Dryden campaign announced to seek reelection in Tennessee state race
Colonel Kyser announced Dryden will run for the unexpired term of Gen William Sewell, with support from business and labor groups across the state. He asserts steady party backing and aims to campaign in every county after the current convention ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sanktor Jobe, Dryden
Prudemtiall 2Ae Imsurance Company
Pan” Aida
William J. Sewell
Uange
Adaslon
Coman
Rma
Una Sevion
Koneteee
Nielous
Innity
Fagan
Menster Dryden
Revord Ee
Murphy Aui Griggs
Kyser
Aftracian
Chindler Wo Raker
Newark
Colby- Whig
Eire
Somene
Kuner
Tery
Npresentatives
Fers’ Listance
Dryden
Courte Aa
Mmiktin Wi
Weran
Tome
Waal 1
Kent Oa
Nile Transtom
Dreden
Jomm W. Griggs
Sal Fore
Franklin Nrphy
Mor Foster
Voorhees
Ak Bigg
Frank
Brigg
Fragmentary Note on Brain Fatty Tissue and Food
The passage describes brain deterioration from overwork and stress, claiming fatty changes in brain matter occur faster than fatigue. It asserts food as a remedy, warning of a looming horror of darkness and ruin unless the recommended dietary change is followed.
Unclear OCR Political Campaign Plan Emerges
Fragmentary text shows a campaign plan across counties from Sweex to Cape May. It mentions primaries, a court of errors, and debates on electing officials by district or county, outlining a strategy for the election cycle.
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Calonel
Sweex
Cape May
Develpaaries
German Day Celebration Draws 20 000 Attendees
A large crowd gathered for a German Day event estimated at 20 000 people. The celebration featured cultural displays and festivities marking the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly
Prema
Tata Jy
Whist Chiar and WeidGhan Twist in Fair Match
A fragmented whist report notes Soowerts leading, Dunham and Hichele returning with top north and south. The two pairs play next Monday with Dunham Kieh facing Hibbard Hibbard and Richman Willard meeting Perkins Martinson.
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Chiar
weidGhan
Dunham
Hichele Ceferee
Dunham-Kieh
Hibbard
Richman
Willard
Perkinn
Martinsom
Jacksom
Police Notes Report Local Assault Charges and Discoveries
Police notes describe a fight involving John Dudock at Mest Jersey and second streets with Dudock claiming a weapon threat. Officer Booth found William Geveril hiding in a driveway on Newerbsvents. a man named Ichenk, a Singer’s worker, was found in a paint shop with unclear origins. No charges pursued if no witness appears tomorrow.
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John’ Dudock
Mest
Jersey
Second Streets
Dudock
Dikme
Ng Jenck
Willam Geveril
Newerbsvents
Arena
Espera Viriony
Jamas
Westfuld and
Arendés
Oller Mathears
Mulbedrn
Robbins as Xo Cards amid Poker Tales
The late Colonel George W. Robbins of Avdm era recalled fondly a poker game with an old friend. After years apart they met again and, during reminiscences, the friend asked for a loan of 107 dollars and was politely met with a sharp response from Robbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Colonal
Bull
Gettysburg Talk Draws G A R Members to Arcana Hall
Br. Vincens via Hall hosts a G A R meeting with Nate Cornell reflecting on the Battle of Gettysburg. De. T. Be Verr, chaplain of the 5 New York regiment, explains the turning point and Federal advances. Audience responds with admiration as he recalls Round Top and the war’s turning point. The talk notes Confederate attacks, the Union defense, and New York’s medal recall to survivors.
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Br. Vincens
Jaum Hall
Nate Cornell
Br. A
Tetgwaa
G. A. R. Wery
Pesmi
Arcanum Hall
Maten Te Deetefe
Gattysburg
de. T
New York Regiment
Vaosar
Vewar
Suly 1
Round Top Mountain
Hogy
Gettysburg
Var
Baltimore
New York
Willard
Bishop TD: Ordain Deacons Visit and Irish Writer's Biography
The Rt Rev John Boarborough visits Chastim Morning service at Christ Church at XI o'clock. The piece covers Rev DD and a note on Charles Lever, famed Irish author of Harry Lorrequer, including his shift from medicine to literature and his editorship of Dublin University Magazine before leaving for the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johin
Boarborough
Jereey
Hobart
Chriat
Me Ie
Nérmon
Charlee Lever
Harry Lorrequer
Ireland
Dublin University Magasine
Eccentric Writer Roland Cashel Inspired by Struggles
In 1848 a writer commented on Roland Cashel with odd humor and financial woes. He claimed to have eaten into the future draft and kept a quirky resolve to write, despite hardship and sparse pay. The reminiscence notes a trip to a place, a chance meeting, and a respectful request to a lord.
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Roland Cashel
Sodenvelth
New York
St John’s Church to Celebrate Corner Stone Anniversary
Gerneretine of Old Church Wee Heald dune 24 1700 Om Tune 84 the two hundredth amnlt versary of the laying of the corner stone Gt thy OF St John's Protestant Episco pal Church will be celebrated with ap seremoule. The committees meeting this evening to perfect plans for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerneretine
Old Church Wee Heald Dune
St John’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Forsake Society Heeds Poon Help Opens Country Home
The Forsake Society to aid Poon moves to set up a country home near a New York hospital to care for children from charity wards. Evelyn and others plan improvements and medical support, while the exiled leaders leave the city for the healthier country setting and continue hosting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Max
Harvey Ki
Pek
New York
Charien J. Mink
Plaindelé
Poor Teldrye
Sethy
Tee of & Gretcinas Hospital
Ures
Fisk Dairies
Iseas Fish
New York City
Thair
Rescued from Niagara: Pony saved from danger at Prospect Point
June 6 report describes a rescue near Niagara Point where rescuers pulled a man clinging to rock from swift water. Patrolman Les Batts Fireman Thomes Conrey and others extended a ladder to reach the casualty who clung to rock for about half an hour before being hauled to safety. The rescued man was weary but in stable condition. No details given about his identity or motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingara
Niag
Ara
Saloons Prepare for New Excise Law in Orange
Newark June 5 The Liquor Dealers' Protective Association of the Oranges pledges obedience to the new excise law after July 4 screens will be removed on Sundays and saloons barred from serving. More than two thirds of Orange saloon owners are members and expect a sequence of dry Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Liquor Dealers’ Protective Association of the
Oranges
Orange
Senator Burton Resigns and Escapes Expulsion
Washington reports that Senator Burton submitted his resignation to Vice President Fairbanks late last evening. The Senate committee on privileges and elections had planned to vote on expulsion, but the action was denied and notices were sent, delaying any immediate record of expulsion.
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Washington
Fairbaais
Burton
Senate
Priviledea
Bedgeen
Monumental tribute to fallen heroes echoes through time
A fragmented, archaic prose piece recalls national pride and memorials honoring those who gave their lives. It laments debt to the dead, pledges future remembrance, and praises bravery, linking history to enduring monuments and city strength.
Weather and events outline for Friday afternoon
An unofficial thermometer reading at Duver and Draga places mild temperatures as the city announces Friday activities. The Post reiterates a festival at Cree Reed Mansion, a Reed Street revival by the Unions Baptist Church, and a program by the Drama Company with a freewill offering. Speakers include W H Hewiatt of Cranford and J Taylor of this city with a planned address on the Race Program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar- Heverent
Smith
Uniod Baptist Church
Dis
W. H. Hewiatt
Cranford
J. Taylor
Putnam to Repeat Lecture on Historic House in Elizabeth Town
Mrs. Erastus G. Putnam will repeat her lecture Historic house in Elizabeth Town at Grace Church parish house Friday evening. The talk, delivered downtown, drew many requests for a repeat under the auspices of Boudinot Chapter DA R, aiding the State Daughters of the American Revolution campaign for patriotic education. Funds from a silver collection will fund slides for future historical talks.
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Putnam
Erastus G. Putnam
Elizabeth Town
St. John's Chapel
Grace
Boudinot
DA. R
Marriage of Shaner Estolte Taidlow and Chauncey Chetwood Genii
Shaner Estolte Taidlow of Poapack married Chauncey Chetwood Genii in a late 19th or early 20th century ceremony. After the wedding reception guests dined and traveled by automobile to Bernardevilla for train transit to New York. The newlyweds reside with the bridegroom’s parents at 111 Ely Street.
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Milly Estolte Taidlow
Poapack
Erect Qounty
Chauncey Chetwood Genii
Mrs. Smith
Bernardevilla
Hhey
New York
8B. Smith
Ely‘street
Local Nuptials Timed Quietly in City Glow
M Kay Zogbaum Miss Lissie jum of North Broad was married yesterday afternoon to Ann McKay in a German Lutheran ceremony conducted by Rev Christen Fiecker. The couple will reside on Magic Avenue. The bride received many gifts. Also Saturday at 302 East Jersey Street Rev John Vo Billion of East Baptlst Church joined Harry M Vaugh and Miss Then Froetenn in marriage. Witnesses included Mrs Limie Christensen. The couple will live at 908 East Jersey Street.
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Lissie Jum
North Broad
Ann "McKay
Christen ‘A. Fiecker
Mrs. McKay
Magic Avenus
East Jereey Atreet
John Vo Billion
Chtusgh
Harry M. Vaugh
Linden groom wed in retirement railway man era
A Linden man aged more than twenty years older than his bride, a retired railway worker, marries in a ceremony reported with concise local detail. The couple includes R. Mott and Mise Elbertson A. Oakman, both of Linden, in this brief society note from Hi Pe i a si.
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R. Mott
Mise Elbertson
A. Oakman
Linden
Groom
Personal notices from East Jersey street to University of Pennsylvania
Personal items list engagements and announcements including Mrs Miera Laapies friend circle from East Jersey street and Miew Wehel Ballatres to Caarian Garrisos. It notes a marriage engagement announced and upcoming events at New Terie City and the University of Pennsylvania dental department.
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Miera
Miew
Wehel Ballatres
Thle Cy
Caarian
Garrisos
Noreia
New
Terie City
Dead man returns home after two years away
Newark records tell of Owen Gaf ney once deemed dead. He appeared in Mie id Homa like a visitor, later linked to a long odyssey from Indiana to Minnesota and Arkansas, with a railroad pension and a post fire letter shaping the tale.
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Newark
Joe
Owen Galfany
Mia
MC Guthey
Arthur Horton
Wawt
Midgietown
Charles Oakt
Bawardeville
Morten
Tine
Owen Gafney
Middletown
Gaffney
Mindeapolig
M Raihoad
Wan
Wally
Arknoses
Plainfield Carnival Yields 13000 in Receipts
Reported net receipts from the Plainfield carnival total about 13000 with roughly half raised for Muhlberg hospital through All National Society women. Former mayor Charlee Fk announced the figures and details of distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Charlee
Muhlenberg, Hospital
All Nationa
Alin
Buat Werd
Tobacco Leaves Trade Stirring at Covington’s Shop
J B Covington of Oceah Grove, now in the tobacco business, investigates tobacco leaf varieties and brands to settle a dispute. He displays samples at his 216 Broad Street store, Covington’s exhibits drawing attention for aroma and quality, with customers seeking favored blends and packaging.
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J.B. Covington
Oceah Grove
New York
Fall Causes a Broken Neck At Summit
A six year old child in Summit suffered a fatal injury described as a broken neck after a fall inside a doorway. Dr Prout of New York and Dr Lawrence were summoned, with the attending physician noting the body showed separation of parts and the recovery head remained connected.
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North
Gumeit
Fegr
He Lawrence
Sir
Gortoud
Prout
New ‘York
Satirical Theater Note Reveals Theatrical Satire
A fragmented OCR fragment suggests a satirical theater note or caption. The readable bits point to a humorous or critical program entry and a likely stage director or company initials, but the text remains unclear and non-specific.
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Zzet Pasha
Turkey
Egypt
Multan
Walt
Arty Seamortat
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Lieen
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Riga
Toolking
Sozodont Wit
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Schoal
Martin Street
Eae
Squier
Broad Street
Striet
Duver & Draga
Pasterday
Jowent
Shaner
M'Kay-Zogbaum
Mott-Oakman
Bitote Avenue
Betlevee Herpits
Marene
Father O'Brien
Jeagon's Aid
Wiliam
Peti Lay
Jonaph
Harris
Asar
Wil
University of Peninnsylvania
Depmartimatat
Danietry
Tam Alwaye
Ori
Newark, N. J
MOM Leversene
Mppoad Ieee
Abirta
Wien
Othard
Meath
Hater
Plainfield Carnival
Muhlenberg Hospital
Graban
Music
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