Notable Guests Attend State Encampment Parade in Paterson
In Paterson the 39th annual State encampment of the G A R opened with a monster parade and a bright day. Distinguished attendees include General Frederick Dent Grant and Lt. Loyal Farragut, Mrs. Grant accompanying, arriving via Carroll Hall. General O C Howard and Lt Farragut were welcomed at Hamilton Club. Horatio King could not attend due to a relative’s illness. A business session in Lyceum Theatre yielded reports but no press release, while thousands lined the parade route. Former U S Attorney General John W Griggs of Paterson is slated as principal speaker tonight.
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Paterson
Frederick Dent Grant
Loyal Farragut
Grant
Carroll All
Garrett A. Hobart
O. C. Howard
Farragat
Hamilton Cib
Horatio King
Lycrun
United States
John W. Griggs
Flag Day Observed Across Washington District
Washington June 14 Flag Day the anniversary of the adoption of the stars and stripes by the Continental Congress was observed widely. The American flag floated from every public building and from thousands of homes. School exercises were held district wide and at many institutions.
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Washington
TTT
Flag Day Observance In City Schools
The anniversary of adopting the Stars and Stripes is marked with flag displays in all city sections. In Purkua ace 49 appoa issued by the American Flag Association, schools host patriotic exercises. Pupils pledge allegiance and sing My Country, ’Tis of Thee as long as the republic endures.
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Cologrem
Purkuacce
Galsted
Ex - Shale
Moonlight Mystery Recited in Murky Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text yields unclear scene with repeated moonlit phrases and stray words. No identifiable persons places or events emerge from the readable lines to form a coherent news item.
Defendants in Coal Theft Case at Central Railroad Yard
In a Quarter Sessions court hearing Josph Kosesti and Stephen Borschach denied stealing coal from the Central Railroad Company near transfer yards on March 23. They claimed officers offered money to secure their release, a claim contradicted by Officer John Hermexey and Police James Mahon who testified they asked for money to go free.
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Stor Omeers
Josph Kosesti
Stephen Borschach
Mdanth
Central Railroad Company
Nugent
Denie Heatoland
John Hermexey
James Mahon
Arrai Eed Dearing
Bume
Sixty Four Indictments Return in Union County Court
The grand jury for Union County completes its term returning sixty four indictments. One case involves carrying concealed weapons. others address throwing refuse into the Rahway River. Two formal presentments urge enforcement of 1905 weapon law and water pollution safeguards along municipal lines.
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Palmer H. Charlock
New Jersey
Union
Pee Jersey
Coun
Evening Sail Up the Hudson River Tomorrow
A year Y M C A members and friends plan an evening sail up the Hudson aboard the Jervay Retreat. The excursion departs at 7 30 PM from Broad Street and New Broad Street offices, with tickets available there. A good orchestra will perform before the boat returns at 1 PM, promising an enjoyable event.
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Hudson River
Huleon
Dugan's Announcement and Dentist Ad Fragments
Fragmentary OCR shows a Dugan's announcement and a dentist advertisement on a Brooklyn avenue. Text is garbled with possible street names and times, offering little coherent detail beyond these two items.
Great Night in Peterstown Fireworks Parade
A lively St Anthony's Day celebration unfolded in Peterstown with fireworks and music drawing a crowd from across the city. St Anthony's and St Lucy's Societies led a parade along Christine Street and Third Avenue near a Newark band, then worship services followed at St Anthony's Centre Street.
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Christine Arrest
Thirt Avenue
St. Anthony's Society
St. Lucy's Society
Newark
Peterstown
Poten
Ieee
Letters Offer No Light on Mystery in Bronx Case
New York letters to Mrs. Alike Kinnan, wife of the Bren ton murder suspect, are said to be from contractor Clinchy who died in the Bren ton house. The letters do not clarify the Kin nan case and may include threats or marriage intents. Officials hold the letters as they investigate culpability and potential other letters found in the Bren ton home.
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New York
Jane W
Alike Kinnan
Louise Malcolm Brenton
Bronx
Clinchy
Brenton
Kinnan
Einnsa
Belmar
N. J
Uncertain Missing Girl Report From Lancaster
A damaged notice from Lancaster Pennsylvania reports a missing girl possibly Helen Kuenlen. It states a mother traveled to investigate and that the girl left her home in Lancaster on April 2 and had not yet returned by June 14.
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Lancaster
Plainfeld
Howe
Golfcaster
Malbert
Bmalbert
Warship Sinks Antwerp Steamer in the North Sea
A Spanish steamer was sunk today in the North Sea near Antwerp Belgium. Ten persons drowned and five rescued. Reports say a warship sunk the vessel.
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Antwerp
Belgium
Spain
North Sea
Teenage Motherhood Shocks Newark Community
Anne Roborth, 14, living with grandmother Mia Barry, died at City Hospital Newark after delivering a baby girl who survived. An autopsy by Dr. McKensin raises questions as Prosecutor Young and Christian Refuge staff reveal details. authorities pursue the case with the victim named, age disputed, and the baby born naturally at 6:20 AM. Police and hospital officials report the unnamed father and the Elizabethport suspect, while Mrs Barry seeks answers.
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Anne Roborth
Mia
Julia Barry
Thin City
First Street
City Hospital
Newark
Essex County
McKensin
Newark City
Young
Roberth
Barry
Elizabethport
St. Patrick's’ School
Christian Refuge
Tom
Essex Cross Railroad Project Faces Abandonment
The plan to build the Kanox Cross Railroad, led by Eppley of Summit under Western capital, appears doomed after extended city relaxations. The proposed route along West Grand and Broad streets to Union Avenue and Irvington risks expiration if construction does not start by July 1, ending any chance of its revival for more than twenty years.
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Monascate
Western Reilraad
Kanox Cross
Francia 4
Eppley
Summit
Union ‘Tree
Union “Avenue
Irvington
France
Ube
Freddie Muth Missing Jeweler Lured From School
Philadelphia police report no news on Freddie Muth a wealthy Italian jeweler son who vanished after being lured from his school. Friends fear foul play as investigators search for clues and motive in the unusual disappearance tied to a tainted trust.
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Freddie Muth
Philadelphia
Dome
Fourth of July Parade Plans in Elizabeth
The Soldiers and Sailors Monument Association notes a city wide Fourth of July parade with a fireworks display funded by a special committee led by John B. Bauer. Pain Fireworks will supply the display, including set pieces. site choice remains undecided. Invitations have been sent to 178 veterans and widows. the monument’s arrival is staged for dedication.
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Mittee
Soldiers and Baflers Monument Association
ChyFii
Charlee H. Moore
John 8. Bauer
Richters
Pain Fireworks Company
Hetail
South Broad Streets
Circus Grounds
Third Avenue
Thomas T. Tillou
Newark
Fouter M. Voorhees
Committee On Invitations
Ames of Veterans
Col. Collins
Committee On Parade
Gov. Voor
Barre
Saupe
Noah
Morrison
Haley
MacManter
C. H. Moore
Asad Mesara
Washington
Exercices
Bet
Local Zoo Plans At Fairmount Park And Hotel
The Fairmount Park and Hotel managers aim to expand their animal display at Meadow Street. They already house fox, monkey, and other creatures and invite the public to visit the Tamaily retort on Jefferson Avenue and Fairmount Avenue.
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Brons
Fairmount Park and Hotel
Patrmownt Avenus
Meadow’ Street
Dumbaes
T Fe
Feirmaunt Avenue
Big Candle Factory Destroyed by Fire
A fire at Gross & Smupany's vane factory in Torney City on Provunt Hay and First Streets driven 200 workers into the street. Thirty five girls fainted and the blaze spread to 158 Kay Street, home to Pierge Well Engineering and Supply, causing substantial losses. Fire crews saved adjacent sheds at 162 Way Street.
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Torney City
Gross & Smupany
Vane
Provunt
Hay
First Streets
Te Stork
Kay Street
Pierge Well Engineering and Supply Company
Jersey City
Coyne Wins Primary in Eleventh Ward Contest
Frederick W. Coyne defeated Thomas H Smith by seven votes in a crowded Eleventh Ward primary at John Keron's livery stable 2791 Morris Avenue. Other candidates were Guyon F Goll and Walter S Arthur. Coyne, 81, brother of late Assemblyman Edward Coyne, is poised for likely endorsement as aspirant for the assessor’s post.
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Frederick W. Coyne
Seyra Street
Thomas H. Smith
Cherry Stréet
John Keron
Morris Avenue
Thomas Hf. Smith
Guyon F. Fe Goll
Walter
Arthur
Kayre Place
de Goll
Smith
Coyne
Mer
Coyne Frommide
Maccean
Edward
Central Railroad
OConnor jury fails to reach verdict after long deliberation
The jury in the State against John O Connor, after being out all night, returned to court unable to agree on a verdict and were discharged. The accused faced a charge with James B Brown for visiting a saloon on March 6. A child witness exposed family details during cross examination. The State sought to locate O Connor 's legal wife.
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John O'Connor
Yentering
Quirter
Dourt
Altie
James B. Brown
Ieee
O'Connor Daniel
Cros
O'Connor
Fragmentary notice from Rumford and Cape Drooker ad section
An improvised OCR snippet references Rumford on North Broad Street with a date around September 27 and mentions a catalogue and imports. The text is garbled, listing items like watches and a beer reference, with unclear context or full sentences. Entities are partially legible: Rumford, North Broad Street, Cape Drooker, September.
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Morein Aveoire
Rumford
North Broad Street
Coureday
Pris. Immegialy
Wadem
Departmedia
SIX SAILORS KILLED ON THE HAVERFORD
Explosion aboard the American Line steamer Haverford at dock in Liverpool. Six sailors killed, many injured, and the ship badly damaged. Fire and smoke spread through the hold as stevedores prepared to discharge cargo. The cause remains under investigation with theories of gasoline or explosives in transit.
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Liverpool
Haverford
Veswl
Philadelphia
Denpital
Piais
Sereret
Wall Street Tumbles as Early Trading Mixed
The New York stock market opened with declines in most issues while a few bulls attempted to push favorites higher. Key names like St Paul, Baltimore and Ohio, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, Pennsylvania and Union Pacific faced selling pressure. Government bonds firmed, but overall liquidation persisted with heavy selling in Pan l, Union Pacific and Amalgamated Copper.
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New York
Stoke
St Paul
Baltimore
Ohie
Tinois Central
Panesylvania
Jarny
Paul
Usdar Lkte
T. Pani
Union Pacific
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Wilke Brothers
Ang Otto Wits
Geston
Grand Jury
Alno
Rahway River
Dugan
Brooklyn Wall Td Rats
Bt. Anthony's
Helen Kuenlen
Bunyon
Ina. U
Anna Roboth
Elizabeth
Wes
THE
Essex Cross Railroad Project
Pisne
Fairmount Avenue
Meadow Street
Feliz Commercial College
Ae Beret
Iter Bat Freien
Wee Shia
Pepeios
Gebarat
Ameries
Bhoto
BIG Candle Factory
Beets
T.H. Smith
Learie
Cape Droeker
Tay Wan Owiida
Wall Street
Feteam Brock
Ugar
Arenleaa
Halt
Chi Ml
Sonat Gas
Ty Loule
H.R
N.Y
Wendin People's Gas
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