Royal Parade Fails to Rally Public on Coronation Day
The royal procession in Lamton drew crowds only half the expected size as rain dampened enthusiasm. King George and Queen Victoria appeared in full regalia, with Kitchener and high officers online, but the public largely ignored the spectacle while security and crowd control limited access to the parade route.
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Tournal
Lamton
Ing
Ilefal
Arma
Iy Empire
Waliday
Toilay
Kier
Laurier
Canada
Rothe
South Africa
Tadian
England
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Cultaanier
Spaniat-infantey
Kitchener
Wal Rerringe
George
Order of the Gaary
Kitchener Pode
Duke of
Cablif
Clundill
Foyle
Pall Mall
Prenfalert Iusto
the Strand
Fleet
Canon Treet
Torin Street
King Willian Street
Kkhivtamy Palace
South London
West End
Nts Mt
Mont
Brooklyn Man Tries Death by Own Action
John Scherr, 40, of 271 Pemrose Street Brooklyn, is in serious condition at Alexian Hospital after attempting to drown himself by jumping from the bow of the ferryboat Arthur Kill in midstream yesterday afternoon. Rescued by crew of the New York excursion boat Commander, he made a second attempt to dive and was bound with rope to prevent further harm. he fought the crew during recovery and was taken to the hospital. Police notified, with ambulance support and a possible wife in Brooklyn.
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John Scherr
Pemrose Street
Brooklyn
Alexian Hospital
Arthur Kill
New York
Scherr
Behorr
Elizabeth
Aimee
Harry Buell
Peter Campney
Alezian Hospital
Woman Unidentified Found Dead in Madison Avenue Home
An unidentified young woman, employed as a waitress at William Ross’s home at 610 Madison Avenue, was found dead in her room this morning. The death occurred as Mrs Ross, cookless, prepared meals and the body was moved to the morgue.
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William Ross
Madison Ave
Aue
Ross
On Sale Tomorrow Ladies Fashion Ad Listings
fragmented advertisement lists prices for coats dresses linen and silk garments. highlights include dusters priced at 2 to 18, various white skins and pongee items, and silk stevens with lace embroidery. mentions locations and references Mary Becond and Wall Streets.
Largest Shoe Distributors Feature Promised Tomorrow
In this next issue, Sencar Geo outlines a major shoe distributor event with details on supply, locations, and anticipated market impact. The piece hints at plans for a statewide rollout and notes the involvement of key regional firms.
Mother Saves Child With Clothes Afire
Roselle Park, June 23. Walter Schwabe, age 4, lit matches in the yard, his sister Madeline, 2 1/2, was burned when a gust carried flame to her clothing. Mrs. Schwabe quickly removed the burning garments and the doctor treated the girl. The children had been playing outside and were sent inside for dinner moments before the accident. The child is expected to recover.
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Tournal
Roselle Park
Hentally
Kitchen Nhelf
Walter Schwabe
Ernest Schwabs
Lal Chaelon Street
Sinter
Madeline
George Strickland
Fire Department Inspectors Tour Btazen Island Tugboat Trip
Raon Board of Fire Commissioners and guests joined Captain William T. Cox for a boat tour around Btazen Island after the annual department inspection. Attendees included Louis Quien Jr Augustus W. Schwartz former Fire Chief Robert Kiratead New ark Councilman John Devine and others. The group noted modern quarters expectations and praised the inspection conditions amid a review of apparatus and readiness.
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Pickman
Augustus W. Schwarts
Robert Kirstead
Newark
John Devine
Louis Quien
Charles 8. Chandler
John J. Collins
William T. Cox
William J. Cox
Gerstung
Frederick Kurts
Raon
Board of Fire Commissioners
Btazen Island
Louis Quien, Jr
Augustus W. Schwartz
Robert Kiratead
William T.cox
Charles §.Chandler
Frederick Kurte
Fire Board
Leesan
Wall Street Clears After Early Slow Trade
The markets showed a quiet first hour with no major moves but soon turned toward firmer tones as buyers stepped in. Government bonds were unchanged and overall sentiment improved with modest gains seen across some listings.
Fractured OCR Text Sparks Unclear Garment Note
Page fragment hints at tailoring topic with scattered words about garments and schedules. Readable names or dates do not clearly emerge. Summary focuses on a garbled notice about clothing and deadlines without specific entities.
Baby found deserted near Enbres Grove path
A one month old baby boy, well dressed and crying, was found abandoned along a path near Enbres Grex Cent early today by Frank Tear. The infant, soaked from rain, was brought to a residence for care and later to health authorities while police investigate claims the child may have been dropped from a vehicle last night.
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Westfield
Jung
Enbres Grex Cent
Frank Tear
Clerk Street
Lear
Drooda
Wife and child missing in Morvia Pinins case report
Irente Gohiter, 26, reported to the police that his wife and their young child are missing from Kilmbeth Avenue. Neighbors say the mother may be mentally unsettled. the husband has been committed to the State Hospital for the Insane at Morvia Pinins.
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Irente Gohiter
Tiv
Tamom
Rei
Bchatter
Amine
Morvia Pinins
Weber's Summer Clothes Ad in City Shopfront
An OCR fragment describes Weber's Summer Clothes shop on Piret Street, featuring a tailor and furnisher in Ben’s city area. The text hints at ready suited items and quality shine, highlighting a local clothing business and its offerings.
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Atin Clair
Kiechbaua
Piret
STAMLER S SPECIALS
Readable text is limited. No clear people, places, or events to summarize into a proper news item.
Probers Hear Bribery Story in Lorimer Case
Washington reports at the Benate Investigating Committee hearing former Senator Albert Hopkins said McCormick was told of a £2500 offer to back Lorimer. Hopkins described efforts to locate other GOP allies and noted Hopkins received 168,385 votes in the Illinois primary while George Fors had 121,110. He described ballot shifts favoring Lorimer and stated no candidate ran an active race before the final contest.
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Journal
Washington
John Poffora
McCormick
Lorimer
Benate
United States
Albert J. Mopking
Mlinois
OA You Tiveniig
Potter
Kern
Tniliatin
Hopkins
Lawrence
Aid Hopkins
Anil
Winvole
Hopkina
Envhcag
Hopkin
Taorimer
Altord
Storia
Renatée F. A Lander
Moline
Demus
Syath
Senate
Ana
Jeginls
Heals
Everebads
Roy
Hansen Loses Appeals Case Amid Complex Newark Rulings
A Newark court denies an appeal in a multi-claim case involving Hansen and Weisner. The decision affirms damages rule changes for personal and property injuries and discusses tax exemptions for Mountafidine charity lands. The ruling references state and federal precedents and clarifies when separate actions may be pursued for related damages.
King George Receives Taft Congratulatory Message
Washington July 24 A cable from King George V thanks President Taft for the congratulatory message on the British empire’s day and for kind wishes. He expresses gratitude for friendly relations between the United States and Britain and hopes they continue.
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Poe Journal
Washington
Callegeaga
White House
Taft
Tvorge Vo
Hin Goro
Brie
Hague
Fourth of July Outait and Parade Tone Echoes Pride
Fragmentary text suggests a Fourth of July event with floats and parade cadence. Mentions high pride and splendid line, but content is garbled leaving unclear participants, locations, and exact schedule. Partial references imply community celebration with patriotic display.
State Tax Board Hearing Sets Appeal Schedule
Typed notice announces a hearing near the courthouse on the day after tomorrow for an appeal from Tahwar Moustaioehe and Scher parts of Union County. The filing concerns the Mariation of Tanase and involves Millie.
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Tanase
Tahwar
Moustaioehe
Union County
Station relocation debated as Elizabeth Ave crossing seeks change
Central Battery officials and City Attorney Connolly discuss moving the Elizabeth Ave station between Kirstaid Second avenues near Merritt, citing danger at crossovers. Mayor Steinwalt signals possible rail fence and viaduct, costing about 114,000, while railroad rep Bla nak stresses need for full plan and arbitration option.
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Merritt
Avaniin
Manton Fou
Thie Central
Batvort
Miewbeth
Teaniites Betare
Khaalwth Avenue
Kin Jong Medneh
Central Railroml
Mount Ington
Jato
Huitington
Gradn
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Avenua
Wan
Bullé
Lold
Steinwalt
Tegmature
William ¥. Barkelow
Stein
Connolly
Barkelove
Behiller
Refnotda
Tom
Opening of Leather Store and Supply Line Ad
An early 20th century ad promotes a leather goods store run by Baer Peters and partners near Colner Jefferson and Hilmeheh avenue. It highlights a large complete line of leather goods, bags, wallets, and belts with emphasis on quality and variety for customers.
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Baer Peters
Jefferson
Elizabeth
Joe
Caperlenea
A VATELSON S JULY SALE AT LOCAL STORE
An old advertisement notes a July sale offering a large assortment of clothing for men and boys with reduced prices. It mentions shoes and graduates specials, plus offers on other items. The ad also promotes courses at Elizabeth Commercial College in shorthand bookkeeping and English.
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Avatelson
Seirus
Mick
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