Roosevelt Returns to U S Amid Grand New York Welcome
Theodore Roosevelt arrived in New York June 18 after fifteen months abroad. The Kaiserin Auguste Victoria reached Quarantine near Fire Island, with a ceremonial reception and a multi-ship parade to Battery Park and Fifth Avenue. Roosevelt greeted by friends and officials including Archibald Butt and Secretary Wilson amid cheers from the crowd and naval salutes.
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Quarantine
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Kermit
South Carolina
Murdered Jewelry Seller Found in Trunk in Lower East Side
The body of Moses Saka, 60, jewelry seller of 24 East 9th Street, was found packed in a trunk in a Goerive Street tenement. He had $3,000 in jewelry with him, and police say the murder occurred yesterday during a robbery. Three Italian suspects were arrested after the discovery.
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East 09Th Street
Trom
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Lecke
Sunken Canal Boat Removed Near Newark Bay
Government engineers removed a sunken canal boat near the Jersey shore by the Central Railroad bridge over Newark Bay. The vessel had broken in two, with half drifting into the bay and menacing small boats at low water. Henry Barber pressed for action. Senator Kean intervened and the wreckage was finally removed.
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Barber
East Jerby Street
Secretary of War
Oaly
Senator Kean
Kean
Enginbers
War Department
Runaway Boys Recovered After Errand Ends
Two boys from local families ran away and wandered toward Philadelphia before returning home. They reached the city and sought their families as authorities traced their steps.
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Phila
Freight car accident kills Daniel Haggerty in Broad Way yard
Daniel Haggerty of 323 South Park street was crushed under a string of freight cars at Broadway between Flint and Front streets while preparing to jump off to set a switch. He died before aid could arrive as the train rolled back, with Conductor Pat Hily directing the stop and switch repair.
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Central Railroad
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St. Patrick's Church
Singer Company Man Arrested in October Grand Jury Case
A Singer Company employee was arrested and held on $500 bail awaiting the October Grand Jury action. Police report says the man was brought to the county jail after being taken from the trust company offices. The arrest is described as the first of several in a series connected to the embexfooted case.
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Bogle Ib
Rey
Pennsylvania Avenue
Caleb
Henry Rath
George T. Parrot
Railroad
William H. Brewer
Mary Street
North Avenue
Unclear OCR Fragment From City Street Home Event
Fragmentary text describes a late night disturbance at 318 Centre Street involving a tea mat and a tree near James Wallace’s residence creating notable excitement among local observers. The legibility is too low to identify precise actions or outcomes.
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James ‘Wallaes
Centre Street
Alumni speak on Battin High School bonds and plans
In an Elizabeth meeting at Arcanum Hall Battin High School alumni heard Richard F. Clement call bond financing for a new high school building at four percent difficult and urged alumni support. He urged the city to secure funds, noted need for athletic fields, and proposed the alumni help equip a new gym and make the school a social center for students and alumni.
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Arcanum Hall
Richard FE. Clement
Abe
Br. Clement
Elizabeth
Battin High School
Pubool No. 1
Studen
Mw Tas Protien
Battin High
Cangford Kaufman Fight Postponed
Promoter Incinca announced the Cangford Kaufman bout would be delayed after deciding to wait a few days rather than proceed as planned. The telegraph note cites a change of plans arising during the day.
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Incinca
Jun
Fall From Sky Scraper Ends in Tragedy at Broad and Commerce
A man fell from the top of a modern 335 foot skyscraper at Broad and Commerce streets today. The body struck the pavement and caused fatal injuries including a shattered ribcage and broken legs. Police investigated a possible suicide or accident amid urban turmoil.
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Hott
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Dolly Dimples Caught in Black Outfit at Loew's Theatre
Dolly Dimples, known as the mysterious woman in black, was arrested after 2 pm by Victor J. Morris of Loew's Theatre. She admitted identity, collected a $50 Journal reward, and was taken to the Journal office. Crowds filled Broad and West Grand streets as detectives and police failed to single out the elusive visitor.
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Victor J. Morris
Loew's Theatre
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Azores
Elizabeth
Curnal
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Jog
Journal
Miss. Dimples
Pennsylvania R R to straighten line near Elizabeth
The Pennsylvania Railroad plans for vast improvements in Elizabeth, estimated at over one million dollars, including six tracks, straightening the line, new freight yards, and two main stations. Realty activity shows rail officials negotiating for acres of property along the right of way, with several sales completed or in progress to further the project.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelquia
New York
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Trinity Lace
C.G. Laverty
Parr Disappointed Over Reward For Sugar Fraud Hunt
New York June 18 Richard Parr complains the government reward of 100000 for uncovering sugar frauds is far short of what he deserves. He says the sum is one eighth of his claim and vows to keep his deputy surveyor position, recounting years of persecution and effort in serving the government.
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New York
Richard. Parr
Singer stock boosted to sixty million dollars
An amendment to the Singer Manufacturing Company incorporation in Trenton raised the authorized stock from thirty million to sixty million dollars. The state fee was four thousand dollars. Signers included president Douglas Alexander and secretary Oward R. Graham with others attesting their consent.
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Singer Manufacturing Company
Aesee
Douglas Alexander
Oward R. Graham
Relief From Heat Wave Eases Chicago Suffering
Telegraph from Chicago reports relief as lake breezes moderated a heat wave that killed several and prostrated many. Temperature cooled from ninety one to expected eighty seven as humidity eased.
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Way
the Journal
Chicago
Wall Street Opens Quiet Amid Narrow Trading
Stock market activity shows limited gains and small volume on opening day in New York. Trades focus within tight ranges as investors await direction. government and municipal bonds hold steady while equity declines are limited. A sharp interruption appears as a social note about a wedding ceremony intrudes into the report.
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