Heroism in a Gun Battery Disaster Describes Casualties
The report details a catastrophic premature explosion at a coastal artillery battery. Officers commend three sailors for bravery while investigators probe worn mechanisms and breech abnormalities that triggered the blast. The board considers whether worn firing gear and lanyard timing caused the fatal discharge and pledges thorough inquiry.
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Pontdir
Tuorget
Wang Farther
Meeks
Ceely
Theo
Vailigraf
Asashnee
Nike
Coos
Canargh
War Department
Johnson Objects To Paying For Flowers Reception
Chicago telegram reports Jack Johnson returning home to Crom Rene after a reception for Mack Helt. The decorations were not paid for, according to Benjamin Cuhle who filed suit for 48.90 against Robert Mott alleging Mott ordered the decor for Mack Helt's reception but did not pay. Johnson denies owing for his own reception.
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Chicago
Jim Jelfrioe
Benjamin Cuhle
Cuhle
Robert Mott
Mack Helt
Elizabeth City Concert Plan Sparks City Debate
Elizabeth residents split on a proposed threeSunday concert program funded by a 840 appropriation. Supporters say concerts keep locals from leaving, boost home amusements, and offer harmless entertainment, while opponents urge funds be diverted to a broader publicity drive and question who benefits or stays home. Local merchants and civic leaders weigh the economic and cultural impact as Mayor Morvling seeks approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Bisingim
Elizabeth
Finance Committee
Mrovling
Journal Report
Fade
B.S. Hersh
J.P. Weberway
Tam
James Laurie
Kiet Street Association
Tax assessors near completion of work
Tax assessors are close to finishing their work after weeks of effort. The board expects to finalize ratables within two weeks and anticipates a tax base increase likely exceeding 82 million. Comptroller Sauer previously cited 66 million in ratables with minor rate changes if totals rise by about 2 million from last year’s 54 million.
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Pat. Gremeh
Sauer
NO BLOCKADE AT BLUEFIELDS NICARAGUA DECLARED BY STATE DEPARTMENT
The State Department announced no blockade exists at Bluefields Nicaragua and warned that interference with Mexican owned ships or American interests would not be tolerated. The statement followed a warning from the Norwegian Government and references to registered ships in Nicaraguan waters. Also mentions UNION BUSINESS COLLEGE contact details and principal Dir F B Bersirman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Bluefelds
Nicaragua
Wild West Show Draws Labor Leaders and Crowds in Donovan Era
A chaotic but lively scene unfolds as a wild west show sets up under canvas with cowboys, crowding and performances described in vivid terms. Patrick J. Donovan leads Central Labor Union activities with re-elected officers and plans for Labor Day events and a state convention in Newark.
Accused Plainfielder Jackson Bailed At $1,500 In Beat Cop Case
William Dolman of Plainfield released on $1,500 bail from county jail after Jackson's bail was reduced from $3,000. Prosecutors say Jackson holds a grudge against Plainfield police, previously assaulted an officer, and faced grand jury indictments. Judge Atwater halved the bail, a bondsman secured the release. Also jailed was Thomas Dirdieh of Halvin for liquor violation. wife refused to spend on food.
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Nemesia
Plainfield
William Dolman
Jacke
Mainfield
Jackson
Keily
Plainield
Thatry
Nist Wood
Jacksor
Health officer and Newark board plan infestation control
Health officer Louis Juieharda and Newark Board of Health officials concluded an agreement with the city to coordinate efforts. Newark authorities mobilized a crew to drain infested areas around the Pennsylvania Steel Company plant as a sanitary measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Juieharda
Newark
Brandenburg pleads guilty to forged check charge
New YorkJuly 22Broughton Brandenburg story writer pleaded guilty today to an indictment for Forgery in the Second Degree. He allegedly passed a forged $50 check and asked Lodge Fouter to assign counsel to defend him.
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New York
Broughton Brandenburg
Brandenburg
Lodge Fouter
Levy's Department Store Sale Nearing End
Sale closes this Saturday with July clearance discounts at Levy's Department Store. Prices cut on staple goods, foods, beverages, and summer vacation treats. Store hours note a 2 PM closing tonight as promotions continue.
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Levy'e
Biot
Suspend Increased Rates and Clothing Sale Notice
An OCR distorted notice mentions increased rates for Western Trunk Lines and a June to July hearing with officials from the Interstate Commerce Commission and Western Trunk Lines. It also advertises blue serge suits for 12 dollars and a clothing sale at Hub Clothing Corner 227-200 Treed Ner Hinrelay Street, New York City, with prices around 4.95 and a large line of outfits. The ad states a Saturday open until 10 and includes garbled shipping and sale terms.
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Chateman Knapp
Ant Charman
Tomer
Treedner Hinrelay Street
New York
Local Journal Mail Forwarding Service Details
Readers planning travel can have the Journal follow them to keep informed about local affairs. Address changes may be made anytime by notifying the Journal or via agent, with advance payment required for those without a Journal account.
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Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Walter J. Grote
Cookman Avenue
Urgent Need for Hospital in County Government Action
Freeholder Donne of Mersey Domne, Buin, urges rapid planning for a tuberculosis hospital in the county. A New York trip with Dr. Carrington of the National Society informs site selection, with four sites to be inspected and evaluated for best fit. County meetings support the project despite high costs and long timelines.
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Mersey
Domne
Buin
Hell
Othe Enmunireiy
Unilin Ciumsy
Elvale
Diane
Deane
Donne
New York
Bop
Vor Feo
de, Carrington
National Society
Carrington
Hia
Varias Aethods
Doane
Lwng
Aelvet Four Sitee
Jnte
Municipal Haliewalacer
Terol Tions
Tiwan
Wm Hospital
Terms of Arbitration Prove Not Acceptable
Toronto July 22 with the Garand Wholfbinds strike and their struchier trainmen insisting on their own arbitration terms The minister of labor offered to finish the board of arbitration free of charge but both sides reject the proposal They demand two appointees from three with named officials from the United States Interstate Conference Commission and rail workers associations The company runs most passenger trains and some freights while talks continue for a mutually satisfactory arbitration board
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Tournal
Toronto
Garand Wholfbinds
Tabor
Finnish Board of Arbitration
Wand
Berry
ORC
KB. E
United States Interstate Conferee Commission
Morrisey
Rathway
Jiveatara
Hays
Maideood
Aoraing With & Feny
Ottaway
Maye
Grand Trunk
Murdock
Atrikers Committee
Minester
Teleim
Betaine Et Rae
di Patc
GREATEST OF ALL VALUES at Green's Store and local vendors
An advertisement page notes various shoe styles including oxfords and pumps with prices from 2.29 to 3.2 per pair at Green's Store 27 and Street Elizabethport New Jersey. It also mentions Fort Grocery opening on First Street with a full line of goods and prices.
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Chiaren
Pumpa
Facturers
Janes Meen
Crawford
Shore
Gov. Hetendel
Green's
Elizabethport
S.J. Ie
Piet
Firat Street
Government taps bill after Bath Tub Trust case
A complex congressional dispute follows a Bath Tub Trust inquiry. Officials allege actions by a prominent firm led to improper conduct and seek to regulate practices to protect the public. The debate centers on enforcement authority and the impact on consumers nationwide.
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Bath Tub Trust
Missing boy not in pond in New Jersey town
An 1888 missing boy case unfolds in Roselle Park near Graye Avenue, with search by Marshal Birmingham and local residents. The boy, ward of Mr and Mrs Headley, disappeared after leaving a farm near the borough, described as orphaned and last seen near Irvington Township, with family attempts to locate him failing.
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Espechit
Ha Dyanna Roselle Park
Ain
Mra
Meade En
Rive Howse
Plitley
Tim
Heonklya
Fort Hee
Riner
Callon
Thendiey
Nin
Mw Chark
Birmingham
Miss Smith Seeks Court Stop To Letters Publication
Miss Helen Woodridge Saint of Stamford Connecticut aided by attorney Hassell Grinwold seeks to prevent further publication of her letters to the word. She plans to ask the court for a temporary injunction against the newspapers and urges protection for her privacy amid the alleged breach of promise case. Witness Wy Thirner, a Brooklyn engineer, accompanied Miss Smith to the lawyer’s office aboard her yacht the Viking. Grinwold’s mother claims the matter involves publication wrongdoing and improper motives.
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Tournal
New York
Willow McQuaid
Helen Woodridge Saint
Stamford
Conn
Hassell Grinwold
Yi Muna Smith
Misa Smith
Wy Thirner
Mise Smith
Viking
J Grinwold
MARK-DOWN SALE AND AUCTION SALE NOTICE
Market ad style listing heavy pricing and product promotions from a general store run by LANSLEY BUSINESS COLLEGE and others. The ad touts heavy reductions on meat poultry and clothing with referenced categories such as fresh meat spring ducks and purity mile for children and invalids. It mentions a late summer session and start date for classes.
Barnet Rabh's store fire rescues three young children
A blaze at 1a Visit Street in Barnet Rabh's store endangers three children under four. Mrs Rabh enters the burning building to recover her kids as firefighters arrive. The fire causes $5,000 in business losses, with most stock damaged. investigators suspect incendiary origin.
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Barnet Rabh
Vist
Wbeetek
Rapide
Kole
Itle
Rob
Joseph Comfewal Hac O'Brien
Cerose
Cotes
Kobe
Connerik
Og Rene
Tits Phter Sons
Heightere Marheath
Poullee
Oteliek
Twalven
Oley
Patna Relman
Kab
Mia
Maurien
Elonk Rocks
de Pos Lw
Schwartz & Rresky
Mitow @ fareon
Beth
Te Stocka
Rob and
Schwarts Presky
May bar Russian Jewish immigrants from entry
Washington July 22 The question of the admissibility of United States Jews deduced from Russian deportation to this country by the American Jewish Aid Society arose today at the Department of Commerce. A slip showed another group of Russian den ist immigrants destined to arrive at Halverton Texas next month.
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Washington
United Stated
Mueriain Jewish Aid Society
Comerce
Halverton
Tex
Strike in England Settled and Northeastern Railways Reopen
Reported in Nowvante Buga on June 22 that workers of the Northeastern Railway returned to duty the day after a brief stoppage. The Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants had urged action, but divisions within the union led to a quick resumption of service. Mines factories and shipyards had faced delays, but activity is gradually resuming as weight cars become available and congestion eases. It will be several days before normal conditions prevail.
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Phe
Planis
Che Tadiang
Gorers
Tournee
Nowvante
Buga
Northe Eastern Railway
Vieeotlapee
Anmtgainatet Society of Railway
Lemiy
Wall Street Opens Mixed After Market Warmup
Wall Street opened with a tentative tone as investors weighed early gains against fresh price movements. The session featured uneven trading as government data and labor figures influenced mood while several sectors showed mixed momentum.
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Fortress Monroe
Owen
Jack Johnson
Bluefields
Union Business College
Broad Street
Dir
F. B. Bersrjman
Donovan
George Speidel
Patrick J. Donovan Hunt
Unie Crunts
Asenne
Donoven Maul
Williaa Rn
Willian Mahan Earr
Anoucia Eury
Sidney Diss
Tl. Zimmerman
W. A. Seluitz
Delegat
Tron Melders
Caion
Howe
Union County Central Labor Union
Ims .Expensen
William F. Callahan
Inbor Temple Fund
Wetlon
Board of Directors
Whr
Henry Hale Gifford
Hindsweek
Broy
Musiciana’ Union
Unnion Brit Ar
Grace Church
Patrick J Donovan
Central Labor Union
Sale Nears End
Ames Aere
Boro
Presson
Rene End Journal
Sherman Mali
Klin Pevayinsvenier
Speciel
Koown
Bret Wit
Roselle Park
Aunumur Rawle
Couniere Anil
Mvi & Marowite
Pratiret
Pervilese
Anyiniing
Eltzebeth Aw Sven At
Dairy Co
Lansley Business College
THINK
KOB
England
Wall Street
Peteuw
Bohwnds
Elizabeth Commercial Ae
Peakheeng Evrotl Now
Hersh Bul Pring Atreet
EL McMickle
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