Fresh Names Rise in Freeholders Contest for Mayoral Nomination
The piece outlines a crowded field for the Republican mayoral nomination with Getegton and Councilmen battling for support in uptown wards. It notes Dr Shirre es J Shirued and others as potential candidates, mentions committee plans to present names at an August conference, and describes party leaders preparing for a key primary phase with about 4000 voters expected to participate.
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Time United States: Ugibrelie Companey Catches Proaperity Breeze
Fragmentary text describes a company catching a property breeze after an inning and mentions streets and factory details. It references optical and water control aspects and includes garbled names and phrases about weddings and gear. The readable parts indicate a local business or event context with unclear specifics.
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United States
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Woman suffers long fall fracture at home
Mrs William J McGhee of 2754 Catherine Street was found after falling down stairs at her home last night. She sustained a broken left clavicle and other injuries across the body. Dr Buck attended and treated her on site.
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William J. McGhee
Catherine Street
Ataira
Boek
McGhee
Buck
Long Court Term Temporarily Ends In City
Judge Brustons severed jury duty until September 8 as the Dom nick Mangeno trial is set for that date. Indyw Atwater is to impose a few sentences Saturday. James H. Powderly faced four years of court trouble, with a surprising act of mercy on a pending charge related to deserting his wife.
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Domnick Mangeno
Indyw Atwater
James H. Powderly
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Powderly
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Cauterbach Killed in Auto Accident
Alfred Lauterbach aged 87 son of Edward Lauterbach Republican leader and prominent New York lawyer was killed early today in an automobile accident. The crash occurred on a city artery as Lauterbach and companions Cahm and Goodman were en route when the car left the road. Goodman a real estate man of 2409...
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New York
Alfred Lauterbach
Edward Lauterbach
Itasai
Aula
William Cahm
Kawaré Goodman
Jeuterbach
Gren
Mick
Wittimar
Ai ‘Goodman
Weather warning report from the Weather Bureau
A weather bulletin notes a northeast storm warning observed this morning. The advisory covers routes from Sewn to Atlantic, with attention to New England areas as conditions develop.
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Atlantic
I Ronda
New Eng
Lumber manager enjoined at Destlat Tavervon Avenue
An injunction was issued against The Hew Lumber manager in Destlat on Tavervon Avenue. The telegraphic report from Be Moa dated July 20 notes the action and restraining order details. The source text is fragmentary but indicates a court order affecting the lumber firm and its manager.
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BE. Moa
Angole
Prosperity on Waterfront Signals Railway Lumber Surge
The waterfront recovery gains pace as over a million feet of railway lumber arrives. Freight shipments from Fredericksburg to York division reflect revived demand, with traders hopeful for a broader revival despite temporary market hesitancy.
Agoules Bryan Open Letter Charges Bryan Plot
An open letter in Omaha Nebraska accuses W J Bryan of conspiring to steal the populist vote of the Star from Tom Watson Victor Rosewater and others. The missive questions the secrecy and marks attention to alleged wrongdoing within Nebraska politics.
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Omaha
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Star
Tom Watson
Victor Rosewater
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Woman Attempts Poisoning at Railroad Station
Evelyn Ahr, 18, of Newark, attempted suicide by drinking carbolic water at Roselle Central Railroad Station before 3 AM. She was found conscious on the floor, drinking water, and taken to Elisabeth General Hospital in critical condition, with a possible chance of recovery.
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Caestein
Te Sarrendate Eioonet
Anbury
Dante
Humber
Fredericks
York
Central
Ronelle
Evelyn Ahr
Roeslle
Central Railroad
Stevia
Lisabeth General Hospital
Wykeman Lewis
Levis
Lewis
Lewis Shy
Plerton End
Beriehland
Hos
Evelyn Abr
South Twelfth Street
Newark
Fifteenth Avenue
Miss Horet
Victim Identified After Rail Collision Near City
A man about years old was struck and killed by a eastbound express train on the Central Rail. The accident occurred last night between the city and the east end, with the victim later taken to the morgue. No identification has been found yet.
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Central
Kelley
Docks Committee Eyes Coastline Pier Purchase for City
Charles H. Moore chairs the Docks Piers Committee seeking to buy land along Florida Street and the river at low cost to build a large pier complex. Landowners include William H. Bepkin and Patrick H. Githobly. Moore notes potential state prominence and significant public income from a modern pier, with plans for public access and excursion boats, while finance talks with the Dock Committee assess recommendations to council.
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Florida Street
Charles H. Moore
William H. Baepkin
Patrick H. Githobly
Mr. Moore
Nichawe Jean
Embezzlement Charge Shrouded in Court Report
Telegraphed note from New York reports a man, Hobson aged 43, held for embezzlement after fleeing with another man's wife. Details are garbled but reference to the George Street police court and named individuals such as Cardigan and Devine appear in the fragmentary dispatch.
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New York
Sean Mead
Tapiathite Cardigan
George Stree
Hobson
Hom
Former Elizabethan wins fame in Paris
Mrs Marian Gilhooly Lawrie daughter of Judge and Mrs P Gilhooly of this city has won wide notice in Paris and London for her piano playing. She debuted publicly and appeared in Paris and London society circles. She performed with notable technique and expression and was reengaged by the London Symphony Orchestra for a November concert at Queen's Hall.
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P. 4
Gilhooly
Paris
London
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Bho
Paria
Landon
Landon Symphony Orchestra
Queen's Fiat
Laverie Ie
New York
Nantiickort
Out All Night Jurors Deadlock on Slogan Law Violation
A jury failed to reach a verdict in the case of Feile Seenowiter, a Clark Place saloon keeper charged with violating the screen provision of the bishops' law. Testimony from detectives and witnesses described a Sunday sale, while jurors remained seven to five for acquittal, ending without a verdict.
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Feile
Seenowiter
Ats Wan
Dudge
Coeiatel
Clark Plas
Second Street
Jalute Sra Dat
Matson
Id Muttenbey
Bergen Grand Jury Indicts Eberhard for Murder
The Bergen County Grand Jury indicted August Eberhard for the murder of his aunt at Rochelle Park on July. His written admission that he killed her and robbed her was submitted, and a trial date will be fixed.
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Bergen County
Grand Jury
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Rochelle Park
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Wan Ie
Eberhard
Wall Street Quiet Opening Amid Mixed Fractional Shifts
Telegraph dispatch from New York reports a quiet first hour on Wall Street with mixed fractional movements. Union Pacific showed a minor decline, Tackawanna opened at a steady price, while Gould edged higher and other stocks remained flat as traders awaited clearer direction.
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Journal
New York
Drowned men near Newark after rescue attempt
In Newark on July 0 James Abearn of 17 Flarrinon avenue drowned while trying to save a non swimer James Hillbots of 908 Davis avenue who jumped in after him at the Pamalo River landing. Both men sank and were recovered shortly after, ending a double tragedy as onlookers watched.
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Star
Kewark
Abearn
Flarrinon Avenue
Pamalo Rive
James Iilbbots
Davis Avenue
Home Rule Good Government Club forms in Union County
A labor united push by local unions proposes a Home Rule Good Government Club led by a five member committee to secure pledges from all candidates. The pamphlet calls for initiative and referendum, recall, public utility oversight, direct primaries, and tax reform with rates setting and corporate service controls.
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Home Rule Good Government Club
Union County Trades. Council
Cemaiadion
Massachusetts
P.J. Domayan
Hanssan
Dent
James
Dardis
Pattie Batarme
Republica
Peimariee
Thia
Turbulent July dispatches mix camp killings and political rhetoric
Reports from Teal pond camp near Troy and scattered July finds recount body discovery and unsettled community reactions while political factions clash over reform agendas. Dutch naval moves unfold in the Caribbean as London protests grow after a high profile acquittal on a blackmail case.
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