Moving Day Preparations Hit Western Union Offices
The town readies for a wave of relocations on April 1 as the Western Union Telegraph Company moves from Grand Street to 102 Bowl Street adjoining Mackey Brothers. Daniel Leonard’s undertaker business and Kenphil Cemetery Company shift to Broad Street, with others including Jeonari’s cemetery moves and Dugan’s cleaning shop relocating to Broad Street. Meat market plans emerge at the Grand and Broad corner, while Gunpurin eyed enlargement of the premises on Broad Street. Elizabeth Ritter Huff opens a millinery store at 130 Broad Street. more changes ripple through the downtown area.
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Firoad Street
Wentony Cniott Telegraph Company
Jom
Jeonari
Yoho Fy Dugan
Caoatel
Wetem Union Telegiiyompany
W. Mendel
Tie Broad
Grand ‘Amt
Rian Gunpurin
Samuel Hishop
Insuganes Ker Ih
Nba
Satan
Building Activity on Water Front
Extensive security lines the waterfront from the Singer building to Livingston street as the Singer plant power house rises with boilers installed and machinery being fitted. Non-union crews at Milliken Brothers push groundwork while strikes delay others. Naor Brothers at Bond Street finish a new power house and buildings. Farther along the riverfront, the Central Railroad docks see rapid progress with a new four story frame structure planned for a store, upholstering and carpet sewing use.
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Singer
Livingstom
Naor Brothers’ Company
Bond Street
Consider Paving Prospect Street Stalled by Property Owners
A meeting of street property owners discusses paving Prospect Street. Conflicting views show owners delaying consent, with attempts to secure contracts failing as property lines and frontage constraints hinder progress.
Four youths held for grand jury in pool room burglary
Four boys George Decker Richard Mc Adama Martin Shields and Albert Burns living near First street and Elizabeth avenue were arrested by Officer McCracken for breaking into a pool room at 11 Flat street on Tuesday night and stealing pool balls valued at 30 a rubber cover 2 50 and a gun. The owner Michael Zineburg of 134 Bowery New York reported the theft. The suspects claim they found the pool balls and were held for the grand jury.
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George Decker
Richard McAdama
Martin Shields
Albert Burns
First Street
Elizabeth Avenue
McCracken
Fliat Street
Michael Zineburg
Bowery
New York
Met'rarkon
Grand Jury
Newly fledged Jersey lawyers listed in Trenton exams
Trenton dated March 10 reports the law examiners released a list of counselors and attorneys who passed. No one from Trenton took either examination. The list includes names from Newark, Jersey City, Plainfield, Hackensack, Rutherford, Vineland, and others with addresses such as 60 Wall Street New York.
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Trenton
Hermian L
Koenig
Newark
John Mulligan
New Newark
John Howard Porter
Inghausen
Ark
Harry Wright
John Milton
Jerse City
A Jenry Crane
Plainfiel
Lean ‘Ber
Atlantic Cays
Harry J. Able
French Town
Wilhem B. Mackay
Hackensack
Guy Leverne Fake
Rutherford
James Agnew
Bordentown
Wilbert
Ganon
Ore Welemood
John A
Morena Res A Smith
Nrepais
Colored Republican Committee Meets in Ninth Ward
A local Republican committee convened to discuss resolutions and appoint Mahlon G. Gibbs as a precinct chairman for the police fete. The petition was signed and forwarded to the council, with plans to present the matter at the next council meeting Thursday night.
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Wepublican
Fowler
Re Rittee
Chai
Iton
Mahlon G. Gibbs
Ninth Ward
Widow Susannah Vaughn Dies After Illness at 70
Mrs Susannah Vaughn widow died at 7 o clock after several days illness at her home 802 East Jersey Street aged 70 years The body to be sent to Philadelphia for interment in Camden after funeral services in the city Henry M Vaughn son and other relatives survive The article notes connections to Camden and Philadelphia and references a prior resident of the area with familial ties to St Patricks Church.
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Susannah Vangn
Susanna Vaughns
Henry M. ‘Vaughn
East
Jersey Street
Vaughn
Runyon Quietly Exits Politics After Loss in Plainfield
William N. Runyon announced he is out of politics for good after his favored candidate John Case lost the second assistant chief position in the Plainfield fire department. He blamed the defeat on local organizers and a rival like James T. MacMurray, noting a sense of great disappointment and stating he would retire his political activities.
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William N. Runyon
Plainfield
Ranyon
Lotal Republican
John Case
Jose
James T. Macdfurray
Cass
Orghulests
Turige
Fire Department
John W
Runyon
U. County
James T. MacMurray
Case
Countess Sells Pearls for Patriots Relief
Budapest March 10 Title and details describe Countess Papuan appealing to noblewomen to aid Hungarian officials in state relief. She donated her pearl necklace to fund relief efforts, with other women following suit by giving their jewelry. The total value of donated jewelry is recorded as about $0000.
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Budapest
Hungary
Mate Ee Papuan
Ansiat
Abel
Non-Union Iron Worker Attacked by Strikers in New York
James Flynn, a non-union iron worker from New York, was attacked by striking workers at the Twoeken bin site around 6:30 in the afternoon. He reportedly fell to the ground as the crowd pressed him, while others questioned his willingness to pursue further action. The incident follows tensions over job assignments and coverage.
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James Flynn
New York
Singer
Twoeken bin
Pene Ieee
Mechani
Democratic County Committee considers expanding its ranks
The Democratic County Committee met at night in the post office room to study amendments to the constitution. Proposals would allow the presidential executive committee to appoint one additional member and the president to appoint five members at large. President John Moody led the discussion and a special committee was formed to review the plan, aiming to broaden representation while avoiding risk to the chair. The group passed a sympathy resolution for Peter Molf after a recent mishap.
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Democratic County Committee
Roume
John Moody
Rank Grid
Moody
Connolly
Robert H. Moddame
Edward Nit
H. F. Boyle
Leroy A. Gibby
Bummmit
J. Williswe Rane
Wehomer
Peter Molf
Woman Commandant of Naval Station at Beckett's Harbor
Washington reports a widow, Mrs. A. H. Metcalf, named commandant of the naval reservation at Beckett's Harbor North Carolina after a campaign among retired officers. Metcalf, widow of Civil War veteran A. H. Metcalf, had managed the post for years and won the job amid veterans' bids. The annual salary aligns with the naval budget for Beckett's Harbor.
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Beckett's Harbor
Hughes Excused by Congress Committee Report
fragmented OCR text shows the committee hearing on donations to funds with mentions of Mr. Bi enta and levees. The chairman stated that testimony would be given and that Mr. Goinee announced something about Mr.
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Hughes
Congress Committee
English Collier Sutvey A Mann Hofmann Item
Fragmentary OCR reads about a English collier and individuals Mann and Hofmann with scattered dates. No coherent event or outcome is clear. The readable bits mention a name sequence and a March reference but lack verifiable actions or specifics to summarize.
Mine Disaster Near Calais At Courrières
Paris reports a fatal mine disaster at Courrières near Calais where a fire damp explosion trapped 1,800 workers. Fire followed, three tunnels burned, rescuers pulled out 120 men with many severely injured or dead. minister of the interior M Dubief dispatched to oversee efforts.
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Paris
Cour: Viores
Callas
Doal
Nean
Mannyres
M. Dubief
Conviieros
Courrierea
Tux de-Calin
Courrieres
Constable severely beaten. suspect held for grand jury
In Blue Row Bay Way tale of a money dispute escalated into a brutal assault as Albert Sechlazca and accomplices attacked Constable John Seeland with a stove lifter and a revolver during a warrant arrest. Judge Mahon ordered the suspect held for grand jury after the confrontation and subsequent police report.
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Lant
Theoday
Joseph Corts
Albert Sechlazca
Kun
Blue Row
Bayway
Gorty
Milliken Brothers
Om Blazen Jetrad
Clvit Justicely Tot
Tomday
Sech Inges
Becilarea
Kelly
Sechlezen
Henayn
Spota
Berland
Billy
Sealand
Police
Judge Mahon
Rechlazes
Mateon
O'Ledry
Lechlazes
Polier
Tidge Mahon
Thirteen Figures in Cohen Career
Isadore Cohen was admitted to General Hospital after injuries from a Pennsyl vanias Railroad incident between West Rand and West Torney streets. He said he was born March 13 1886 and was the thirteenth child with thirteen cents in his pocket, planning to walk home from hospital.
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Isadore Cohen
General Hospital
Pennsylvanuas
West Rand
West Torney Atrects
Titan
Heavy Snowstorm Strikes New England Citywide Blackout
A severe snowstorm blasts New England from dawn to night, causing downed telegraph lines and poles, crippled trains and streetcar tracks, and vast darkness across many towns. Three deaths are linked to downed wires in Chelsea amid power failures, with several horses killed and numerous rescues reported. recovery of telephone and rail services will take days.
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Benton, Main
Upton
New England
Jacob Wolnkore
Bamurl Bronstein
Chelsea
Ately
Wes
Stephen Murphy
Malden
Noted Reichstag Deputy Eugene Richter Dead
Berlin reports the death of Eugene Richter a renowned Reichstag deputy born July 30 1838 in Duimeldorf on the Rhine He first joined the Reichstag from Hagen in 1869 and later led as a prominent member of the Freisinnige Zeitung founding in 1885 and the party progress faction leader prior to his death.
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Berlin
Eugene Richter
Reichstag
Herr Richter
Duiemeldorf
Rhine
Hagen
Pes
Progress Feryt
Freisinnige Zeitung
London Underground Opens Linking North and South London
London March 10 The Baker Street and Waterloo Underground Railway opened linking North and South London. Half the capital was subscribed in America and Britain. The line runs from Waterloo under the Thames to Baker Street via Trafalgar Square Piccadilly and Oxford Circus.
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London
Baker Street
Waterloo
North
Pte
Tondon
America
Batt
Rugland
Waterloo Station
Thames
Trafalgar Square
Picadilly
Oatord Circus
Earthquake damages many buildings in Bimla India
An earthquake struck Bimla India causing significant building damage. Reports say eight persons were killed and twenty six injured. The tremor occurred on March 10 with ongoing concern for affected areas.
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India
Lohoren
Ind
Bimla
al Dal
Jer
Foe Water and Woiaky Report Water Supply Notes
In a brief community update, concerns about artesian drinking water supply are expressed. The regions of New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, and Camden are mentioned, noting hot weather and health benefits from pure water. The fragment references Teheran and a local price line, with unrelated notes on local pages and teasers.
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New York
Connecticut
Oes
Pennsylvania
Camden
Sheedy
Pont Teheran
Princeton graduate Lieutenant hero of Mount Dajo charge
Manila dispatch recounts Lt. Gordon Johnston, Princeton graduate, leading a gallant assault on Mount Dajo in Jolo. American forces under Gen. Wood stormed the cratered slopes, flanking Moros and inflicting heavy casualties as Johnston was wounded and evacuated.
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Manila
Wood
Mount
Dajo
Jolo
Jaya Cone
Inez
Gordon Johnaten
Signal Corps
Mara Cotta
Col. Duneen
Sixth Infantry
Hiis
Trajix
Alopes
Lave
Dur
Morea
Magus Moros
Archaea
Ite
Wall Street Market Roundup Mixed Activity in Early March
New York trading opened with cautious gains as some stocks rose on expected selling later, while others held firm. Louisville and Nashville and Atlantic Coast Line moved higher on strong interest, and Atchison advanced amid ongoing buying. Arbitrage brokers in London showed activity, but overall sentiment remained tentative amid uncertain outlooks.
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New York
Louisville
Nashville
Atlantic Coast Line
Atchison
London
Leuseville
Tha Sans ‘Wudtog
Importamos Im Athar Tsrgen
Fragmented ad text on patient privacy and sales pitches
Partial OCR fragment discusses cash or credit options and confidentiality for customers. It mentions names and strange phrases like The Bge are Howes and sede oars, but the text is garbled and lacks coherent facts or a clear event.
St Patrick's Party Event Mentioned In Fragment
A fragmented OCR item mentions St Patrick's party and Dr Joe Whiteman with unclear details. The readable text shows names but lacks context such as date location or outcome. The item appears as a partial notice or notice fragment without a complete narrative.
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Broad Street
Western Union
Staten Seland Sound
Prospect Street
Ted
Jettervea
Jergey Lawyers
Fullder Street
St Patriah's
Council
Jodor William M, Runyon
Jife Insurance
Naval Station
Bonaparte Honore
Collier Sumeiven A
Calais
Seeland
Bame Placa
Cohen
CZAR
Pregaler Witte
Lous of
Richter
Progressive Party
Lehigh
Ees
Asretie
Lieut
Johnston
Princeton
Johnatan Fe
Princaton Graduate
Wall Street
South Jersey
Tree, Co
Trac
Efbek
Jesek
Howes
ST. Patrick's Party
Joe Whteman
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