Commencement Exercises at Battin High School Delayed
Students and faculty prepare for class day events and diplomas on Tuesday night with Valedictorian Joies May Burdick and Salutatorian Misa Treusch leading the fourth and third year standings. The program includes singing, recitation, and speeches as the school anticipates a full commencement week schedule. A separate note covers the New Jersey G A A encampment with officers to be elected late today and Captain Alfred Atkinn named as a leading candidate.
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Mow May Burdick
Battin High School
Mitt
Margaret Treusch
Fraeresist
Viftligh
Belle
Glen Chuderry Village
Heenan
Darit
Bec
Jean Nendley
Win ‘Wipstred
Mivetter Pole Jennings
Mr. Kendall Oe
Archibald Bradley
Ot-Peme
Georg Gunther
Peter
Mr. Ruse
Ulric Dahlgen
Glizabeth
Hin
Ulrie Dehlgren
Elizabeth
Disorderly conduct and assault case heard in city court
The record shows Joseph Dallas and Paul Grimm facing assault and battery charges with proceedings led by Judge Atwater and lawyer A A Stein. Fragmented text mentions a Commercial College, Moonlight Hop event, and various unreadable entries including a pine sale and local streets.
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Joseph Dallas
Paul Grimm
Joseph IL
Front
Mennett
Kavi
Atwater
Oee
A.A. Stein
Investigating Death of Anna Roborth at City Hospital
The body of 14 year old Anna Roborth who died after birth at Newark City Hospital was brought to this city and buried this afternoon. The Newark West County Prosecutor Mr Young leads the case with Detective Alfred Horgan assigned to verify the parents are alive. Authorities in Newark say the girl and child’s mother were separated from the father and religious differences are cited as a cause.
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Anna Robarth
City Hospital of
Newark
Newark Westx
Young
Alfred Horgan
Barry
Henry Roberth
Anic
Roborth
New York
Mr. Berry
Anna Roborth van
Mra. Barry
Dentist Washburne Found Guilty of Larceny Charge
Emerson P. Washburne a city dentist who recently won business at Broad and West Jersey streets was found guilty in the Court of Quarter Sessions. The case involved a levy on his parlors furniture for a debt, partial payments, a promised settlement, and subsequent disappearance to Newark with goods before a grand jury.
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Emerson P. Washburne
Broad and
West Jersey
Guiy Wes
Court of Quarter Sessions
Washburne
Beying
Comtelle
Lee Tooms
Gine
Newark
Lhst
Ta Ae
Oat Hort
Tne
Verdict given in Rahway dispute over home entry
A Rahway man known as Milton was found guilty in court after a dispute with Fedorko over moving into a house. Fedorko claimed the household goods were vermin infested, supported by George Ball who helped move the goods. The case was argued by A. A. Stein for the plaintiff and John A. Bernhard for the defendant.
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Rahway
A. A. Stein
John A. Bernhard
Meeting of County Tax Boards Postponed in New Jersey
The meeting of Governor Stokes the State Board for the Equalization of Taxes and the county boards of equalization scheduled for next Tuesday in Trenton has been postponed to an undetermined date. The day conflicts with Governor Stokes other commitments and several counties have not appointed their boards. Counties mentioned include Hudson Burlington Cumberland.
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Trenton
Stokes
State Board For
County Boards of Equalization
Peel
Burlington
Cumberland
Mines Shut Down In Tarentale Coal Field
Pittsburg reports June 15 that the Sianoe McFettidge and McKono Coal mines in Tarentale, Pa, halted operations due to a dispute over returning to pay the Pittsburgh scale, signaling a stoppage of mining activity today.
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Pittsburg
Sianoe
McFettidge
McKono
Tarentale
Pitteburg
Anniversary Dinner Highlights St Elizabeths Hospital Progress
A dinner at St Elizabeths Hospital commemorated the first operation performed there. Dr J P Reilly was reelected chief of staff and plans for a new addition to the hospital were disclosed. Visiting surgeons and faculty praised care, noting a low death rate and expanded eye and ear services under Drs Wagner Conover Shangte. The hospital serves the city and county poor without regard to race or religion.
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Paul
Norton Wilson
Charles B. Schuchter
P. H. Pierce
Itn Weegner
Aod Viaitin
Tans
Tng
Waa
Te Ponte
Dra
J. P. Reilly
Victor Mraving
J. 8. Green
T. Quinn
Thomas EK
Dolan
Arthur Stern
F. H
Otto. Wagner
WN. Witton
Slavien H. Gehtiehter
Eye and Ear Department
J. H. P. Conover
LA. Shangte
Wienki
Kodar Alee
Elizabeth's Hospital
Seven Hurt as Trolley Cars Crash in Brooklyn Panic
In New York on June 15 a collision on Tompkins Avenue between two trolley cars caused seven injuries as passengers, including several women, panicked and fainted. Motorman and crew attempted brake control while the rear Grand Street car derailed. A wild scramble ensued as riders fled the wreck.
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New York
Tompkins Avenue
Iman Frenkim
Mt. Pe
Manhattan
Asr
Bedi
Progressive firm earns its praise from local trade
In a June feature from the Heenan el tu furnishing trade, a progressive firm on First Street gains commendation for its tannery shop opening and new sales event. The piece notes a removal sale by Drucker’s and hints at a grand opening with staged remarks and local benefactors.
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Heenan
el Tu
Sioop
Turan
Drucker
River Scandal Sparks City Dredging Debate
City officials criticize river conditions as federal aid for Elisabeth River work faces funding gaps. The River and Harbor Committee reports progress on opening deeper channel through Statenteland Sound while urging action to protect riverbanks. Peter Bennett notes historical efforts and proposes summer site visits and a fall plan with committee members listed.
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Board of Trade
Peter Bennett
Statenteland Sound
Elisabeth
Peeremael
Washington
Broad Street
Congress
Broad Street Bridge
Arene
Halo
Bonnett
Cranford Man Almost Destroys Self With Carbolic Acid
Cranford June 16 Arthur Flynn of Aiow Avenue made a medicine error and swallowed carbolic acid. He fainted but recovered after family and Dr C WeFe Meeloweek arrived. His mouth was burned, but condition today none the worse. Flynn works at the Aeolian factory Garwood and is a noted baseball player.
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Cranford
Arthur Flynn
Aiow Avenue
C Wefe Meeloweek
Flyon
Aeolian
Garwood
Hamburg America Line orders giant steamer
Hamburg June 6. The Hamburg American Line announced today a contract to build a giant steamer at a shipyard. The order signals a major expansion in the fleet and reflects ongoing confidence in transatlantic shipping.
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Hamburg
Hamburg-American Line
Stetlarpet
Sinha
Aman
Read This Ad For Ladies Summer Wear In Journal
An ad urges Elizabeth women to buy white waists dresses and summer wear from Indies misses and children departments. It promises extraordinary price cuts and special attention at two shoe stores tomorrow, urging readers to read the Journal for details.
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Elizabeth
Patel
Anit
Sing'n Journal
Ford
Dreyfus Case Again At Rennes Tribunal in Paris
The Dreyfus affair returns to Rennes Tribunal with a plea to annul the decree. Secret documents are examined to argue innocence. no new trial is requested, only quashing the previous judgment. The court, led by Procurator General Baudoin, hears Dreyfus’s counsel Mornard as public sessions proceed.
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Paris
Dreyfus
Dreyfuss
Praia
Rennes
Renner
Emile Zola
Dreyfun
Mysterious murder reported in Connecticut village
In Sew Cannah Conn June 15 the mystery of Selleck Tuan’s killing was found yesterday in a wall at Selleck’s Corners. Rumors say a neighbor may be involved. Dr Keeler notes a large sum of money hidden in a cottage. Autopsy at Lawrence’s undertakers found three pallets of Al-calibre. revolver remains missing.
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Cannan
Conn
Selleck
Tuan
Whoar Boidge
al Wall
Premiaos
Selleck’x Corners
New Canaan
Eure Picton Rente
Sefleck
Keeler
Littl
Lawrence
Bryan Again Visits the Douma in St Petersburg
William Jennings Bryan visited the Douma arena in St Petersburg for about thirty minutes. He spoke with constitutional Democrats and Jewish deputies, expressed sympathy for Russian Jews, and said he planned articles comparing Russian and American democratic movements. He left for Stockholm that night.
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St. Petersburg
William Jenninge Bryan
Constitutional Democrata
Jew Ink
Russia
Bryan
Lone
Stockholm
Newbraake
Depuy
Ties
Roditahets
Vinaver
Grederoul
I Balkvadsa
Bureso
Mer Bryan
Pursh Clothing Stock Sale At Ridiculously Low Prices
Describes a sale by Charles Stein of the Elsenet Chonan Company offering clothing stock at extremely low prices. Claims remaining stock will be cleaned out tomorrow with spic and span new garments described as stylish and well made. Highlights men sizes with Wart Schaffner and Marx and Kuppenheimer suits advertised at 20 dollars tomorrow.
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Ively
Saya
Charles Stein
Elsenet Chonan
Avery
Stein Ras
Marx & Kuppenheimert
Antiseptic Barber Shop Faces Electrical Upgrade
Opy Marsully, proprietor, operates antiseptic barber shop. A new electrical cooling or drying machine was installed, replacing an older model. The move aims to improve service and hygiene standards for customers.
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Opy Marsully
Ae Jom
Morria Ayemay
Sapzats
Shooklyn April Co. x M Street Note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Burma advertisement or notice dated the 6th fair town, with unclear names and places. No clear event, people, or organizations to identify.
President in Contest with House Amid Inspection Bill Clash
Washington June 15 A confrontation between the House and the President over the inspection bill follows Speaker Cannon backing the Wadsworth amendment despite the President’s opposition. Critics say the President is misled. Bercomas faces harsh censure for error. The dispute centers on night inspections of slaughtering and food preparation and whether access should be total day and night. The President again disapproves of the legislation.
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Washington
House
Cannon
Wadsworth
Howse
Han
Bercomas
Gem Ia
Cannon Kimeel
Wadsworth Theamtire
Watidge
Anid
Mass Casualty Turmoil in Bialystock Sparks Jewish-Catholic Clash
Report from Bialystock in June describes a mass casualty event with 30 fatally hurt and over 100 injured. Shops were looted and some burned as panic spread among Hebrews. Tensions escalated between Jewish and Christian groups until troops restored order.
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Warsaw
Russia
Bialystock
Yeaterlay
Bialytock
Sapd
Bialystovk Vemerday
Christiana
Qaighboars
Rockefeller Lawyer Backs Bryan for Democratic Nomination
Virgil Kling, personal attorney for J D Rockefeller and a leading Standard Oil advisor, declared in Cleveland on June 16 that he supports William Jennings Bryan as the next Democratic presidential nominee. Kling said he believes Bryan will win and criticized Roosevelt era Republican conservatism, reflecting a split in Rockefeller circle.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Virgil
Kling
J DB Rockefeller
Standard of! Company
Himslf
William .J. Bryan
Kline
Bryan
Conservati
Howe
Lay
Wiisabotiey
Bryanta
Tate
John LD
Rockefelter- An
Roosevelt
Hin Folhau
Hosketeller
Death of Riverside Prean proprietor at Swampscott
Head of big hook concern dead. He’s Miffin & Company, proprietors of Riverside Prean in Cambridge. Sudden death from acute pneumonia at his Swampscott summer home last night. Mr Houghton was son of Intergoney OQ Hongton, father of the Riverside Preag, born in Cambridge years ago. Survived by widow, three daughters and a son.
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Miffin & Company
Riverside Prean
Cambridge
Swampscott
Houghton
Intergoney OQ
Hongton
Riverside Preag
Mein
Finland Seeks 40 Million Dollar Loan Online
Finland requests a 40 million dollar loan while planning to raise 11 million abroad. The governor general forwards to the emperor proposed bills to regulate liberty of assembly and meeting holds by associations for introduction into the diet.
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Senate
House Debates Sunday Civil Bill In Committee of the Whole
In Washington the House on June 1 moved further consideration of the windry ag appropriation bill. Under privileged rules the discussion adjourned to tomorrow with debate focused on finance.
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HOUSE
Washington
Windry Ag
Duel Turned Fatal? Prello Wounded In Melee
Tony Prello, 28, of 628 Thint Avenue, is hospitalized in critical condition after a prearranged duel on a meadow premise. His assailant fled. police say both men carried revolver pellets and a planned confrontation may have ended with Prello shot in the back. Dominici Lassito, his brother-in-law, had long quarrels with him, and a previous meeting led to another injury.
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Tony Prello
Thint Avenue
Alexian
Prello
Predo
Dominici Dassito
John Street
Ana
Tut Thoea
Laparte
Dra
Prellowna
No Trace of the Kidnapper Spreads Fear in City
Citizens await news as police and detectives say they know the kidnapper’s identity yet offer no details. Officials vow to capture the suspect quickly, with continued warnings to parents and residents.
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Philadelphia
Jane
Peety
Ian
Oes
Wall Street liquidation extends amid mixed trading
In New York on June 15 declines persisted across most active shares with Reading slipping to 133 and Union failing to halt losses. The market showed a technical tone in early hours as government bonds moved. banking interests remained firm while overall sentiment improved slightly later.
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New York
Baltimore
Bostle Srgeien
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