Gymnastic Exhibition Marks 38th Turn Verein Anniversary
The Turn Verein Vorwaerts celebrates its 38th anniversary with a gymnastic exhibition at Turn Hall High Street. About 400 decisive members and multiple sections will compete and Silver diplomas go to Bauer Hotacker and Heise. The program includes a grand concert by Hugo Steinbruck and schedules run through Monday to Saturday with the event ending in prize turning and a special museum display.
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Turn Verein Vorwaerts
Turn Hall
High Street
Itrern
Frank W. Bauer
Charles Hotacker
Louin Heise
John
Schmid- Vinison
Elizabeth Hardware Co to Move Next Week
Elizabeth Hardware Co. announces relocation to 1146-1188 West Grand Street next week. New four story building will be fully equipped for prompt deliveries and expanded stock including Philadelphia lawn mowers and new line of lawn rollers.
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Elizabeth Hardware CO
Elizabeth Uerdwarn Coumpuary
Wisttoay
Viet Grand Street
Medeum
Presen
Lawa Rollers
Gunten Hose
Philadelphia
Suality
Fire from dropped match burns Roselle Park home
A match dropped by Henry J. Seymour while varnishing a parlor floor at his Aldene area home ignited varnish and spread between partitions. Central Hose Company and Falloite Hose Company battled the blaze. the fire caused about 500 dollars in damage with no insurance. The incident occurred about 7:15 pm near the Lehigh Valley railroad.
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Henry J. Seymour
Aldene
Roselle Park
Wreckel
Lehigh Valley
Seymour
Monr
Central Hose Company
Wnt Falloite Hose Company
Centrals
Herd
Americans See Roosevelt in Cairo March 20
Cairo dispatch describes 700 Americans greeting Theodore Roosevelt at a Garden Terrace reception in Shopperil's Hotel. He avoided political remarks, praised by expatriates, and planned to return to the White House, while visiting Asher University and Abidin Palace before a formal dinner. Amb. Etraus attended. Khedive hosted lunch. a private citizen event followed at a Cairo hotel.
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Cairo
Egypt
United States
Theodore Volt
White House
Fae
Puan Poe Tecan
Pende
Washington
Nume
Africa
Banda
Wallatreet
Roosevelt
America
Taft
Roosacelt
Gurden
Roosevelts
Asher University
Stotammmnetun
Umdie
Abidin Palace
Etraus
Khedive
Citiron
Crnauleneral
Mayor delays contract over city rights and precedent
A sewer contract with General Carbon Company for the Essex and Middlesex turnpike was held for City Council review by the Mayor. He sought city attorney opinion to ensure no setting of a harmful precedent and that execution would not deprive the city of further rights or create outside sewer access. The opinion supported signing, noting the sewer’s 20 inch diameter and within city limits, with 800 feet usable by local property owners.
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Iteaml General Carbon Company
Mauufuriurere
Essex and
Middlesex
Lier CG
Tts
Gonnally
Bower Committee
Eawex Wn
Middlesex Turnpike
General Carlon Company
Tate
City Counel
Counteil
Couneil
Mravlag
Girl Decoyed Man Arrested in Abduction Case
New York March 23 Albert Wy Walter arrested on a charge of decoying and abducting Ruth Amos Wheeler a 17 year old girl from her home last Tuesday by a fake application to a business college for a stenographer. He held $5,000 bail for examination Monday as detectives scour the city for the missing girl. The sister Adelaide Wheeler identified Walter and said he locked the door when the girl entered his furnished room. Walter admits applying for a stenographer position but denies seeing Wheeler. He is a 21 year old resident of Creving five years in the city seeking work and a partner to earn money.
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New York
Albert
Wy Walter
Ruth Amos Wheeler
Polivenmnard
New York City
Business College
Hey
East Seventy-fifth
Athert W
Wolter
Mia
John
Mohl
Adelaide
Walter
Lila
Wire Incimler
Tie
Etme
Aohietot
Veteran Turner Dies at Home in Rahway After Long Civil War Service
Rahway March 26 William Frank lin Turner longtime Rahway resident and Civil War veteran died this morning at 39 Pieter Street He enlisted in 1863 in Company E Fourteenth New York Volunteers later served in the Navy and participated in battles including Manasas Gap Brandy Station and Perry Ford He was wounded and received several commendations He is survived by his wife a daughter Lowe Fo and Marguerite G Turner three brothers and a sister Funeral services under Barry Post No 27 G A R will be held with the Rev TC Migham officiating
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Tournal
I Rahway
William Franklin Turner
Vily
Pieter Strret
Turner
New York City
Louis Fy
Marguerite
An A Sillierty
Erechobl
Fourteenth N, Vol
Eighth Corp
Army of the
Wattina Heights
Culpepper
Munstow Station
Perry Ford
Brandy Station
Lactat Green
Twothattle
Jate
Dines T. Boswell
Tanner
Tingley
KO Bedell
Barry Poat
G. A. By. Realde
Ron Uilit
Lowe Fo
Marguerite G. Tomer Tealan Leaven
Tol 'T
Norwalk
Conn
Jane Randolph Turner
Mt. Vernon
Henry Turner
Port
Reading
Cinege
Barry Post
TC. Migham
Believe Crew Perished On Raft At Sea Near Derelict Bement
A derelict raft with improvised lumber floats near the wreck of the schooner Bement, sighted at 47.44 N 45.57 W, suggesting the crew of the Florida and A. Heidritier Company’s vessel perished from exposure. The German steamer Scharefell reported lumbering debris and a rusted shirt as floating traces.
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FL. and
A. Heidritier Company
Osd City
Thally
Scharefell
Calcutta
Philadelpha
Furniture Bargains and Odd Phrases From a Fragmented Ad
A garbled OCR style notice shows scattered phrases about furniture bargains and a missing or misread seller name. The text includes references to items like paintings and frames and mentions Kent's store. readability is very poor and names are unclear.
Lava flood grows as Mount Etna lava slows
Telegraphed dispatch reports Mount Etna's southern lava flow increasing in volume yet slowed by internal barriers. Tourists, mainly English, swarm the area despite danger. troops cordon off zones to prevent fatalities while spectators suffer burns from hot cinders. Italian authorities and King Victor Emmanuel III urge aid and maintain surveillance as relief efforts unfold.
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Cytata
Martel
Touriate
Fire in shed spreads fast near Levy storehouse
Fire broke out shortly before 1 pm in a shed owned by Andrew Strochman behind the department ward in Second Ward. Flames enveloped the shed and a two story storehouse, with firefighters from Station 12 and Engines 4 and Truck 2 arriving to battle two streams of water. The blaze was under control after about 45 minutes with limited damage to the millinery department stock and little damage to contents. A brush fire near Jefferson Avenue and Lowing Street was subdued before 2 pm with no injuries or property loss.
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Garwood
Marvel
Hall Signal Company
Andrew Strochman
Department Ward
Second
Levy Department
Bond Streets
Lavy
Sinrpekman
Jferson Avenue
Lowing Street
Petition to Reconsider Action on License Renewal
A petition by mambera of the Jewish colony in the third ward and prominent Hebrews asks the Excise Board to reconsider denying Willig Rothe a license at 15 Fifth Street. The effort, presented at the next meeting, aims to restore Rothe’s privilege to operate a liquor establishment amid notices to tavern owners about license renewal and compliance.
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Mambera
Folche Duster
Board of Evils
Bented Iy
Willig Rothe
Fifth Street
Hines Che
Condueling Aanteon
Jaco Uagin
Kinghae Board
Lions Suepetor
Kling
Wighapeed Kuick Automobile
Chiet August Gereting
Fire Department
Long Illness Proves Fatal for Walter McManus 29
Walter McManus 29 former manager of McManus Brothers died in Aiken Georgia after a long illness. He had lived in Elizabeth and Newark, and previously worked in Chicago. Survived by wife Mary, son Walter 3, father Walter Sr., sister Mary Burke. Funeral set for 2 pm tomorrow in Long Branch, burial at Mount Hebron.
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Walter McManus
Olf
McMaron Bro
Aiken
Long Branch
N. J
I Elizabeth
Chicago
MeMania Brothers
Fliat Street
Wis
McManus
McManan
Elizabeth Loge
Elizabeth Star Wheelmen
Mes
Mary McManus
Walter McMuana
Merv Mary Burke
Newark Hill
Long Kran
Naive
Mt. Une
Nel Conmdery
Lang Ttranel
Death By Heart Disease While Reading Paper
Sebastian Wollmann, 29, a German-born resident of the area, died of heart trouble while reading a newspaper yesterday. He had lived with his sister Mee Anton Lieb and survived by one brother, with his sister and a few other relatives. The death, attributed to long standing heart disease, occurred despite his continued work. A fragment mentions a flower supply sale at Blakrly's on St Street.
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Wollmann
Anton Lieb
Sue
Germany
Cauig Ana
Lolis Aidive
Wolhuann
John Wollimann
Remember the Old Stand
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Remember the Old Stand and references to places and printing, with unclear names and numbers. The readable portion hints at a historical note or caption tied to a location connected to a stadium or venue. No coherent event or entities emerge to form a complete summary.
Railroads Bill Threatens City Finances and Controls
Mayor Victor Mravlay and Blimbell officials rally against Senate Bill 255 known as a railroad revision. The measure would force cities to pay up to 35 percent of grade crossing costs and bear damages, with the state commission dictating whether tracks are elevated or lowered. Officials warn Long Branch lines could be moved, costing about 1 million dollars, and petition procedures would empower local boards to seek safer crossings or altered routes.
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Victor Mravlay
City
Connell
Blimbell
Trenton
Apkersmem
Senate
Mrainiag
State Railroad Commission
New Jersey Genetral Railroad
Neilroad
Wixty-Ve
Eli
Etg
Dlowntown
Mravieg
Comewa
Saveli
Reibromed
New Jersey
Teedeen
Tirough
Sash
Gradi
Aterosala
Communion
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Aloes
Jefferson Avenue
Foat Jersey
New York ‘Turner Regiment
Martie Street
Hessern
Sohineig'a
Elizabeth Avenue
Bark Tid Street
City Assembly Room
Springreek
Tlirbeth Avenue
Hore
Hesne's Hall
Kart Scott Phe
Dune
Sehueteen Park
Ulliwae Kitnt
Chawarty
Laurie Cark- Wh
Turnwart
Frits Weibesick
Aml
Paul Hamer
John Nitzel
Michael Hodter
Forn Walz
Will Finns
Charles Nollors
Ry Ziegler
Albert Wolfgrt
Stapperfenne
Vurn- Nin
Sauerwein
Nhenhald Sehwareo
Laurie ‘Orkhuit
Uteasurer
Henry Brettheart
Vol Tivweer
RL Ziegler
Dior Ennite Ward
Teshraa Eae
Eosin
Colonel
Faratcur
Phere
Uri Cwell
Tye
Tealite Meek
Uvar
Wally Large
Bund
Wallates
Broad Street
East Bread
Ruth Wheeler
Rahway
Believe
Cme Man
Kent
Weve
Tira Stones
Pisny Fk i Diate
Ileco
Mount Etun
Toop Nave Twen
King
Victor Em
Manuel
Toxkey
Mont Eta
Aiecor
Deeier Sonninn
Palies
Levy
Department
Petition Excise Board
Union Business College
Dix
Frond Street
F. R. Berriman
Priovipal
Beift
Ste
Walter McManus, Jr
Georgia
Wiudwearh
Sebastian Wallan
Beales
Blakrly’s
St Street
Yaece Pefchino Novar
Telsar
Elizabeth
Terwike
Ower
Water Malinee Viking
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