Pageant on the Sound Fireworks Over Elizabethtown Shore
Citizens prepare for a grand celebration of Elizabethport’s 125th battle anniversary. Atenuated by a waterfront parade of militia, illuminated boats, and a fireworks barrage. Prominent figures pledge substantial fundraising as spectators anticipate a festive night on Newark Bay.
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Newark Bay
Old Elizabethtown
Awa
Sriretie
Staten Jan
Elizabethport
Newark
Bayonne
Delvey City
Savage dog bites man near Jersey street
Henry Spidel of Rablg & Kridel ivemen was bitten on the nose by a savage dog as he delivered meat at Bateher rts Kant Jersey and Hovith atreeth. The dog leaped the gate, fastened its teeth on his nose, causing pain before the veterinarian released it. He received cautery at General Hospital.
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Henry Spidel
Rablg & Kridel, Ivemen
Spidel
Kant
Jersey
The
General Hospital
Downtown club plans town and county celebration
A local Republican club met last night and decided to organize a celebration in February on a date to be announced, with Abe Lincoln as a featured figure to appear in the town and county event.
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Dovrutewe Repubican Club
Ininertae
Crack basketball tale ends with unexpected jury smile
Chadwick, once a standout on Yale team, admits striking Hopman three times in a brutal clash. He says he did not strike as hard as possible, yet the testimony shows severe punches. The jury reacts with a knowing smile as the heated exchange unfolds.
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Chadrick
Chadwick
Hackman
Amile
Ten Thousand Dollar Suit Against Policemen Fails
In a Supreme Court ruling, a $10,000 damages suit by Robert McCandless of East Jersey Street against Officers Frank Lehman and Thomas P. Nolan failed. McCandless claimed a forceful arrest on January 12 and injuries, but the jury did not side with him.
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Polivs
Frank Lehman
Thomas P. Nolan
Robert McCandless
East Jersey
McCandieas
William
Labman
Nolan
Poet
Nemrlaiel
Reva
Connolly
New Law for Junkmen In City Addressing Ferkss Issue
Law changes target junk dealers as 47 active in the city. Previous arrest rules limited to five days after service. text issues and unclear lines suggest reform or enforcement actions. Names, dates, and precise provisions are missing or garbled in the OCR.
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Fierkss
Missing Text From Historic Advertisement Page
Fragmentary OCR listing appears to reference a trade board and several business names including a ladies tailor and a dentist. The readable portion gives names and partial addresses but no coherent event or clear narrative to summarize beyond a trade notices context.
Spring elections change for township freeholders
Fragments show debate on abolishing spring elections in county townships. The text notes a director may be elected twice in one year under current law and argues for freeing freeholders to be elected in November.
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Frank Hulmat
Tad
Nestor
Grand Jury Proceedings End Voids for Garver Case
The case against Joseph Docamo moved to the grand jury after he was arraigned before Judge Mahon. The man allegedly involved in giving liquor to his two children, causing a stupor on Monday evening, prompted swift medical aid from Dr. McCallion. A stepdaughter identified as Linslee, of 311 Palmer, testified in court alleging choking and assault, while noting she had never married and that he had a wife and children in Italy.
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Garver
Joeph Docamo
Fing
Italy
Bakers Strike Unsettled Amid Labor Grievances
A garbled report shows a Bakers union dispute unsettled with references to a grievance committee and Newark. details are unclear but indicate ongoing labor tensions and possible negotiations over production and wages.
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Tien
Newark Brow
Obituary notice for Mrs. Fee mente on June event
A garbled obituary fragment reports the death of Mrs. Fee mente, mentioning a June date and a teacher's role. Names and places are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
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Jane
Reshheer
Cassini to Go to Madrid Amid Diplomatic Shuffle
Count Cassini, noted ambassador, is reassigned from Washington to Madrid by order of the caar. He will present recall letters to the at soon after the West returns and then depart for his new post. Possible future appointment to Paris is mentioned.
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Warkington
D.C
Count Cassini
Certussion
Madrid
Caar
Pont
Paris
Count-Cassini
Washington
Berg
Lord Pauncetote
Biron
Slaughter of Jews Reported in Central News Dispatch
Fragmented text from a wartime news item describes violent actions against Jews. Central News reports widespread attacks and closures, detailing fear, casualties, and chaotic conditions amid escalating violence.
Labor Day Rally Planned in St Petersburg
A workingmen meeting in St Petersburg convened to arrange the May 11 Labor Day celebration. The gathering, held at Petrofiaki Park, discussed peaceful demonstrations and assignments for participants.
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ST. Petersburg
Petrofiaki Park
Ieee
Locomotive Fire Sparks Bridge Near Morning Halt
A locomotive fire sparked at a bridge during early morning operations causing a brief halt. Firefighters arrived promptly to douse flames while trains were halted for inspection and safety checks. No injuries reported and services resumed after the track was cleared.
James Eckert Held For Grand Jury
A garbled local item notes James Eckert being held for the grand jury. The fragment mentions a Wren’s IIa Sug Mass and Oley, with unclear references to a mother’s aid and life events. The readable portions indicate a legal action pending before a grand jury.
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James Eckert
Eve Ting
Roosevelt Guest of Chicago During May Visit
President Roosevelt arrives at Northwestern depot at noon to a massive Chicago welcome. Delegations from Hamilton, Iroquois, and Merchants clubs join city officials for a day of receptions and an Auditorium banquet as the president is hosted in the era of good feeling.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Northwestern Depot
Noo
Hie
William [Reb
Alexander Laybert
MC. Latta
Governor Deneen
Ben Charles H. Wacker
Merchants' Club
Charles F. Gunther
Iroqouis Club
John A. Gunger
Hamilton Club
Trequois Club
Felts Ge
Wnique
Troquais Club
Strikers See Roosevelt Train Change in Chicago Route
In Chicago May 10 labor leaders planned to meet President Roosevelt to discuss peaceful labor relations and the feasibility of a westward trip to advise the executive on labor matters. Weather and inclement conditions hindered the delegation, with only partial plans confirmed before dispatch.
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Iik
Reedant
Roosevelt
Chicago
Isbor
Jibens
Telmaters
Dold
Tabor Federation
Labora Side
Contrereray
Min Hay and wife reach Paris as health improves
Paris May 10 Secretary of State John Hay and his wife arrived in the city this morning. Reports say Mr Hay’s condition has improved and he is expected to travel to Syria within a few days. Other items note random incidents in Moscow and Plymouth and scattered financial chatter.
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Paris
John Hay
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Suria
Moscow
Antrom
Nome
Secretary Loeb Evades the Sheriff
Despite a chaotic scene in DMAHA on May 10, Secretary Loeb slipped past Nebraska authorities with the aid of deputies. A misdirected message claimed the special train had passed, while a deputy reported the leader had just crossed the line but was not yet at the next stop.
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DMAHA
Loeb
Nebraska
Mise Mae Wood
Avit
Wralial
Biait
Omuhs
Market Trading Amid Foreign Stock Bids and Deals
New York reports mixed activity with row traders offering to sell wrecks and others bidding for government stock control. Investors shift toward international stocks as London trades about 9,000 shares while government bonds hold steady and rails and other bonds show limited movement.
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New York
Bern
London
MISS CRON MARRIES IN NEW YORK WEDDING NOTICE
Miss Cron married recently in New York in a formal church ceremony attended by family. The announcement notes preparations and a reception at the home of the First Presbyterian Church. The event is recorded in the commercial sale era notices section with a brief social note.
Reorganization Keeps Hubbard as Director in West Bend County
The Board of Freeholders reorganized with no officer changes. Frank Hubbard of Plainfield elected director, James W. Finn reelected county road inspector, and Dr. B. W. Westcott of Fanwood reelected county physician. Salaries set for inspector and physician. meetings scheduled for Thursday evenings.
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Board of ‘Freeholders
S$ Runling
Two Victims Of Love Tragedy In New Norte
Police report a double tragedy in New Norte where a Japanese woman and a man died from bullet wounds. Names are unknown but authorities believe the man shot the woman after an argument then killed himself. The couple were last seen near a local hotel before the fatal incident.
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New Norte
Fragmentary obituary notice from crowd at a funeral
An incomplete obituary fragment notes a Mrs Cortello and a service attended by relatives at 110 Broadway. It mentions health concerns and an interment, with wording cut across lines, making the full details unclear but indicating a memorial event occurred on a Monday evening.
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