Man with overheated imagination robs street scene
William Wilson, a boarding house resident at 67 Elisabeth Avenue, told of seeing robbers at his doorstep after a night of heavy drinking. He described dramatic confrontations and plans to thwart attackers before collapsing on the sidewalk, injuring his forehead. police found no robbers and Wilson offered whimsical explanations for the events.
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William Wilson
Elisabeth Avenue
Officer O'Brien
Wilson
Ain Wilson
Masons' Union Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The Masons' Union chose officers for the year including President Thomas P. Sheridan and vice president James Whitehall. John J. Sheehan was named treasurer and John F. Craven the financial secretary, with other posts filled by Ieea Eka Sporting and I. Er. Secretary. The sergeant-at-arms was Albert Hodaca. The treasury is reported in flourishing condition with funds connected to the organization.
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The
Masons' Union
Thomas P. Sheridan
James Whitehall
John J. Sheehan
John F. Craven
Ieee Eka Sporting
Albert ‘Hodaca
Eit
Closing Exercises at School No 19 Highlight Student Talent
Despite garbled text, the account notes live program at School No 19 with drills and recitations. Gladys Morrie impressed with a strong voice, drawing enthusiastic response and promising future potential.
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Atria
Gladys
Lodge Notes and Social Plans From Indianaplis Tribune
Boreke Chapter No 3 will close for summer with a Monday evening meeting at 11 First street. After business, members may attend a social session. The Ast trolley ride is planned for early July. The Ettasbeth Tall Cedar of Lebar trip to Philadelphia on June 30 is canceled and all arrangements halted.
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Boreke
Order of the Esatern Star
Flret Street
Pla
Ettasbeth
Tall Cedarn
Lebar
Philadelphia
Judges Salary Bill 18 Signed in Trenton
Trenton June 13 a signed governor order notes the Judges Salary Bill 18 setting annual salaries for judges of the Court of Common Pleas. Figures show varying sums by county size and population, with allocations from 1200 to 21000 in different regions. The document also references sewer and water works legislation and amendments from Assembly and Senate substitutes.
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Trenton
Uchurnot
Colnties
Gerba
Morrin
Senate
Horner
Assembly
Funeral rites for Abraham L Depew and Gott Heb Frank held
A large turnout attended funeral services for Abraham J. Depew at his East Jersey Street home with Rev John Kerr presiding. Floral tributes included family, Ladies Aid Society of Third Presbyterian, and Song of Temperance. Interment followed at Linden Park Cemetery with committal by Rev Kerr. Bearers were Bridmore brothers and nephews from Port Amboy. Funeral director Daniel J. Leonard in charge. Also noted was the funeral of Gott Heb Frank at 330 Elizabeth Avenue with interment in Ey eo Cemetery. Rev Ferguson conducted the committal. bearers were Lewis, Bush, Smith, Cameron. Arrangements by Aug Schmidt.
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Abraham J. Depew
Friends
East Jersey Atroet
John T. Kerr
Ladies’ Aid Society
Third Presbyterian Church
Song of Temperance
Rosedale
Andy
Linden Park
Kerr
William
John
Josephy Mark
David
Jamon Bridmore
Porth Amboy
Mr. Dopaw
Daniel J. Leonard
Gottheb Frank
Gott Heb Frank
Elizabeth Avenue
Jnst
Secese
Ferguson
Samuel Lewis
William Bush
Frank B. Smith
Fainex ‘Cameron
Schmidt
Unclear text on daily duties and a shepherd’s crook misreadings
Fragmentary note reflects moralizing about daily duty and self discipline. It cites Cherley Kingsley and mentions a shepherds crook used to catch a runaway sheep, describing the crooked end as a trap. The passage is garbled with many misspellings and nonsensical phrases.
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Rome
London
Westfield Woman Charged With Stolen Clothing Valuations
Alice Lana of Westfield was arrested in Roselle yesterday afternoon and held at the county prison awaiting grand jury action on charges related to sealing clothing valued at about 100 dollars. Police officer Martin Canfield of Westfield escorted her to the prison.
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Westfield
Japan
Alice Lana
Roselle
Afartin Canfiald
Prntor Wemaia Bere
Grand Jury
Wat
Local boys implicated in affair, two still at large
Turned over to see. They admitted their guilt. Two other boys named John Wool sanki and William Simyun are implicated but remain unfound in that city section.
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Pelle
John Woolsanki
Willian Simyun
Indians on Excursion Set For Highland Beach Cruise
A local club plans an outing by the Indiana sailing craft to Highland Beach tomorrow led by chief Jou, with warriors Cheanay, Moore, Drumm, Riis, Winchester, Miller, Davis, Degenring, Kenah, Hoff, Fromm, and Anderson. They prepared ample ammunition for the voyage and event.
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Harry Andérson
Indiana
Inez
Two Boys Rescued From Drowning in Bayonne River
Two boys aged unknown were playing on a raft on the Kill Yat Kull in Bayonne when a passing vessel tilted the raft, throwing them into the water. Jamon Smith an engineer on the Americas Line steamship New York of Jersey City jumped in and saved them. Police later arrived as the boys reached shore running home for their games.
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Kill Yat Kull
Bayonne
Wwell
Jamon Smith
Kilnabeth Street
Jersey City
Americas Line
New York
Baby Carriages On Display By McManus Crown
The article promotes baby carriages from Mc Manus Bros on Flynn Street offering a range of wagons described as sturdy light and stylish for a well dressed child. It urges parents to visit McManus Crown to see how comfortable and cute the carriages look for their little ones.
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famwood-Wakefeld
McManus Bros
Flrnt
McManus
Levy’s Store to Expand with New Building on Bond Street
Plans shown for Levy’s Department Store expansion on Bel segundo? Street with a new four‑story addition and a gentlemen’s department enlargement. Contractor details, street alignment, and a running service line are noted as part of the project. The article also cites unrelated bird behavior and moth larva notes from Cleveland Flan Dealer.
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Levy's
Bond Street
Wall
Bond Streat
Rage War in Lumber Camp Near Clarksburg
In West Virginia a clash at a Cranberry River lumber camp pits American workers against foreign laborers. Gunfire erupted after disputes over job placements, killing one worker and fatally wounding another. Americans crossed the mountains seeking the foreigners, who fled to Richwood for safety. Locals warn they will not reinstate displaced workers and will dismiss anyone aiding foreigners.
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Fordignara
Virginia
Clarksburg
WV. V
Tlop
Cranberry River
Oewa Papread
Camden
Ign
Arma
Richwood
South End Homes Company Incorporated Formation in Plainfield
Cartificata filed with the county clerk naming South End Homes Company Incorporated, a Plainfield entity, to engage in general real estate brokerage and securities business. Authorized capital stock is 2500000 shares at par five with incorporators Charles A. Hyde Herman A Hogarait John H Doane G Sturt Simons and Thaddeus Doane Jr of Plainfield.
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Cartificata
Nco
Alice
Clark
South End
Paca
Tk Avenue
Plainfield
Charles A. Hyde
New York
Herman A. Hogarait
Yonkers
John H. Doane
G. Sturt Simons
Thaddeus Doane, Jr
Pininfeld
Nation
Comedian Charles Kelly Stranded in Albany Town
Charles Kelly, a comedian with the Two Johnne Company, arrived in Albany exhausted after a late stop in the city. Lacking funds for travel to Euston, Pa or Ithaca, N Y, he spent a night in police quarters while officers collected a modest contribution from nearby patrols to help him continue his journey.
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Charles Kelly
Two Johnne
Thin City
Euston
Ithaca
N. Y
Albany N.Y
Kelly
Bowd
Officers of Sick Benefit Association Meeting Recap
A meeting of the American Gas Furnace Company's Sick Benefit Association was held last evening in Tarn Hall. Officers listed include President John Seeholer, Vice President Charlie Ennig, Secretary Adam J. Lanxy, and Treasurer August Seeholer. The gathering featured a banquet, H. Weber's orchestra, and performances by Fred Morechberger J. Morechberger Richard Yooke, with vocal and piano numbers by members.
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American, Gas Furnace Company
Tarn Hall
Wfe
John Seeholeer
Charlie Ennig
Adam J. Lanxy
August Seeholer
H. Weber
Fred Morechberger
J. Morechberger
Richard Yooke
Association
Police Notes and Odds and Ends From Local Beat
Police note reports Officer Harry arresting Johm Koonwick Tart on Elizabeth avenue for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Tart jailed ten days to recuperate, bloodied from a fight, with others held on Captain OtLen’s order. Also contains etymology ramblings on words from Milan to Cordova and Florence, and mild historical lemmas from Dr Johonda.
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Harry
Johm Koonwick
Elizabeth Avenue
Saa
The Man With Tie Parodies Despy and Faith
A garbled text fragment hints at two men in a scene involving a tie and a focus on obscure objects. Names and clear actions are unreadable, leaving only scattered mentions of people, objects, and places in a cryptic national newspaper snippet.
Mis Stamler Surprised By Young Friends at Social
A social event last night at 22 Navy Street hosted by Jeanette Braniler featured games and feasting. Attendees included Kilsie IseGrve, Alfreda Dianitd, Grace Or don, Pearl Good, Edna roat, Tessie Rappa, Mastera Edward Colingberger, Harry Happ, Arthur Schiller, and Henry Behlouaberg among others.
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Jeanette Braniler
Navy Street
Anionp
Kilsie IseGrve
Runces Itman
Alfreda Dianitd
Tela Welnn
Alice Bondy
Grace (Ordon
Pearl Good
Edna Roat
Kittie Schreiber
Tessie Rappa
Mamta Hornhouse
Beckham declares Senate bid in Kentucky
Governor Beckham announces candidacy for the United States Senate from Kentucky. He appeals to Democrats to consider him in the state primary and urges voters to act as their own statemakers as he moves to challenge incumbent James B. McCreary.
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Frankford
Beckham Rewigl
States Senate
Jamon B. McCreary
Beckham
Democrats
Kentucky
Sacred Bull and the Photographer Incident at Station
A New York newspaper photographer visiting a government animal quarantine station near Roosevelt yesterday sought a shot of sacred bulls. He found the herd uncooperative as a bull inspected the camera tripod, toppled the equipment, and sent the camera crashing to the ground.
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New York
Ronxevelt
India
Tri
Defaulting Bookkeeper Blows Out His Brain in New York
Huntington W Va June 33 Eugene Patterson aged 31 a bookkeeper for the Bupartor Supply Company of Rhio-Figid committed suicide with a bullet through the brain last evening after an expert accountant finished his books He turned and shot himself while his wife who had followed him to New York his former home contemplated to return The remains will be sent to New York for burial
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Huntington
W. Ve
Eugene c. Patterssn
New York
Bupartor Supply Cormpany
Wan
Four men killed seeking shelter under a car at Steubenville works
In Steubenville Ohio on June 21 four workers sought shelter under a car during a collapse at a laboratory or works site. Two bodies are identified as Deutar Trapovie and Nicole Bchirripa, both presumed ages around the 40s. One injured man named John Trovevic survived.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Labouation Works
Thoreby
Aetas
Dre Deultar Trapovie
Tim
Nicole Bchirripa
Te Fata
Mien
John Trovevic
There is no such thing as secret impression and deceit
The writer muses on honesty and deception in friendship and romance, noting musicians’ past status and a warning against insincere apologies. A reflection on trust, social behavior, and the consequences of deceit across eras and art.
Wanted Action Booby-Mother and Jones Boy Inquiry
A brief, local style fragment notes a question from Bobby about going with the Jones boy. The mother declines, asserting the boy does not attend church. The exchange hints at social expectations and church involvement in the community.
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Jones
Bobby
Reaton
Weather glimpse and stray thermometer note
A fragment from Washington reports a Monday forecast for New Jersey with cooler winds and a varied temperature pattern. An unofficial record notes a high thermometer near the store yesterday and a low around sixty four.
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Washington
New J
Travelers Return From Two Weeks Visit In Sweden
Ocean Grove residents Jamea Rem of Walton Street and Hannah Morel of Morris Avenue return from extended trips abroad. Frank and Raymond Cooley of Bayr street Jottlant plan a stay in Pougakorpsle New York for several days as guests of Mr and Mrs Morgan Mil rernoll. Air science notes discuss weight changes in compressed vessels and temperature effects on air density.
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Hannah Morel
Morris Avenue
Sweden
Frank and
Raymond Cooley
Bayrir Streat
Saveralduyn
Pougakorpsle
No Y
Morgan Milrernoll
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