Train robber leaps from moving car in wild pursuit
A 20 year old suspect, Carl Reger, jumped from a moving passenger train between Freehold and East Freshold after noon Saturday. He was slightly injured, ran several miles through open country before being recaptured by Officer Pellenger. Reger, part of seven men raiding railroad cars, was captured after a dramatic chase near Red, with the robbers’ raid blamed on the railroad line troubles.
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Demacllees
Carl Reger
Freehold
East Freshold
Pellenger
Reger
Red
Olen
Viniow
Baseball Marcot Redeemed in Camp Town Contest
Fragmentary report notes a baseball event where a player named William Dalwayt is mentioned. The garbled text references a camp and a pivotal moment likely involving a redemption or comeback. Exact teams, dates, and locations are unreadable in the source snippet.
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Marcot
Walt
Ige H
William. Dalwayt
Derebie
Bucketshops Cause Teller's Downfall in Atlantic City
Robert Ohmmeiss, the Marine Trust teller who misappropriated 20400 of bank funds through bucketshops in Hpariwalk, faces release on a 10000 bond from his father and Ernest A. Sod ofer Barton. No bank run occurred. businessmen voiced concerns over moral effect and trust.
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Jwanisty
Atlantic City
Robert Ohmmeiss
Marine Trust Company
Ernest A. Sod
Bank Forete Ee
John Cranton Narrowly Escapes Sulphuric Fumes
John Cranton, 27, a Bowker Fertilizer works employee on Front Street, narrowly escaped death after inhaling sulphuric fumes last Friday. A large quantity of acid broke at the receptacle, leaving him overwhelmed before he could retreat. Fellow workers aided him as he recovered in the General Hospital.
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John Cranton
Bowker Fertilizer
Cranton
Union County Men Drawn to Jury Duty Sheriff Announces Panel
Union County men are drawn for a two week jury session starting today. Sheriff Lawrence and others, including J Atwater, selected a panel of prospective jurors such as Alfred Culver, John J Kenney, Fred Dickson, Harry McDonald, Noah Barnes, Charles Groves, Harvey Pitcher, and several others for the coming term.
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Union County
Lawrence Thie
J Atwater
Drew
Eick
Yate
Williams
William“ Roth
Joseph W
William “He
A. .Dor
G Alfred
Wacker
Plainfeld
Percy D. Culver
John J. Kenney
Fred T. Dickson
Williamgprake
Tra Sedan
Fred Endress
Tohn Basimell
Enoch
H. Hardingbein
Albert Raymond
Newnan K. Barnes
Harry McDonald
Abram
van Cleet
John N. Wyman
Willie F. Fain
Tahway
Charles
A.’ . Groves
Dioward
Ool
B. L McKenzie
Ie Danjomin
Mead
Robert
Ort
Thomas
Molter
Harvey Pitcher
Bilward
Potter
Jersey Shore Trains Have Narrow Escape
Winslow Junction June 29 a telegraph report notes danger as trains on the Ocean City line narrowly avoided collision. Sparks and smoke were reported along the derailed cars amid a chaotic scene with crews inspecting the track.
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Jersey
Shore
Telegraph
Journal
Winslow Junction
Ocean City
Sodite Storeyard
Wintows
Smikera
Ie Ae
Realty Agent in Trouble
Realty agent from Ube Heel faces unspecified trouble after being named in a report. Details are unclear in the fragmentary OCR text provided. The item references an agent and a real estate designation but lacks concrete actions, dates, or outcomes.
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Ube
Fire destroys Jersey City dry goods buildings in collapse
A $100,000 fire in Jersey City started by defective wiring tore through a three story New Ark avenue block. The blaze damaged stores including Gilmore & O Keefe dry goods and buildings at 167 177 Newark avenue. One wall burial occurred, three stories burned, with losses covered by insurance. The fire was caused by a light wire on Newark avenue.
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Telegrath
Jowreeh Jopeey
Gilmore & O'Keefe
Hames
Newarkark
William Grossman
Alon
Newark Avenue
Joseph R. Cs
Newark
Joseph Perimutter
Flia
Unclear text on singing event planning and camping parties
Fragmentary OCR shows references to a singer and employer planning camping parties and a quirky phrase about weeks and Verona. Lacks coherent dates or names to establish a proper news item or action.
Accepts New Rating Sparks Conservative Feeing
A report notes a generally conservative move with several sessions and a Supreme Court referenced. The discussion centered on rate adjustments, with representatives and counsel presenting data and forecasts to support a cautious shift.
Bryan and Taggart in Democratic nominating clash
The Denver Despatch reports William Jennings Bryan plans to name a running mate and seeks a first ballot victory likened to Taf tals. Taggart remains a potential chairman at the National Democratic Committee as Bryan eyes unpledged delegations and influence over the ticket selection amid conservative pushback.
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Denvery Col
William J. Bryan
Mae Teadeh
Nebraska Delega- Morea
Denver
Dahl
Tom
Tapgart
National Democratic Committee
Bryan
Slp & c
Dahima
Rae
Snell
Nebrankan
Brysna
Taft
Chicago
Sal
Taggart
Indiana
Dynamite Outrage Kills Four at City Grocery
San Francisco June 20 Four persons are dead and many injured when a dynamite explosion wrecked a grocery store and adjacent flats above a saloon. Victims include John Sweeney grocer his wife Ella and their 9 year old daughter. also a one year old child of B S Dissemeyer. Dissemeyer and wife are among the wounded. In Glen Park windows were broken and a suspected motive tied to graft cases is mentioned, with authorities linking the incident to earlier outrages.
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San Francisco
John Sweeney
Ella Sweeney
B.S. Dissemeyer
B. S. Dissemeyer
T Who
Dissemeyer
Winlows
Glen Park
Violence Alleged In Labor Strike Case Unfolds
Patrick Kielly and John Steel, two union carpenters, were arraigned in police court and held on $200 bail after being accused by homeowners Mark Buckley and Albert Grossman of assault, tripping, and threats during a Saturday incident near Wienbeth Avenue and Third Street. The pair, represented by Alfred A. Reign, faced grand jury prospects as documents describe violent confrontations and a knife threat amid labor tensions.
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Patrick Kielly
John Steel
Ware
Mark Buckley
Albert Grossman
Wienbeth Avenue
Third Street
Buckley
Kielly
Tere Baturdey
Alfred A. Reoin
Mission Report Heard at Board Meeting
The Woman's Board of City Mission held its last meeting at Mrs. J. Williams Crane's home reporting encouraging progress. Miss S. J. Ketonen presented figures for the year including 1501 visits, 155 meetings, and 107 events with groceries and clothing provided. Eleven new garments were donated by the Mary at Mission Band and 112 from the Needlework Guild. The society plans to resume meetings on the last Monday in September.
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Mita Kyron
Wamen’e Board
City Missionne Weld
J.williasma Crane
Morcis
J. Ketonin
Aivk
Presbyterian’ Church
Seplimaber
Wall Street Market Report Shows Little Change
In New York the stock market remained steady with prices largely unchanged through the first hour. Government bonds held steady while other issues remained quiet. After the middle of the hour buyers appeared and prices rose slightly to near the day’s high, signaling a modest uptick.
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Mma Journal
New York
Police pursue fleeing man after two shots fired
Police from the Third Precinct located and arrested a man at Bine Row and Placed under arrest after a chase. An officer briefly turned away allowing the suspect to escape, with a further action expected at quarters today.
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Thern Shedsagen
Leverson
Bine Row
Funeral Attended By Potter Mutual Aid Members
A poorly legible notice notes a funeral attendance at a Potter Mutual Aid meeting. It mentions Detective Cornelius McNamars and several names including Dennis J. Holleran James OBrien Daniel Bedell and Patrick B xn with references to resolutions and department involvement.
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Potter Mutual Aid
Cornelius “McNamars
Arenes
Comeraed
Cones
Ofp
Aiken Sven
Morni
Liarn
Dennis J. Holleran
James J) O'Brien
Daniel J. Bedell
James
Patrick B. Xn
Dettern Dr Epstein C Arto Tel WW
An OCR fragment mentions names Dettern Dr, Epstein, C Arto, and Tel WW along with scattered letters. The text is incomplete and lacks a coherent news item or identifiable event or context. No verifiable actions, dates, or affiliations are apparent in the readable portion.
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Epstein
Arto
Police debunk kidnaping tale as hoax in New Jersey
South Amboy reports a major hoax as police and Middlesex prosecutors confirm the Mrs Elnora Volckwein kidnapping story was false. Detectives traced calls and found the supposed ransom plot collapsed with the victim safe in New York City. Investigations will pursue those who staged the tale.
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South Amboy
Am Earent
Mon
Elnora Volckwin
George Berdina
Anya
Middlesex County
Hoffman
New York City
Aira. Philisch Aes
Cere
Ars. Viockweim
Mra
Volckwein
Lelling
Render
Hetedeeaid
York
McDonald
Thomares
Rener
Hay
South Aral
Benides
Janet Voktensts
Bat
Hoppe
Jarpen Holg
New York
Beg Jone
Haine
Birmingham
Amber
Reed
Pal Eyrkd
Lala
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