Governor and Assembly clash over conference on bill
A tense conference between Governor Wit and Democratic Assembly leaders centered on the Hicsetie employment and liability bills. The governor outlined a plan with steering committees to shape the Geran bill, while Assembly members pressed for faster action. Rumors of dissent circulated as lawmakers debated timing and leadership, with Kenny seeking Geran consideration for speaker.
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Rackus
Titers Meyer
Riamaay
Hy Ornor
Detters
Mary Downermize
Wiyself
Gerad Bil
Democrati Navety
Angemiblyinen
Kappel
Vental Hi
Mir
Jess Augpess
Lowe
Alissa
Lee
Heart Attack Fatal At Downtown Baker
A man named Boimler died after a sudden heart attack at a bakery on Hirst Street. Fire and medical staff responded. a county coroner and police investigated. He is survived by wife and daughter. He formerly worked at a bakery on Elizabeth Avenue and was a church communicant.
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Alexander Boimler
BA Hirst Street
Eorge Benreuter
Mhyweian
Oman
Boimter
Tria Bakery
Elizabeth Avenue
A. Zuben
Court
Washington
Michael
Wall Street Market Moves and Mixed Trading Waves
Me Journal reports a volatile trading day with gains in some sectors while others slipped. Investors reacted to early data and mixed signals as prominent names and regional indices showed varied performance amid steady volume.
Daring Flight Wins $20,000 for Aviator
The article reports the Michelin prize of twenty thousand dollars awarded for a daring aviator feat. It details the event's context, the peak altitude, and the impact on the aviation awards, with mentions of related health officer concerns and city mosquito control discussions during the period.
U S Soldiers In War Game At Washington March 7
Reported in Washington on March 7 a war game simulating troop moves toward the Mexican border. Officials portrayed readiness to defend Americans in California valleys amid brigand raids and weak local protection. General Leonard Wood attended a cabinet meeting as plans drew focus.
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United States
Choigh
Figitls
State Department
Mexico
Dian
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Henry Law Wilson
Mexica
Leonard Wood
Ata
Eight Men Walk Out Over Pay At Chemical Works
Eight lead burners at Graselh Chemical Works walked out yesterday over wages. They allege they receive four dollars a day while others get four fifty, and left after demands for full pay were refused. The company said it was not a strike but workers quitting over pay.
Local College Man III Peer Ryan Recovering After Surgery
Peaul Ryan son of dob Ryan of 465 Munroe Avenue underwent an operation for appendicitis at Georgetown University Hospital Saturday afternoon. A first year Georgetown student who entered from Seton Hall last September he was a leading candidate for the rate outfield and many at Georgetown hope for a speedy recovery. His mother remains with him at present.
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Dob Ryan
Munroe Avenue
Georgetown University Hospital
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Georgetown
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Four on Trial for Stealing Hay From Barn
Four defendants, Rose Alfane and three sons Mike Charlie and Brink are on trial in the Court of Quarter Sessions before Judge At Water over the disappearance of about forty five tons of hay valued at $500 from a barn. George Hoffman testified he stored the hay and questioned the Alfane family about it. Mrs Rowe, tenant, claimed she had sold or lent no hay. The defense argued the hay was sold to the Alfane family by Mrs Rowe. prosecutors planned further witnesses to support theft allegations.
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Hele
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Court of Quarter Sessions
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Harold Depew
Watter J. Hetfield
Tedfield
Laure Rowe
George Hofman
George Hoffman
Woodbridge
George Raw
Laura Rowe
Rowe
Hollman
Tial
Rowe Ant
Ray
Uwey
Lindens
Elizabeth Woman Wins Suit Against Railroad
A Newark area case reports Elizabeth woman Margaret wins damages from One Central Railroad for failure to deliver baggage. The Court of Errors rejects the railroad’s claim that the owner did not claim promptly, noting carrier liability for mishandled baggage.
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Kerra
New York
Court of Errors
Pissengere Hewer
Rline Margaret
Mr Moore In Newsroom Scattered Garbled Report
A garbled OCR style fragment mentions Mr Moore and various scattered terms. The legible parts reference a person named Moore and a creaking, unclear narrative about a vessel or event. No coherent facts, dates, or places emerge from the readable text.
Conference postponed at City Hall event
Postponement announced for a conference previously set to be held at City Hall. Sughrue's School of Dancing remains open offering classes at Freeport's Thastre Building with timing to begin anew shortly.
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School OF Dancing
Third Son of Kaiser May Have Operation
Berlin dispatch reports Adelbert, the Kaiser’s third son, stricken with appendicitis. His doctors fear surgery due to his delicate constitution and the operation is considered likely to be necessary.
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Berlin
St John s Church Luncheon Services and local notices
St John s Church hosts a luncheon with officials serving from 12 to 2 at Todine’s Parish House on Thursday. Several notices reference Fowler removal and business changes, including Union Business College at 209 210 Broad Street under Principal F Bertman. Trade offerings include Francis for fair prices and a local meat market with quick citywide delivery. An eye care ad for Wirth optician appears.
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Elks Lodge Names Officers for New Year Initiation Planned
Elizabeth lodge No. 1 P O E elected officers for the next term with Exalted Ruler Hahn How and Welcome W. Henders among those chosen. Installing officer Colin D. Shae will appoint committees as the lodge prepares for a coming year including building plans for a new home and a joint initiation with other lodges. A trip to Christhold is planned for candidate initiation with a special train returning later.
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Walter Ruler
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Wei
Chrintthold
Elizabeth
Eight Bills Signed by Governor Wilson in Trenton
In Trenton on March 7 Governor Wilson signed eight bills passed by the Legislature. The actions include a resolution funding the inauguration expenses, protecting state historical landmarks, and four measures to regulate payrolls and official salaries. Additional bills confirm real estate tithe matters, and reaffirm oaths by deputy clerks and surrogates.
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Taft Plot Mythical Threat Reported in Spokane
Washington dispatch reports President Taft was not warned of an anarchistic plot against him. Secret Service chief Kint Wilkin stated no warning had been received from Spokane where the plot purportedly originated. Guard precautions were planned for Taft’s upcoming Southern trip.
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Church Euchre Nets $280 at Teary Glen Historical Event
A fragmentary report describes a church Euchre event raising 280 dollars, with mentions of venues on Jeftereor Avenue and the Home of Mire en 1 Manoa. It notes participants and a group named the Catholic Churchen society organizing the fundraiser amid unclear details.
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Kerren
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Lie Womer
Mmle
Ballinger resigns from Taft cabinet amid a health crisis
President Taft accepts the resignation of Walter L. Ballinger, former secretary of the interior, as a heated clash over Ballinger's policies and conservation exposes partisan tensions. Fisher named as acting secretary. the move follows Ballinger's request due to health concerns.
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Hallivigger
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Mie
National Conservation
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Lim
Gover Wilson Submits Nomination to Senate
Government figures announce that Wilson submits a nomination to the Senate. Text references Treviteh and Wilbon amid unclear notes about a briefing or meeting on Route Mena. Multiple names appear with limited context and possible dates.
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Fisher profile in Wheeling era and career notes
An OCR fragment outlines a figure named Fisher connected to Chicago and Wheeling. It mentions schooling in Marietta and Wheeling, a college background, and a secretary role at a society. It references marriage, a legal or political career, and colonial era style terms, with scattered dates and place names that suggest a biographical sketch of a local figure.
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