German Day Pfingst Montag Fest At Turn Hall
A crowded Pfingst Montag celebration at Turn Hall featured German-American groups, speeches by Gustav Killinagatela of Jersey, and a program of humor, songs, calisthenics, and prize winners. Generous attendance and cheerful performances marked the event with various clubs participating and a call for harmony among Germans abroad.
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Montag
Yestenlay Noreing
Bad Xm
Patman
Valine
Timie
Ita Fins
Gustav Kilinganatela
Jersey
Ote
Aire Cayton
Frank Herman Geshe
Reichinger
A Kell
A. Murray
Georgelager
Lene Bresanensister
Anand
George Saithaver
S Metzger
K. Mueller
Maye Muller
Louina Henry
Goatees Anstat
Greg Crauss
Jene Wein
E. Scheeder
T Bel Brinks
J. Hoerel
Frederick
Holense
Ain
Ballenkemp
Paul TL. Marz
Orit Verlle
Frederik Lud‘wig
Ewald Wilpuets
Ere Ibeimmattece
Ae Genang Verein
Tinberlitasan
Blindbetd
Verein
Bayebacher
Republican county committee session and tax board changes
A fragment notes a Republican county committee session and proposed changes to the County Board of Taxation. It mentions J. Btawart of the Twelfth Ward and Haley, with reference to a new law adding tenement house inspectors appointed by the Governor.
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Appotonem
Re J. Btawart
Resppoiata
County” Board of Taxation
Haley
No Headlight on the Engine in Collision Suit
Bartholomew Dillon, of this city, sues Central Railroad Company for damages after being run down by a Central Ballrosa train on the Long Branch division. The incident occurred at the Elisabeth crossing on the night of May 3, 1905. Dillon, represented by J. A. Klernatnting, seeks compensation for injuries sustained.
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Bartholomew Dillon
Cantal
Bagun
Girewit
Dillon
J. A
General Hospital Improvement Proposed by Board of Managers
The balling and finance committees of the board of managers met last night and decided to begin as soon as possible the creation of a new home, the ambulance barn, and a dormitory for men and women at the General Hospital.
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Boarrd
Epen
George W. Bauer Dies Noted Linden Township Citizen
George W. Bauer, longtime Linden Township resident and active Union County Republican Committee member for fifteen years, died at his home 316 Rahway Avenue after failing health since October. Born in Newark about fifty years ago, he was a promoter of local transit projects and civic affairs in Linden.
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George W. Bauer
Linden Township
Rahway Syenus
Mr. Bauer
Newirk
Hk Howe
Yaaa
Union County Republican Committee
Mr. Bower
Rahway Avenue
Roel
Blea
Linden
Obituary notice with limited readable details
Fragmentary obituary text notes a deceased individual with unclear relations and sparse biographic detail, leaving the essential facts unreadable. The readable segments mention a named person and general death context without dates or specifics.
Figures Show Up The Unequal Tax
Figures reveal uneven taxation patterns across districts, highlighting disparities in tax burdens and revenue generation. Analysts note gaps in assessment practices and call for review of valuation methods affecting local funding and services.
Redmond Rejects Home Rule Bill At Convention
Dublin May 21 John Redmond president of the Irish National Convention and leader in Parliament denounced Birrell's Home Rule bill as inadequate and unsatisfactory to the Irish. The convention condemned the measure and predicted it would sharpen the question as the debate continued.
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Dublin
Irish Council
Ireland
Birrell
John Redmond
Redmond
Timmins
Thee
Excise Quiz Continues Amid Unclear Siding Incident
Fragmentary OCR text references ongoing excise quiz, mentions a saloon, a plumber, and a large building project with a promised contract. Vague account interjected by a bearer interrupts with blunt remarks. No clear dates, places, or names given.
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Pinto
Alouth
One Man Killed Dozen Hurt In Port Explosion
A single fatality and about a dozen people injured in an explosion at a port area. Authorities investigated the incident and secured the site as emergency crews treated the wounded. Further details on the cause and those involved were not immediately available.
Governor Signs Supplemental Appropriation Bill in May Disapproval
The governor signed the supplemental appropriation bill in Trenton on May 91 and issued explanations disapproving paragraph 38 for relying on an act deemed unconstitutional. He objects to lavish expenditures, including monuments, and questions the adequacy of a single automobile to enforce laws, fearing excessive public spend.
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Trenton
Ayana
Carlo Ciardi Goes To The Chair
Carlo Ciardi was executed in Auburn N Y after four electric shocks totaling over a minute each. The condemned man, who killed Luigi Peral to obtain his saved funds, faced the chair calmly and showed no emotion as the sentence was carried out.
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Auburn
Carlo Ciard
Luigi Peral
Clardl
Clardi
Peral
Reading mourns victims of Bhrinara wreck in California
Funeral notices report seventeen Reading residents buried or to be laid to rest after the Honda California wreck on May 1. Public access to the cemetery is restricted and funerals continue with delegations expected from Philadelphia Ruffeln Chicago and Sleewbore for J Douglas Hipple and other victims.
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Lading
Honda
Cal
Philadelphia
Ruffeln
Chicago
Sleewbore
J. Douglas Hipple
iNustrious Ratentase
Raja T
Wedmenaio Pill Bk Stearredes
Egerning
O. Hoffedits
Temperance Assembly Focus On Home Mission Work
A Birmingham Alabama gathering of the temperance committee reviews church mission efforts including labor events immigration work on the canal and Indian outreach. The session emphasizes outreach across home churches and community programs.
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Birmingham
Als
Home Mission
Daughters of Liberty Meet Reported
A brief note highlights a gathering of the Daughters of Liberty. Details are limited in the readable text, but the event is identified by the group name and the word meet.
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Daughters of’ ‘Liberty
Four Die After Fire Destroys Lake Steamer Naqmi off Grand Haven
Fire aboard the Naqmi, sailing from Chicago, destroyed the passenger steamer near Grand Haven Michigan on May 1. Four crew members died from burns and J M Rhoades perished from injuries. Many passengers were saved after crew from other boats aided evacuations as flames reached water’s edge.
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Grand Haven
Mich
J.M. Rhoades
Itta
Savers! Peasengers
Arnst Te Creaby ‘Line
Fragmentary Market Report Skews Toward Mixed Early Gains
A partial OCR read of Wall Street activity notes mixed early movement with slight gains in some sectors. The text is garbled but suggests investors weighed incentives and commodity aspects amid shifting prices.
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Bayett
Irian
Buffste Utd
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Esared
Santisge Abel
James W. Alexander
China
Carlo Ciardi
STULL
Epuaaing Temperance
Satooh Leegus
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Gtate Council
Aabury Park
Iin
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Wall Street
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Burnham
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