Stunt Gone Wrong Ends With Rooftop Arrests and Firelight
A dangerous episode on Catherine Street delays sewer work for hours as Anthony Seargo, heavily drinking, fights laborers in a pit. Police subdue him after Lehman pursues into the sewer and transports him to headquarters. Nearby, John Hall and Frank Campbell incur trouble climbing rooftops and lighting matches, resulting in arrests as patrols close in.
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Catherine Street
Anthony Seargo
Seargo
Lelyoin
Lehman
Sarde
Mim
Ywuke
Bes
Franke Campbell
Varant
Treasurership Talk For General Collins In Jervey City
A Limorrath State Committee meeting held in Jervey City discussed leadership ambitions for General Collins of Wilabeth. Officials planned cautious steps before September 1, with a meeting at Asbury Park to discuss appointing or forming auxiliary committees. William J. Bryan was noted as a potential presidential candidate with forthcoming speeches in Newark Jersey City and Camden.
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Limorrath State Committee
Hobrt Hudepath
Jervey City
Witte Bovinees
Job Lippincott
Asbury Park
D. F. Collins
Wilaubeth
William J. Bry
Nant
Middle ‘West
Bryan
Mr. Kern
Des
Newark
Camden
Inspectors Named By School Board For Heating Inspections
The Heating, Ventilation and Cleaning Committee met to discuss repairs for city schools but made no decision. Inspectors for coal quality and delivery were appointed. Patrick Gengherian and John Hoffman start duties today to inspect 1,270 tons at ten cents per ton.
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Charles Fi. Matthews
Charles W. Wenkce
James 5
Desmouil
Patrick Gengherian
Catherine Trent
John Hoffman
Marshall A Trent
Funeral of Peter J Cahill in Pittsburgh Pa
The funeral for Peter Joseph Cahill son of the late John and Made Cahill occurred after an operation for appendicitis. Mass was held at the Church of the Sacred Heart with Rev Father Tonatius C B officiating. Interment at Mt Oliver Cemetery followed with a large attendance and numerous floral tributes including a wreath from the American Telegraph and Telephone Company. Six classmates from St Patrick's School in 1905 attended the service.
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Peter J. Cauill
Peter Joseph Canill
John
Cahill
Pittsburg
Aphitis
Kin Kintor
Mra
Brodyrick Catter
Monroe Avenue
Thaice
Hather Tonatius
C. B
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
American “Telegraph and Telephone Company
St. Patrick's School
Josph A. Call Faneph
Joseph A
Donovan
Joseph
Daniel A
Mutiny in Macedonia Dominates July Telegraph News
Dispatches report a mutiny within a garrison at Balonike Macedonia following Turkish colonels assassination. Across notes, President Roosevelt plans a Mayflower voyage to Newport for Navy General Board meetings, with an extemporaneous address at the navy yard. Other items include Bishop Potter’s obituary development, Taft campaign humor, Rojestvensky’s death, Tolstoy jubilee tensions, a bank robbery thwarted by alarms, and Glidden Tourists race coverage in Maine and New Hampshire.
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Balonike
Macedonia
Portland
Autoista
Maine
New Hampshire
Mee
Rangeley
Elizabeth Woman Faints After Greenwich Wreck
Francia A. Griffiths of 145 M avenue Elizabeth was injured in the White Fountain coach wreck at Greenwich Connecticut last Thursday. She returned home and remains weak with internal injuries. The coach left tracks after a front wheel rolled off. Passengers were jolted with glass and debris, and she recalls a vivid scene before losing memory until waking at a doctor’s home. Relatives went to Greenwich but mail service was down after a post office fire, delaying word of her condition. Mr and Mrs Robert A Shirrefa of this city were passengers and escaped uninjured.
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Francia A. Griffiths
Greenwich
Conn
Elizabeth
Rysician
Market Prices Rise as Drought Hits Vegetables
In Elizabeth the drought and heat reduce summer yields pushing prices higher. Lettuce and peppers are scarce, potatoes near, corn and tomatoes vary, peaches wait five to six weeks, while cucumbers and melons remain plentiful with mixed rates. Wild berries sell cheap. early apples and other staples hold modest costs. Prices reflect lighter supply and cautious gains over recent weeks.
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Elizabeth
T Rine
New York
Hurkleberties
Maryland
Revie
Patriot Instructor Installed In New Jersey by G A R
Colonel Urinal Mealy of Newark and member of Lincoln Post is named department patriotic instructor for New Jersey by Commander Foran. He will be installed at Elizabeth tomorrow to supervise propagation of patriotism in schools across the state. Seely becomes member of Foran's staff and will oversee the program, following two years of active instruction with Lincoln Post in schools.
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Urinal Mealy
Newark
Lincoln Poat
New Jersey Depaginant
Grand Army of the Republic
Foran
Elisas ‘Beth
Seely
Waft
New Jersey
Besly
Lincolin Peet
Anti Bossism Debate Over Election Rules Narrowed
Mr Codding criticized election and administration rules and urged boards to register voters earlier than statutory dates. He suggested delaying the formal campaign start and postponing banner displays. John R. Moxon and Hamilton Kean echoed caution on public meetings until after primaries. The banner issue was sent to the executive committee.
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Codding
Govember
White
Broad Street
John R. Moxon
Hamilton Kean
Health official links infant deaths to insects and poor food
New York health inspector Louis J. Richards stated that ten factors cause infantile diarrhea and other summer illnesses, noting mosquitoes and other pests spread disease. He cited improper food storage and milk spoilage in hot months as major contributors to high infant mortality, with some discussion of summer heat impacting adult deaths too.
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Louis J. Richards
New York
Simmer
Mr. Richards
Italian foresters patent burrowing machine for sunken Veasala
Italian forestors patent a well propelled burrowing apparatus for a sunken Gorenath weasel. The device carries a rope and features two propellers set at angles, driven by a small motor, with all mechanisms protected by steel casing.
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Ollen
Secretary Loeb Seeks Presidency of Railway Company
Oyster Bay July 21 Secretary Loeb is in Washington to attend a directors meeting of the Washington Railway and Electric Company. He is expected to assume the presidency after Roosevelt’s term ends next March. Friends say they have not yet secured enough votes for the post.
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Oyster Bay
Loeb
Washington
Washington Railway and Flectric Company
Roone[velt
Inventor Carl Bemree Guards Flying Machine Ambition
Besieged by curious callers after Journal publicity Carl A Bemree of 863 Norwood Terrace guards his flying machine. He plans a first trial flight in about two months, claiming a working model in his home proves its potential and will be packed for travel. He wants US patent security before inviting more observers.
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Carl A. Semree
Carl A. Bemree
Norwood Terrace
Jor. of
United States Patent Office
Mr. Semree
Semroo
Hin
Fragmentary Exchange Prompting Moon Reference
A garbled dialogue piece shows Ming Susabtey asking Mr. Rimer why he favors the moon as silver and Rimer speculates about reasons tied to quenters. The text includes multiple transcription errors and unclear names, resembling a Plain Dealer clipping with corrupted speech.
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Mr. Rimer
Ming Susabtey
Rimes
Philadelphia Promerenee
Furniture Mahogany Sale Notes From Old Catalog
A fragmented advertisement lists mahogany furniture with July sale prices. Items include a 6 ft mahogany sofa with velour upholstery, a 14 ft hall seat with inlay and fluted columns, a 3 ft chiffonier with multiple drawers and mirror, a mahogany desk table with many drawers, and an oak arm chair in Early English finish. Regular prices shown while July prices replace them.
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Zoop
Armeeren
Ofee
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