Sailors Heroism on Tennessee Fire Explodes Aboard Cruiser
Aboard the cruiser Tennessee in San Pedro Bay, sailors display heroism after a boiler fire sparks a fatal blast. Rear Admiral Sebree confirms rapid, precise fire drills. several sailors die or are severely burned as the ship fights to reach harbor. Investigators probe defective tubes from the Shelby Tube Co as a potential cause.
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Los Angeles
Tennessee
Cine
Tpeed Oil
San Pedro
Crnmson
Kant
Moon
Settee
Howard
Robertson
San Pedro Herter
Masfield
Ban’ Pedro
Sebree
Nome
Pitteburg
Shelby ‘Tube Company
Ragere
Navy Department
Taft On First Ballot Says Brinkin Murphy
Former New Jersey governor Frankton Murphy predicts a Taft victory on the first ballot at the Republican National Committee meetings. He notes seating of Taft delegates from Alabama and Arkansas strengthens Taft, with Florida and Florida second district delegations added. Hitchcock, Taft manager, expects Taft to be nominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Franktion Murphy
New Jemey
Vlos-Proaident
Nations Committee
Taft
Secretary of War
Reid
Alabama
Arkansas
National Committee
Florida
Morida
Frank Hitchcock
Taftforces
Independence League Formed In East Grand Street Hall
A temporary Independence League organization was formed at Gallagher's hall in East Grand Street with about twenty five attendees. Henry Nikal chaired the meeting and members including William C. Morton and Laura Socofsky aimed to draft constitutions and bylaws for the new group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County Independence League
Gallagher's Hall
East Grand Street
Lendera
Henry Nikal
Romaine Titty Wie Eeewetd
Willian C. Morton
Pfainfelt
Weiner
Laura Socofsky
Sten Buchanan
Lindabury Recovers From Press Wreck Near Millington
R. V. Lindanery, a Newark corporate lawyer, injured in the Bernarderilie press wreck on Logkawane Mallroad near Millington yesterday morning, was reported improving this morning. His injuries are not of a serious nature and he was not at the Prudential Building today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Lindanery
Bernarderilie
Logkawane
Millington
Franklin Odd Fellows Visit Staten Island
Members of Franklin Odd Fellows Lodge 1 0 C F visited Staten Island as guests of Northfield Lodge Sapleton. The program featured a principal address and musical selections by Elizabeth, Sétos, William Laurie and John Hogers plus banjo and harmonica solos by D D Peterson and Robert Murray. A notable feature was Manuel Meyer’s solo A sleep the Switch. The visit occurred in July.
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A. Lodge
C. F
Staten Island
Northfield Lodge
Sapleton
Franklin Lodge
Joan
D. D. Peterson
Franklin
Elizabeth
Sétos
William Laurie
John Hogers
Robert Murray
D.d.peterson
Anleep
Switch
Manuel Meyer
Boble
Garthwait
Railroad Committee Meeting Notes At City Mall
A summary of last night’s session where the Committee on Railroad and city attorney discussed a preliminary talk. Witnesses described tense moments as questions were raised about rail operations and safety.
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Committee On
City
Slade
Marriage notice from an unclear city inquiry
An incomplete OCR fragment references a marriage inquiry involving individuals from New York and a ceremony. The readable bits indicate a request to address marriage or wedlock but lack clear names, dates, locations, or outcomes. The piece reads like a public notice or legal filing but cannot be fully decoded.
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Robert Heath Pegs Xin
New York
Marria Re Pee
Untitled fragment from Broad Street notices
Fragmentary text from a local listing or notice includes several names and addresses such as 207 Broad Ave and 1166 Kaat Broad Street with references to a time and place. The legibility is limited and no clear event or action is discernible.
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A. F. Thorn
Yard Coffee
Kaat Broad Street
Fire Endangers Three Families in Three-Story Building
Fire from an unknown cause threatened a three story wood building at 426 Court Street last evening, endangering sleeping children and residents. Neighbors acted quickly with water from a sink as firefighters arrived, focusing on the rear quarters where the blaze began and evacuating occupants. Names listed include Harry Silverstein, Michael Erzhert, Laine Lenhart, and others.
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Court Strett
Io Oftigek
Ind
Edes
Tme Lacov
Harry, Silverstein
Michael Erzhert
Laine Lenhart
Dee
John Pfeison
Meeting Notice From Unknown Manufacturer
Fragmentary OCR shows a Monday night meeting notice or schedule. Mentions fava abd aleo Yor M, cat to thine, and a manufacture reference. Includes a line about cod awe al Pug 3 delision avenue and a phone number 684K. Mentions RIGGING and Seren.
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Cod
Delision Avenue
Hiney Dies After Illness on Railroad Trip
Brother of Police Sergeant John Hiney dies after falling ill on a railroad journey while returning from Texas. He was foreman in Singer factory’s Screw Department until January, took a health trip, moved to Hahnemann Hospital Philadelphia, and died hours after arrival. Survived by parents and brothers. funeral plans to follow.
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Bartholomew Francia Hiney
Jatin
Mary Hiney
Franklin Street
Polles
Haktemasa
Philadelphia
Hiney
Singer Factory
San Antonio
Texan
Lone Star State
He-Waa-A-Pamenger
Jones J
Thomas H
Bigene ‘Hiney
John J. _ ewe
Annandale
Jobe
Prospect. Street
George
Catherine. Hiney
Ireetor D. J. Leonard
John
Moss
Unconscious Boy Transported After Street Car Accident
A boy about years old was removed to Alexian Hospital after an accident near East Jersey and Division streets. The tailboard fell from a vehicle as it tipped, injuring him severely and prompting treatment at the hospital. The full outcome and details remain unclear.
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Strai- Gemuss
Iearuis Street
Alexian Hospital
East Jersey
Ind
Salary changes for union postmasters announced
Washington AJ. Jones reports the Post Office Department will raise salaries for 25 postmasters effective July 1. The Crawford postmaster gains to 2000 dollars from 2480, while Kens Worth postmaster faces a cut from 1300 to an unspecified reduced amount.
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Washington, Jones
Postofice
New Jersey
Crawford Pets
Poeta Racerar
Kens
Hwerth
Right Leg Fracture Highlights Swing Yesterday
Fractured right leg noted after a swing yesterday as Padlo pads the A Padlo scene. Injury details limited. team status unclear awaiting update from medical staff and coach.
City to hire dog catcher. plan to curb wandering dogs
A city committee outlined naming Arden Hazard as dog catcher to patrol Monday and begin work Wednesday. Fees were settled at $1 for every dog captured. the project aims to remove wandering dogs, with hopes the public supports the effort despite higher costs.
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Charles Hazard
Richardn
Gilties Be
Han
Hazard
Ryan
Bennett
Colina
Trenton
Gage Rey
MME ANNA GOULD PAYS IN INSTALMENTS
In Paris Mme Anna Gould seeks time to pay a $24,000 judgment tied to the Castellane case. Her counsel asks quarterly installments of $6,000 given her $6,000 monthly income, as Boni de Castellane is now divorcee and judgment proof. The decree had ordered joint payment, but the ex-husband’s assets prove inaccessible.
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Paris
Mme
Luna Tiuuht
Count Boni de Castellane
Nemidoff
Mme. Gould
Ostentatious funeral for William A Walsh at St Patrick's Church
One of the era's grand occasions marked the burial of William A Walsh at Mt Olivet Cemetery after a high mass at St Patrick's Church. The service drew relatives, shopmates from Singer, Knights of Columbus, city officials, and numerous delegations, with floral tributes including a large engine of carnations recalling his trade. Interment followed the grave prayer by Rev Father Dillon.
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St. Patrick's Church
William A. Walsh
Livingston Street
Stadoork
Walsh
Dea Geniner
McElhone
Father Schognhart
Milev
Wather Lamdyat
John Ac Dillon
St. Mary's Church
Knights of Columbus
Reut
Mt. Olivet Comets
Walah
Singer Factory
St. Patrick's Alliance
Father Mathews
A. B. Society
Elizabeth
Bayley
Shsotendance
Bpat Ryan
John J. McGratt
John Kenah Am
John O'Leary
Esport Building and Loan Association
isabeth_ ted
Alexian Hospital
Father Dillon
No bail furnished for actor Hitchcock in New York trial
Raymond Hitchcock the comedian appeared at Tombs prison for a bail conference in a case alleging he wronged 16 year old Helen Von Hagen. He showed visible distress, with disheveled hair and shaken nerves, as he faced the bail decision with his attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tavegrapn
New York
Raymond Hitchcock
Romedian
Helen von Hagen
Tomba
Hitchcock
Contempt of Court Alleged Against Allen
Contempt of court alleged against Allen as officials seek to charge him with failure to comply. Frank Pat and Abe J. David press for action, aiming to compel participation and address liabilities. Court actions and related entries appear in the Newark market context with mention of a railroad and a jewelry case.
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Allen
Supreme Ugury
Suailie Exav
Killen
Red Mill
Tobarco
Frank Pat
Ching
Abe J. David
Ataraay
Taller
Indictments Found by Inquisitors in Grand Jury Case
A city inquiry yields more than a score of indictments against cannonkeepers for alleged Sunday law violations. Prosecutor Swift and Judge Atwater discuss possible leaks as the Grand Jury continues its work. Reporter inquiry sparked questions about forthcoming indictments and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extire Todi
Didge Atwater
Exelae Board
Court House
Journal
Swift
Atwater
Proescutor Swift
Lighters Reach Baltic Street Under Own Steam Power
Steamlighters M. Moran and Phoenix forced their way upriver to Baltic street foot, a first for vessels of this size, marking a bold venture in Elizabeth River commerce. The 90-foot Moran and larger Phoenix arrived Thursday, loaded at H. B. Pontin & Son, then returned to the river mouth. The scene drew onlookers and highlighted renewed river work amid steadily muddier waters.
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Elizabeth River
M. Moran
Phoenix
Baltic Street
Bridge Street
M. Morgan
Morgan
H. BL Pontin & Son
Ian
Ee Ore Cme
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