Exonerated by Resolution in Roselle Borough Hearing
At a Roselle borough meeting Charles B. Trimmer faced a crowd awaiting a verdict on charges. The council passed a preamble and resolution allowing Trimmer to keep the office of Collector and Treasurer while granting five more days to file a bond. Only two council members opposed.
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Roselle
Charles B. Telimper
Borough
Meyer
Cwmeil
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A. Bowles
C. B. Trimmer
C B. Trimmer
Trimmer
Aidong
Drinkaper
Svilman Paterson
Mr. Paternon
Avery
Themelven
Nauliet Charles
Deuldetir
Ian Lorough
Rogelle
Tee
B. Trimmer
City seeks funds for isolation hospital project
Acting on Health Department request, city commission considers allocating twenty thousand dollars toward a new isolation hospital. The brief notes a pending decision and potential budget implications for public health facilities.
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Cen
Commell
Rahway Ave Corner Site Sought for Post Office Purchase
The city eyes the Rahway Avenue and Broad Street corner for a new post office. Bids are around 25 000 dollars with a 1476 foot frontage and 158% depth noted for the parcel. A council meeting tonight seeks opinions on site plans while a May 5 vote may set the price around 25 000 less than asked.
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Rahway Ave
Corm
Rahway
Broad
Postolfice
Interdal
Sprite
Willcha Madanat
Betn
Endorsements and Crushing Bill Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text discusses endorsements and a crushing bill in the legislature. Mentions abolition of all senile cities and vague references to a bill and city, with unclear context and broken wording. No clear names, dates, or places can be determined from the readable portion.
Obituary for Max Baer Baler Jeweler Aged 62
Obituary notes Max Baer Baler died at age 62 at home on 431 Street after four illnesses. Born in Germany, he lived around forty years in the area and was a jeweler. He was a member of the Watanabe Union of Kew and had a wife, child, and mother mentioned in the fragment.
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Max Baer
Eae Baler
Street
Ines
Germany
Ded Vlad Na
Baler
Watanabe Union
Kew
Silabeth Maennere& Asped
City Council funds forty three new street lamps
The City Council appropriated 2000 from the general unexpended balance to install forty three arc lights citywide. The measure passed on its third reading after long petitions for lights in various areas. Lighting Committee inspected sites and designated specific street locations for new lamps.
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Denignat
Beyway Tet Company
Qpinet Cathe Bond Avcesta
Cooper Bridge
Elizabeth Avenue
Tenmnbull Court
Washington Serena
Pearl
Nile
Eugene Place
Mary Street
Andr Tvenue
Madinon Avenue
Sumiinee Street
Fourth
Bifth Sit
Aberdeen
Foad
Fourth Avenue
Bixth
Fourth Streets
Julia
Antiremie
Second Street
Magnolia Avenue
Washington
Sonnel Lapeer Uoors
Sens Bond and
Alton
Yandelevenue
Street
Treet
Hlixabeth Avenue
Becon' and
Thira Ave
Nues
Anarchist from New Jersey in Italy Disappears on Train
A New Jersey anarchist traveling to Italy was observed by Italian police after arriving in Italy. He vanished on a train near Pisa, triggering a manhunt as detectives pursue leads to rejoin him before a plea.
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Tsai
Fearchist
Fio Eagle N. J
Italy
Upie al Dablae vi ase ate OL ee
Readable fragments mention a local event with names and places, but details are unclear. The piece suggests a community matter tied to a person or group and a location, with minimal dates or numbers present.
Rising Sun Hotel Fire Burns Bohemia Site on Staten Island
A fire destroyed the Bohemia Hotel on Staten Island near the Holland Hook ferry slip with mystery over its origin. Owner James Maginnes and two servant girls escaped, two men questioned for possible arson were released, and firefighters from Hollan Hook battled the blaze as the building burned to the ground. The Rising Sun Brewing Co. owned the property, valued around 11,000 with Maginnes holding insurance on fixtures.
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Bohemia
Staten Island
Holland Hook
James Maginnes
Rising Sun“Brewing Co
West Sighios
Maginnon
Maginnes
Conroy
Hollans' Hook
Cambridge Crew Defeats Oxford in Varsity Rowing Race
Cambridge defeated Oxford in the annual varsity rowing clash staged on a Taipey course this afternoon. Cambridge led from the start and finished easily ahead by several lengths, with clear superiority shown throughout the race.
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Cambridge
Oxford
Tondob
Marth
Oitterd du
Mantel
ChiGagG Flyer Collision Noted With Open Witch
A garbled report notes a Grand Trunk related incident in Detroit Michigan around March involving a flyer and an open ward. It mentions twenty people injured and references a chaotic scene with unclear local details. The fragmentary account lists an event on a Grand Trunk line with injuries reported.
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Grand_Trunk
Detroit
Mich
Rand Trunk
Yen
Helicon Hall Destroyed by Fire After Explosion
New York March 16 a mysterious explosion tore away the front of Helicon Hall Englewood N J and fifty five colonists escaped with injuries or worse Occupant Lester Briggs is missing James McNiff is critically burned and several others hurt Upton Sinclair owner had bought the hall last October for 63000 and planned a cooperative system without success Engineer Helliker rescued children from the third floor as flames spread Authorities note enmity over The Jungle may have fueled the blaze but no clear cause is known
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New York
Upton Sinclair
Englewood
N. J
Helleom Hall
Lester Briggs
Providence
Rulna
James McNiff
William Stontague
Columbia University
Mins Alice McGowan
Alice
Dn Fischtenberg
Grace McGowan
Minn Faith Sanbiee
Sinclatr
I Nun der
Helicon Hall
Sinclair
Helliker
Halige Hall
Bave
Perkins and Burke Clash Over Anti-Saloon Letter
Newark March 16 in response to a letter from Assemblyman Randolph Perkins to J Frank Burke president of the Anti-Baloon League of New Jersey. The exchange centers on a report about the bill and the tone of the typed letter.
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Newark
J. Frank Burke
Tila Ofty
Anti-Baloon League of
New Jersey
Randolph Perkins
Union County
Benteetaceart Vets
Setetra Tate
Journal Contest Seeks Subscriptions for 10000 Vote Prize
The Great Library Contest awards 10,000 votes to the institution with the most paid-in-advance Journal subscriptions before 10 PM tonight. Uptown and downtown offices stay open to receive new subscriptions and ballot boxes from merchants.
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Merchant’ Great Library
Halal
Pereriog
Journal
Journel
Wall Street inches up amid mixed trading on March 16
The New York stock market opened with strength but showed slight reaction as broad buying drove prices higher. The bank statement boosted sentiment and prices rose toward the day’s near highs, with investors noting Ally and other major names.
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New York
Feterdey
Sletament
Penny Ready to Begin New Line
Pennyplans to start a new railroad line as a regional effort. Officials from the Harveys organization and the Tania Railroad Company discuss Feasible routes and funding.
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Penny
Peon Tania Railroad Company
Peewee Wo Harveys
Improbable Matinee Note From Special Torio Theatre
A fragmented OCR reading mentions a matinee with extras but text is garbled. It references a vague theater event and possible audience seating notes. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are readable to specify details.
Flood and fire destroy Ohio Valley towns in Wheeling disaster
Disaster at Wheeling as flood and gas explosion worsen Ohio River havoc. Reported fatalities rise across Ohio Valley with dozens unaccounted while towns like Chillicothe Mingo Junction and Zanesville face extensive damage. Rail lines disrupted. trains diverted or halted as crews rescue residents and ferry supplies.
Fire and Flood Ravage Several Towns Amid Lethal Destruction
A chaotic sequence of fires and floods hits Wheeling and nearby areas with eight feet of floodwater trapping residents. Explosions, burning structures, and broken, leaking wires intensify the disaster as multiple towns report destruction and rising death estimates. Authorities scramble to assess the toll and secure survivors.
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Warwick
Abe
Lowe
Britt
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