New Jersey D A R Hosts Daughters of the American Revolution Event
A large reception for the Daughters of the American Revolution in East Orange featured members from New York, Morris County, Haddonfield, Trenton, and other chapters. Mrs. McLean, national society president, spoke on patriotism and hospitality while the crowd praised the Revolution's memory. Hon. William H. Corbin, president of the Elizabeth Town Chapter, delivered the principal address about English and colonial forces under General Kaxphagont and commemorative ties to the era.
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Bowlinot
Afteenoom
New Jersey Society
Gugets
Mercer
Deol Kral
Daria Forman
Chevy
Bioe
Yrotin
New
le Rock Chapter
Agers
Mra
Dat Ich Sial
Ranall McLean
National Society
DA. Tk
New Yoork
Mra. Mc
Nile
Washington
Raedator
Nevera Dustex
Mick
Tien
Elisabeth
Tanabe
William H. Corbin
Hlixabethtown
Battle Day Journal edition printed for readers
The historic journal announces another edition with extra copies for sale. Erastus G. Pytanm is thanked for quotations from his compilations and for lending material. photographs by Herbert A. Persen are used. Demand rose as thousands of copies were printed for delivery. Orders can be placed at the Journal office or at local stands.
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Erastus G. Pytanm
Herbert A. Persen
Medora
Journal
Ierstown Journal
Baby carriage mishap shocks Union Square crowd
During a dedicatory ceremony at Union Square yesterday a baby carriage rolled away and nearly struck a bystander who noticed it. Passersby rushed the woman to a nearby drug store where she received aid.
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Union Square
Jersing
Unclear OCR Item From Local Page
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a Rome area names and a possible incident. Readable parts mention a person, a window, and a residence, but details are garbled. No clear event, date, or organization can be confirmed from the text provided.
Norway Declares Independence With Cannons and Oath
Following a peaceful June 7 revolution Norway rapidly forms a new government. The flag is raised nationwide and saluted with cannon as residents witness a solemn oath of allegiance to the new state. Crowds gather at Christiana Bay for the ceremony while fortresses and public buildings display the national banner signaling independence.
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Pew
Council of State
Storthing
Renum
Amooth
Aeta
Norway
Kreese
T Council of State
Fae Christiana Bay
Norwegian
Sweden
Pryde Denies Stock Base Nominations At Fauit Life
New York June important developments at the Fauit Life Assurance Society center on the nominating committee’s work to choose a new chairman and to propose executive economy measures. The board will meet at 3 pm after a preliminary 1 pm session was delayed to allow final committee work. Inside reports say several named candidates remain under consideration, with Parker of New York and a New York ambassador mentioned among possibilities.
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New York
Persouron
Parker
Chon
Mr.Hyde
Albany Court Denies Rogers Merit Rule Appeal
A Albany court today denied Mrs Rogers a merit rule appeal noted as late entering. The decision blocks her challenge to the Warrant Court rules as misapplied in her case. The ruling limits further recourse on the merit issue.
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U. & Court
Christ Science Birkosti C. 5. B. creates Climen of Christ
Fragment reads as a historical notice about a figure linked to Christian Science and an establishment named Elizabeth Commercial College. Text appears garbled, with partial names and unclear events.
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Science Birkosti C
Arraignments of the Indicted Ones
A list of defendants arraigned in Court of Common Pleas with pleas of not guilty. Ludwig Black, William Smith, Steven Liban, and others face trials from June 1 to June 35 with varied bail amounts. Several pleaded not guilty to larceny, embezzlement, burglary, or other charges. some were released on bail or placed with probation officers.
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Court of Common Pleas
Ludwig Black
Lindenborough
William Smith
Steven Liban
Ogge
Central Railroad
Plainfield
Neenan
Ike
Thomas Brown
Abraham Friedman
Lorenzo Paola
Dominick” Paretti
Willian Weiner
Edward Flushing
Thie City
Catherine Ebner
Har -Rtory
Ball
William Cardington
Fred Smith
Jt Ie
George W. Theo
Weatheld
Sevier
Bel Galbraith
Fanwood
Graves
Roselle
Tria Une Mijhail
Louis
Margott
Jite
Shields
Interstate Telephone Company
Walter A. Dobbins
Siammp
Dobbins
Tevet Company
John Sylvester
Thin City
Edward Brown
Window shatters as plate glass falls during Union Square action
A pane of plate glass shattered during a Union Square maneuver line as the 2nd Regiment fought breastworks. About forty spectators including men women and children watched from 615 Elizabeth Avenue. John P Conrad was badly cut and several others were injured. The glass platform fell about twenty five feet long and wide. Local residents carried victims home.
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Ecnd
Union Square
John P. Conrad
Elizabeth Avenue
Jre
Charter Conrad
Gines
Joseph Amith
Wes
Conrad
Serimmo
Mitabeth Avenue
County Chairman E. Coyne Improvement Notes
The Hon Edward Coyne, civic leader, shows progress in public service efforts. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but reference to county leadership and party alignment suggests ongoing improvements in local governance and political activity.
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Coyne
Edward
Chitroad
Jablicam
Orstare
Green
Republicars
A Great Day in Elizabeth Parade Triumphs in City Anniversary
A grand Elizabeth celebration marked by a naval parade and fireworks, with a century and a quarter since a key battle noted. Tens of thousands gathered around Union Square and Elizabeth Avenue to watch the sham battle and parade units under Mayor reviews. The Second Regiment honored with a formal march along Broad Street, as crowds lined windows and streets to witness the festive display.
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Elizabeth
Sige
Union Square
Alexander Pellitier
Dennis F. Collina
Firet Presbyterian Church
Broad Street
Washington Street
J. Jone
Peteroff
W. R
Brilliant Display on the Sound at Staten Island
Crowds gathered on Staten Island Sound last evening for a naval parade and fireworks. Boats, tugs, whistles, and cheers lit the waters while the shore observed the event with festive lighting and celebratory harbor scenes.
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Staten
Elisabeth
Ted Bom
Gtuhis
Karath Kreworka
Therg Wea
Kew
Market Fluctuations Reported Amid Light Morning Activity
A garbled Wall Street dispatch notes weak early trading with muted volume and cautious activity. It mentions small price shifts and limited broker involvement, with some references to arbitrage and expected stockholder privileges pending reform.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
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Daughters of the
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Battle Day Journal
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Pryde
Auimor
Elizabeth Town
Lloyd Joslyn
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Merk
Wall Street
New-York
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