Presbyterian Brotherhood Discusses Practical Christianity in Elizabeth Presbytery
At Springfold, the Elizabeth Presbytery met to address how to recruit men for church work and promote practical Christianity. Rev. Hernakna G. Blaschke spoke of men leaving religion and a com mittee led by Rev. Dr. William Forte Whitaker organized efforts with church representatives to study methods and gather volunteers for active ministry.
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Presbyterian Brotherhood
Yestern
Eliznbeth Presbytery
Springfold
Sig Jones
Hernakna G. Blaschke
Wiliam Forte. Whitaker
Tony
Mit
F. White
Oaupalbigrry
Rankin
Rommel
Tavell
Whitaker
Reading of Clinton minutes report postponed
A fragment notes the General Assembly minutes reading from Clinton with a mention of a reading being postponed. The readable text hints at an ongoing review of records and adjournment in progress.
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Clinton
Pistrict Court for All 8. A. Cases Highlight
In a Newark case, William A. Banner sues the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. The Supreme Court notes the District Court revision may affect jurisdiction and delay, complicating proceedings and witness attendance. The decision calls for further action to resolve jurisdictional questions and adjust timing.
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Justinag Bwayme
Supreme Court
William A. Banner
Newark
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
District Court
Revision Nét
Lineman Clubbed in Fight With Police
Patrolmen Reitemeyer McDonald and Bchlapek arrested Sahm Benehak or Yineman after a disturbance late at night. He was reportedly drunk, and the officers intervened to restrain the individual during the confrontation.
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Tsb
Malicious Mischief at Steel Plant Reported
Reported incident at the Milliken Brothers plant in Staten Leland where electrical systems were sabotaged, forcing a shutdown due to tampered wires affecting the electric light and operations. Authorities are investigating possible malicious acts and identifying suspects connected to the plant.
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Milli-ken Brothers
Staten
Leland
Police Notes Incomplete Entry On Thomas Incident
A brief police note records an incident involving an individual named Thomas. The text is sparse and lacks a full report of actions, dates, or locations, leaving details unclear.
Stokes Demands Dickinson Resign In Public Letter
Governor Stokes sent a letter to Secretary of State Dickinson demanding resignation amid public welfare concerns. Dickinson refused, government investigators to be released, and pressure grows within New Jersey Republican circles as talks continue over reappointment and charges against officials.
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Trenton
Stokes
Dickinson
Jersey
Bs Wan
Death by own action reported in Western area
Police were alerted to a death by self harm in the Western district. The inquiry noted a person named Micheal Jacobs, possibly related to the deceased, but it is unclear if the death involves his son. Further details are unavailable.
Three Minute Session of the Assembly Inadvertent Flux
Trynton June 19 The Assembly convened at 1 o clock after a conference between Speaker Lethbridge and Governor Seokat but adjourned after a brief session. A conference committee comprising Beantors Hillary Brid ig coca and others failed to agree on future reforms. The Governor seeks bills and reform, while Speaker Lethbridge urges caution and no new measures this session. The legislature may adjourn by tomorrow at 1 PM with discussion on pending pension and brigadier general appointments.
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Trynton
Ofelock
Lethbridge
Seokat
Lm Seaaion
Hillary
Bridig Coca
Lethb Ling
Republic
Brokes
Military Department of
Thase
Ition
Louis M Kidd Killed in Mexico
Louis M Kidd aged 46 formerly of Bilebyth was killed at Karel Mexico on Monday. A long time resident abroad he had visited Mexico for the past fifteen years. His mother had gone to Mexico two years ago to reside and died there last August. Kidd will be buried by relatives in Menclora, MacDonald.
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Louis M Kidd
Bilebyth
Karel
Mexico
Ae Tok
Midd
Redide
Kidd
Aevite
Menclora
MacDonald Dail
Telegraph Operators Decide Upon Strike
The Telegraph Operators Union today decided to step into a strike to enforce operators demands for redress of grievances. The move reportedly follows ongoing disputes with management and aims to pressure for favorable outcomes.
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Zork
Fyne
Upad
Atrika
Hat High School Commencement Eighteen Seventeen Diplo mas
Twenty six graduates received diplomas at Hat High School during commencement at Jacobs Theatre. Dr J P Reilly awarded diplomas as changes to four year courses limited graduates to those with four years of study. Eight of the twenty six were girls in the senior normal class. Thames Wilson led the school music program and Rev Dr William Forre Whitaker gave the prayer.
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Hatin High School
Jacobs Theatre
J. P. Reilly
Board of Education
Becauss
Evdigapo
Agai
Thames "Wilson
High Lachooglee Club
Mabieceg
Frank Darin
Alumni Society event notes at autumn gathering
Fragmentary OCR notes list numerous names including Emily BE, Ethel A. Petty, Katherine Foater, Welcome W. Bender and others. The fragment mentions prizes won, an alumni assembly, and a president concluding a meeting held at an autumn event. The text is incomplete and reads as a local campus society recap.
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Frederick Haus
Frank Kluher
Claat
Grace Hagwich Apner
Helen Greta Colgan
Vernelena Day
Finma
Katherinestermen
Susan Brookfield Hurt
Floresce
Augusta Shipman
Alma Watera Koehinr
Ida Lejetner
Emily
William
Ethel A. Petty
Katherine Foater
Welcome W. Bender
Atumai Society
Noted horse thief Smath identified in Brooklyn case
William C. Daily of Brooklyn described as a well known horse thief, using the alias James Smith, was arrested by Detective Brogan for trying to sell a stolen horse to Henry Keenan of a West Jevery street livery stable. Keenan identified the horse after tracing it to Daily May 9. Investigations tied the burglary to McBride and Phoenix, real estate dealers, with the horse valued at 250. Daily reportedly claimed the horse at Phoenix’s stable when the theft occurred on June 9, sparking the pursuit and arrest in progress.
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William C
Brooklyn
N. Y
Iaw
James Smith
Brogan
Henry Keenan
West Jevery Atrest
Atreet, Wrodkion
Keenan
Aspiciods
Tom
Hopee
New York
Quigaah
Botex
New
National Guard Law and the Oice Bill
In Trenton June 10 a special meeting was urged for the Legislature. Governor Stokes called attention to U S authorities and the decision on National Guard powers and the form of organization.
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National Guard
Trenton
Yosterdayalter. Com
United States
Ras
Board Meeting Notes Show Fire Foreman Resignation
A City fire commission meeting last night discussed the resignation of Charter Stout, foreman of Truck Work. Votes and appointments were mentioned, with other routine items noted as the board reviews personnel changes and pending petitions.
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Charter Stout
Hundred Dead From River Flood Near Trikhala
Reports indicate a devastating flood on the river at Trikhala causing hundreds of deaths. Names cited include Athées Gress and Suny as figures connected to the disaster. No official casualty tally provided.
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Athées, Gress
Suny
Trikhala
Thessaly
Advertisers Say and Store News Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions advertisements and store news with unclear items and several garbled phrases. No coherent names or events are readable to summarize into a full article card.
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Mersa
Pyetty
Minority Report from Two Probers on State Funds Reform
A Republican minority of Alfred Barber and Theodore Dibbs endorses parts of the majority investigation on state cash and reform proposals. The report urges depositing state funds in banks paying interest and consolidating handling to the State Comptroller while department funds align with general funds, with officials focused on duties and balances.
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Trenton
Suse
GaHiGiele
M.crvaagtey
Legislative Investigating Committee
Alfred Barber
Theodore Dibbs
Tie Fick
Om Fa
Poeta Ete
Bees
Cate
Fragmentary Wall Street Note From A Fragmented Page
An OCR read yields a garbled snippet from a New York area page. It mentions Wall Street and markets in confused terms with references to movement, fractions, and lines, but lacks coherent events or clear entities to confirm a complete story.
Defending His Mother in Iowa Scuffle Ends Tragically
A brief report indicates a man shielded his mother during an incident in June in KI area of Iowa and was fatally injured. Police are investigating the deadly disturbance and identifying suspects.
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Timle de Bie
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