Colby Movement Rally Draws Voters at Jacobs Theatre
William N Runyon voiced for Assembly as Everett Colby and George L Record seek state and federal seats. Judge Renyon led remarks while Colby urged honesty and reform, urging action against corrupt officials and promising to back capable candidates. About two hundred attendees faced warm night as Colby faction pressed for change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Colby
Bevex County
George L. Record
Colby
William N. Renyon
Plain- Geld
Hell In
Jacobs Theatre
Lant
Wight
Fagan
Fimms M. Debevoine
Summit
Robert B. Cinwel
Elizabeth
Senator Uolhy
Robert B. Linse T
George J
Record
Nhot
United States
Snley Colby
Uni
Pr Pi
Thair Arma
Tom
Obituary for Mrs Harry D Diate and Mrs Marie D Blair
An obituary notes the deaths of Mrs. Harry D. Diate and Mrs. Marie D. Blair, both residents of St. Petersburg. It states Mrs. Diate died at home on Magnolia Avenue after a brief illness, while Mrs. Blair’s death occurred recently. both are survived by family including Harold, Ellai, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry D. Diate
Marie D. Blair
Camp- Willey
Magnolia
Mra. Biel
Mme
Ellai
Harold
Parade Formation for Downtown Dedication Event
A downtown parade and reviewing ceremony were planned with a National Guard parade at 2:30 PM on Howth Broad Street grounds. Funds, seating for 1,500, dedications, and honorary ushers were arranged, with Gov Voorhees overseeing reception and seating.
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Republic
Soldiers and Sailors Monument Association
Council Chamber
Jamva MacMaster
Famew C. Connolly
G. A. R. Pont
Atand Pn
Wade
D. F. Collins
Penite Committer
Jngkoon Park
National Guard
J. Berry
Howth Broad Street
TiHow
Woodruff Malsey
Meline W. Halsey
Aviation
Roy Mack
W. A. M. Mack
Ushera
Voorhees
DB. Smith
Ulric Dablia Post
Dir. Smith
Port Reading Dock Worker Dies After Assault
Raphael Ferraro, a Port Reading worker, died at 5 am at Alexian Hospital from a fractured pelvis following an assault at the Port Reading opal docks. His body will be moved to Port Reading. Authorities in Middlesex will investigate the incident amid several theories about how the injuries occurred.
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Raphael Ferraro
Staan
War
Alexian
Yester
Reading Opal Docka
Haying
Reading
Ferraro
Cantata at Mt Teman AME Church
Readable parts describe a cantata performed at Mt Teman AME Church with soloists and choir members including Wilson Tyler Baie Gertie Wiefiers Ayler Emily Green Kelly, Annivag Gladys and Arthur Merritt, with Rev. Wd Withem and Rev William Gherk contributing as pastors and performers.
Antiseptic Barber Shop Listed in Odd Ad Copy
A fragmentary OCR note describes an antiseptic barber shop with unclear wording and garbled phrases. It hints at street location Morris Avenue and Mastine style terms, but the readable elements are scattered and ambiguity remains about the business details or full address.
Fragmented Local News Item About a Street Scene
The readable fragments describe a street scene with a camera observation and mentions of people and place. Details are incomplete but suggest a public or incident related moment captured by a witness.
Mulford Triggers Disruption At Jacobs Theatre Meeting
A political meeting at Jacobs Theatre last night featured a clash when George L. Record spoke on tax questions. A. D. Mulford, early Colby league signer and Republican, interrupted, then exited with his son as Record continued. Mulford later defended his interruption as a misquote claim and praised the bill’s overall success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Record
Colby
United States
Union County League For Equal Taxation
Jacobs
A. D. Mulford
Sachel Ste Min Towford
Clebocs
Mulford
Record
Trong
Murder in Cincinnati Alley Leads to Robbery Case
A body found behind Frank Moeller's factory near Otis Elevator Works, Cincinnati, after an assault in June, is reported murdered and robbed. Officers detained several Black suspects, with Andrew Schultz and Armstrong linked to the scene. others under arrest. Authorities pursue further leads on the case.
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Cincinnati
Tytig
Frank Moellar
Otis Elevator Works
Pitts
Princeton
Ken
Andrew
Schultz
Ain
Pertmn
Armatrong
Brooklyn College Celebrates Successful Graduates
Brooklyn College honors a cohort of accomplished graduates at a ceremony on Streat Street. The event highlights academic achievements and recognitions for the class, with faculty remarks and student projects showcased.
Dean Gessner On The Evils Of The Day At St Patrick’s
Dean Gessner delivers a fortieth annual commencement speech at St Patrick’s School in the Lyceum Theatre. He denounces taverns and drunkenness, stresses Christian education, and warns that truancy and moral decay threaten the country, urging mothers to instill obedience and right living while criticizing juries and reformers.
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St. Patrick's School
Lyceum Theatre
Dean Cramer
Baing
Hiro
Renta
Claay
Bea
English
Hinde
Sussex County Tax Board Named In Governor Stokes Appointment
Trenton June 3 Governor Stokes named members to the Board of Equalization of Teesyne. Appointments include Newton Henry C. Must, Park J. Dolis, both Democrats, and a Republican member.
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Sussex County
Trenton
Stokes
Busses Y Board of Equalation of
Teesyne
Iteilay
Henry C. Must
Pairk J. Dolis
Demoerst
Explosion on battleship kills gunner in Plymouth region
A reported blast on a battleship near Plymouth killed a gunner and injured several crew members. Details are unclear due to garbled text but authorities indicate a naval incident occurred with multiple injuries. Investigators probe cause while survivors receive medical care.
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IQUN
Laila
Plymouth i
Cape Broaker
Ware
Not Guilty Plea Plea Bargain Thaw in Court
Harry K Thaw pleads not guilty to the Stanford White murder indictment. His counsel asks to withdraw the plea before next Tuesday for a possible motion. Thaw looks improved since confinement as he is moved from the Tombs with a guard detail and a photographer seeks a clearer shot at Massillon Square Garden trial scene.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Massison Square Garden
Olcott
Didge Cowing
Tome Privon
Iilionaire
Hin
Helk
Meat Inspection Bill Disagreement Reaches Pause
Washington June 20 the meat inspection bill again nears agreement as assurances arrive that the Senate will reconsider and permit passage. Government will hear the act of inspection and labeling not be rated. Hours long to adjournment may follow as observers predict fate tonight.
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Washington
Senatie
Special Orders for Salute on the Fourth
Special orders issued by the artillery office grant Major-General P. Farmer, with tentative signals to Battery A, Vr. Sel Scan at to guard St Elizabeth. Enlisted men are detailed to store the service voluntarily with any pan teithe State.
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Breintaail
Permaington
Public Building Bill Concurrence by Jone ba Sh ly
Washington DC conferees report on the public building bill with attendments noted. The measure moves forward after concurrence by Jone ba Sh ly and related party discussions on funding and oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DC
Jone Ba Shly
House Adopts Report On Naturalization Bill
A June report from Washington states the house adopted the naturalization bill report amid procedural debate. The action marks progress on immigration and citizenship measures with lawmakers moving toward final committee recommendations and potential floor votes.
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HOUSE
Wieshington
Mr Wind to Host Bachelor Dinner Tonight
Alach Wind Jr architect will entertain tonight at Bayopsa Toor Big t's. The event will be held at Lions Pate CROA and features a bachelor dinner with plans for a likely wedding to follow.
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MR. Wind
Wind
Lions Pate
Fisk Likely Plainfield Mayor By Acclamation
June 20 Plainfield reports Charles Z. Fisk of Harvey, Kink & Sons New York bankers as Republican mayoral candidate if he accepts. Word suggests Democrats will not oppose. Fisk, a former mayor, enjoys broad cross party support and strong backing from local leaders after a dinner honoring him.
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Plainfield
Charles Z. Fisk
Harvey, Kink & Sons
New York
Vitixens
Colby
Wisk
Ahr IK Heen
Progran
Finn
Cluanos
Henry L. Hat
Fink
My. Hall
Mr. Fisk
Cheloe
Thames Floods London After Windstorm and Heavy Tide
Lopton reports heavy June rain and an extra high tide flooding London. The Thames area swamped parts of central districts including near newspaper offices on the Mall, Express, Mirror, and Westminwater Gazette. Firefighters struggled as water blocked streets and presses halted.
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Lopton
Ttwer ‘Thames
London
the Mall
Hxprens
the Mirror
Wextsniwater
Funeral of Joseph F McLaughlin in Sacred Heart Church
The funeral for Joseph F McLaughlin was held at the Church of the Sacred Heart after his death on Wednesday. Requiem was led by Rev Father Peter O S B with deacons and priests from St Anselm’s College and Mary’s Newark, followed by a large display of floral tributes and a procession to the cemetery with several organizational representatives in attendance.
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Joseph F. McLaughlin
Ly Wee McCord
Tate
Sywlemn
Peter
Louis
Mary'a Church
Newark
Father Vincent
St. Anselm's College
Manehanter
Singer Factory
McTaughlin
A. L
Heart Lyceum
Areman
McLaughlin
Joe McLaughlin
Elizabeth Aerie
Eraternal Order of
George F. Boone
William Riley
Nothiniel Antfalk
John Cummings
Sefer Gallagher
Mystery Drowning of Barge Captain Near Pier 7
Ell Delameter, captain of coal barge No. 8, drowned in Staten Island Sound near Pier No. 7. His body found by boatmen. theory cites a fall from the barge as he loaded coal for Brooklyn. Crew unhelpful to confirm event. inquiry launched to locate relatives in Roselle and New York.
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Ell Delameter
Staten Ivland Sound
Vier No. 7
Wilch
Brooklyn
Brooklyn, Cm Boned Tae Name, Micenbars
Sal Vagtnin
Roselle
Dalameter
Tory
Anniversary dinner honors Rev Dr Behr at St Michael's Church
A dinner marked the fifth anniversary of Rev Dr Behr’s pastorate at St Michael's Church. Parish groups and guests including Rev Professor from Seton Hall College praised his work and urged a new parish clubhouse, with speeches from Rev Peterpied and young women and men’s clubs.
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Michiael
Nebo
Belor
Stout
Sell Hall College
Bohr
Welcamne
Bender
Rehr
Mim M. Euler
Dr. Biche
Michael
Dr. Behr
Hehr
Lyse
Seton Hathlegge
Man Dies After Row During Christening
A man died during a Sunday altercation while a christening ceremony involved in a domestic dispute, authorities said. Witnesses reported a disturbance returning to the home in UP during the event. Police are investigating the sequence of events leading to the fatality.
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Ehlern
New Jersey Coast Channel Improvements Discussed
A fragmented notice outlines plans to improve coast channels in New Jersey and mentions proposed funding and management steps. It references local offices on Broad Street and East Summit with contact details for further information.
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New Jersey
House
Bente
Bill Stertegiat
Sefer Slong
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