Battin High Class Night Farce Delights Crowd at Jacoba Theatre
Battin High School held its class night at Jacoba Theatre with a varied program led by the Glee Club and a well acted farce A Pair of Mistakes. Readers praised Florence ODonnell Alan Hall and Mary Newsome for spirited recitations and the audience included many Board of Education members and locals. The performance concluded with strong audience applause and comparisons to professional acting. Continued on sixth page.
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Battin High School
Jacoba Theatre
Glee Club
Board of Education
Schouls
the Chib
Thomas Wilton
Bella
Vingent
Gouriod
Florence O'Donnell
Trsin
Alan D. Hall
Jack Horner
Meorsele
Vietoris Brown
Paul Preacher
Yves
Mary L. Newsome
Devil's Elbow
Rosie
Ins
Newsome
Umen
Winifred Tenter
Commissioners to Assess Benefits in East Grand Sewer Case
In Union County Court Judge Benjamin A Vail presided as City Attorney Tues Connolly sought appointment of commissioners to assess benefits and damages tied to a sewer project on Union Street in East Grand. The hearing centered on determining financial impacts and property adjustments for the proposed work.
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Union County Court
Benjamin A. Vail
Tues C. Connolly
Commissionera
East Grand
di- Union- Street
Thin City
Vail
Williot A. Bourdon
John J
Runyon Mixologist Assaulted in City Residence
William H Runyon, a bartender at a Elizabeths venue, was assaulted by Frank Gilleck of 39 Smith Street. Gilleck, arrested on a warrant served by Officers Deonan, Loh ann and Dwyer, allegedly struck Runyon on the jaw, tearing his jaw and coat. A heated argument preceded the attack.
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William H. Runyon
Frank Gilleck
Smith Street
Deonan
Lohann
Dwyer
Willian H. Runyon
Edzabeth
Gilleck
Runyon
$12,000,000 loan to San Francisco
President Roosevelt approved a California delegation proposal to deposit 12 million dollars of Treasury funds in San Francisco banks secured by City of San Francisco bonds. The deposit term is not fixed. Secretary Shaw said funds will not be withdrawn until needed by the Treasury.
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Roosevelt
California
Washington
San Francisco
Lang
Secretary of
the Treasury
Treasury
San Pranciuco
Shaw
Mury
White House
Youth Held for Burglary and Window Incident
John O'Neil, 19, of Broadway, held in Police Court on breaking and entering Elias Applegate's home at 136 Broadway and stealing a gold bracelet and two rings valued at 15. He admitted guilt but gave no motive. The same night a downtown window breaking at Louis Horowits’ 185 Second Street shop left two beer bottles shattered. police offered no clues.
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John O'Neil
Broadway
Polies Court
Elias Applegate
Young O'Neil
Applegate
O'Neil
Wenton
Louis Horowits
Second Street
Horowits
Horodith
Attempted to Kill General Trepoff in St Petersburg
London dispatches report an assassination attempt on General Trepoff, palace commandant in St. Petersburg. A woman, linked to revolutionists and using forged papers, sought an interview, waited in his office, drew a weapon, and was seized by a guard before she could fire.
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London
Trepoff
St. Petersburg
Marishif
Ofar
Aha
Camden Clerk Hangs Self in Morning Fatality
Camden reports the 7 year old William, a clerk in the bureau of charity, hanged himself at his home 147 Broadway. He attached a rope to the stair wall and leaped, according to limited readable details from the morning incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
William
Brosdwey
British Subjects Murdered in China Probe Demanded
Washington reports Britain demands an immediate investigation into the murder of thirty two British subjects near Amay China. The U S State Department notes Britain calls for punishment of the killers and retaliation for the crime.
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Washington
Amay
China
Timn
Hare
Britain
An's Announcement Amid Union Talks and Protests
In a terse note, An outlines a labor dispute involving the Union and associated groups. The statement references meetings, dates, and the expectation of formal action. No final agreement is reported, but tensions and public messaging are emphasized.
Elizabeth citizens donate $20,000 for California relief
Final report shows Elizabeth citizens contributed $20,000 to aid San Francisco fire and earthquake victims. Treasurer P J Ryan presented totals from all sources and deductions, noting a balance of $2,375.64 after expenses and city funds added to the relief effort. The City Relief Committee members attended, including Mayor Berry and officials, with the report to be entered in the minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
P. J. Ryan
Berry
Falmer HH. Charlock
D. Smith
John E. Stuchell
P. C. Ryan
Augustus
Crane
Calvert
C. H. K. Hulwey
George A. An Benjamin
Campbell
A. D. al . Trenaurer
Palmer H. Charlock
City Relief Committee For
California
Gir
Gurey
Cal
San Franco
Tragedy in a House of Mourning in Philadelphia
A man, John Schulte, 45, killed his wife Pauline Schultz and wounded his daughter Cathetin at 3601 Archer Street, then attempted to shoot another woman before fleeing. Police responded, wife hospitalized in critical condition, and the assailant was pursued.
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Philadelphia
Pauline Schultz
Archer Street
Nocetown
Cathetin
Slumband
John Schulte
Schulte
Bamaritan
Wille
Loward , Hospital
Garwood and Stephens
Behuylts
Twenth Street
Pulaaki Wren Aes Basel
Batt
Bepeista
Antiseptic Barber Shop Ad Notice
Prominent business line about antiseptic barber services and scalp treatment machines. Includes garbled contact details and a street corner reference at Lehigh and Chestnut with a general office address. Likely an old classified or storefront advertisement with illegible lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulg. Proprester
Mares Foe
Ales
Jubilee rally frames Stokes and Shaw in Philadelphia
Governor Stokes presides at a Republican Jubilee event in Philadelphia as Secretary Shaw speaks on party policy and tariff matters. Delegates tour Delaware capes after the gathering, with veteran Republicans and Miss Anna Dayton among the notable attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Stokes
Philadelphia
Bhaw
Stokes
New Jersey
National League of Republican Clubs
Preadent ™ Moore
League of Republican Clubs
John C. Fremont
Anna TL. Dayton
William L. Dayton
Fremont
Stokes Wen
Petia Efaor
Bryan
the Treasury
The
Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
Shaw
Fihia
Partivy
City Loses Long Waterfront Fight in Court of Appeals
A historic dispute over Elizabeth Avenue waterside rights ends with a court of errors and appeals ruling against the city after a century of litigation beginning in 1888. The case traced old maps, grants, and riparian claims as rail interests contested public access to the Staten Island Sound shore near the Old Point area.
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Elizabeth
Central Railroad
Elizabeth Avenue
Court of Errore and Appeals
Trouton
Dane
Earlinat
Elina
Staten Inland Sound
Lasuerre
Elisabeth
Union County
Kelly
Old Point
Old Point House
Hous
Ferryboute
Meemie
New York
Statten Island
Supreme Court Anl
Court of Chancery
Attornar
Generat Brorkton
McGill
Majin
Fle Ratirond
Emer
Court of Frrors
Locomotive Firemen Hold Annual Convention
Ottawa opens the annual convention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen with seven hundred delegates from the United States and Canada. J. H. Hanrahan delivers the opening address as proceedings begin, with sessions to be kept secret and entertainments planned for delegates and the ladies associated with the order.
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Ottawa
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
United States
Canada
J. H. Hanrahan
Hare
Accitty
Reasion
Danger Over at Bialystok Report Clarifies Massacre
In St Petersburg on June 19 Deputy Vinaver notes a visit by Douma commissioners to Bialystok to investigate a massacre of Jews. The report says their arrival calmed tensions and that initial claims of Jewish attacks on a religious site were disputed.
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St. Petersburg
Vinaver
Bialystok
Italian steamer Vincenzo Bonanno nearing salvage effort
The Italian steamer Vincenzo Bonanno near Rutland Island is reported as fast despite damage. Wrecking tugs W. F. Chapman and I. J. Merritt prepared to drag the vessel to deeper water at the next high tide. Captain Newrs and part of the crew stayed ashore awaiting readiness to rejoin the wreck.
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New York
Vincenzo Bonannay
W. F. Chapman
I. J. Merritt
Véscot
Newrs
Neern
Man Killed by Unknown Assassin in Brooklyn Street Shooting
In New York on June 19 a man believed to be Antonio Carmacs of 9 Columbus Avenue Brooklyn was found shot dead on Harbor Street between Henry Street and Strong Place. Police are pursuing the murderer and seeking information.
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New York
Antonio Carmacs
Columbis
Harrivor Street
Henry Street
Strong Place
Redistricting Bill Hearing Set for June 27
Trenton June 19 The Court of Errors and Appeals schedules June 27 as the hearing day to argue the constitutionality of the redistricting bill. The session will determine the legality of the Issembi Za Se proposal and related measures before the court.
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Trenton
Court of Errors_ and Appeals
Moonlight Hop at Sesta Aughrie Event
An OCR fragment notes a moonlight hop at Sesta Aughrie with mentions of June 3 and a roses pavilion. The text references crowds, a party atmosphere, and decorative elements but is garbled with unclear names and places.
Corpse upright on engine pilot on Twentieth Century Limited
The lifeless body of George Frank of Erie Pennsylvania was found seated upright on the locomotive pilot of the Twentieth Century Limited bound for Take Shore train No 24. Flagged at Union depot near 1 am, crew freed the man after two minutes. Remains sent to Erie on train No Tl. A carriage and railway carriage were damaged.
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Dunkirk
N. C
Jims
George Frank
Erie
Twentieth Century Limited
Union Depot
Limited
Peach Street
20 Years For Kidnapper In Philadelphia Case
Philadelphia June 10 A kidnapper Joseph Kean faces twenty years in prison after a rapid court sequence. Freddie Muth was abducted from a deserted Philadelphia house, taken to Broad Street, then theater visits before Kean’s arrest during a failed escape attempt. The judge condemned Kean to the maximum term, with the trial detailing the boy’s account and the suspect’s actions. The case followed swift testimony, a grand jury indicting Kean, and a magistrate’s ruling amid intense public scrutiny.
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Philadelphia
John
Joseph Kean
Ehetern
Freddie Muth
Philadelphia Yeateriay
Ilo
Kean
New York
Kevin
Mayer Sulzberger
Seasiona Court
Udge
Freddie Muthwan
Witterath
Minteratrecta
Broad Street
Keith’ Theatre
Freddie
Josagis Keen
Mtall
Nick
West Brisladelphia
War of Girard Avenue
Prominent Epson Text Fragment from Cincinnati Beer Ad
Fragmentary OCR excerpt shows noisy phrases including Cincinnati Beer branding and repeated misspelled lines. Core readable elements indicate a period ad or notice style with fragmented product mentions and stray capitalization. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the limited readable text.
Abrupt End to Conference Over Railroad Street Closures
Former Governor Voorhees objects to proposed closing of streets near central railroad tracks in the Fifth to Seventh street area. City Council special committee hearings include Central Railroad officials and legal counsel. owner of affected land protests the contract as presented.
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H. H. Isham
United ‘States
George Peabody Wetmore
Rhoda
Fifth
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Oynera
Silinita
Sete Ane
Bester
The
Central Railroad
Osgood
Reynolds
Nugent
Voorhees
Jersey
Mutiny Reported Among Soldiers Near Warsaw
Turbulent report from Narew Poland describes a 400 strong infantry unit and artillery regiment mutinying northwest of Newa Georgievsk. Details scarce. authorities silent as the incident unfolds. A separate report mentions an attack on the Zawadhi estate in Bedice government, with Domes looted for about 75,000 roubles and attackers escaping.
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Nareaw
Poland
Newa
Georgievsk
Thingly
Zawadhi
Bedice
Madloré
Sloudburst Fills MahanoY City Collieries
In Mabasey City Pennsylvania a disaster knocks out half the mines in the region. About 70,000 men and boys lose mobility and energy as pumps are drained and operations suspend. Authorities expect a week before any restart, with long-term impacts on local coal production and workers.
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Mabasey City
Suse
Aternoos
Pumpa
Ube
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Brooklyn Wall Paper CO
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D. Saunders
Broed
Ney
Beth Quali
Tambo
Ban Francisco
John O'Neill
Applegate House
Gen. Trepoff
Union Ce A Ee Atia’ of
Are
Union Eacecatsier
Ont
Patetee Ees
Frisco
People OF
Maoching
Mepe
Lehigh
Sahat ‘Corner
Telygesas
Republican League of Clubs
J. Hampton Moore
Dick McAlpin
New York State
Fairbanka
Delaware Capes
Shawn
Elizabeth’ Avenue
Court OF Errors and Appeals
International Brotherhood
Fuge
Vincenzo Bonanno
Court of Errors
Rae
Montay
Lake Shore
Muth
Epstin
Seerce Ete
Cincinnati Beer
Besler
Stremuonaly
Warsaw
Terreriete
Mahanoy City
York
Southern R. Rt
Toxe Pacific
Union Pacia
Waban
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