County Politics Split Over Assembly Seat Vacancy
Local Republican committee members plan a special meeting to fill the vacancy caused by Assemblyman Coyne’s death. The contest centers on control of the county committee, with Frank H. Smith poised for chair, supporters claiming unanimous election while factions realign around Kean.
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Onty Republican
Elairian
Coyne
Banthweek
Plainfield
Aiden
Tuterasta
Reablymna Layne
Frank H. Smith
Kean
Simitheh
Haa
Hoartle
Smith
Howtile
Benator Kean
Worlern
Vaise
Wat ‘Sodaleo
Murderer in North El th hunted after = dumb fragment
A murderer named Long, killer of Matthew Canningens of Trenton, was reported missing after fleeing from an officer near Stelton. Police traced his revolver, called in Plainfield and New Jersey troopers, and conducted a night search as darkness fell.
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Matthew Canningens
Trenton
Stelton
Newmarket
Plainfield
Palnfieldd
Alleged Bad Paint Furnishing Report Emerges
A garbled historical notice alleges Kosberg furnished faulty paint. The fragment references individuals Elizabeth, Craig, and John, with unclear roles and a dated line resembling July 1. The piece hints at a legal or civil action stemming from defective materials.
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Kosberg
Iizabeth
John
Chooke Arrested Here After Police Chase
North Broad Street on a sunny afternoon, James Seritenut and Jerry Paulilla were arrested after break ins at a store and two Italian dwellings. Officers recovered revolvers and jewelry, and the suspects admitted to thefts. Sergeant Hiney led the capture and the pair were to be taken to South Bethlehem pending regulation papers.
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Jerry Paulilla
James
North Broad Street
Maatebel
Crear
Anay
Pnptery Kant
Annile
Besnibar
Tim Oat
Imal
Bouth
Death of William P. Toler passes in Morris County
William P. Toler, formerly of the city, died at his Madison, Morris County home after a months long illness. He was son of the late Hugh A. and Mary Pennington Toler and grandson of former Governor William Benning. He studied at Princeton College and was admitted to New York, New Jersey, Texas bars. A respected lawyer, he practiced in Staten Island and Westerly Rhode Island and was recently associated with Trim Tyna Cmtehara. He was a member of Columbus, the Carpent Union, and Grace P.E. Church. Funeral services will be held Thursday at his home at 2 p.m. with interment in Evergreen Cemetery.
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Willis Pennington Toler
Thiev City
Madison
Morris County
Toler
Hugh A
Mary Pennington
William Bening New Srn
Princeton College
New York State
New Jeraey
Eaeedann
Texas
Faor Fox
Fudge Holt
Staten
Westerly
Rhode
Bordase Mabionne
Dananand Avenue
Trimit Tyna Cmtehara
New York City
Hdgeworth
Colamtus
Carpen- Union
Grace P.E
Evergreen Cemetery
Shoe Theft Report Odd Morning Incident
An unclear early morning report notes a shoe theft involving a male suspect and a distressed scene near a residence. The fragment mentions a person named Frank and roses, with minimal location detail and no clear outcome.
Baron Komura in New York Peace Envoy
Baron Jutaro Komura, Japanese minister of foreign affairs and chief peace plenipotentiary, arrived in New York at 8 45 am and met with Borogo Takahira at the Waldorf Astoria. He will remain about five days as part of a swifter Japan trip, greeted by scores of Japanese merchants and escorted aboard the ferry St Louis.
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New York
Jutaro Komuita
Japan
Borogo Takahira
Washington
Waldorf-Astoria
Baron Kemara
Swenteen
H. W. Dennison
Tie Epi Forei Offoe
A. Boisto
Bureaus of Information
Y. Yuamaze
Foreign Ministry
Tachibana
Nen
Wasi Kumatora
Honda
Heron Kowora
Ervey City
Pennsylvania
Wife Murder at Little Falls Claims Life of Opol
A Little Falls woman Mrs George Opol fatally shot in bed this morning. Neighbors heard shots and saw a man flee the scene. Police believe the husband Henry Rays may have killed her and will likely be found later as a possible suicide attempt is suspected.
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Putétson
George Opolfagete
Henry Rares
Oll
Police Notes From New Town Disturbances
A jumble of names and places describes police notes this morning. John Caltey of New Torm and Jane Colley were involved in a demented episode linked to a Wittlem IT Comey case at 151 Pultom Street. A New York wife faced related charges while other residents and suspects appeared in scattered incidents across the city citywide.
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John Caltey
New Torm
bin Wite
Wittlem
Pultom Street
Jane Colley
Ube
Jer-ry
Shoul
Bin
New York
Lemauppert
Best
Aol
John Johnson
Morrizon Strett
River Committee Meeting Tonight at City Hall
The Eltenbgth River Improvement Committee will meet this evening to organize and discuss holding a public meeting. No action will be taken tonight but planning for cleaning the river and gauging citizen sentiment on river improvement will be addressed. Councilman Sauer, committee chair, says if residents support the project and back the committee, the plan will proceed.
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Sauer
Collin and Mab 18 Still Unconscious After Park Collision
Mrs. John Collins of Caion remains unconscious at General Hospital after being struck by a trolley car at Rosslle Park. The 18 year old Mab and the incident drew a court appearance by motorman George Quinn and conductor Edward Neafsey as authorities consider charges. witnesses say Quinn could not stop the car within four feet and Collins raised a hand to avert the impact.
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John Collins
Caion
Rosslle Park
General Hospital
George Quinn
Monaa
Edward Neafsey
Elizabeth
East Wesvice
Woodruff
Rove Park
Trolley Corporation
Quinn
Westphal Woman Dies From Auto Crash Injuries
Mrs. Willem A Westphal died at her Plainfield home at 2 am today from injuries in a Sunday night automobile accident. Her 16 year old daughter Jane was only slightly hurt as the car rear ended a wagon. the family states the girl escaped serious harm as she was seated in the back.
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Westphal
Plainfield
Plainfieldy
Willem A. Westphal
Frederick Westphal
Smutomobile
Seccideak
Jane
J Fred McDonald Elected in Plainfield Ward Election
Plainfield July 25 J Fred McDonald of the second ward was elected by the City Council last night to all major city posts succeeding Hubbard. The move marks a shift in local leadership as McDonald takes on duties previously held by Hubbard.
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Board of Freeholders
Plainfield
J. Fred McDonald
Coal Dock Accident Leaves Men Severely Injured
report from the coal dock area describes a severe injury incident at 4 o'clock involving multiple workers. details are fragmentary due to garbled OCR but indicate a significant accident with injured men and damaged equipment. Authorities and witnesses are referenced but exact names, locations, and outcomes are unclear in the surviving text.
Grace Church Excursion Reported With Committee Dismissal
A garbled church excursion notice references Grace Church and a committee decision. The readable fragments suggest organizers invite participants and address safety concerns despite unclear details. No other concrete facts could be confirmed from the damaged text.
Plan to cleanse river through locks and dredging project
A politician proposes a comprehensive river cleansing scheme centered on a navigation lock at the river mouth to retain water and a flood lock near Broad Street Bridge. A light-draught tug would dredge mud, with water kept at feasible depths to support manufacturing, then flood gates opened to flush the system.
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Broad Street
Weetfield Avenue
Brad Aireet
Li Je
Broad Street Bridge
Westfield Avenue
Roosevelt Denies Ties to Publication Facts and Fantasies
Oyster Bay July 25 President Roosevelt flatly denied any dealings with the publication Facts and Fantasies. The statement followed earlier subscriber refusals and confusion over book sales and promotional material.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Amstetent
Lone An
Baryes Seine Biok Welther
Death by own action reported at Seville hotel rooms
Fragmentary OCR describes a man, identified as Benadeau and Soin, at a hotel on Flitigen Street and Seville, who shot himself in his apartments, an apparent self-inflicted death reported today.
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Mere Denier
Walter
Sottat Foods
Benadeau
Soin Treet
Reading Main Line Traced and Returned to Tracks
Fragmentary report notes a Reading Main Line incident with derailed or misrouted coal cars near Douatar up to Conshobocken and back to the Reading tracks. Text contains garbled phrases and nonsensical terms, but references a railway movement and reversion to rails.
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Douatar
Reading
Conshobocken
Miniature War Maps Made in Germany
Fragmented OCR describes tiny war maps and charts valued for microscopic reading, noting German origins and the use of scales to depict air and land operations. Mentions intelligence and incomplete rations affecting reports, and references to Russia Japan and Manchuria contexts.
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Germany
Rome
Gsi
M. Om
Ordagnee
Will Peines
Russia
Keres
Man
Fragmentary maritime note hints at a creaking voyage
A garbled passage references the Atlantic voyage and a captain’s crew, mentioning twenty five individuals and a sense of creaking the ship. The text appears damaged with unclear names and sequence of events.
Dissolution of Sweden and Norway
Stockholm, Sweden, July 25. The members of the Swedink Cabinet handed their resignations to the king today. The action follows the report of the committee of the Rikdag ti witch on the bill for separation of the union. The cabinet contemplates the dissolution and a future government will be formed.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Swedink
Tha Minke
Norway
Wall Street Journal Sees Mixed Market Moves and Copper Strength
In early trading the market showed advances driven by John Gatee and partners with bears and buyers active. Amalgamated Copper attracted support while optimism for the United States Steel statement faded as outside demand remained weak. London stock activity was light and government bonds held steady.
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Sekorg
John W. Gatee
Andi Ir
United States
Bree Corporation
Amalgamated Copper
Dania
London
Journal on sale at Union News Stand Jersey City
Fragmentary notice states The Journal is on sale at Union News Stand in Jersey City. The garbled text references railways and Pennsylvania railroad in the delivery city area, but the readable portion confirms the sale location.
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Journal
Union News
Jersey City
Central
Thief Steals Silverware From Townley Home
A thief broke into School Commissioner Davit Townley s residence at 130 Murray Street last night and stole carved silverware and a eyeglass set valued as heirlooms. Officer Denman pursued and captured the suspect, William Wilton of New York, about 24 years old, after a chased through Murray Street yards. Wilton confessed and identified himself as the thief. Townley notes a prior similar loss about six months ago.
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Davit HL ‘Townley
Murray Atrecht
Oliicer Denman
Ae William Wilton
New York
Townley
Burilarn
Denman
Murray Street
Gasoline Horror at Pittsburg
Pittsburg Pa July 2 A gasoline stove in Levi Tagrens residence on Wood Alley Braddock exploded starting a fire that killed two children and fatally burned the mother and father while rescuing others. The stove overturned during cooking as the family slept on the second floor.
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Pittsburg
Levi Tagress
Wood Alley Braddock
Childrn
Ter
Tagrens
Shah of IA By Heat Paria Partially Readable
Fragmentary text describes a heat driven scene with scattered phrases about persons, apartments, and a ground level setting. The readable segments mention Paria and Javenn, with references to heat and a doorway, but no coherent action or clear event conclusion is evident.
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Paria
Perros
Senator Mitchell in Portland County Jail Case Noted
Federal dodge case referenced in Portland Oregon involving Senator Mitchell with dates and fees. details unclear due to damaged OCR but indicates legal action and county jail context.
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U. & Senator
Mitchell
Portland
Ore
Mitchell Toda
Rees Te
Federal Dodge Og
Bennington Boat Floated Ends Row Over Funds
In Bennington a vessel issue surfaced as Sax Dhege Cal and Suby faced a $4 dispute. Court action and a settlement attempt followed amid tense negotiations and local officials weighing next steps.
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Bennington
Sax Dhege
Cal
Suby
Saat
Tee
Aigre
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