Injured man on trolley car after crash at Westfield
Westfield reports two trolley cars grazed on a curve injuring George H Sawyer of Camden. Collarbone broken, arm gashed, finger smashed. Sawyer and two brothers were on a Trenton line. injuries attributed to a collision near North Avenue Hotel. Doctor’s exam offered no clear cause.
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Westfield
George H. Sawyer
Camden
North Avenue
Trenton
Sawyer
Pisale Ty
Ametwa
Rawyer Naga
Mirae
Narrow Escape From Drowning In Rahway River
Rahway on June 10 William Carter a 10 year old boy narrowly escaped drowning while out rowing with companions near Rahway Port Bricktowns. He fell from the boat midstream sank briefly but was recovered with grave hooks and after an hour regained consciousness and was taken home. A gold watch in his pocket disappeared as he was pulled from the water.
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Rahway
William Carter
Rahway Port
Trais
Carter
Unclear OCR Detail From Local Report
A fragmented OCR text describes a potential injury incident in a mutcher department with references to a customer, a cleaver, and a person named Nis and Jere A. The readable items suggest a workplace accident involving a hand or finger, with reference to force and possible loss of a finger in a Brember Cohen context. The rest of the text is unreadable.
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Trumb
Brember Cohen
Two Omnsney Fares Reported Amid Frank Trade Ban
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at a trade ban affecting fares or rates with unclear details. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, but the core event appears to involve limited access to transport or pricing amid policy changes.
Springfield's Battle Celebration Commemorates 325th Anniversary
The 325th anniversary of the Battle of Springfield will be marked in the historic village with a monument unveiling funded by the State Commission. A 3 PM ceremony includes music by Louis Behnepel's Band and voluntary organ pieces, prayers, a short address by William Bais, and remarks by former Governor Foater. Attendees will include dignitaries such as Rev. J. D. of the Methodist Church, Rev. Walter Amn, and United States officials John Kean and Paulall Crane, among others, with descendants of veterans present.
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Springfeld
Leginlature
Papreer
Atte
Charles H. K. Haley
C. Symmen Riggins
William Hoppaugh
Ing Feld
Louis Behnepel
Elizabeth
Bryan
Rine Cerebarst
J. D
Walter Amn
Millburn Baptist Church
William Bais
Foater
M. B. Smith
Pee Ae
United States
John ‘Kean
Aarelie
Crane
Mees Miller
Paul
Mise Wade
Joseph Edwards
Mystery Murder on Harbor Found near Governor's Island
A naked man was found dead near Governor's Island by Harbor Police. He shows chest and abdominal injuries and a finger fracture. A tattoo reading O C T on his left arm may help identify him. estimated age about 40, height five feet four inches, 125 pounds. The body was moved to Pier A and then to the morgue.
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New York
Governor's Island
Gardner Dunham
Harbor Squad
Wind Aa
Pier A
North River
Obituary of Mrs Oscar G Zipper Newark resident dies at 31
Mrs Minnie Kien Zipper aged 31 wife of Oscar G Zipper died yesterday morning at 24 Eighth avenue Newark from a scold contracted about a year and a half ago. She was daughter of the late Mrs Elfen Cotll and sister of Colonel Dunnin F olling and Mrs Charles Mahon. She was a communicant of St. Archurk Newark funeral services will be held Wednesday morning with interment at St Marks Cemetery Newark.
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Oscar G. Zipper
Minnie. Kien Zipper
Peare
Eighth Avenue
Newark
Abandra Zipper
Ron
Elfen’ Cotll
Zipfag
Dunnin F Olling
Charles Mahon
St. Au Churek
Marp’s
Arrest on Spring Street After Jungle Encounter
A man described as a long-armed, square-shouldered suspect was captured on Spring Street after residents heard screams from children nearby. Officers, led by Officer Higgson, subdued him as he allegedly dragged Ellen Woodward and her sister Eva into bushes. He faced charges of abducting and assaulting the children. the crowd’s action saved the girl and led to his detention awaiting grand jury action.
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Dovepin Kaperdk
Mahon
Urawer Chirgen
Mack
Spring Street
Rand
Ellen Woodward
DAR Spring ‘Aireat
Purenite
Feperdk
Higgson
Lawyer Wickes Enters Plea On Blackmail Charge
New York June 11 Thomas P Wickes a lawyer and member of several elite clubs was arraigned in the criminal branch of the Supreme Court to enter his plea to the indictment on the Lewis Jarvin letters He pleaded not guilty A motion to fix a trial date was set for Thursday by mutual consent suggesting a speedy trial There is no clue to the specific charge beyond blackmail mention and reference to Edward Winton head of Werton Electric Co whose address is 143 High Street Wickes is held under 1900 bail
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New York
Thomas P. Wickes
Lewis Jarvin
Davy
Criminal Branch
Supreme Court
Tate
Wirkss
Are
Laieyer
Dee
Edward Wonton
Werton Electric
Oer Rt
High Street
Wne
Liberty
Sweltering June Heat Across City With Overnight Relief Promised
Record heat gripped the city with thermometers near 100 degrees and readings of 89 to 93 in the late afternoon. Officials warned the heat would ease tonight as cooler air and breezes develop, though oppressive humidity lingered. Trolley crowds surged as beach and resort trips surged, with scattered showers promised but not delivered.
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Paris
Coney Island
Boynton Beach
South Beach
Akecter
Boy Steals Father Life Savings in Town Heist
Paterson report says Louie Baumen Jr. aged year old vanished from 222 Edmond Street with $2,000, the life savings of his father, a loom weaver. The funds were withdrawn earlier by an uncle from a building and loan in another city with plans to deposit locally.
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Paterson
Louie Baumen, Jr
Ann
Edmond Street
Qider Baumen
Eore Fk
Dantan
Fashionable Dressing King Advertises Bargains
Fragmentary ad copy promotes clothing and accessories with low prices, listing a street corner address and a phone-like contact. The readable portion hints at summer wardrobes and discount offers, but many words are garbled, leaving uncertain details about specific items or terms.
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Tatest
Abirtwalets
Japs Drive Back Russians in Manchuria Action
St Petersburg reports from Godjiadan Manchuria claim Russian forces captured Linoyang Wopeng and Sumiencheng before Japanese troops counterattacked. Field Marshal Oyama's dispatch notes gains at positions held by over 5000 cavalry and twenty guns led by General Miatchenko. Russians suffered eighty dead in heavy fighting.
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London
Reuter Telegrius
St. Petersburg
Godjiadan
Manchuria
Linoyang
Wopeng
Sumiencheng
Toki
Oyama
Miatchenko
Fyld
Wall Street Dull Yet Holds Subtle Upswing Hopes
The June 19 market notes show dull speculation with a faint tilt toward bases and rail assets. Pennsylvania and related iron and steel concerns attract attention as dividends near, while American Car Foundry and Wisconsin reports hint at sector-wide signals amid cooling government bonds. One heat incident on Jersey Street left William Voor briefly overwhelmed, but he returned to work.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Reading
Baltimore
Tate
American Car Foundry
Wisconalt Isnttes
William Voor
Azu Mast
Jersey Street
Charles Kuhlmann
Medi
Eliz Commercial College Entry Amid Turbulent Notes
Fragmented OCR reads Eliz Commercial College in Virginia with garbled phrases about enrollment, a principal and doctors, mentions of Dr Lloyd Itch and Dr Stork, and a mysterious electric basement warning. text is incomplete and not fully coherent.
N Y Central Flyers' Record Ride to New York
The twentieth Century Limited on an eighteen hour Chicago to New York run arrived Grand Central at 9.27 AM, three minutes ahead. The 865- mile trip was completed at about a mile per minute with Buffalo timing showing seventy minutes gain over schedule. Passengers included Mr and Mrs Horlick of Honolulu en route San Francisco to New York in eighty four hours twelve minutes.
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New York
Twentieth Century Limited
Chicago
Grand Central Station
New York Centr
Buffalo
Death of General Maximo Gomez in Cuba’s history
General Maximo Gomez, famed Cuban independence fighter, died after an operation. Born in Santo Domingo to a Spanish family, he led Cuban forces in the war for independence, fighting across Havana to Pinar del Rio and against Weyler. Though popular, he declined politics and pension. He aided Cuban soldiers’ arrears after independence. in June 1902 James Ward was appointed inspector general of rural guards.
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Gomiez
Maximo Gomez
Tans
Island
Cuba
Bai
San Domingo
Taa
Domngo
Spain
Holguin
Santiago de Cuba
Gomes
Rd” Marshala de Campon
Weyler
Gomez
James War
Mayor Weaver’s Axe Still Swings
Philadelphia dispatch reports ongoing pressure on city officials as the mayor’s aides continued calls for resignation. A city property bureau official faced removal pressures amid related hotel ownership links and widespread scrutiny of municipal rents and property handling.
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Weaver
Philadelphia
Tvne
Bureau of City Property
Levy's Store News Offers Shirtwaist Sale and Displays
A garbled local item advertises shirtwaists priced at a low rate and a dozen shirtwaist suits offered at sacrifice. It mentions a manager and a display of outing and devs bats for adults and misses, along with a sale event at the store.
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Ying Matte MenaKer
Orrpet
Bae
Adler
Subway Boilers Explode In New York Tragedy
A boiler explosion at the Subway Construction Company's power house on 165th Street near the Hudson River killed two men, injured about a dozen, and sent debris into the river and nearby crowds. The blast shattered windows, toppled beams, and scattered wreckage across a wide area as spectators watched from the West End Yacht Club. An investigation into the cause is underway.
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New York
Subway Construction Company
165Th Street
Hudson River
Joseph Morgan
J. Hoot Wright Hospital
Frank Marone
Jones Atreet
Marone
Wes
Bath House
le Lah Rot Bern
Tulum Baathne
Ceat
Edward R. Altensia
John Amato
Edward Elweard
West End Yacht Club
Ita
Ito
Berry
Emna
Von Rhein Suit Against Public Service Discontinued
The fall of Christian Von Rhein against Public Service Corporation was continued this morning by lawyer J.A. Kierzan. Von Rhein, a wholesale dealer, seeks $19,000 damages for injuries from a March 1 collision on the road to Newark.
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Christian von Rhein
We ‘Public Service
Corporatio
Cirecat Court
Newark
Land dispute before Judge Vail involving creditor and encroachment
The report notes a court session before Judge Vail in which Samuel Koestler seeks recovery of land encroached upon by the defendant Keller. The case concerns a five year dispute over property boundaries with references to the plaintiff and established claims.
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Vail
Been &Armier
Speingefeld Mountains
Samuel Koestler
Keller
Wine Liquors and Address Fragments Notice
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Whynmak
Denti
Corner
Marsiash
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