Licenses Denied by Excise Board For Inns and Taverns
The Excise Board refused nine licenses for inns and taverns after noon yesterday pending inspector reports on proper accommodations. The city attorney's opinion cites two spare rooms and adequate house room as required by law, with further qualifications under the bishops act. The board will proceed once inspectors verify compliance and forms are supplied, per city charter and court guidance.
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Nalan
Third story jump saves four people in Philadelphia blaze
A fire swept a second or third story home in Philadelphia injuring a family of five. Isaac Me and his wife Amity and their children Belle Sissies and Blanche escaped through a window as flames trapped them. A man identified as Jerone was arrested on $200,000 bond on suspicion related to the blaze. a tailor business Scheer Canons is noted nearby.
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Story Wintow
Maeenbaxm
Amitiey
Belle
Sissies
Jeronve
Har
Mk Dred
Pomma
Reyeolde
Powder mill blaze follows explosion at plant site
Maynard, Mase, Jens 7-Daring workers risked lives to avert catastrophe as a powder plant explosion caused $25,000 damage. No one was seriously injured. glass shattered, fire under control after hours. Plant belonged to American Powder company. scene described as dangerous and volatile.
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Jens
Ridgewood Men Shot In Ambush
A wealthy resident of Ridgewood and Policeman Frank Jewett were fatally wounded in an ambush. Burglars looted the Zabriski home during the daytime pursuit through woods as townspeople joined the chase.
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Frank Jewett
Zabriskie
Jewett
New Law Invoked on Jurors in Weing County
The county adopts a new law requiring jurors to serve specified terms. Existing jurors continue their term, with the court determining if business warrants new venire. The sheriff will summon jurors twice each term, with two weeks notice, under provisions of the recent act enacted by the Legislature and approved by the Governor.
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Aloe
Constable Shot At Wire Thieves
A local constable was shot while confronting wire thieves who had stolen equipment in Bey area. The incident occurred during pursuit, details indicate injuries but no fatal outcome reported. Authorities seek information to identify suspects and recover stolen gear.
Willamson Elks House Move Planned on Westfield Site
The Williamson Elks Lodge plans moving their house to a Westfield avenue site with a major rearrangement. An option on land is secured, with the Kenya family holding an option on the house, and a committee named to oversee the clubhouse work. The building will be expanded to include bowling, billiards, a stage, library, and additional rooms, aiming for completion within a month.
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Balke
Mra
Willison Ty
Sepeerisha Os
Pumstais Ofsoam-The- Williameon Heirs
Elks
Hanes
Westfield Avenue
Sister Inquires About Edward Costello
A sister asks about Edward Costello who died earlier today at Keenan's stable. The brief note indicates inquiry to confirm his passing and whereabouts at the General Hospital, with limited readable details due to damaged text.
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Edward Costello
Alster
Aes Costello
Keenan
Stablh
Obituary for Mrs James Sullivan at St Patrick’s Church
Obituary notice for Mrs James Sullivan mentions her membership in Court Bayley Knights of Columbus and Holy Church. The text notes funeral arrangements and services at St Patrick’s Church with associated parish rites.
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Summer school report amid uncertain times
Fragmentary OCR text references a principal and students in a summer school setting. Names and exact details are unclear, but the piece appears to describe an educational program or event with potential issues or notes about attendance and administration.
Orchard Tale Under Fire On Witness Stand
In a Idaho murder trial, the defense questions the star witness Orchard while prosecutors press to limit extraneous matter. Orchard asserts sensational claims about plotting against Colorado and Idaho leaders, as hundreds of witnesses are prepared to testify to alleged outrages and other crimes.
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Derrow
D. Harwood
Haywoot
Orchard
Orji
Supreme Court of Colorado
Peabody
Colorado
Steunenberg
Urediay
Ricks
Hawley
Wardner
Conan
Toei
Ain
Persia
Forgiven by Mrs Sfeunenberg in Orchard I8
Fragmentary OCR notes report a statement by Mrs. Sfeunenberg in Orchard I8 about forgiveness. The text is garbled with repeated lines and partial names, including references to Walla Wale and a person named Harry, making exact details unclear.
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Walla Wale
Harry
Frank Seed
Fragmentary OCR Item From Historical Page
Readable text shows garbled phrases and names not forming a clear event. The record preserves partial names and locations but lacks a coherent story or dates to summarize.
Russian Premier Out Save Is Parks Jaghé The Petit Farittes
Unclear fragmentary note lists names and phrases including Parks Jaghé and Petit Farittes. No coherent event or outcome is identifiable.
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Save Is Parks
Jaghé
Toway
Maataieky
Old Man Shot Mysteriously on Third Avenue
Gemusl Hall a 70 year old man was shot yesterday afternoon on Third avenue near Seventh street. He underwent surgery and is in slight chance of recovery. A lodging house keeper Mrs Cervi was questioned. she claimed no knowledge. Hall’s companion, about 40, vanished, police pursue leads about the shooting mystery and possible upper window gunfire.
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Third Avenue
Seventh Street
Arora
Mra
Michael Cervi
Cervi
R Hall
Hall
Klepe
Balloon ascent ends in fatal fall over city street
A balloon ascent ended tragically when a giant Walloon craft collapsed, sending Count Mendoas Courtins and companions plunging about 2,000 feet. Beebode was crushed as the balloon failed to rise, leaving witnesses in shock and occupants fighting for survival.
Wall Street Summary From June Opening Markets
The New York stock market opened with gains as trading began and by midday most issues showed modest increases. Resting activity dominated, with traders discussing possible declines and the impact of price movements on futures and leading shares amidst cautious sentiment.
Train Hits Auto Near Camden in Dudley Station Crash
A car owned by M. M. Bremer of Landingville collided with a Mt. Holly bound train at Dudley Station three miles from the city. All occupants were injured and rushed to Cooper Hospital. Names include Mrs Elizabeth Henderson of Philadelphia with a fractured skull and F Henderson with serious injuries. details incomplete due to damaged text.
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M. M. Bremer
Landingville
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Cooper Hospital
Elizabeth Henderson
Sedgely Avenue
Philadelphia
F. Henderson
Broomer
Chinese Revolt Sparks Alarm in Sze-Chaep Province
Reported uprising follows attack on Kaih-Sien mission station. Smuggling of arms and opium controls blamed on foreigners, fueling anti-foreign sentiment. Authorities tighten port inspections as whispers of a wider rebellion spread among three provinces.
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Labor strikes delay cruiser California completion
Gen Franks iron works at Union Iron Works in San Francisco halted work on the cruiser California due to labor strikes. Bethlehem Steel now owns the rust with parts of the plant under new management. The vessel was nearly finished, within half a percent, and ready for service in weeks, but labor turmoil may push back its introduction and destabilize plans.
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Crucser
California
United States
Union Iron Works
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Rust
Last Rites For Senator Hinchliffe 18 Facing Decline
The senator, seated in the Roman Catholic Cosar Church, received his last rites today. Dr Edward Denner, the attending physician, said the senator was failing but holding steady and near a clinical improvement was anticipated within twenty four hours.
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Patorssn
A. Ite
Todey Akster
Edward P. Denner
Croker Seeks Ireland Patron Saint Title
June 7 report that Richard Croker, ex-Boas hall winner of the English Derby, may become Ireland's patron saint. He champions industrial development as Ireland's path to prosperity and happiness, asserting progress through reform and agitation will aid the nation.
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Ireland
Croker
Iale
Glass Doll Wins at Epsom Race Meet
At Epsom on June 7 the Oaks favorite was upset as Glass Doll won the Oaks, with Lady Hasty and a field of fourteen horses in the running.
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Glass Doll
Epsom
Opeom
Rumored Recovery Toward Fair Outcome Mentioned
A garbled report mentions ex-Senator Petree of New Jersey and June Fringhoye in a contested case. The text indicates a claim of improvement but remains unclear and scattered.
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Thicago
June Fringhoye
Renditica
Petree
New Jersey
Cyclone devastates Kurrachee vast harbor losses
Reports from Bombay to Kurrachee describe a devastating cyclone that swept the town on the Arabian Sea. Thousands feared dead, nearly every building destroyed, many vessels wrecked, and survivors in panic. The Sindh port area faces enormous property loss and widespread homelessness.
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India
Kurrachea
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President to honor exposition at Jamestown event
President Roosevelt plans a two part visit to the Jamestown Exposition in June. He will participate in speeches reviews and inaugura tions, land at the exposition grounds escorted by General Grant. After the ceremonies he will speak at the Georgia Editorial Association convention before returning to Washington.
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Rosevelt
Georgia
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Reception at Home of Miss Carlton
A reception was held yesterday at the home of Miss Carlton at 18 West Grand Street by the Jadive Ald inten at Methodl at Apiacopel Cherest. More than one hundred women attended, including two of the church’s oldest members. A short business meeting followed in the absence of the president.
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Cherest
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West Grand Street
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Mra
Funeral for Mrs Alois Helmig at St Michael's Church
The death of Mrs Alois Helmig occurred on Tuesday evening at 110 Hangien Place. Her funeral was held at 9 o'clock this morning from St Michael's Church with High Mass sung by Rev H J Behr. The ceremony was largely attended.
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