Four Rescues Save Lives In Quick River Incident
A motorboat crew, including Joseph Frank and John Van Pelt, aided by Leeph Pruth, rescued four men from the sound after a barge towed a loaded tow line capsized a launch near Elizabeth Avenue. The incident involved a schooner Minnie Crosby and a three masted vessel, with multiple rescues and a survivor pulled from the water. The events unfolded within a brief half hour as rescuers battled rough water and a drifting hawser.
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Joseph Frank
Vien Chey
Perth Am Hoy
New York
Noni Raf
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Leeph Pruth
Timbeth
John He van Pelt
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Minnie FL Crosby
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Senta Wins
Henry Law
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Joseph Irvin
Vies Lyons
Elizabeth Avenue
Che Dow
Minnie Y
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Hieron
Awi
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Joe Ep Trunk
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Taise
Anany
Somrino
Birges
Lyons
Explosion devastates Hirgettstown as glycerine magazine blasts
A massive blast in Hirgettstown Pennsylvania shatters buildings blowing a oil well shooter Frank McCullogh and his wagon to pieces. The explosion followed a fire in a glycerine magazine causing widespread alarm as every structure in town woke to the blast and window panes rained down. Levy's Great Challenge Sale features a flood of department store bargains with ads promising deep discounts on clothing linens and accessories, inviting telephone orders.
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Hirgettstown
Frank McCullogh
Steubenville
House Passes Railroad Bill by 200 to 126 Vote
The House approved the administration railroad bill 200 to 126 after removing rate agreements and mergers. A Mann amendment to restore merger clauses failed 169 to 160 amid GOP divisions. Insurgent Republicans pressed for changes while some Democrats supported the measure.
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HOUSE
Washington
Bartlett
Nevadas Havens
New
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Boston and Maine
Wisconsin
Currier
New Hamp
Davis and Lindberg
Minnésota
Draper
New York
Gardner
Sperry
Nelson
Lenroot
Madden
Trindas
Sheffield
Rhodesland
Poinchester
Parker
New Jersey
Gillespie
Russell
Texas
Havens
Mann
Adamson
Georgia
Mitchell Reappears After Wandering From Almshouse
Martin Mitchell, an aged inmate of the Almshouse who vanished from the city poor farm Saturday afternoon, reappeared at City Hall in the morning and asked Mayor Mrnving to have him recommitted to the Almshouse. He directed officials to the Overseer of the Poor and gave no details of his whereabouts during his disappearance. He was found in good health.
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Martin Mitchell
Mrnvlng
Mitchell
Non-Suit For Palladini In Delaware Insurance Case
Palladini of Union township sued Delaware Insurance Company of Philadelphia for $1000 fire loss. Insurer denied payment claiming Palladini lacked fee simple title. Fire destroyed his property and he sought recovery, while the Willard Morrison suit against Kling W. Hedden was moved after a ladder break caused injury. A motion to now suit the race was debated before noon recess.
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Michael Palladini
Delaware Insuranee Company
Philadelphia
Pallane
Union Township
Palladin
Willard Morrison
Kling W. Hedden
Morrison
Hadden
Taft Rides In Local Touring Car
President Taft traveled from New York to Passaic yesterday in a touring car owned by Health Commissioner Charles Brown of this city, marking a notable local stop on his motor journey.
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Wren
Taft
New York
Passaic
Charles Brown
Man Suffers Broken Leg in Factory Accident
A worker at a Kraut treatment plant morning shift was injured when a machine caused a broken leg. The man, John Sultisan, 37, from 14 South Park, was conveyed to General Hospital by Samuel Moore & Song company officials following the incident.
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John Sultisan
South Park
Samuel Ty Moore
Song
General Hospital
Automobile Crash Leaves Four Injured At Intersection
An auto driven by Joseph Hod of 12 Grove Street skidded at North Broad and Mary Street yesterday afternoon. Three occupants were thrown from the car and taken to a nearby rowse hospital with injuries. The left front wheel was smashed as the machine struck the curb.
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Joseph Hod
Grove Street
Ehidded
North Broad
Mary
Knights Templar Parade in Trenton Celebrates 50th Anniversary
A grand Knights Templar parade in Trenton honors New Jersey Templar history. Delegations from Elizabeth and Plainfield attended banquets at Masonry Temple with notable guests including Major General Arthur MacArthur and Governor Edward C. Stokes. A missing person case is also noted involving Telia Taylor, with family seeking word on her husband Edward A. Tester.
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Templar
New Jersey Knights
St. John's Commandery
Knights ‘Templara
Masonic Temple
Trinity Commandery
Central Station
Theodore B. Townley
Walter
New Jersey
Misonry ‘Temple
Moten
Charles A. Mohn
West Ho Hel
Layton Register
Camden
Edward C. Stokes
Olivet Commuanery
Millville
Alban W H. Sherman
Ancient Craft Masonry
Samuel , Rudderow
Canilea
Royal Arc Masons of
Charles A. Matin
West Hoboken
Charles I. Hazard
Hightstown
New «der
George (. Maddock
Arthur MacArthur
Troy
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Mayor Victor Mravlay Addresses Candidacy Uncertain
Mayor Victor Mravlay said this morning it is too early to decide on serving another term. He will not announce his running plan until after he sees the level of local support from those who backed him two years ago. He noted his decision depends on public backing and ongoing organizational support.
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Victor Mravlay
Theatre loses license over indecent play
New York theatre owner faces license revocation after city officials call a production indecent. The theatre and management defend the show as within decency standards, while critics condemn the content and urge stricter enforcement. The outcome hinges on Mayer Waygene's ruling and future decency indicators.
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Femewln
New York
Seu York
Fisher Ate
Mayer Waygene
Tw Girl
Masur Gaynor
Yrath Gayner
Joe
Reyes
Elizabeth Commercial College Ad on Beaudry Street
An aged ad promotes Elizabeth Commercial College with an English bookkeeping course and a building on Beaudry Street near Firat Pome. Principal E McMickle is named, with mentions of address lines and a reminder to remember the old stand.
Labor dispute settled between builders and workers
A long labor dispute between the Master Builders Association and the Woodworking Trades Council ended by an agreement. The pact, signed by committees from both sides, sets wage increases, closed-shop terms, and arbitration for disputes. It involves carpenters and related trades with specified raises and work rules starting in coming months.
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Master Builders’ Association
Lakers
Getabor
Samuel Hatterill
Brotherhood
Carpenters
Joseph F Elllector
Lawley
Okra
Wuildere
Mippet
Wolter Aries
Litaneptinus
Hmegle Bobbaeher
Harry Ratna
Tel Viesis
Ime Martenson
Dieter Whrmatess
Church
Yls Heenan
Maeph Neil
Daniel Sah
Harlien
Woman Still In Case in a Confused Card Transcript
A garbled OCR fragment describes a courtroom or legal matter with repeated names and scattered phrases. It references an unnamed woman, a case, and mentions a person named Alan and several unclear terms, suggesting an ongoing legal proceeding or hearing with unresolved details.
Two Die After Auto Collision In City Streets
A daytime car crash near the city hospital injured several and left two women dead. Witnesses said a Ford and another vehicle collided head on, throwing occupants from the cars and prompting swift ambulance response. Police and investigators cordoned the scene as relatives hurried to hospital.
Trenton Court Sensation Reveals Officials Under Scrutiny
Fragmented report from a Trenton court case indicates high level officials and associates faced accusations of misconduct. The piece mentions exiled figures and a broad conspiracy within public service and business circles, with references to a procedural trial and alleged corruption.
Wall Street Placeholder Note
An OCR fragment outlines Union Business College on Beoud street with vague references to people and events in a vague Wall Street context. The text is unreadable and incomplete, preventing a clear event or outcome from being established.
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