First Spotted Fever Death in Six Years Brings Alert
A 16 year old, Joseph Untreiisher, from Oak Street, died at General Hospital after Wednesday onset of cerebrospinal meningitis believed linked to spotted fever. Health officials urge cleanliness, fumigation of isolation ward, and preventive measures to curb possible spread in Elizabeth. Doctors note multiple potential causes including flea bites. authorities reassure limited local risk.
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Joseph Untreiisher
General Hospital
New York
Young Won
Elizabeth
Carpenter Falls From Scaffolding In Accident
Carpenter Tom Smith of Palmer Street working on a new school fell from scaffolding yesterday afternoon. A plank hit him on the head causing a fractured skull. He was taken to Alex Brothers Hospital in critical condition and has not regained consciousness. The incident occurred as he was ascending a scaffold set up that day. Smith, 3M years old with three children, is married.
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Tom Smith
Palmer Street
Prince
Union Streets
Isling
Alex Brothers Hospital
Seth
Nou Smith
Benefit Society Anniversary Observed at Dehmen's Hall
Me Shuttle Department Sick Benefit and Aid Society marked its fifth anniversary with a formal night at Dehmen's Hall Fourth and Joist streets. Leaders and members from Winseterewstal Adam Gabauer Sins Specht and Charles Auer performed. The group funds care for workers in the department with dues of five cents weekly, rising to five dollars weekly cap, treasury near 8300. Reports show the society thriving and over 500 in disbursements to date.
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Sick Benefit and Aid Society
Dehmen's Hall
Winseterewstal
Adam Gabauer
Sins Specht
Charles Auer
Fsck
Willian Hopl
Treasury
Pythians Initiate New Candidates at Mechines Ball
Imposing ceremonies were observed last night at the regular meeting of Volunteers Savige Knights of Pythian in Me Machines ball when two new candidates were initiated. Representative W K Richcork of Newark, past and Charles Fredericks, John R Herbechot, C F Giteve and W J were present.
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Voluntr Savige
Knights of Pythian
Pew
Prominest
Vent Sapo
W. K. Richcork
Newark
Pasta Charles Fredericks
John R. Herbechot
C.F. Giteve
W. J
Captain Healy and the Pipe Docks Yarn
A rugged Maine captain named G H Healy recalls a globe trotting life aboard the Clifford steam barge from New London. He peppers the tale with Wall Street figures Ives Stillman Morgan Schwab and Rockefeller and jokes about aging and youth.
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New London
G. H. Healy
Ives
Napoleon
Wall Street
Morgan
Schwab
Rockefeller
Bever
James Stillman
New York Banker
Jim
Baron Munchausen
Ananias
Certies
Tom Lawson
Ape
Taim G. H. Healy
Maine
Joe Miller
Sue Adams
Sue
James
Sick Husband Held on Wife Charge
Mabln Walter RK Connor of 319 Centre Street was charged by his wife with striking her in the face. She testified illness and doctors had left him irritable and abusive, and she feared his conduct as he fell ill. Connor denied the charge and was committed to jail to await grand jury action.
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Mabln
Walter RK. Connor
Centre Street
Connor
Tyre
Laster and Miller to Be Hanged in April Sky
Paterson March 2 The two men Arthur Laster and Joseph Miller both colored were sentenced this morning to be hanged. The judge set the date for April 14 as the punishment for their crimes. The proceedings were marked by a harsh, swift outcome and the courtroom atmosphere was tense.
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Laster
Miller
Paterson
Arthur Laster
Joseph Miller
Death by Own Action Shocks City Doctor Gale
Dr. Alexander F. H. Gale, long a resident of the city, died by his own hand aboard a steamship near Hamilton Bermuda after severing his jugular vein. A coroner's jury ruled suicide, a note to his mother stated weariness with life, and his mother is not expected to survive the shock. Gale, about thirty four, had been worn by illness and care of four gravely ill patients, then set off on a West Indies tour in hopes of recovery.
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Alexander F. H. Gale
Evergreen Cemetery
Hamilton
Bermuda
Gale
Grip
Alex
F. H. Gale
Pinred School
Francis Pingry
Potable University
Physicianw
Focus
Wax
the Medical Board
Ao Ee
Huckster Sells Fountain Pens With Potatoes on Second Street
Four merchants on Second Street were duped by a huckster selling potatoes while claiming to have found fountain pens. Each buyer paid fifty cents for a pen later deemed practically worthless as the traders realized the pens were a decoy to lure store entrances, turning the incident into a petty scam.
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Second Street
Duarm Suspi
Obituary of Michael Rogers of Christine Street
Michael Rogers, longtime resident of this city, was found dead yesterday morning at his home on 15 Christine Street. He was a widower with two daughters. Funeral services will be held Monday at St. Patrick's Church with interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Paschal services will precede the funeral at the Church of the Holy.
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Alicheel Rogers
Michael Rogers
Pon
William
Christine Street
Kianon
Hiss
Was
Church of the Holy
Owilt-Talee
Plese
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Dr. 4 Epstein Summary Fragment
Fragmentary text names Dr. 4 Epstein, with unclear context or event. No dates, places, or affiliations readable to establish a full news item.
Flat Wheels Disturb Dreams of Trolley Troubles
A dreamlike account portrays trolley car 123 rolling with rattling fate through Broad Street, prompting officials and citizens to discuss fixes. The tale mixes public health warnings with dream imagery as residents fear an epidemic of flat wheels while seeking action from the Public Service Corporation and city boards.
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The
Public Service Corporation
Broad Street
Board of Health
Orchard Street
Munhape
Central
Tiwmeine
Cody May Abandon Divorce Suit in North Platte
Mrs. W F Cody declares she still loves Col Cody and hopes the divorce decision will lead him to accept her conciliation offer. Cody believes the colonel will not continue the divorce proceedings.
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Col Cody
North Platte
Neb
W F. Cody
Mya Cody
Bara Ladies Tailor Offers Reasonable Prices On Garments
Eliz Commercial College advertises in the area, claiming reasonable prices and a deposit arrangement. Located near Grand and Union streets, the notice invites customers to try Bara Ladies Tailor before other options.
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Edenha
Ihe Nem Aed Nical Atria
Castro's Refusal Shifts Venezuela Stakes on U S Bid
Washington March 25 Castro emerges as a Machiavelli in Andean politics. The Hague award of 1893 has safeguarded Venezuela ports and Castro aims to guard trade with Britain Germany and France. U S officials await Castro's full text of arbitration rejection while planning future actions. A Venezuelan commission works with no credentials to inform Washington on the crisis.
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Washington, D
Ufter
Castro
Machiavelli
Andes
Caribbean
Sam
Great Britain
Germany
France
Venezuela
Centro
Caracas
United States
Venezzuela
Chergg D'Affaires
Tiwen
Carapas
Maurice Barrymore Dies in Amityville Home
Maurice Barrymore, famed actor and father of Ethel and John Barrymore, died this morning at his Long Island home in Amityville after a six year residence. Born in India in 1817, he pursued law before turning to the stage and appeared in leading roles alongside Mrs. Langtry and others, including Nadjeska written for Modjeska.
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New York
Maurice Barrymore
Long Island
Amityvill
Ethel Barrymore
Jack Barymore
Artera
Maurien Barrymore
India
Real Haine
Herbert Clythe
Cambridge
Wypetii
Ign
Courney
Modirsky
Mrs. Langtry
Barrymore
Nadjewsa
State Funeral Planned for Mexican Minister
Washington March 25 Arrangements for the figures of Senor Ten Manuel de Azjiroza Mexican ambassador who died last evening have not yet been completed. No step will be taken until instructions of the African govern have been received to prepare for the obarques. Embassy officials will consult with the state department and the dean of the diplomatic corps to prep a program for a state funeral in honor of the deceased diplomat.
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Washington, D. C
Manuel de Azjiroza
Afesican
Aera
Obarquies
Harvard Crew to Race in American Henley Championship
Boston March 25 Harvard officials announced the class crew champion will race at the American Henley in Philadelphia. Harvard varsity manager Roger Derby said the May 7 race against Cornell will feature varsity crews.
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Boston
Harvard-thiv
Philadelphia
Harvard
Roger Derby
Harvard ‘Varsity
Cornell
Kuropatkin Is Again Under Fire From Front Reports
St. Petersburg reports indicate renewed fort fighting between two armies with unknown scope. General Kuropatie Sage notes civilians in danger near Pultinas. A dispatch claims Japanese forces breached Shoomentse area but were repulsed.
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Kuropatkin
St. Petersburg
Kuropatie
Neichoorhenl
Pultinas
Ommane In
Hassan of
Custers Widow Donor Of Historic Grant Table
Washington March 2 Mrs Bligter B Custer widow of General George A Custer has donated the Grant surrender table from Appomattox to the War Department. Secretary Tate accepted the gift and it will be hung in the War Department reception room in the War and Navy Building alongside portraits of Grant Sherman Sheridan and Stanton. The table accompanied the funeral journey from Washington to Springfield and has been stored fireproof since.
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Washington, D. C
Grant
Appomattox
War Department
Sheridan
Guster
Tate
Wrietary
War and Navy
Sherman
Stanton
Navy bars Son as aide to high command request denied
Washington March 28 a navy general order forbids taking the son of a naval officer as aide or in any other capacity to a high command. Rear Admiral Hobley Evans sought to appoint Lieutenant Francis T Evans as aide when he assumes command of the North Atlantic fleet. The request was denied, and Evans remains in command of the President's yacht the Sylph.
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Washington, D.C
Hston
Te Navy
Hobley
Evans
Francis T. Ewan
Maxim Gorky Charged With Treason
London reports from the Reuters Telegram Company state Maxim Gorky will be tried for treason. The famed novelist and reformist was arrested at Riga on January 3 and spent five weeks in prison in St Petersburg. He was released and then forced to leave the city.
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London
Reuter Telegram
Fins
Bt. Petersburg
Sajom
Maxim Gorky
Gorky
Fins Treen
Riga
St Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Unclear Street Market Report From New York Trading Floor
Fragmentary OCR shows chaotic notes on street trading in New York with mentions of brokers and buyers, references to Union Square and certain firms. The text is garbled, but signals a market scene and financial figures or actions around a Flash yesterday and various named entities, though specifics are obscured.
Choate May Succeed Hay in Cabinet Shakeup
Washington March 2 reports say Secretary of State Hay’s health has rapidly failed. President Roosevelt considers successors including Joseph H. Beale and William Reed as Hay’s condition prompts rest and possible resignation. The move follows Hay’s strained overwork and recent fainting spells, with public reaction cautious and anxious.
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Ington
D.C
Hay Wall
McKinley Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Washington
Tosef
Cleal
Ate
Thy
Joseph H. Beate
United States
Bensailer
Ensrt
St. James
YS Kirlaw Reid
New York Terihine
Choate
London
Hay
Cretic
Moshiniton
Aniety
Kepnent
Brockton Lays Plans for Relief After Deadly Factory Fire
In Brockton Massachusetts on March 25 a deadly fire at the Re Le Grower Company factory killed fifty six workers. Dozens of wives and many children were left behind prompting a local relief effort. A relief committee with thirty two members was formed, including civic leaders and business figures, to solicit funds from citizens and friends. The appeal notes the tragedy is overwhelming and urges donations, with city treasurer W. Emerson coordinating the drive. The relief fund stood at 29,808 dollars.
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Brockton
Mass
Rex Plein
Re le. Grower Company
Canton Hall
Rmes
Great Flood Feared in Upper Hudson Valley Event
Raratoga March 25. Conditions ripe for destructive floods in the upper Hudson Valley with four feet of snow and meltwater. A warm southerly storm and rain tonight threaten to flood lower Mitnick and nearby areas, raising alarms among residents and officials.
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Hudson Valley
Raratoga
Mitnick
Professor Sughrue and the Fort Worth Searlug Mystery
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Professor Sughrue, a race or contest, and scattered terms like Fort Worth and Denar. References to arenas, orders, and strange equipment appear, implying a clipped historical note with missing context and several garbled names.
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