Glicks of 1908 GOP Nomination Discussed in Telegraph
A Chicago dispatch from June 13 reports a national convention chatter about the Republican race. Names tied to possible bids include Hughes Cortelyou and Sherman, with Kellogg and Hammond also cited. The American Federation of Labor plans an anti injunction plank amid early ballots and internal party maneuvering.
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Fac
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Cortelyou
Lungroenuty Sherman
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Jwry
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Treasury
Coolidge
le Aull
New Jersey Delegates Leave for Chicago
New Jersey delegates depart for the National Republican Convention in Chicago led by Senator John Kean. The party includes William McLain and Hamilton Kean with various officials and alternates aboard a special train, leaving from Newark at 2 p.m. with additional members expected to join en route.
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Chicago
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Clark
Edward Bauer
Olio Walters
United States
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iSall McLain
Hamilton Kean
Ackerman
White
Edward Bater
Nto Walters
Teft Mt
Aislock
Y City
Eagh
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Murr Phy
Tersey
Kean
Wi Frank
Washington
David Baird
Cymiten
Walter Ue
Atlantis City
C. Edward Murray
Trenton
Dankel
Voorbeels
Lori
Pan
Lewis
Thompeon
Major Martin Wins Place on National Rifle Team
Major William B. Martin of New Jersey earned a spot among ten marksmen to represent the United States at the Olympic shoot in Bisley. The selection followed Camp Perry eliminations, with Martin posting 74 of 75 at 200 yards, 73 of 75 at 500 yards, and 70 of 75 at 600 yards. Teammates named include Eastman Ohio, Leunhner New York, Simon Ohio, Peay Delaware, Benedict Ohio, Jeffers Massachusetts, Winder Ohio, Green Marine Corps, Hequian Delaware, and four others led by Kustman Ohio. Martin also captains the Secon Regiment, National Guard.
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Thin Vily
Tillemen
United States
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Yeatorday
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Lovishner
New York
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Fotlown
Eastman
Ohio
Winder
Green
Marine Corpa
Hequian
Delaware
Martin
Secon Regiment
National Guard
Stead Battalion
Reverend Francis Held on $2000 Bond in Fraud Case
George A. Francis former pastor of the Weattont Baptist Church was arraigned before Judge Atwater on charges of obtaining a power of attorney through false pretenses and converting property. He pleaded not guilty and posted $2,000 bail. trial set for June 24. Property valued at $2,500 is at issue. Other defendants, including Hernan W. Sauter of the Whastsheat Hotel Rozelle, pleaded not guilty to selling liquor on Sunday and posted $300 bail. Additional defendants faced similar pleas and bail in related matters.
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George A. Francis
Weattont Baptisl
William Bé
Notaly
Ian Gatered
Peery
Agen
Saloonmen Arraigned on Disorderly-House Indictments
A large group of saloonkeepers faced arraignment before Judge Atwater on February 12, 2008, charged with operating disorderly houses in violation of excise laws. Each defendant pleaded not guilty and posted $200 bail per count, with trials set for late June. The proceedings reflected a state effort to curb illegal tastings and unlicensed premises.
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Bnfora
Atwater
Ted Ji Bergen
Ete Board
Btate
Hla’ Bua Brewing
Wera
Holglohott
Jerxey Street
Ealing
Livingston Street
Leary
Pine Ot Yeat
Williama Klein
Apne Sateen
Bien
Tires
Aljane
Pall Tun
Foresters' Delegates Head to Toronto for Supreme Court Session
Foresters' delegates from Calvert Columbus Bye Wenxel of Washington Progressive lodges depart for Toronto today to attend the annual Supreme Court session of the Independent Order of Foresters. They plan short stops at Niagara Falls. Monday Robert Mulford will leave for the convention.
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Foresters
Calvert
Columbus
Washington
Wenxel
Progressive
Order of Forester
Toronto
Supreme Court of ‘Foresters
Niagara Falla
Robert Mulford
Florida torpedo test punctures bulkhead amidships
Norfolk Va June 1 The Florida was struck by a heavily charged Whitehead torpedo during a war condition test in Hampton Roads. The double bottom was pierced slightly aft of midships but the ship remained afloat and was not seriously damaged. Officials and crew observed the attack closely as the torpedo barge launched from 300 feet away. The blast and shock were described as spectacular with smoke and water cascading after the impact. The test drew Secretary Taft and Metcalf, among others, who witnessed from aboard.
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Journal
Norfolk
Hampton Roads
Alo
Metcall
Tatt
Meyer
Army
Navy
Cial
Florida
Engle Street Tele Mallikle Pre Covfnguins
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled personal and address-like fragments with unclear meaning or attributions. No coherent names, actions, or events to summarize into a factual newspaper item.
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Street Tele
Mallikle, Pre
Barge Captain McTamaner Convicted in Morning Hearing
Judge Mishon commits barge captain William McTamaner of the Ror nop cand bie to jail after a morning act at Broad Fury on kinesoe a ber ie stolen rope from a store. Court proceedings detailed the incident and commanded custody.
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William’ McTamaner
Mishon
Kinesoe
Rioters Get Four Months in County Jail
Four men arrested at the Standard Oil Works riot on March were sentenced to four months in the county jail by Judge Atwater for carrying concealed revolvers. Edward Nugent led a clemency plea with petitions from Somerset residents. The case involved a telephoned call to recruit workers and a disturbance that drew Italian protesters and police action at Linden.
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Dares Lal Y Vult
Central Railroad
Connally
Century-old Washington resident claims long life
The parvaiti living at 1162 Washington Street is Mra Puli Myteh, a former enslaved person from Africa who survived the Civil War era and now near 110 years old. Despite excellent faculties and vigor, she relies on charity as wage earnings have ended, with her only relative in Washington.
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Mes
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Washington
Man killed after being struck by train near Elizabeth avenue
Frank Metall 40 of TeRoy Plevet New York City and coworker John Betlington walked to rail near Railroad south of First Avenue to board a New York bound train. Metall was fatally struck while Betlington escaped seconds earlier, as bystanders and ball players nearby aided the body. The victim left a widow in New York and his body was prepared for shipment.
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TeRoy Plevet
New York City
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Aeveral
Ee Ehitl
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McCail Loaver
New York
Ballington
John McCall
Complaints Prove Boomerangs In Grand Jury Inquiry
Ann roalit of the Grand Jury investigation into charges of attempted extortion against Juation of the Vexce Wooley and four other men of Rovelle Park Clinton Miller and Maney Kekerson were arraigned in court this morning charged with bookmaking and held for hearing June 24 in 500 bail. Charles Mooler bonded Miller and Alfred A Stein for Kekerson. They pleaded not guilty. The two alleged bookmakers were arrested in the office of Lawyer Edward Nugent after a claim they were trying to coerce payment of a bet not due them on horses at Sheepmhead Hay following results from a confederate at the track.
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Woond
Edward Nugent
Ute
Sheepmhead
Hay
Kean Opposes Hurrying Post Office Construction
The board of trade urged Senators Kean and the local congressman to press for a timely post office site. Kean said plans in Washington will finish in about six weeks and that cleaning up the site now would waste funds from the original appropriation. He favored a granite building and argued for a dignified Elizabeth structure.
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Juile
Board of Trade
United States
Kean
Harpers Slong
Washington
Infuchee
Elizabeth
Millinery Opening Announced at Elizabeth Avenue Parlor
Mrs E Kopf announces a private millinery and dressmaking parlor at 111 Elizabeth Avenue corner West Scott Known as Henisbeth Millinery and Dressmaking Parlor patrons invited. Free moving picture exhibition each evening from 7 to 13 o clock with refreshments music and singing. Minor policy notes and annex location Gebhardt's annex referenced.
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Elizabeth Avenue
Scott Pisces
Henisbeth
E. Kope
Slamund
Ellesbeth Avenue
Orphan Asylum Appeals for Fruits and Provisions
The Elizabeth Orphan Asylum seeks donations of fruits vegetables and other provisions as summer costs rise and outings reduce garden yields. Residents ask residents to notify the matron by telephone if delivering items to Cherry and Murray Corner and urge supporters to expand garden efforts for the children.
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Elizabeth Orphen Asylum
Pitta
Cherry
Murray
Evera
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