Bids Rejected For School No. 10 Opening
A special meeting of the Board of Education voted to advertise for new bids for School No. 10 after existing bids failed to meet specifications. The committee found bids did not conform to the advertising portion, with issues over the type and range of fixtures and pricing.
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New Onan
Board of Faveation
Hhls
oThree
Trenton State Furniture Company
Ter
Sewderey - Church-Belio
Trenton Beate
Tat Avgie
Eta
Untitled Report From Potlee Court Disturbance
Fragmentary OCR describes a disturbance at Potlee Court with a suspect hiding under a chair and an intruder alarm. Narration mentions a man observing, a cramped room, and a boyish figure drawn into a tense scene during a night incident. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are recovered.
Patent for a new rail joint design announced
A firm has filed a patent for a WEW-rail joint invention described as a site specific improvement. Inventors are named but the OCR text is garbled. The document references an area and date of filing and notes an aim to halt a problem in the joint, with emphasis on a protective patent grant.
100 Days Extra for Away. Erni Aiuetia Alters
The fragmentary note mentions a 100 day extension for an away task and references names and dates. It is unclear but implies scheduling changes and a later event with possible references to periods, roles, and a plan involving Sepa and Ded bles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erni Aiuetia
Derailed Trolley Slows City Traffic Amid Delays
Partial readable text suggests a trolley derailment disrupted rush hour traffic. No clear injuries or officials named. incident details appear limited to a derailment affecting service and congestion.
Public Meeting on River Improvement in City Bell
A public meeting on river improvement is scheduled for Monday night in the council chamber of City Bell to discuss Bil Rivers work. Members of the River Improvement Committee will attend to gauge public sentiment, with a general expectation the committee may proceed. The committee recently dismissed various cleansing plans and plans for river work are under consideration.
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Council
Council Chamber
City Bell
Sue
I Sethian
Tte
Calvert Seeks Vice-Chairmanship at Republican Event
At a county committee gathering described in the Journal, James Calvert is expected to be named vice-chairman to replace Coyne as County Chairman. County Clerk and other leaders may be reorganized, with final returns from the excursion committee due tonight. The first water outing by the Republican camp is planned for Saturday at Mint View and the Westfield area, drawing prominent county Republicans not away on vacation, with past outings at Galvin’s Park noted for disorder and heavy meals.
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Frank H. Smith
Coyne
Calvert
Smith
Republican Cin
Canire
Unclear OCR Note Sparks Repair Bid Review
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Harty Rath, a contractor nicknamed MIME D'OR OW, allegedly doing a quick dig in front of Bugs' Bibel greet. The text notes he picked up a ground item and appeared to salvage material, with a plan to hand the matter to an expert for evaluation.
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Harty Rath
Bugs
Wade
Mr. Rath
Complaint Against Stanberry Dismissed
In Pialafeld on July 20 W Brapberry of Fanwood, driver of a sut mobile, caused a collision with Osea Harris’ wagon at Dunellen Monday night, killing Mira. Proceedings set for this morning, with the funeral of Mrs. Weatphal scheduled for Friday.
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Pialafeld
W. BR. Brapberry
Fanwood
Osea Harris
Dunellen
Mira
Obituary fragment with limited readable details
Fragmentary obituary notes a death after a lengthy illness. Mentions a husband and several relatives, with unclear names and locations due to heavy OCR corruption. Surviving spouse and broad family connections implied, but specifics are unreadable.
Automobile Thief Sentenced to State Reformatory
A court session led to Leroy Davis pleading not guilty and receiving a sentence to the State Reformatory. Prosecutor Kinglink noted Davis’s poor reputation. In Rahway, Andrew Hardin and William Jones, both Negroes, admitted thefts at William Stokes’s home and were jailed. John McDonald pled guilty to robbing a Italian woman of 14 dollars and several shawls, getting 30 days in jail. Other suspects fled with the goods. Michael Howly, noted for multiple arrests, faced drunkenness and disorderly conduct fines and prior burglary, in this city.
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Leroy Davis
Jay
Robert M. Kellogg
Sudge Vail
State Reformatory
Davis
Kinglink
Andrew Hardin
William Jones
Tegroes
Rahway
William Stokes
Main — Street
Micheal Howly
Heisley Sets Aside Writ for Attachments in New York
A writ for attachment against the estate of Joumph Weinstels of 190 Elisabeth Avs Me is set aside. The Hilistirant Company and other creditors in New York seek to seize assets as part of a legal action.
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Joumph Weinstels
Elisabeth Aves
Hilistirant Company
Toval
New York
Quarantine fine paid by storekeeper at Franklin Street
William Herg a candy storekeeper at 343 Franklin street paid a fine for selling goods while his house was under quarantine as three children suffered diphtheria. The Board of Health filed the charge and the case, slated for trial tomorrow, was settled today before trial.
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William Herg
a_cangy
Franklin Street
Blo
Covta
Board of Health
Boy Narrow Escape From Automobiles in City Streets
A small boy narrowly avoided danger when a car swung around the corner at Sayre and Cherry streets, scattering paper from its path and drawing quick onlookers. A portion of the scene was obscured by the commotion as witnesses gathered.
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Sayre
Cherry Streets
Funeral of Col Daniel Lamont Held in Millbrook
Simple but impressive services marked the funeral of former Secretary of War Col Daniel Lamont at his Altamont home in Millbrook New York. Clergy from Presbyterian Dutch Reformed and Episcopal churches officiated as mourners from Cleveland and Cortelyou attended. The private Yakima car carried the casket and family members to Woodlawn station where the train bore the body to Cleveland for final services.
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Poughkeepsie
Daniel Lamont
Altamont
Millbrook
Merle Smith
Presbyterian Church In
New York
la ‘Moat
Hey
J. G
Woodlawn
Lamont Manoaluea
Cleveland
Deniel Lamont
Lamont
W. ‘Davia
Baron Komura Spends Quiet Day at Home
A garbled report notes Baron Komura spending a quiet day, with officials and the State Department mentioned. It references a move toward a constitutional remedy, and Abe Baron retiring to his apartment as papers circulate.
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Komura
Rootevolt
Meiroe
State Department
Baron Kormurs
Euler
Abe Haron
Meyra
Takahira Seeks Roosevelt Aid at White House Meeting
Japanese diplomat Takahira arrives from New York by train to meet President Roosevelt at the station, then travels to a government residence on Caprass Hill for talks about potential aid or policy. The date is recorded as late July following the arrival.
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Takahira
Roosevelt
Oynter Ray
Takeahira
Nan Patterson's Sister Secures Government Post
A fragmentary note reports Nan Patterson's sister obtaining a government position amid unclear details. The entry mentions a baronet title and a data printer's assistant role, but the partial text lacks verifiable dates or locations. Further readable context is required to confirm specifics.
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Nan Patterson
Tom
Rita Te Kee
Bila A. Tay
Special Session Called for Arcanumites in New Jersey
New Brunswick July 26 Grand Council Royal Arcanum of New Jersey meets in special session to address the Supreme Council action raising insurance rates. After an executive meeting last night, a two day session was announced to hear input from natives of subordinate councils before formal presentation to the Supreme Council. Regent Julien Rodgers of Cranford will issue the official notice. It is expected the Grand Council will repudiate the rate increase.
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New Jersey
New Brunswick
Grand Council
Royal Arcanum
Supreme Council
Nwerenae
Noth
Julien Rodgers
Cranford
Tug Sunk In New York Harbor Mystery Collision
A New York tugboat named Robert White narrowly escaped a deadly fate after colliding with a lighter off the Battery sea wall as it moved up the East River from Jersey. Captain Frank Sinclair and a deckhand were injured. another crew member was rescued from the water. The incident occurred as tug and lighter followed the robuust wake, with alarms sounded and rescue boats rushing to aid.
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New York
Robert White
New York Central
Battery Sea Wall
Jersey
Frank Sinclair
Ward Des Noyes
ACOUBER OF GARLTON TESTIFIES IN NY FAMILY CASE
A woman identified Carlton as the father of her 6 year old daughter during testimony. Mrs Martines expresses bitterness and plans to travel to New York to testify.
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Carll
Martinen
Martines
Carlton
New York
Equitable Life Assurance Board Elects New President
In New York the Equitable Life Assurance board of directors elected James W. Alexander and Nevada N. Stranahan as directors with Alexander becoming president. Previous bylaw changes were discussed but not adopted. Directors plan another meeting tomorrow.
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New York
Equitable Life Assustance
James W. Alexander
Nevada N. Stranahanay
Weenie
San
R Cachan
Tomor
Agala Lomor
Death toll rises after Jennington incident in Washington
Fragmented report notes another Jennington victim amid unclear details. It mentions a Paymaster's clerk and a bombing motive connected to a Washington incident, with sparse, unresolved specifics and damaged phrasing.
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Jennington
Washington
Reece
Weather Conditions Reported With Cool Air Across Regions
Weather notes indicate cool conditions across the eastern Atlantic and southern regions with scattered showers. Temperatures show little change and readings are listed for the last twenty four hours, including areas such as New Manin and Western Tess.
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Indea Gorton
Nekrasks
South Tefete
Routh
Atlentic
Storm fatalities reported across Austria Hungary
A recent widespread storm in Austria-Hungary caused multiple deaths. In Arzberg lightning struck a cherry tree where ten people rested, killing several. A priest was delivering service when he was struck and died. At Yushberg in Styria a house hosting twelve banquet guests was struck, six seated at one side were knocked unconscious.
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Austria-Hungary
Arzberg
Austria
Stegar
J Lan
Yushberg
Duchy of
Styria
Bubonic Plague Report Near Panama Port
Fragmentary notes indicate concerns over bubonic plague activity near a Panama port with mentions of authorities and precautionary measures. Text is garbled but references to cargo, steamer rates, and quarantine precautions appear, suggesting a public health alert and containment actions.
Stock Market Moves Highlight Mixed Trading Activity
Trading activity shows C G Gates and Merrick Berg buying common stock while B H Sweet and A J Combs plus Ira Kip acquired second preferred. Second preferred opened up 1 percent before retreating as overall market movements left most active shares unchanged.
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C. G. Gates & Company
Merrick & Berg
BH. Sweet & Company
A. J.combs
Ira Kip
Second Preferred
Beck
Ory
Yeuterfay
Armed Men Pursue Suspect in Dismal Swamp Murder Plot
In New Jersey a posse of about twenty with guns and revolvers surrounds the Dismal Swamp area between Plainfield and North Elizabeth hunting Charles Long, wanted for the murder of Matthew Cunningham. A $250 reward stands for capture, dead or alive. Detectives and police guard the swamp as Long is presumed to be within the boggy region, where a previous unidentified body was found years ago.
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Muinfeld
Getty
Betwen South
Plainield
New Market
Charles Long
Long
Matthew Cunningham
Cunningham
Tom U Aleon
Neleos
Howe
Saugi
Abe
Aloo Denis
Elizabeth Journal
Rakwey
Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse sails from Cherbourg to New York
The vessel Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse departs Cherbourg this evening bound for New York with passengers including M. Witte and Mr Hussian as ambassadors to Ferenc and Canal the United States.
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United States
Hussian Ambasador
Ferenc
Levy's Store News Th will pay every woman to town to start
Levy's Store announces an effort to attract female shoppers by offering payments to women to travel to town and begin purchases. The plan aims to bolster sales and draw more customers to the store during a promotional period.
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