured a lung. He was stabilized and placed under care as of today.
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Henry Dalton
Weccechsielz
Shoe News ad jumble hints local commercial college
Fragmentary text shows an advertisement mentioning a shoe news section and a commercial college. It references visiting a store and indicates a page with prices and seeds city hints. The readable parts are garbled and do not provide clear names or concrete details.
Unclear OCR Item Mentions James and Foul Jouss Ips
Fragmentary text references names and phrases like James Foul and Jouss Ips with Div, unclear location or event. No coherent details to identify people, organizations, dates, or outcomes.
Principal for Battin High School Appointed In Assembly
The Board of Education met at City Hall and awarded contracts for school coal. Willan F. Little was named principal of Battin High School at 2000 annually, effective September 1, while Miss Euan Ralston became secretary to the superintendent at 450 annually, effective August 1. The report highlights Little’s background, including his Middletown Wesleyan education and prior teaching work. Bids for school furniture and fencing were reviewed and referred to appropriate committees for consideration.
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Board of Education
Billa
Hide
Battin High Behnol
Willan F. Little
Battin High
Wesleyan University of Middletown
Conn
Pennsylvania
Board of Man
Calla
Robert M. Moore
Edger Place
Henry Floyd
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
New York
Tmerr
Stamford
Harsee Mann
University of Heidetergy
Columbke
Burke
Butlers Garrison
Berets Homey
Thes
Neware — and Church Furniture Company
American School Furniture Acqantom McManus Brow
Bkeat
Behgole
Iex Kerr & Son
L. A. Hoffman & Kon
Ian Smith & Waleb
Sith
Behool
Venir
Charles —Silbacher
Lenmerdiog
Alexander Ie
Charles Vioeken
Brokker
Bee
James
Caml
Cemaider
Dee Int Woodes
AL. Clark
Steve
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