Celebration on One Day for 125th Battle Anniversary
The general committee on the 125th anniversary of the Battle of Elizabethtown was summoned for a Thursday meeting to decide on a one day celebration plan after General Drake’s resignation. A proposed program includes morning ceremonies, a monument dedication, and a sham battle with Civil War era movements, set for June 1780 reenactment themes, pending committee reception.
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Elizabethtown
Drake
Reed
Journal
General Drake
Trowpm
Grund Gaed
Ceontinentala
Pymtechniz Atpiay
Arraignment Prep for Miss Hart Tomorrow
Tomorrow will be Penitence Day in court with Miss Mary Ann Hart to be arraigned. Hart, convicted in the Court of Common Pleas at Wnelaughter for causing the death by scalding of Eisle May Evrent, a five year old at Egewolf Day Nursery where Hart was matron. A strong plea for clemency will be made on the convicted one’s behalf.
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Mary Ann Hart
Vonvictest
Court of Common Pleas
Wnelaughter
Mrs. Hart
Egewolf Day Nursery
Wowhich
Hart
Obituary of John McKiernan Prominent Firefighter Leader
John McKiernan longtime treasurer of the State Firemen's Association and veteran of the Cheyenne War died after a month's illness in his city. A former chief of the Peter-soye department he organized and led Company A of the Twin New Jersey Volunteers. The company, largely firemen, mustered in September 8, 1863, and saw action in many battles, later serving in quartermaster duties at Newbern North Carolina. Burial arrangements followed at Alexian Brothers Hospital after appendicitis.
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John McKiernan
Apron Doh
McKiernan
State Firemen’s Association
Patersoye Department
Ayein McKiernan
Mth
New Jersey
Derrom
Var
Newhers
N. C
Health Board Hears February Report and Mosquito Plan
The Board of Health met and reviewed February figures, noting twelve scarlet fever and twenty-nine typhoid cases, two fatalities, and thirty-five complaints with seventy-five places disinfected. Milk and medicine bills were discussed, with a call to separate health board charges from the department of poor. A mosquito eradication plan was postponed to the next meeting for a formal campaign.
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Board of Health
John W. Whelan
Quinn
Keen
Livengood
Stern
Jacob L. Bauer
Richards
Whelan
Health Board
Department of Poor
Almn
Whelanauq
Billy
Green
Richarde
Syaaly
Baner
Arthur Ruhtard Not the Leader in Cranford Whisky Night
Correction from the Journal clarifies Arthur Ruhtard, a longtime carrier, was not the gang leader. He was younger than the rest, did not drink alcohol, and was fed whisky by an older boy, John Jater, now being sought by police.
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Carnford
Arthur Ruhtard
Cranford
Waa
Reat
John Jater
Ruhtard
Journal
Arolian
Nixon Building Russian Warships at Sevastopol Dockyard
Odessa reports that a party of American shipbuilders led by an American shipbuilder has begun constructing a new type of warship for the Russian navy at the Sevastopol dockyard according to a telegram from Yastopal dated March 1.
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Odessa
Yastopal
Sevastopal
Look Ahead Neadway in Business Route
Fragmentary note references bookkeeping and stenography terms with unclear context. The text mentions a look ahead concept tied to a rapid road or route plan and hints at a business route. No identifiable individuals or organizations are confirmed in the legible lines.
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Ruate Rapid Neadway
Sten
Fragmented ad text with garbled contact details
A damaged advertisement fragment mentions a dentist, Elizabeth avenue, and a tailoring service. The text is heavily garbled with stray phone numbers and stray phrases about electrical work and bread street. No clear event or cohesive facts emerge.
Military Bills Move in Senate to Reform National Guard
In Trenton on March 7 two Senate bills target the State Military Board and Army retirement rules. One bill creates a State Military Board to set guard regulations binding on officers. the other allows retirement for guardsmen aged 60 with possible brevet rank after 25 years of service. Both advance to Militia committee. implications include potential retirement of Adjutant General Breintnall and broader legislative control of the guard.
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Senate
Washington
Harper
State Military Board
National Guard
Committee On Militia
Pitcheller
Laat Week
Breintnall
Assemblyman
Colby
Seavel
Shell
Bonnell Invents Trolley Device
The Public Service Corporation will trial a Bonnell invention that prevents trolleys from jumping wires. Created by William K. Bonnell of 111 Kant Grand Street, a plumber, the device is a simple attachable mechanism with a nominal cost and a patent secured. If approved, Bonnell could gain a significant breakthrough for trolley systems.
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Public Service Corporation
William K. Bonnell
Kant Grand Street
H. A. Kath & Company
Hannell
T Public Service Corporation
Cruel incident near Broadway and New Point road
A man attempted to dispose of a dog by placing it in a bag and tossing it into a culvert under the railroad. The dog’s muffled howls drew a bystander who untied the bag and freed the animal. The assailant fled when confronted.
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Broadway
New Point Road
King Edward to Visit Italy's King
London reports it is almost certain King Edward will visit King Victor Emmanuel of Italy during a Mediterranean trip. The plan is for a meeting at Naples or Palermo as part of the tour. The king will depart England around March 14 and is not expected back until late April.
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London
Edward
Mediterranean
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Naples
Palermo
Aribe
England
Victoria
Albert
New Will Succeed Cortelyou As Chairman
Washington March 10 George B Cortelyou said he would retire soon as chairman of the National Republican Committee and would assume the duties of postmaster general this morning. The announcement came as he prepared to hand over the party leadership to a successor in the near future.
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Cortelyou
Washington, D. C
George B. Cortelyou
National Republican Committee
Fierry
Neos Ot
Tedlene
Professor Sughrue and Student Interactions Noted
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Professor Sughrue and a student named Reid in an unclear classroom setting. The text provides limited readable details about names and a possible dialogue but lacks a complete event or context to confirm specifics.
Cortelyou Takes Oath In Cabinet Ceremony
Washington March 7 George B Cortelyou took the oath as postmaster general in a brief ceremony before a large gathering of officials and family. He then attended the cabinet meeting as flowers adorned the desk and congratulatory scenes followed from Mrs Cortelyou and their children.
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Washington
George B. Cortleyou
Department
Mr. Cortelyou
T. Roach
Cortelydu
R. J. Wynne
Elmer Dover
Republican National Committee
Post Office Department
Mrs Chadwick Nervous at Trial in Cleveland Court
In Cleveland on March 7 Mrs Cassie L Chadwick appeared in court anxious and unsettled as District Attorney Sullivan indicated a likely quick trial. Witness Ernest H Holter testified that bank directors learned of Chadwick loans only the day before the Oberlin bank suspended.
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Chadwick
Taylor
Sullivan
Wisile Abe
Pase
Ernest_H. Holter
Dofiet Oberlin Bank
Oberlin College
Waa Mworn
Beckwith
Chadwick Joana
Marshall
Kennard Hous
Oberlin
Sulliver
Geid Marshall
Tor Tens’ National Bank of
Reck
Mra. Chadwick
Mra
Woontse
Chertin Bank
Cneck
Speaker Cannon Plans Philippine Trip If Duty Allows
Washington March 7 Speaker Cannon provisionally accepts an invitation from Secretary Taft to visit the Philippines as part of duty to the nation unless unforeseen illness or legislative duties require him to stay. The refusal or postponement hinges on conditions and current workload.
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Cannon
Philippines
Washington
Taft
No Hope For Europatkin In Russian Retreat News
Reports from the front say Russians abandon Mukden and Fushun and retreat toward Tieling. Kuropatkin concentrates to protect Fushun and keep retreat open. Japanese occupy Sinminting and seize the post office amid censorship. Heavy artillery at Tieling and continued fighting along the Line.
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Tieling
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Fushi
Keevy
Kuropatkin Han
Kuropatkin Favors Evacuation Of Ma nchuria Occupied City
From Bt. Petersburg March 7 a correspondent reports authoritative sources say General Kuropatkin urged the Czar to evacuate the Manchurian army area at once. The czar is said to order holding the city as long as possible. A claim notes 2000 Japanese dead near Gaotuling after artillery duels and night attacks repulsed on the center and left.
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Petaraburg
Ceneral Kuropatkin Han
Leaich
Blukden
Java
Afer
Mukden
Junsuntun
Gaotuling
Russians Repulse Japanese at All Points Near Patitoft Will
General Kuropatkin reports Russian forces repulsed the Japanese at all points and occupy Nusingtong Heights near Kudintee. He states 100 prisoners taken and 30 officers and 2,000 Japanese dead in front of Patitoft Will.
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Kuropatkin
Nusingtong Heights
Kudintee
Patitoft
Consulship For Jersey Correspondent Appointed
President Roosevelt appoints J Martin Miller as consul to Aix in Chapelle Germany. Miller is a Washington correspondent for Newark Evening News and other papers and author of several books. He has traveled widely as a war correspondent and interviewed many world leaders.
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Roosevelt
Washington
D. C
Han
Aix
Chapelle
Germany
Miller
Newark
N.d
Evening News
Martinique
Teo XH
China
Philippines
Head on Collision In Factory City Tales of Temperament
A chaotic scene unfolds in a factory town as clashes of temperament and workplace dynamics collide. A foreman observes fault lines among workers, with a sensational mix of personal motives and professional tension driving a dramatic sequence through office and shop floor.
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Bere Bout
Hornee
Eliren
Alpars
Ter
Metropolis Strikes Paralyze New York Transit
Newark and New York suffer mass transit outage as Interborough Rapid Transit workers walk out at 4 AM. Six thousand motormen trainmen gatemen and ticket sellers demand changes to physical exams shorter hours and 10 percent wage raises. Strikebreakers replace many workers while surface lines crowd with frustrated riders and isolated upper Manhattan and Bronx.
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Newark
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Frank Avdley
Marion
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Harlem
New Crown
Manhattan
Bronx
L* Otati
McAdoo
Wndartore
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Awitehmen
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Midohy Nonajon
H Mal Trip
Wael
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Pepper
Meatley
Agaimat
Chicago
Pat Aither
Sedley
Farley
Lnes
Metropolitan Company
Atranga
Varyalla
110Th Street
Sete
145Th Street
Interborough
Hieorge Popper
Wall Street slim trading as nerves ease before noon
In early New York dealings March 7 traders hesitated amid doubts over the Northary Recursion destination while nerves over fiscal traction and a rouble’s impact weighed on sentiment. A stronger lane emerged. rail stocks, including Ranch and interborough lines, rose as liquidity shifted. Government bonds held steady and general prices moved slightly from initial levels.
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Ritke Am One
Lnterborough Linus
Banda Wready
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