Body of Boy 16 Found After 72 Hours in Water
The body of 16 year old William Kelly was found in the water after more than seventy two hours. Linemen and workers unearthed the body from the Bayway shorefront near the third station during a cable repair at Telev ised Samimeretal Cable Company. Funeral services were held at St. Tut ck's Church and interment followed in Mt. vet Cemetery. The Journal notes the family’s gratitude for support received.
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New York
Hydepos
Sendtrunswick
Daniel Heal
Akin
William Hy
Bayway Shorefront
Jefly
Ping Kelly
St. Tutck's Church
Dean
Mt. Vet
Kelly
Car Crash Injures Pottsville Residents in Town Route
A trolley collision on a grade near Pottsville injures several locals including Whembera, Golden, and Heong Wo Rewer. The wagon derailed after the brake failed, with victims suffering head injuries, fractures, and other hurts. An Easton team banquet and a local baseball game accompanied the misadventure.
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Tetraville
Pas
Puttaville
Our Mennsylvania Railway
Whembera
Pottsville Tiger
Easton
Aerionely
Joe Corianely
Hestinal Golden
Pottsville
Pottaville
Heong Wo
Cottare
Ewston
Jin
le Ul Dangers
Tomblin
Wirbrake
Wall Street Opens Mixed as Stocks Recover From Early Losses
Wall Street opened volatile with a weak start but broad market recovery during the early trading. Industrials and unions showed tentative strength while leading shares of American and British firms fluctuated. Bond activity remained steady as midday trading continued with cautious optimism.
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Gharea
Oho
London
Vrwestran
Lying Dead An Hour Thought Asleep On Street
George W. Berry an aged oysterman died after an apparent heart attack while walking on Christine Street and First Avenue Tysnersby. He was found on the grass by the open lot and died before aid could reach him. Born 1837 in Rahway he spent decades in Elizabeth and was known in the waterfront fraternity. He survived by his son and daughter.
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George W. Berry
Leonard
Bayed
Terry
William Mitchell
George W. Berry, Jr
First Avenue
Abe
Rerey
Ty Reat
Lind
Ulat
Flim
Morgickesper Engel
Herey
Rahway
Elizabeth
Fisher
Moretier
Prominent Politicians Visit Camp Fort Fort Fort
Special to the Fournal reports a gathering at Camp Kart Sea Girt on May 22 where national state and county leaders discussed politics. Governors senators representatives and former officials attended a Governor Fort luncheon and toured the camp and rifle range while mapping the next year’s gubernatorial and senate prospects.
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Camp Kart
Sea Girt
Taly
Governor Fort
New Jersey
United
Sadler
Colgate
Henry W. Fiver
Flrst
United Sates
Congresa
Tate
Assembly
Enantie
Slaney
Cape May
Iowa
Extradition Pending for New York City Robbery Suspect
County Detective John A. Galatian travels to Albany to obtain extradition papers for Seaglione of this city who is held in the Tombs for robbery at a Kenilworth boarding house. Complainant Salvatore Priff alleges a theft of silver watches and valuables totaling 850.25, with Seaglione seized in Manhattan a month ago after Priff spotted him near the Brooklyn Bridge. The case seeks extradition to face charges and detention in county jail.
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John A. Galatian
Albany
Fermany Seaguone
Tombs
New York
Kenilworth
Huyghrs
Scaglione
Scaglioni
Manhattan
Priff
Brooklyn Bridge
Pulieman
Scuglione
Wreck at Jersey crossing claims two lives
Camden telegraph report notes the absence of a flagman at the North Bridgeton Junction crossing of the West Jersey and Central Railroad lines led to a collision. An engine struck the first car of the opposing freight, bringing both trains together and killing West Jersey brakeman Harry Heintz and engineer Peacock.
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Journal
Camden
Weat Jersey and
Reashore
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Bridgeton Junction
Peacock
Harry Heintz
West Jersey
Central
Heinix
Peacock Wan
Cranford driver guilty of horse cruelty in Riverside area
Harris, a Cranford hackman, was fined 20 dollars and given three days to appeal after pleading guilty to cruelty to a horse. Two Cranford women testified they saw the beating on July 15 near Riverside Avenue. Harris admitted driving the horse and claimed possible misidentification. Witnesses described him as a cruel driver, while Harris defended himself stating the animal did not need beating.
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Cenpford
Harvey Harria
Hackman
Cranford
Wnimary
Elizabeth
Emmons Assuins
Harris
Wetherall
Emmons
PB O. A. Gent
Harnils
Anther
Riverside Avenue
Lmckman
Messes
Double Event At Levy's Department Store Listed
An ad announces a double event at Levy's Department Store featuring Prius and wm dauel along with a grand clearing sale. Women who believe in the economy are urged to join. Details on prices and items are in the Journal ad.
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Prius
Wm Dauel
Levy's
Bond
Wail
Near Death Narrow Escape After Cherry Street Crash
A driver identified as Lee in a red car swerved to avoid a head‑on with another vehicle on Cherry and Oxford Streets, fatally injuring a horse but leaving passengers unhurt. Police tracked the other car to an owner named Martin. a pursuit ensued but was abandoned when a motorcycle chain broke. The horse suffered serious injuries. Mr. Martin claims damages and Lee offered compensation.
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Bix
Shea
Wimen
Pansengeers
Witien
Oherse
Eines
Daonk Martin
Cherry
Oreford
Salkaml
Stow
Connul Biin
Orchard Street
Cherry Street
Orechind Street
Martin
Botee
Condon
Kain
Wors
Morris Avenue
Orchard Atreat
Frank Lehman
Tigres Wind
Will
Trollora
Ovchard
Mack
Aim Mobile
Wr. Martin's
Ani
de BA. Zucker
Ant Weisel
Lee
Martin Foete Damugi
Millionaire's Son Works in Overalls
John Kean, heir to the Kean fortune, begins as an apprentice at the gas plant on Third Avenue and Kee Street. He works beside engineers and laborers, learning the industry with determination and patience, while senators and senior figures note his rapid exposure to core duties.
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Rman
Hedjaan Pares
Ie Ae
Conomamd
Deli Keane di
Pon
Haigilten FB
Kean Auido
Harvard University
Avien
Keana
Kean
Te Hal
Third Avenue
Kee Street
Hive
Ound Aride
Staley
John Kean
John Keanthis
Excursion to Lake Hopatcong Hint of Mormon Departure
Fragmentary OCR notes show an excursion to Lake Hopatcong with unclear references to a Mormon and Bilzareth. The text is incomplete and lacks identifiable dates or organizations to confirm details.
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Lake Hopatcong
Bilzareth
Doctors Plan Witness Rare Spine Operation at Alexian Hospital
A limited number of physicians will observe a rare spine operation at Alexian Hospital in New York after authorities located a patient named Hallet who was shot near Kront Street and Elizabeth Avenue. The surgery aims to remove embedded fragments from the spinal cord to restore movement, but the patient remains paralyzed and condition uncertain.
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Alexian Hospital
New York
Detayeier
Thesotorins VU Gang
Dueck
Kront Street
Landa
Wight
Lonpts
Caplin
Car Crash on Eliza Beth Avenue Injures Two
A wagon collided with a car on Eliza Beth Avenue near Seventh Street injuring two occupants. Witnesses say the wagon ran a red light as the car crossed the intersection. both drivers and riders sustained injuries, with one person taken to hospital. Details on the cause and condition are unavailable.
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Eliza Beth Avenue
M26
Weioek
Denry Mand
Jand Mohn Welty
Marshall Trent
Hoth
Persie
Nto
Peng
Seventh Street
All Ray
Trailey Company
Yao
Lnithe
Silip Brady
Alexander
Hsien
Judgment Awards $350 to Atwater Family in School Tuition Case
A district court decision grants Mina Frances Atwater and sister Mary W. Atwater $350 regarding tuition and care for their niece attending the Phelps School for tires at Wallingford. George L. Dann of Branford acted as defendant in a claim alleging tuition and board obligations for the pupil during the 1907–1908 school year.
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Digo Clark Mokr
Whittemore
Mina Frances Atwater
Mins Mary W. Atwater
Phelps School For
Wallingtit
Miss Atwater
Damages Sought Against Mublin Service Corp
A court dispute stems from a $2,000 damages claim against the Mublin Service Corporation. The case involves a delay in circuit court proceedings and postponement requests, with references to a trolley incident and separate notices from Elizabeth, New Jersey. The text also mentions the Elizabeth Commercial College and Germardt's Summer Garden as local references.
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Tol Dad
Alefiersen
Aivemue
Mublin Service Corporation
Crnitk
Abe Oh David
Tadte
Way
Ohare
Willie
Hegan
Joseph Klannean
Elizabeth Avenue
Dagret Bedell
Hue
Cael
Vneturnin
le Nr
Toohane
Dievid
Feo
Mahon
Dadi Shiry
Dodd
Ith
Phin
Carey
Second Storm Wrecks Along Edge of Gulf and Duluth
A second severe storm caused one million dollars in damage along the Gulf coast and Duluth, Minnesota, with 60 mph winds, heavy rain, and flooded streets. Reports say cottages washed away, a pier party nearly lost, and several residents stranded. Rail bridge repairs began as crews cleared wreckage and prepared to restore travel.
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Edge OF Gulf
Rt Teekmapa Fo
Ne Journal
Galveston
Tex
Fon
Dover Gilbverton
Battiaon
Viniland
Trina
Aera
Hsia
Pessiite
Hoate
Tepurta
Nsorta
Gulf
Wrongful Fight Continues At Naval Court Proceedings
Testimony details a disturbance at the Naval Academy where Willing urged Lieutenant Adams to press the assault and a subordinate faced cross examination. Witnesses described the fatal outcome of a fight among midshipmen and the court weighed moral duties and possible force.
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Aonapolie
Willing
Naval Academy
Tueianant Adama
Sutten
Sma Tine
Naval Court of Insuing
Bevan
Sutin
Gratin
Sutton
Kithemting
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Yousville
Easton, PA
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Pete Eythane
George W. Berry, Sr
Camp Fort
Union County Assemblymen
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Flagman
Bridgeton Crossing
Cranford Hackman
Sera Prinisbop
81 Brosd
Molamty J
Mendes
Germardt
Austin, Tex
Duluth
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Tournal
Texas
Ina
City
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Akansan
Caltige
Sinahun
Conpua Cloris
Maa
Saernan
Dulth
Minn
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Fehi
Adams
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