Captain Mauermann gored by firehorse at alarm
Captain Robert Bavermann of Truck Company No. was struck in the chest when a firehorse reared during hitching at a box alarm around 10 PM He was taken to General Hospital in shock but no serious injuries were found beyond the nervous shock The horse remained controllable and the fire was extinguished nearby after a small blaze at 1043 im aimne was put out
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Robert Bavermann
Company No
Hosal
Bauermann
Anys
Faliere
Charge Against Road Follows Wreck In Detrit Mich
Detrit, Michigan July 2 The railroad disaster stems from a wreck blamed on a worn passenger train car. Prosecutor Robison argues the cars were old wooden ones unfit for carrying passengers. Ten funerals were held, nineteen hundred injured, with Perry Tanner winning the thirty fourth time and hospitalized victims increasing. The road will pay funeral costs to the dead and damages to the maimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mich
Ian Heorers
Plymouth
Robison
Tere Marquette
Perry Tanner
Wice Tim
Tonta
Danner Higgings
Harper Hospital
Salem
Nenteen
Dam
Shai Eaale Demas Road
Kenilworth Elects Officials Amid Registration Drive
The County Board of Elections met to register Kenilworth voters who missed the last regular election. Eligible residents may vote tomorrow. others must appear for re registration. The Kenilworth election features a mayoral race and council seats with two candidates in contention amid a heated local contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Elections Registere Voters For
County Board of Elections
Kenilworth
Kenilworth Row
Loston Teameters and Oet-Snpoeare Pap
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and phrases with garbled wording, offering no clear event or outcome. Possible references to people and a bread delivery line appear. no verifiable facts or entities beyond scattered proper nouns.
Assessors Must Fix Rate by September Seventeenth
Two weeks from tomorrow city, township and borough assessors must submit books for the County Board of Assessors to review. The tax rate must be fixed by September 17, not October 1, as before. The Board aims to finish work promptly to ensure timely collections despite a shortened timeframe this year.
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County Board of Assessors
Pelle Augustere Wade
Lahore
Fire destroys store and damages residence on Delaware Street
Fire swept the Louie Blatt grocery at 208 Delaware Street destroying the first floor and threatening the second floor dwelling of Wige Richardson. The blaze began in the store about 4 30 this morning fueled by kerosene from a tank and spread into adjoining apartments. Firemen from box 120 responded promptly but the two and a half story frame building suffered heavy losses totaling near $2000.
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Louie Blatt
Delaware Street
Thomas Kopf
Wige Richardson
Srémen
Richardson Ra Ily
Hull
First Street
Alte
Job
Steel Trust Battle Over Presidency In Boardroom
In New York rumors swirl around a power struggle for the Steel Trust presidency. Directors dispute whether Corey or Dinkay will secure a board majority. The outcome remains unsettled as factions prepare for an impending meeting.
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New York
Steel Trust
William
Eth
Dinkay
Sungeed
the Trust
Corey
Dinksy
With Corey
Obituary for Mrs Johr Anton in London City
Mrs Johr Anton, born in London, died after a long illness. She lived in the city for twenty years and was a member of the local De Var society. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Rina Vourhis. Aged 27. Burial Saturday at the family grave site.
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Johr
Ant Ee Ee Gare
Anton
London
Feneral
Sunday dry day ends as speakeasy raid nets arrests
In Elizabeth yesterday a cellar on 242 First Street used as a speakeasy was raided at 8:30 pm by Detectives Mulcahey and Matson. Owner M Zigmant and bartender John Constocky were arrested along with eight patrons who gave bail to await Grand Jury action. Chief Tenney notes enforcement of the dry law and predicts the end of local exceptions as Prohibition era limits tighten.
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Elizabeth
Michael Zigmant
Zigmant
First Street
Mulcahey
Matson
John Constocky
Aguinaldo’s Cousin Held in Washington
A report from Washington states Helal at Aguinaldo’s cousin is held on a charge connected to disturbances. The official narrative says the individual had no murderous plans, but protestations were emphasized amid the War Department inquiry.
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Aguinaldo
Washington
Helalat
Gman
Wes
Yong Li
Pele
Doctor Strangled in City Hospital Death Rumor
New York reports coroner accritelli stating Dr James Edwin Rumsell was strangled and robbed before death. Ante mortem statements implicate attack and garroting. public attention focuses on a known criminal ring.
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New York
James Edwin
Rumsell
Bright
Accritelli
Russell
Randell Merase
Mia Mala
Standard Oil Fight Set to Start in 1880 Day
Fragmentary text indicates a planned action against Standard Oil with references to a day in 80 and a charge within a department. The readable portions hint at commissions on corporations and a formal submission or evasion context, but details are unclear.
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Standard Oil
Trial Date Set for Hollins in Manslaughter Case
The trial of George Hollins for the killing of Amen Thorn, a colored man, in February will begin in the Court of Quarter Sessions on Wednesday. The case was postponed previously due to the illness of Hollins aunt and key witness Mrs O G Pickham. Thorn died days after being shot while men cleaning snow near Hollins residence, mistaken for burglars. An indictment for manslaughter has been found. Hollins is out on bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hollins
Amen
Thorn
Inet
Foster M. Voorhees
General Hospital
Manglaughter
Grand Jageinat Hollins
Bil. U
Jury Will Disagree Is Opinion At Boise
Idaho July 22. Boler vba case stirs Boler as Haywood jury predicted to disagree. Trial focus shifts to Darrow as defense argues state failed to prove its case. Prosecution plans to press ahead, with testimony and closing arguments anticipated this week.
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Boise
Clarence
Darrow
Morrow
Public Printer Bully Sparks Outcry Across Agencies
Washington reports rage over alleged abuses by Public Printer and printer bully Stillings. Roosevelt and Department of Justice officials receive letters from Columbia Typographical Union leaders detailing cruelty, firings, and a coworker driven to suicide. Citizens demand accountability for management actions and alleged suppression of workers’ rights.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Kid Setere
Department of Justice
Columbia
Batoo
J. Morgan
Tore Tan
Bali
One Sailor 18 Drowned When Liner Keels Over
Bremen July 23 A steamer Kalner Wilhelm II of the North German Lloyd Line keeled over in the tide while coaling and partially flooded. One sailor was drowned and hundreds of tons of water flooded in through coal ports. Passengers were transferred to other steamers as the vessel awaits clearance to sail. The company attributes the accident to untrimmed ballast and says strikers did not cause it.
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Bremen
Germany
Kalner Wilhelm II
North German
Lloyd Line
Sbe
Waverly Dry After Raid By Sheriff’s Force
Waverly and nearby districts remained quiet after late Friday night raids by Fasex county police at Sheriff Sommer’s order. Hotels along Frelinghuysen Avenue showed subdued activity, with Bay View Hotel and others like Abery Hotel Calou’s Hotel and Shady Point Hotel reporting subdued business as Grand Jury action looms. proprietor names appear among those arrested for questioning.
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Fasex County
Sherif Sommer
Waverly
Elizabeth
Broad Street
Bay View
Frelinghuysen Avenue
Navy report on Georgi s explosion injuries at Boston yard
Hear Admiral Snow reports on the Georgis explosion victims. One dies as condition worsens with long complications and very unfavorable outlook. Mecsy holds, Thomas very weak but hopeful, Bush shows mixed improvement. Others in the group are doing well.
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Washington
Admiral Snow
Navy Yard
Boston
Georgis
Fone
Thomas
Bush
Bride Shot Dead in Bitter Quarrel Tragedy
Bert Brulee, 25, of Howell Street, shot and killed his bride, a 22-year-old woman, this morning after a quarrel. Brulee then fired at himself, but survived. Police report a domestic dispute ending in violence in the city.
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Bert Brulee
Howell Street
Brulee
Woman killed by fright as circus elephants rampage
A woman died after being frightened during Robbins's circus animal display in Bethel. Reported chaos as elephants broke into the area, leaving bystanders startled and residents in bed. Police and circus staff began investigations into the incident.
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Bethel
Lee
Robbins
Hearst Lawyer Loses as Judge Refuses Delay
Saree Day appears in court under Wittens R Hearst and James Mogee. The case proceeds without delay as the judge denies postponement, marking a decisive legal outcome.
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Hearst
Wittens R. Hearst
Steamer Disaster Off Shelter Cove Rumors and Rescue
A fog shrouded collision off Shelter Cove between the steamers Columbia and San Pedro sank the Columbia, with around 100 lives believed lost and many rescued by boarding the San Pedro. The wreckage prompted reports of 160 drownings and scattered victims as crews towed the San Pedro to Eureka.
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San Francisco
Columbia
San Pedro
Shelter Cove
San Pedro Wan
George W. Elder
Eureka
Calumbis
Colum Ma
Newark Italian Fages Assaulted Child’s Gaze
In Brooklyn a Newark Italian, Archero Archaro, was held on a charge related to an attack on a girl named Olga Sebramek. Identifications by Hart, the boy who first picked him out, and Behramek’s statements raise doubt about his innocence, while police seek further evidence to press formal complicity charges.
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Beek
New York
Olga Sebramek
Peeek Heights
Hrootlya
Ida Archaro
Newark
N. J
Adams Street
Brooklyn
Rehero Wan
Olgasailure
Will Seak
Archero
Hart
Olga Wan
File Behramek
Io Terei Teetinn
Wade
Alsanta
Wall Street Term Movements Mixed After Morning Trade
Price movements were formed during the first hour with selling bias. Government bonds were unchanged and other bonds steady. The room traders were active and modest price advances were seen at midday.
Ferry Rail Breaks Send Fifteen Into Black River
Lorain July 22 A ferry landing railing gave way sending fifteen men into the Black River while waiting beside the Nickel Plays bridge to cross to the shipyards. The accident involved fighting workers and was witnessed by others. Reputable shipbuilding firm responders aided the victims.
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Lorain
Obie
Black River
Shipbailding Company
Nickel Plays Bridge
Chipyards
Central Park Death Identified by Relative
A death at Central Park is identified as the result of a self inflicted act by a relative, with initial details confirming self harm. Authorities have not released additional identifying information pending family notification.
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Central Park
Explosion at Toyo Oka mine kills hundreds of miners
Tokio July 22 A blast at the Toyo Oka coal mine is believed to have claimed over 400 lives with more than a score of bodies recovered. Rescue teams work to reach entombed workers as fears of fire and further collapse grow. Local residents panic amid the disaster.
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Tokio
Toyo Oka
Esompa
Surfsom
Saneen
Swimmer Wolffe Aims English Channel Return
The article notes Dever, Eng, July reporting that Jaber Wolffe starts a second attempt to swim the English Channel after a prior effort on July 13 last year left him seven miles from shore with a leg injury. The sun is calm and cold as the swimmer begins.
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Dever
Eng
Jaber Wolffe
Wolffe
Wes
Wae
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