Five killed as dirigible crashes near Pattscheid
Cologne reports Flerr Erbstosk a famed German airman and four companions died when their dirigible Erhnloeh plummeted 5,000 feet near Pattscheid in the Rhine province. The balloon, part of the Avril Club fleet, carried two drivers and five crew. The wreck left the aluminum car and hydrogen bags scattered. cause unclear with theories of sun expansion or gasoline explosion.
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Cologne
Flerr Erbstosk
Setentiat
Gristor
Pattscheid
Hiermany
Fhise
Avril Club
Enves Enil
Dusseldorf
Frhslooh
Hutty
Vote Advice From Labor Leaders On Congressional Campaign
A fragment notes a press convention where Frank Kim promotes voting for friends and labor leaders. He urges voters to back Democratic figures seen as reliable, referencing past party successes and the idea that party loyalty strengthens the House. The text urges audience engagement and cautions physicians to consider health in decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Washington
American Federation of Labor
Frank Kim
Neilentalby
Morrinon
Littlefeld
Roosevelt and Fowler discuss insurgent drive at Outlook visit
Col Theodore Roosevelt hosts Representative Charles N Fowler at luncheon in Elizabeth as they dissect party strategy. Fowler backs Roosevelt for the Republican nomination and vows to aim for the House, calling opponents political enemies while praising the insurgent cause.
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Outlook
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles N. Fowler
Roosevelt
Mr. Fowler
Fowler
U. K
Senate
House of Representatives
William N. Runyon
Mainfield
United States
Aman
Insurgent
Con
Cannon
Aldrich
Tammany Hall
Benedict Arnold
Runyon
Conreau
Clothes Found Tie Death to Own Action in Bathhouse
Plainfield reports clothes found in a Coney Island bathhouse identified as Wilton T. Day, Lehigh Valley Railroad agent at Oak Tree, who disappeared Monday and warned his wife he planned to drown himself. An uncle from Pittston, Pa, doubted the self harm claim. proprietor said Day hired a room at 2 p m and walked toward the beach. Day was about 40, with possible railroad connection.
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Plainfield
Coney
Wilton T. Day
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Oak Tree
Coney Island
Robert W. Day
Pittaton
Strike still unsettled may become a general strike
New York July 13 Members of the Cloak Manufacturers Association met to consider uniting the several organizations. The Department of Labor advised arbitration but a spokesman said the strike scenario remains unsettled. An unrelated note reports the Water Department charging a 62 cent fee for water use and warning of wasteful usage amid a heat wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cloak Manufacturers’ Association
Uadiy
Auit
Escenario
City to Seek an Injunction Over Jetty Nuisance
Officials of Penpagivants Railroad appear before the Board of Health to justify seeking an injunction through the Court of Chancery to abolish the nuisance from passing locomotives. City Attorney Connolly advised that the city would proceed via injunction. a hearing was set for the next meeting.
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Board of Health
Hameating
Court of Chancery
James C. Connolly
Connolly
Sixth
Twelfth Ward
T. K Dolan
Howital Committee
John W. Whelan Wal
Judge Dismisses Case Against Dennises After Quarrel
In Criminal Court Judge Mahon dismissed the case against Jeanmette Hentach and William Dennis and his wife of Ste Hevteeh after a neighborhood dispute. Dennises claimed a neighbor struck first, doctors reported a severe forehead laceration, and the judge noted no further action was warranted.
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Mahon
Jeanmette Hentach
Hetitech
Mabon Indis
Mra
Strosleue
Amavit
Mia
Bank appoints new director after board reorganization
Matthew Maglongel, the inspector of the Singer painting plant, was elected to the board of Union County Savings Bank to fill a vacancy caused by John McGrath's death. The full board includes John W. Whelan, Augustus Crane, James Ogden, Edward Woodruff, John Keron, Peter Egenolf, Benjamin Campbell, F. J. Vogel, Joseph McMalius, James Davis, John Weber, and Matthew Macdonga. The treasurer's report shows assets of 1,169,910.55 with a net surplus of 42,509.19, and deposits have risen about 82.00 in the first term under the new 7 44 percent rate. Officers are President John W. Whelan, Vice President Augustus Crane, Treasurer Wm. Hurt, Assistant Secretary and Treasurer Fr. Keating, and Irs Attorney Nathan Leavitt.
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Matthew Maglongel
Singer “Taintectirlag
Managara
Union County Savings
John McGrath
John W. Whe
Tan
Augustus
Crane
James C. Ogden
Edward C. Woodruff
John Keron
Peter Egenolf
Benjamin W.campbell
F. J. Vogel
Joseph McMalius
James L. Davis
John P. Weber
Matthew Macdonga
Oa Sting
Uly
John W. Whelan
Auguatur
WH. Hurt
Fr. Keating
Irs
Nathan
Leavitt
Crushed by Crane at U S Metal Refining Plant
Charles Chester of Chrome suffered severe injuries when a steel crane fell, crushing his body under a truss at the United States Metal Refining Company plant in Chrome. He remained without proper medical attention for hours and was taken to General Hospital by ambulance, with internal injuries feared.
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Cauht Debreet
United States Metal Refining Company
Chrome
Charles Chester
General Hospital
Chester
Elizabeth
Burglars Sentenced in Local Court Drama
Judge Atwater sentenced Charlon Ht. Banke the burglar to five years in state prison for breaking into Pred Coyne’s Kuyro Street home and stealing a gold watch. Another offender, Tam en Hardester an 8 year old boarding house thief, received one year hard labor due to prior convictions. Hardester’s case highlighted limits on reformatories.
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Atwater
Appe
Itorma
Charlon Ht
Banke
Pred Coyne
Kuyro
Chin
Tamen Hardester
Agu
Hardester
Bhy Reformatory
Rahway
Union County
Soma Yeuth
Jian Kant Urand
Thorax Purdach
John A. Gulatini
Kenilworth
Charles Whgner
Abe J. Davi
de Meza
Plainfield
William Tachnon
Jackson
Swift
Sppsolig
Kiely
Cruise to Maine Coast With Taft Planned
Telegraph dispatch reports President Taft relaxing after conferences with Attorney General and Senator Crana aboard the Mayflower en route along the Maine coast. Captain G. W. piloting the plane for the President as the voyage continues with a sky calm noted.
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Maine
Beverly
Taft
Stomington
W. Crana
G. W
Aeth Mayflower
Four Struck by Lightning at Big Camp
A heavy thunderstorm at Gettysburg Tay July caused tents to flood and three soldiers injured Major Nafle of the Steams Regiment Thomas Riley Newark newsman and Private Bennett of Elizabeth shocked Roy Strap 14 a newsboy killed lightning struck Major Safl e in a stunning manner The second New Jersey Regiment praised by US Army medical staff for its camp condition and food handling details tents damaged by wind heat recorded at 107 degrees in shade
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Gettysburg
Tay
Nafle
Steams Regiment
Thomas Riley
Nawick
Frivata Bennett
Elizabeth
Roy Strap
Newsboy
Wan
Safle
Riley
Hye
Mennett
Pennsylvania
Second Jersey Infantry
United States
Tha Rgimantal Commissary
Bera
Fruntey
Ninth
United States Infantry
New Jersey
Roosevelt Edges Toward Direct Primaries in Albany Fight
Oyster Bay July 3 Roosevelt prepared to hear machine men argue with Hughes reform platform. Conversations at Sagamore Hill touched direct primaries and election reform as Roosevelts stance begins to emerge while Hughes presses for party unity.
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Oyster Bay
Hughes
Roonevelt
Gow Hughes
Sagamore
Washington State
Woodruff
Roosevelt
New York
Soy Sugie
Assembly
Wadeworth
Billy
Aughes
Tlugla
Sagamore III
Mughesin
Hughen
Anid
Iter
Cobb
Sagamore Hill
Public Service
Willcox
Loeb
Wan
Colo- Tal
Roopesell
Gifford Buchet
Protests Rise Over Proposed Milk Rate Increase
A July 1 article reports that railroads seeking higher milk rates entering Boston await Interstate Commerce Commission hearings. Proponents argue boosts will raise prices for milk in the city, with proposals varying from 10 to 100 percent.
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INE Journal
Washington
Milla
Interstate Commerce
Downtown Republican Club Endorses Judge Runyon for Congress
A large turnout at the Downtown Republican Club meeting in ACR Mall supported Judge William N Runyon of Mainsfield for the congressional nomination. The club elected Charles Wagner president and voted to oppose city dock mismanagement while planning a Coney Island excursion and a future dine event with speakers.
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Wiliam N. Runyon
Mainsfield
Iistrict
Republican Club
Acr. Mall
Haat
Congress
Henry
Runyen Inv
Donachy
Mr. Fowler
Thin Club
Fowler
Sidney Williams
Wagter
Innt Congress
Nwa Wort
Ife
Apecial
Elizabeth
Coney’ Island
Patrona of
Coney Island
Dames
Don Uchy
S. M. Willian
Wchard Henry
Dames White
Wagner
White
Rockaway
Wall Street Opens Week With Mixed Stocks
Wall Street opened the week with cautious trading as prices showed a down drift from yesterday. Government bonds remained steady and other issues moved little during early hours while a sharp reaction appeared briefly before stabilizing.
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Journalt
New York
Teopenta Boys
Bearm
Government Fonda
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Rhine
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Paramera
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Alps
St. Morits
Budapest
Erbsloeh
Nea
Yatore
Sim
Zuan Ma
Peru
Health Board
P.R.R
Dennises
Bilsbees
BANK
Matthew Macdougal
Savings Bank Board
John M’graths
Flere
Lansley Business College
Banks
Trenton
Big Camp
Private Bennett
Downtown
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James MacMeanter
Mr. Mae
Sid
Charlen S. Fowler
Rin
Stumler
James White
Ad “Apan
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Union Business College
Dix
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