Acid Attack on Miss Hayden Shown In Report
Police investigate a reported acid assault on 16 year old Fannie Hayden of 2191 Marshall Street. The girl describes a man throwing sulfuric acid as she walked home from church. Doctors treated facial burns. investigators scrutinize threats and letters she received while tracing a suspect from a nearby store.
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Burmie
Hayden
Marshall Street
Liv
Berath
Fannie Haydon
Fulton Street
M. Fr
East Baptist’ Church
Schapel
Poe
Rho Han
Cheea
Hania
O'Leary
Nhat
Jacob Bar
Baylen
George Opalfuens Drowns Himself in Tragic Incident
Fragmentary OCR details describe a drowning involving George Opalfuens. The text mentions a 10-year-old daughter and a Laker team, but the full facts are unclear. Further readable data remain inconsistent and unverified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatorson
George
Local pottery trust forms in Philadelphia
A 49,000,000 pottery trust has been organized in Philadelphia to absorb manufacturers of sanitary wares and tableware. It aims to include Stan dard Sanitary Pottery Company of Elizabeth and others in Bordentown Wheaton Newcastle Trenton and Detroit area. Organizer, a Jackson broker in the Drexel Building Philadelphia, plans a 40,000,000 combination with control of East Liverpool Ohio crockery factories and major Laughlin and Sebring plants, with stock to be issued in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Standard Sanitary Pottery Company
Elizabeth
China
Ter Maatien
Uitil
Elsadeth
Bordentown
Wheallon
Newcastle
Trenton
Jerary
Ohio
Manufeturl
Potterien
Taeckson Marke
New York
Fat Pithsburg
Laughlin China Cé
We + Laughlin China Company
Issant Li
Mth
Aloal
Sebrings
Sebring
Geese and Goslings Case Heard in District Court
Ferdinand E. Kaufman of Clark Township contested a case to reclaim four geese and twenty three goslings claimed by Emily George, his neighbor. Kaufman’s lawyer N. BR. Leavitt stated four geese wandered from his client’s yard on February 2. the court heard the dispute amid tense yard-by-yard ownership questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaufman
Ferdinand E. Kaufman
Clark Township
Emily
George
Robbed Polish Woman at 110 Price Street
Mia Many Sager, a Polish resident on the third floor of 110 Price Street, reported a morning break in. Entering her home, thieves stole $403 from a bureau drawer where she had hidden cash including various denominations. Police alerted. victim described distress on her porch as she spoke with Journal reporter.
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Mia Many Sager
Price Street
Union County Savings
Ringer G
Consternation at Asbury Park Cranks Up Campaign
A cryptic Asbury Park item notes Mayor Ten Brooth rallying against alleged nefarious propitars amid a chaotic scene. The fragment mentions Aibney Park and names Chet Smith as part of the confusion, with unclear dates and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aibney Park
Ten Brooth
Asbury
Bee Woon
Chet Smith
Komura at Sagamore Hill in Roevelt conference
Report of a meeting at Sagamore Hill with Japanese minister Komura and Takahira in attendance for talks with President Roosevelt. They toured by train from Oyster Bay and declined to provide information, with a later plan to return to New York aboard a 2 PM or 4:20 PM train. only other visitor was Folette of New York.
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Oyster Bay
Komurg
Foreeign Alleles
Posse Pleniytr
Roowevelt
Hagamore Hill
Takahira
Baron Konimra
Tatow
Tukahira
New York
Foelette
Sagamore
County Republican Executive Committee Chooses New Officers
Frank H. Smith elected chairman after late Assemblyman Edward Coyne’s death. James C. Calvert named vice chairman while Derward G. Smith of the Twelfth ward is the treasurer. The special session approved the lineup amid cheers and brief remarks from leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Smith
Uaion County
Republican Executive Committee
Edward 8. Coyne
Janes Calvert
Chepenite
Mr. Smith
Durward &. Smith
Twelfth
Geanurer
Envoys to Meet on the Mayflower at Oyster Bay
Russian and Japanese plenipotentiaries will be received by President Roosevelt on August 5 aboard government ships. They will come to Oyster Bay on the Mayflower at 1 PM. Immediate activities follow the reception with ceremonies aboard the Mayflower.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Mr Witte Sails for New York Today Amid War News
Fragmentary OCR reads that Mr Witte sails for New York today amid tensions. It mentions travel from Bremen and a delayed ne tag with unclear timing. Context is wartime reporting language and location references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Witte
New York
Dar Gress
Bremen
Geetha
Namie
Stokes and Mrs Stokes Arrive in Liverpool in July
Readable fragments indicate a couple named Stokes and Mrs Stokes arriving in Liverpool in July. The text mentions an apparent pastor and a Reverend, with garbled surrounding words that suggest travel or arrival details lacking full context. The core facts point to names and a destination city with a July timing.
SONS USE BENJADLIN BESSMY MARSHALL STREETED
Brief fragment notes a sequence involving Benjadlin and Bessmy Marshall on Marshall Street. Readable details are sparse. the item appears to be a minor local notice or snippet without a clear event or outcome. Entities include Benjadlin and Bessmy Marshall.
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Benjadlin
Bessmy Marshall
Eying
Kirkland Backed in Plainfield and Summit Delegates Debate
An evening meeting of the Republican County Committee touched on state senate nominations with Plainfield and Summit figures rallying around Kirkland. Rumors tied McCardell to the Kirkland bid while Ackerman ruled out a candidacy though-eyeing the senatorial seat. Rahway backed Wright for the ward post, and talk of an Assembly candidate circulated around names like Kellogg and Chapel.
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Republican
Plainfield
William N. Runyon
Runyon
Ernest B. Ackerman
Ackerman
Gilbert and Fisk
Rimyon
Wate McCardell
Unyon
W Journal
Matt ‘Uhabean
Kirkland
McCurdell
Elty
Kirklaid
McMuredy
Sumit
McCardell
Rahway
Charlea Reed
Willan J. Wright
Charice
Ki Torker
M. Kellogg Wan
B. Chapel
Japs Take Convict Town and Raze Russian Settlement
July reports from London and Tokio describe Japanese forces capturing Alexandromk, a Russian convict settlement on the Tal, with rioting suppressed and civilians harmed. The assault on the Tumen front is widening, with estimates of 40 900 men involved and Japanese advances toward the river.
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Tokio
Alexandromk
Taland
Sumen
London
Tumen
Senilar
Daily Telegraph
Tokin
Odkasa
Tosel
Grand Jury to Investigate Auto Accident Death
New Brunswick, July 7. The Middlesex County grand jury is investigating the automobile accident at Dupelin that resulted in the death of Mrs. William A. Westphal of Plimnteth. She was riding in an auto driven by Stanbery of Fanwood, with Oscar Haris as a passenger.
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New Brunswick
Middlesex County Grand Jury
Dupelien
William A. Westphal
Plimnteth
Fiam Stanbery
Fan‘wood
Pees Ee Ariven Ty
Oscar Haris
Triplets Surprise Priest and Father in Celebrate Baptism
At Atoms Pennsylvania on July 3 Mia Josephine Co Hina of Lorguve ap Italian gave birth to a boy and a girl. The father took the baby to the Catholic church to be baptized amid warm congratulations. One baby died the morning. Exclusion act upheld, United States Soariant oats morning upheld the tegall. Wall Wt Chttoere encleaion ect. Commercial College.
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Atoms
Mia
Josephine Co Hina
Lorguve
Ariplate
Garin
Lervase
Obia
United States
Aera Saetate
Death to Municipal Ownership Politics Rally
Chicago July 87 Mayor Dunne withholds comments on James Dalrymple report from Glasgow who studied street railway systems for municipal ownership. London Tramway and Railroad World notes claim Chicago could afford purchase of under-focused franchises. warns politics would undermine expert action amid local tensions.
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Chicago
Dunne
James Dalrymple
Glasgow
London Tramway
Wall Street Decline Reverses After Dividend News
The New York market saw a shift as Bris second preferred stock paid dividends, lifting sentiment after prior disappointment. Financiers reported brisk buying in London for Erie and Reading while others softened. Reading showed renewed strength, and railroad and government bonds remained steady amid cautious trades.
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New York
Reading
Negro Escapes From Swamp After Murder Pursuit
Plainfield July 27 Charles Long a burly negro and numberer of Matthew Cunningham of Trenton escaped from a swamp where police and farmers hunted him for three days in a bid to recover plunder. Fires burned the edge of the swamp and searches continued as darkness fell with many campfires and whispering guards hoping for his capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Charles Long
Matthew Cunningham
Trenton
Maine
Ulm
Drake reports on the Bennington vessel readiness
From Withington DC July 27 Captain Drake reports to the Navy Department that the Bennington’s hull is inspected with no leaks and key machinery ready. Divers finish hull work while crew prepared for passage to Mare Island. ship to be towed and provisioned for departure under careful preparations.
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Ransom Xlee
Mare
Bennington Death Notice With Mixed Fragments
Fragmentary obituary note mentioning Rae Diego Cal and M Epstein with unclear wording and dates. Contains scattered names and garbled text from a Bennington publication. attempts to signal a death notice but lacks coherent details or context.
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Miss Hayden
Second Street
George Opalfuens
Elisabeth
Potteries Selling
Union County Salvings Bank
Asbury Park
Meny Hotel
Komura
Sagamore Hill
Frank H.smith
Derward
Smith
Tressurer
Teton County
C. Gt Ws
Msg Short
Calvert
Ales
Ourward
Buith
Ith
Wwrmbern
Elevon
Lostiona
Wrank H.amithy
Hairman
County
Jean Raertl
James C.calvert
Mrs. Stokes
Lnerpoo
Liverpool
Andrew M. Cardell Ouf
Shriebaby
Saghe- Wengland
Middleedx County
Mes. Westphal
Wall Street
Fou Brokers
Broad Street
Assbetis
Atchison Balt
Odio
Akiyo
Hindson
Manhattan
Missouri
Pacife
Weil
Ibn
Umn
Negro
Drake
Bennington
Rae Diego
Cal
Tuly I
Ek Brinakag
M. Epsteie
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