George K Lloyd Dead Civil War Veteran in City
George K Lloyd aged veteran of War and a member of Company A First New Jersey Volunteers died after several weeks illness. Born in the city he served Lincoln’s Army, later joined the Zouaves, and attended Gen. Drake’s home events. Survived by five sons and two daughters, funeral at his son William Lloyd’s home at 2 30 pm. The Zouaves will attend in uniform.
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Iilpitrick Loyd
Gel Yaks Zonas
Allness
Norta
IST
Kincoln
A. Paplain
David Hetfield
Voliunteern
K. Boughton
Keats
Lloyd
Th Zouaves
Gen. Drake
Uhathas H. Price
Fremont
Dayton
Then
Who
Rocky Moustin
Hoge
Nate
Nellie Smith
Ta Smith
Priehst
Mra Katewig
Catherine Street
Nune Nome
Margaret Barry
John Barry
Preuwenn
Karey Wan
Vnaheth
St. Patrick's Church
Rowry Society
William Barry
The
Elizabeth Postfee
John J
Picard
Bmrs
Elimebeth
Wtom
S. Warrick
Mount Olivet
Song Service in the Old First Church
A Sunday tuning service at 7:45 is announced by the Presbyterian Choir. The program features the choir performing songs described as tunalogizing and is expected to draw a sizable audience in the familiar church setting.
Children’s Wear Base At P.O. Walls Store
A garbled item from a period newspaper notes a base for children’s wear at the post office walls store with mentions of interest and varying savings. The text is heavily corrupted, but hints at retail focus, possible promotions, and consumer interest.
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P.O. Walls
Doha F toes Wet vemving See Bove Apeit A
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Doha F and Apeit A with garbled phrases about forcing tourists. Includes Prof Sughrue and Dunelag office, Ji Theatre Buling, and scattered days Monday and Saturday without clear context.
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Doha
Sughrue's
Flco
Dunelag
Ji Theatre
Buling
Kerpious
Beiurday
Stew poet antes mr Stew the fist te wall 5 ae t
A readable fragment notes a local poet named Stew and references a wall task with unclear details. The text mentions a place or event fragment and hints at a casual or experimental style without clear dates or participants. Reading remains uncertain due to garbled OCR.
Machinists Strike at Chrome Works
Twenty five machinists at Chrome Steel Works in Chrouie walked out for a nine hour day. The plant employs about four hundred, with molders already on a nine hour shift. The strikers cited excessive ten hour five minute days and cited a petition. Louis Hoffman delivered it to the superintendent and was fired. The strike followed his report. The strikers committee includes HW ob Werner William Miller and Louis Hoffman. Some other workers may be affected.
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Chrome
Chrouie
Aine
Louis Hoffman
Ob. Werner
William Miller
Louis HolTuun
Sone
Atrikke
Aodera
Excise Board Bans New Licenses for One Year
The Road of Excise, in weexion yesterday afternoon, adopted a resolution from Commissioner Carroll preventing the board from granting any new licenses for a year. Renewals granted include Inne and Taverns William Bayway and Front Street Scheerer Charles Leonhard 70 Elizabeth Avenue Felix Marx 363 Livingston Street Jacobson 414 Magnolia Avenue Abrahamie James Devine 847 Elizabeth Avenue Ernest Schaefer 503 Marshall Street Coach 704 Third Avenue Michael John A Kohtenberger 320 Trumbull Street Salouna Anna Schmidt 91 Avenue Michael Brady 11 Street William Klein 115 Avenue Thomas Roberts 554 Elizabeth Avenue Pearl Elizabeth First Avenue wholesale George Froggatt 95 West Jersey Street 5 Transfer John Roth 900 Avenue to David Welt.
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Road of Excise
Weexion
Carroll
Inne and
William Bayway
Front Street
Scheerer
Charles Leonhard
Elizabeth Avenue
Felix Marx
Livingston Street
Jacobson
Magnolia Aveni
Magnolia Aveni Abrahamie; James Devine, 847 Elizabeth Avenue; Ernest Schaefer
Marshall Street
Third Xayentey
Michael John A. Kohtenberger
Trumbull Street
Salouna
Anna Schmidt
Michael Brady
William Klein
Thomas Roberts
Elizabeth
Pearl
First Avenue
Wholessle
George Froggatt
Jerse
Tohn Roth
David Welt
Bayway Prepares For Coal Strike
Bayway workers face charges after authorities arrest Seeroh Zualeki and Steve Bontchuk for coal theft from Central cave cars. Officials say several carloads were stolen overnight and a watch is kept on the Bayway coal yard as investigations continue.
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Seeroh Zualeki
Steve Bontchuk
Bayway
Hennessy ‘O'Loughlin
Pani | Jury
Fat purse found on trolley car
Former Tax Assessor John McGrath of the Sixth Ward found a pocketbook on a Third street trolley en route to El Moro containing over a hundred dollars. The conductor notified the car barn and Newark Union Company custodian Schwartsstein restored the purse to John Brady, the conductor, who returned the funds. Brady made him a present.
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John McGrath
Sixth Ward
Third Street
el Moro
McGrath
Broad Street
John Brady
Unio Company
Newark
Schwartsstein
Brady
Lamp explosion kills Mrs. Jock in Malone NY
Mare 23 report of a lamp explosion fatally burning Mrs. Henry Jock in Malone New York. She was on a bed when the lamp exploded spilling oil over her clothing and she ran outside where she died.
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Malone
N. Y
Mare
Henry
Jock
Mrs Corse Payton Burned In Theatre Fire Attempt
Etta, reportedly trying to save $5,000 from a fire in a theater, suffered burns during the incident in the night hours. Police and fire units responded to the scene as witnesses described chaotic efforts to rescue valuables amid smoke and flames.
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Witasgnsourg
Mar
Etta
Epart- Manta
Largyenus
Jaat
Teter Homens Theatre Tater
New Water Company Prompts Somerset Franchise Rumors
Horace J. Subers, representing an unnamed syndicate, seeks a Bridgewater franchise to lay 6 inch water mains, with vast sums spent on Somerville Water Co stock and river water rights. Nearby moves include a 36 inch county road main and possible Staten Island supply, while connections to Bound Brook Water Co and financier James B. remain unconfirmed.
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Horace J. Subers
Broadway
New York
Bridgewater
Somerset County
Somerville, Water Company
Raritan
Er Ctmpany
County Board of Freeholders
Staten Island
Jersey
Bound Brook
Turner A. Beall
Standard Oil Company
Beall
Suber
Somerset Panty Enterprise
Reform Democrat in Town Denounces Corporations at Newark Conference
A reform Democrat denounces corporation influence and a rotten Democratic platform. He confronts a Journal man on Broad Street, vows to expose paid party hacks, and pledges to stand against railroad and Public Service Corporation influence. Continued as Fourth Page.
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Cabandle
Newark
Journal
Broad Street
the Arch
Jim Smith
Public Service Corporation
Watchman Shot Down in Sodus Bank Robbery Night
Five Veggmen raided the Bank of Sodus in early morning hours. Watchman Edward Mullin was killed defending plans as burglars escaped with minor loot from the bank and the railroad depot. A large manhunt forms with rewards offered. Police alerted across nearby cities.
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Solu
N.Y
Thin Place
Sodus
Edward Mullin
Durie
Tok
Pullman
Rate Road
Yeggnnen
Riga
Rome, Watertown
Ogdensburg
Conte Wan
Antr
Sodium
Bank
Buffalo
32 Dead in Century Mine disaster at Phillippi
An explosion of mine dust at the Century mine near Phillippi West Virginia killed many workers. Fourteen bodies were recovered, over 200 were in the mine at the time, and the mine suffered heavy damage as rescuers continued recovery efforts.
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Century
Phillippi
W. Va
Ant P
Ladies Spring Tailoring Offer At West Grand Sheet
An advertisement fragment notes ladies spring tailoring services at West Grand sheet. It highlights tailored wear and fittings. The readable portion mentions custom garments and a shop offering alterations and new designs. The text is garbled but indicates a local tailoring business serving women.
Unclear fragment hints at county race impact
Fragmentary text references Third Gt and names like Garza, with garbled words suggesting a county race or beat coverage. Limited readable nouns imply local sports or political notes, but specifics are unavailable.
Near Zero Cold Morning Shuts New York State Roads
A frigid morning in New York State saw temperatures near zero with more than a foot of snow from a recent storm. Strong winds created hard travel conditions across rural routes while drifting snow and icy rifts hampered movement in affected areas.
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New York State
Fe Ae Mercury
Johnsons eager to die in execution case headlines
In Réphoystey county complicating talks unfold as John Small and Joe Haliman confront impending death. Deputy Sheriff Fleetwood notes potential statements before scaffold while Sheriff Neverdoe voices anxiety over a tense situation. Governor’s clerk Kelward Fox delivered death warrants to Sheriff Norcrosy as Mrs Small bid farewell.
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Slouny Telly
Réphoystey
Dolin
Etiel Aueiters
George
Manter
Fleetwood
Small
Jusie Halimaon
Jolmsnt
Comoros
Sherill
Kelward
Fox
Sherif
Roosevelt letters push eight hour law enforcement
President Roosevelt asks Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor to report any eight hour law violations. He directs all departments under the law to notify the Commerce and Labor Department and Roosevelt to oversee enforcement with Commissioner Neill. The letter promises courteous, efficient enforcement of the eight hour standard.
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Roosevelt
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Frank Morrison
Mr. Morrison
Neill
Department of Commerce and Labor
Labor Bureau
Neil
Heqdore Roosevelt
Wall Street Market Sees Continued Wood Buying Pressure
New York March 23 The rock market opens with persistent wood buying orders and sustained upward movement. Reading leads gains with Union Pacific and Southern Pacific strong as 20 000 shares exchange hands in London. Reading Erie Union and United States Steel among active interests as government bonds hold steady.
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New York
Union Pacife
Southern
Pacific
London
Reading
Erie
Union
United Btazen Steel
Atock
House Passes Compulsory Franchise Limit Bill
The legislature moves to limit utility company franchises to twenty years with possible forty year extensions by popular vote. Amendments to widen scope were defeated. debate centers on allowing municipalities to transfer or revoke franchises to prevent concessions to late-entering firms.
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Trenton
Thy
Legichetine
Che Siipate
Ghal Benated
Emturba
Kvileonla Hworr
Martin
Fesex
Perkins
Perking
Real estate lawyer Henry Brown sentenced to twenty years
New York March 3 Henry Hoffman Brown convicted of forgery in the first degree was sentenced this morning by Judge Foster to twenty years in Sing Sing Prison. The maximum for the crime, Brown once ran an office at 108 Broadway and taught a Bible class in Weatfield New Jersey. He was found guilty of attempting to rob the Ebbe Peterson estate in the Bronx, a property once valued at about $1,000,000. Brown forged conveyances and distributed the estate to a fictitious person, knowing there were no heirs.
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New York
Henry Hoffman
Brown
Foster
Court of General Sessions
Sing Sing
Pirates Seize Standard Oil Launch Near Canton China
London reports pirates seized a Standard Oil launch off Canton near the West River in Kwangtung Province. American rifles and 1000 rounds of ammunition taken. US gunboats Callao and Catlin heading to scene. Catlin serves Anmatic fleet under Lieut. Henderson.
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Standard Oil Launch
London
Hong Kong
Standard Oil Pany
United States
Callae
Catlan
Aniatic
Robert W. Henderson
Canton
Kwangtung
China
Final Argument In Spitalny Divorce Case Heard
The divorce suit of Herman Spitalny of Rendvale against his wife Mrs I Spitalny has occupied Morristown Court of Chancery for nearly a year. Chancellor Pitney presided as counsel Wiss for Spitalny, Samuel Schleimer represented Mrs Spitalny, and Julie Hagen was mentioned as respondent in the pending action.
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Herman Spital
City
Mra. I Spitalny
Court of Chancery
Rend Vale
Wiss
Pitney
Morristown
F Pronc Ohn
Spitalny
Samuel Schleimer
Spitaley End
Julive Hagen
Fire damages several Denver buildings overnight
A blaze in Denver damaged Blake Street properties causing about 910,000 in losses. The Western Cumming Company and Howitt Candy Company sustained major hits valued at 40,000 and 640,000 respectively, with the Western Parking Company also affected. Authorities reported extensive damage across multiple structures on East trend areas with insured and business lines impacted.
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Denver
Col. Marone
Blake
Western Cumming Company Fost
Howitt Candy Company
Western Parking
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Excise Board
Zasicki and
Kuk
Laea
NEW Water Company
Book of Syndicate
NEW
Man Jing
New York Village
Veggmen
Weat Virginie
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Johnson
Wall Street
R. Mesican Central
Minaourt Pacific
Penn
Feland
Pacife
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Sing Sing Prison
Henry Brown
Bia
Gennlie Upper Lehigh
Lewis
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