Campaign of the New Idea Booms Riker for U S Senate
The New Idea campaign stormed across eleven Newark counties with a mass meeting in the New Auditorium. Speakers included Chandler W. Riker clerk Woohamery and Gen F Robb as the crowd urged support for Riker as the next United States Senator, amid critique of railroad and public service influence in state government.
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Equal Tax Commission
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Blick
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Hind
Verdict Awarded in Cooper Versus Wagner Case
The jury in the Gordon H. Looper and Molly Cooper suit against driver Wagner of Rising Sun Brewery awarded Mrs. Cooper fifty dollars and Mr. Cooper twenty five. The accident occurred when Wagner laid planks on a sidewalk while delivering wine ashes near Frank’s freely close to Sixth. Mrs. Cooper tripped, injuring her right hip, and was told by Dr. Whitehead the injury would not mend fully. Edward P. Nugent represented Wagner. the coopers were represented by doyle Ekbridge.
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Mra
Molly Cooper
Mrstinl Street
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Aygeinst
Whitehead
Wit Hnkbund
Doy Ekbridge
Cooper
Edward P. Nugent
Wagner
Seranes
Verdict of $35 For Thomas Viscount in District Court
In district court yesterday Thomas Viscount was found liable for 35 dollars after a verdict against Matthew Wade for trespass on a property at Potts Avenue. Romnelly appeared for Viscount while Kinard Nugent represented Wade in the case.
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Waw
Matthew Wade
Tle
Fi Pott Avenue
Romnelly
Kinard
Nugent
Wada
Unclear OCR fragment on financial offer and terms
Fragmented text appears to describe an offer or deal with unclear entities and numbers. It mentions a company and a monetary amount around five hundred one dollars but lacks coherent details or identifiable subjects to summarize.
Duel Leaves Lieut Andre Wounded in Paris
Paris on July 13 reports a duel between Paul Cassagrile Jr and Lieutenant Andre son of General Andre, former minister of war. Cassagrile challenged Andre to answer for his father's words, and Andre was wounded in the exchange, the details recorded in memory of General Andre.
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Aworda
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Lieuitenant Andre
Eral Andre
Paul Cassu
Andre
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Cassagrile
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Mitchell appeal seeks review of police court support order
Judge Mahon ordered Mitchell to pay his wife 4.50 weekly after a February 28 case in Police Court. A later District Court action against Mitchell, city attorney Connolly as complainant, yielded a 40.00 plus costs judgment. Koestler appeals, while Mrs. Mitchell seeks maintenance. Mitchell argues he would provide if he and his wife live together.
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Tkenton
Mahon
John Mitchell
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Necksiune
Mitchell
Connolly
Connelly
Koestler Hun
Mitel
Maine
Woman Dies By Own Hand After Gas Attempt
Relatives of Sophie Simandl of 444 Kat Jersey atreet report she had suffered six months of melancholy. After a previous suicide attempt she used gas and carbolic acid. On Wednesday she visited her brother in Newark and asked for help with her baby. Her sister-in-law tried to comfort her, then called Emanuel Simandl, her husband, who promised to come in the morning. The next day Sophie went out, and upon return the shades were drawn and the room smelled of gas. Dr James English arrived, but the body was found before help could arrive.
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Kat Jersey Atreat
Emanuel Simandl
Simandl
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Simand
Jamen ‘Englinh
Data 800
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English Arri
Anton
Feld From Owen Morning From New Singer Building
A painter, HL years old, was found in the Owen area morning hours at the New Singer Building. Police report a fall or incident led to the discovery, with no immediate details on injuries or cause. Further investigation awaited.
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Owen
NEW Singer
Edward F Burke Dead Prominent hotel proprietor dies
Edward F Burke 42 longtime Burkely Hotel proprietor and active community member died at home after a brief battle with typhoid pneumonia He was a widower survived by son Edward and sister Mrs Peter Meswarth Funeral at St Patrick s Church Mount Olivet Cemetery Involved in Elizabeth Council Knights of Columbus Eagles and other groups The America Association holds condolence resolutions this evening A large circle of acquaintances mourns a local figure born downtown and lifelong resident He previously worked as a letter carrier and operated a wholesale liquor business on First Street
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Ie Alexian Hospital
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Burke
Firat Street
Elizabeth Council
Knights of Columbia
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Maternal Order of Eagles
Count Lafayette
Independent Order, of Foresters
Amphen
Bridge plan eyed for Jersey City to Manhattan
At a meeting of the Interstate Bridge Commission yesterday experts were to discuss a bridge from Jersey to Manhattan. Railroads supplying letters favored an air track option. Terminals for the proposed bridge were suggested.
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Manhattan
Jersey City
Deutschland Crashes Into Dover Pier Collision
A distressed report describes the Deutschland steamship colliding with the Prince of Wales pier at Dover while leaving for New York. Captain Kamp struggled to regain control as the vessel fouled the pier, sustaining damage from the incident.
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New York
Prince of Wales Pier
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Levy's July Clearing Sale Opens With Fresh Wares
In today s Journal a July clearing sale notice announces new assortments and bargains. Customers are urged to browse the wares and enjoy shopping pleasure as many items are discounted. The ad highlights varied goods and eye catching prices to attract shoppers.
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Elizabeth College Notice Fragment
Readable fragments reference Elizabeth College with unclear details. The brief item notes an official notice or notice related to the college but lacks discernible actions, dates, or names. Further legible text is needed to establish the event and stakes.
Spreading rails wreck a train in Monon Indiana
Chicago July 13 The Monon passenger train No 20 wrecked near Fair Oak Lane Indiana after spreading rails east of Cincinnati. One passenger slightly injured as engine derailed and toppled. The track torn up for about 150 feet with cars overturning and two sleepers leaving the rail.
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Cincinnati
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Memorial to General Scott committee formed for monument
A city meeting of the Soldiers and Sailors Monument Association created a committee to consider erecting a monument to General Winfield Scott. The group will choose a site, possibly Boott Park, with Bergen presiding and James Connolly among the appointees. Four thousand dollars was approved for Jardine & Bens, leaving a balance of six hundred under contract.
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Genera
Soldiers and Sailors Monument Association
James O. Connolly
Tnetute
Boott Park
Livut-Ceneral Winfield Beott
Bergen
James C. ‘Connolly
Foster M. A
George A Ford
John
Tans
W. H
MacMaster
Tenney
Thompson
Armaents
Raf Eee
Kinnan Murder Inquest Closing in New York
New York July 13 The inquest into the death of Mrs Alice Kinnan murdered on the porch of the old Stenton mansion at 149th Street and Washington Avenue in The Bronx is expected to close today A key witness Mrs Shippo Italian basement resident testified that a man from Avenue A offered money to go to Italy and avoid testimony Marie Perone of 110th Street is connected to the case Michael Fete a man who would appear to be a lawyer is involved Burke W Gibson longtime adviser to both Mrs Kinnan and her mother is to be called as a witness The lawyer seeks to place the murder analysis on a new light and to locate the killer The proceedings focus on why Mrs Kinnan met her death and the alleged witness tampering efforts by a man who may have links to the crime The inquest is expected to determine if the evidence points to a specific suspect or if further testimony is needed
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Alice Kinnan
Stenton
Atreat
Washington Avenue
Shippo
Marie Perone
110Th Street
Avenue A
Iman
Michael Fete
Italy
Burton W. Gibson
Kitman
Gibson
Uil
Girl Folds Into Bella Rosen During Downtown Disturbance
An evening incident downtown involved a girl in a stubborn pose and a witness reports showing restraint and concern. Police were alerted after the disturbance near St State and Mer Ba, with bystander Ms fee providing testimony.
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Hine
Bella Rosen
Thaw Trial Set For October In New York
Harry Thaw will be tried for the murder of Stanford White on October 4 in the Court of General Sessions. Subpoenas issued for key witnesses including actress and Thaw confidante Atlan Nay McKenzie. Prosecution led by District Attorney Jerome. defense by former Gov.-Binck and others. case hinges on premeditation and motive amid Evelyn Nesbit's connections.
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Stanford White
Court of General Sessions
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Mian Newbit
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Murder mystery surrounds Rahway man found on tracks
Rahway investigators probe the death of August Erkson whose body was found on railroad tracks near Garwood on June 12. A missing watch, ring, and robbed pockets point to foul play as detectives seek two men last seen with Erkson the night he vanished.
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Garwond
Wall Street Opens Weak After Bearish Market Tone
New York July 13 The stock market opened weak and fell further in early trading with declines of one to two points across active issues. American Locomotive faced the heaviest selling pressure while traders believed the decline may have gone too far and expected a rally. Government bonds were unchanged and other bonds steady as traders shifted to a bullish stance on oversold conditions.
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New York
Douma Delegates to Attend Inter-Parliamentary Peace Conference
The Petersburg Douma approved sending six deputies to the Inter Parliamentary Peace Conference in London on June 2 and 3. The motion for universal peace dominated debate, with Douma declaring itself the world’s sole parliament seeking to end war and ready to lead the new international peace movement.
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London
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Asain
New International Peace Movement
Outbreak in St Petersberg Parade Ends in Bloodshed
In St Petersburg on July 1 a several hundred strong crowd of workingmen and sympathizers marched from Nevsky Prospect toward the Winter Palace with red flags. Police moved to disperse but were met with defiance. two marchers were killed and many injured as the crowd scattered.
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Une
Hartjie Letters Forgery Trial Resumes In Pittsburg
Pittsburg July 13 The Hartje letters forgery trial resumed at 9 3 o'clock this morning Handwriting Expert Marshall 10 Ewal of Chicago was recalled and cross examination by the libellant’s attorneys continued Ewal stood by his assertion that the letters were written by others than the respondent
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Ewal
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Atturmeys
Jacobson and Son Appeal in Coal Contract Dispute
Jacobson and Son coal dealers contest a Board of Education decision that denied them city contracts after they were the lowest bidders. Lawyers Stamler and Koestler filed a writ of certiorari to halt awarding and seek court review, with the board and E. Pountsey and Townley named as defendants. The case hinges on whether the board can reject the lowest bid without substantial reason, amid attacks on the firm’s integrity.
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Lior & Townley
John J. Stamler
Samuel Koestler
Nga
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Dior & ‘Townley
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Aspeason
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French Deputies Honor Dreyfus Promoted to Major and Brigadier General
July 13 Paris government pressed measures to promote Captain Dreyfus to major and Colonel Picquart to brigadier general, with a plan to restore them to their former standing and elect Dreyfus to the Legion of Honor. The army commission unanimously approved the promotions and the bills were to be voted on in the Chamber of Deputies.
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Glidden Tourists Start for Utica
Rubin July 6 Glidden tourists began their run to Utica this morning amid good weather and high spirits. Dr Bermett piloted the first car, the start passed without incident after a rally at Owasso Lake.
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