Roosevelt Not Attending Fourth of July Dedication
A public notice from the Soldiers and Sailors Monument Association reports that President Roosevelt will not attend the dedication ceremony for the monument. Senator John Kean is elected chairman of the dedication committee, with C. H. I. Tate as secretary, and plans call for a ceremony on a different date with seating of the honored guests.
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Roosevelt
Orn Sayyers Nomaynent
Laysonnel Astenidgd
Syulien Val Suilore Monument Association
Counc Chamber
Frank Bergen
Jaiien MacMantor
Aly
Darjue
Dineweniou
Maauntie
Gram
Firet Intendall
C.H. I. Tate
Vital States
John Kean Fay
Sonor
Kean
Haley Wud
John Kean
Halsey
Euzalie
William Leeds
Zea
Joe
Soldiera
Shilura
Moturment Association
Kitka- Weil
New Jeraey
Maldwin
Mrs Fay Politely Outlines Competing Visions
The report sketches Mrs Fay presenting two political visions amid vague city politics. One faction favors successor to Jui F. Dryden in the United States Studio while Governor Stukex is named as an ancestor. The other faction seeks a path toward the next real nomination in Elisabeth. public reaction and pension questions arise as Colonel Collins looms as a Democratic mayor contender.
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Tie Pays
Tie Lyvcom
Inet
Perfor Wroteon
Thin City
Jui F. Dryden
United States
Mim
Fay
Stukex
Tin
Vualgn
Eliabeth
Blicans
Collins
Scorea
Pensions
New Three-Story Flats Planned on Morris Avenue
A proposed building project on Morris Avenue envisions three stories with a grocery store on the ground floor in the block once occupied by torn down billboards. The plan includes replacing the former speborsgett site with a modern residential block, reflecting area redevelopment.
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Morris Avenue
Grovery
Speborsgett
Chasdlar
Undefined fragmentary item prompts reader attention
A partial OCR fragment mentions Goa and Broad street areas with garbled names and phrases about pills and a quiet mood. No clear event, date, or identifiable subjects emerge from the unreadable text.
Agreement Reached At Algeciras
London reports from March 20 that France and Germany have reached an agreement at Algeciras ending disputes in the international conference. A full understanding on policing Morocco and the shares in the State Bank has been achieved. A detailed statement is expected in a few days. The news has improved exchanges and securities.
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London
Evening News
France
Germany
Algeciras
Morocco
Warrants Issued for Scotty and Others in Desert Ambush Case
Kan Nerwarding Cal March 20 warrants sworn for Walter Scott known as Scotty miner Willan Keyes and ty Smith charging them with want with intent to kill Dr. Johnson president of National Inatince Company of New York A W St Clair Warner Scott Doarl J W Owen wend Jr Martigan all members of the Scott party ambushed in the desert recently Warner Scott mother of Walter wounded Walter Scott performing in Portland Oregon and others to be taken near Daggett Windy Pass Death Valley ambush February 20 two men who left party earlier rode lead and shot.
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Kan Nerwarding
Cal
Bren
Ucrest
Waltey Scott
Scotty
Miner
Willan Keyes
Ty” Smith
Dr. Johnson
National Inatince Company of
New York
A. W. St. Clair
Warner Scott
Doarl
J. W. Owen
Wend Jr. Martigan
Scott Party
Walter
Walter Scott
Portland
Ore
Daggett
Windy Pass
Death Valley
Scot Kee
Ballarat
Rockies
Jia
Hvatty
Exciting Trip for Missionary Arrives in San Francisco
Mies Anni B. Coole a Baptist missionary returning from two years in interior China sailed from Sulfy to Shanghai aboard the Cuptie with Mins Sloole and the Rev. Robert Wellwood’s daughters Kathleen Wellwood and Grotehen. The voyage included a perilous river journey and a wreck near Tock before reaching safety amidst State Department warnings.
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San Francisco
Mies Anni B. Coole
China
Mins Sloole
Grotehen
Kathleen Wellwood
Robert Wellwood
Seechen
Thibet
Yangtan Kiang
Shanghai
Misa Coole
Sulfy
Wieboat
Mine Coole
Wen
Tock
Mina Coole
Suifu
State Department
Trial of Negro Dive Keeper Begun in New York
The trial of Robert Borigas, described as a negro dive-keeper, began shortly after noon today before Judge Cowing. Three indictments allege abduction of a woman named Hattle Ware ran, assault, and maintaining a discreet laundry ban, all with second-degree offenses. If convicted on any indictment, he may face a combined sentence up to thirty years.
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New York
Robert Borigas
Wan Degun
Cowing
Sprisan
Hattle Wareran
Hins
Asnault
Borigée
Gow
Sherman to Accept Chairmanship Disputed in Congress
A New York representative stated he would accept the chairmanship of the Republican Congressional Committee if offered. The present chairman from Wisconsin reportedly refused to support Mr Sherman, who is pressing for the top post amid a disputed leadership scenario in Washington.
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Washington
Representatite Herman
New York
Repnd- Hiram
Representatius Dancork
Wisconsin
Pressnt
Sherman
PLEA HEARING POSTPONED TO TUESDAY
A motion by A Burntem of Mu ve or Mare t was postponed amid confusion as the court granted a postponement. The defendant's plea and related adjournments appear tangled in garbled notes from the scene.
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A. Burntem
Georga Mar
Funeral notice for Frank C Bardwell in Maple Avenue
Fragmentary obituary noting the death of Frank Carew Bardwell, longtime Maple Avenue resident. The text mentions a widow and references a service or memorial, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR. No date or full locations are recoverable.
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Frank C. Bardwell
Frank Carew Bardwell
Maple Avenue
Thin City
Evenis Ana
Mishaps in the Storm at Elizabethport and Morris Dairy Route
In Elizabethport Stephen Morrin a 37 year old from South Second Street suffered multiple broken ribs after a freight train hit him while crossing transfer yards during a storm. He was taken to Alexian Hospital. A separate dairy wagon accident occurred near West Jersey Street when a trolley car struck the wagon, damaging it and scattering dairy loads. The driver and horse were unharmed and later the wagon was collected and supplies replaced. Several minor storm related incidents were reported.
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Stephen Morrin
Central Railroad
Elizabethport
Leven
Alexian Hospital
Morris
South Second Atrmet
Jersey Street
M. Fitz
Aldergey Dairy Company
Morris Avenue
Frank Schroder
Plainfield
Fitz
Cherry Street
Horne
Murray Street
Ervier
Mine Operators and Miners Plan Joint Session
In Indianapolis and Marengo, Winder and Mitchell meet to prepare a joint conference after a miners convention adjourned awaiting operators. The new operator head J H Winder and miners president Mitchell agree to immediate joint talks while division rumors swirl over concessions to miners and railway-backed factions.
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Indianapolis
Marengo
Nhtter
J.H. Winder
Mitchell
Thrie
Francis J. Robbins
Operadora
J. H. Tinder
Ohio
Astor to Receive $100000 a Year Wedding Gift Mentioned
Wir Tater reports that Astor will receive $100000 annually, in addition to a $50000 wedding present for the young man. The article notes the substantial dowry-like arrangements accompanying the marriage.
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Astor
Wir Tater
Clive
Fragmentary OCR of a historical school page
The readable text mentions a commerce college and a school of dancing with names like PROF BUGHAVE and private school. It lists theatres and avenues, but most words are garbled, making specific events, dates, or locations unclear.
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Bughave
School of Dumcing
Jacobe
Bullsfog
Choel
Slisabets Avenue i
Radical platform for New Jersey Democrats sparks Newark session
An all-state Democratic meeting convened in Newark to push a radical platform focused on municipal ownership and reform. Key figures included Allan Benny as temporary chair and John Moody driving the reorganization effort, with signers citing aims like direct election of senators and stricter primary laws.
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New Aulitorium
Orange Steet
Newark
New Jersey
Lambert
Allan Benny
Bayonne
Ralph Krant
Union
Robert A. Brenner
Panaiic
Benny
Hinck
Hearat
Democratic Party
Colby
Fagan
Naid
Denny
Hote
John Moody
Union County Democratic Commmitten
Bay‘anne
Moody
Democratic League
Rimon
Northrup
Charles €. Black
Jaimon ¥. Minturn
Parmer
James J. Martine
Plaintiel
Edward Kenny, Mnayor
Enat Newark
John F. Byrnes
Robert H. McAdina
B.C. Stickney
Elizabeth
United States
Political Prisoners Exiled to Siberia in Mass Transfer
Moscow reports 160 political prisoners from Butyr Prison exiled to remote northeastern Siberia. The year 397 sees many executions as revolutionary unrest surges. Moscow garrison reinforced with dragoon regiment and artillery battery from Thever. railway stations guarded by military trains and infantry to quell potential strikes.
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Moscow
Russia
Butyr
Monow
Siberia
Camden Names New Chief of Police
Camden announces the appointment of a new police chief following the retirement of the former head. The story notes the transition occurred in early March with emphasis on the change in leadership and local policing priorities.
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Bergeent
Sample Jingle Fragment From Classified Page
Fragmentary OCR reads like a jumbled ad brief with mixed words and names. Mentions Severson of contest on page 6 and a Journal classified side. Content is incomplete but indicates a quick scrape or jingle request and local ad context.
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Sendix
Severson
Mob Lynchings Rock Chattanooga After Court Stay
A mob of about seventy five men seized and hanged a Black man, Johnson, from a bridge in Chattanooga after the U S Supreme Court granted a stay of execution. Crowds overpowered jail guards, attacked the jail, and transported Johnson to the bridge for the lynching amid strong public sentiment. The incident follows earlier attempts and a hurried trial for the crime of rape against Miss Nevada Taylor. The federal government plans to review the actions of local authorities.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Johnson
Tennesse
Qack
Stenedar
United States
Hin
Miss Nevada
Taylor
Reading Train Plunges Into Shamokin Creek
Shamokin Pennsylvania train wreck when a Reading freight derailed on an embankment after lumber fell from a local freight. Engineer Warry Fink of Temaque buried in wreckage. fireman Charles Wiesenderter and brakeman Murray Oliphant injured. Search for the engineer continues as debris is cleared.
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Shamokin
Philadelphia and
Reading
Shamokie Creek
Warry Fink
Temaqua
Charles Wiesenderter
Murray Oliphant
Benner’s War Postponed by Central Rail Route Office
An OCR fragment reports delays and fears linked to railway plans and official actions. It mentions Benner, Gere, and central rail authorities, with notes of clocks and dates uncertain. The readable text hints at a postponement or objection affecting schedules.
Unclear historical item on Cod Lever and Grohe at spring sale
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local notice or classified snippet mentioning Dr 108 and addresses on Third At and Marshall. Details are garbled with odd names and phrases, hard to parse into a coherent event or action.
Rumors of Tornado Loss of Life Reach Brooklyn Miss
Reports from Merutiati Wiss indicate a number of deaths and injuries after a tornado struck Brooklyn Mississippi last night. Townwide destruction is feared as communication lines fail and relief efforts mobilize. The storm, crossing rural districts, disrupted all services and left neighbors surveying damage. Resources from nearby areas are being diverted as authorities confirm casualties and begin assessments.
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Merutiati
Wiss
Brooklyn
Misa
la Eugiet Ie
Tifa
Prosperius Cer- Tana
Scotia
Bute
Tialt
Shijfelavd
Promised Stork Visits and a Bronx Medical Deception
New York reporters detail the arrest of Jouflua Renja yon, accused by John C. Cooper of practicing medicine without license. Benjamin claimed spiritual healing and cash gifts from desperate clients across Brooklyn and Manhattan, including lavish payments for cures and promises of children.
Wall Street Opens Irregularly Then Rises Moderately
The New York stock market started weak but gained amid moderate strength. Prices edged up from 4 to 1 ½ points in late trading on active terms while Anaconda advanced about 19 points. Trading was mainly by floor traders with some covering of yesterday's shorts. Government bonds remained steady as other issues showed little movement.
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New York
March
Western Wire House
Ships Damaged by the Gale Across Coastlines
A gale damages vessels near New London and Boston light, with a steamer ashore ten miles west of Fire Island. Crew of twenty-two rescued. vessel reportedly in good condition. In New London, Capt David Bush and wife perish as Barge No. 14 sinks off Staten Island during the storm. rescue attempts fail to revive Mrs Bush.
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New York
Fire Pint
Buky
Binind Fren Bork Antonin
Mleamer
Farswen
Riy
London
Conn
David Bush
Staten Island
New England Transportation Company
Buh
Minh War
Dra
West New Brighton
Ashore Off Boston Light Rescue Told in Wreck Report
A vessel bound from New Haven to Portland with a clay cargo ran aground near Boston Light after daybreak. Storey Beach life saving crew aided the wreck, finding the crew rescued by the lighthouse keeper and his assistant. The Lane sustained total loss, and the crew were saved despite thick weather and a heavy swell.
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Howton Harbor
Boston
Storey Beach
New Haven
Portland
Scott's Opinion of Dajo Fight Excerpted Text
Washington dispatch reports Major Alugm Te Scott arriving from the Philippines with views on Mount Dajo. He calls the Moro resistance outlawed and portrays US conduct as successful in stopping wholesale raiding. He asserts religious conflict is not the cause and praises American tact and judgment in suppressing the uprising.
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Washington
Alugm Te Scott
Wood
Gremm
Jolo
Irou
Philippines
Mount Dajo
United States
Isands
Inet
Spain
axcelieGl
Inis
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H. Cornell Wilson
Heletan Scientiete’ Organization
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Meadacob Wite
Herman Tinkifob
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Stellara
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East One Hundred and Fifth Street
Anya
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