New Record Attempt For Weston Mile Walk
Edward Payson Weston, at sixty eight, plans a twenty four hour walk from Philadelphia City Hall to New York City Hall with four physicians observing his condition. The goal is forty two miles to Jersey City and onward totaling about ninety two miles, aiming to beat his 25 year old best. Weston attributes endurance to temperate habits and will be accompanied by Drs. Smith and Taylor and others monitoring his health along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Payson Weston
Junties
Atlantic
City ‘Hall
Philadelphia
Jersey City
City Bell
New York
Weston
Phystetana
Vari Sere
Achilles Dalle
Gerey City
City Hall
Tal P. Mis
Ein
Oye
Weaton
Bob
Jis
Oo Famon
Portland
Chicago
White Weston
B. Smith
Robert Taylor
Adjourns In Respect To Dixon’s Memory
The New Jersey Supreme Court adjourned in respect to Justice Jonathan Dixon who died yesterday at Ei 5. Court will reconvene Monday as jurors are discharged. Judge Vail was informed by ex Senator W C Gebhardt of Hunterdon County who entered the courtroom during McCundress case at Public Service Corporation. P H Gilhooly and others paid tribute to the late jurist. Funeral details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Dixon
Tt Im Court
B.A. Weik
Ail
Henry
Circuit court notices and local advertisements in Vails counties
A fragmented notice page lists circuit court matters across Pasinic, Rex, Ocean, Mercer, Bergen, Hunterdon, Monmouth and other counties. Includes Dugan's advertisement and claims a prompt, careful service in legal announcements and local business notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VAIL
A.walte
Didge Ae
Pasinic
Resex
Ocean
Mercer
Bergen
Hunterdon
Middle
Monmouth
Pions
City Finance Committee Reviews Police and Fire Pay Hikes
A private meeting of the Finance Committee of City Council heard petitions from police and fire departments for higher pay. Mayor Berry attended as chairmen of petitioning committees stressed living costs and salary gaps. The specific increases were not set, but officials fear police raises could boost pay by about twenty five cents daily for most grades. The committee's report will be presented at the next council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finaérie Committee
Finance
Sauer
English
Nugent
Berry
Finance Committee
Ambassadors Dine as Washington Hosts Japanese Envoy
A social dinner in Washington brought together Russian ambassador and Baroness Rouen with Viscount Aoki, Japan’s new envoy, and his wife. The event, noting postwar tensions and historic rivalry, included Dutch minister and Mme Sekderen among attendees, highlighting fragile cordial ties between nations.
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Washington
Rouen
Viscount Aoki
Jopen
Kunsla
Netherlands
Mme. Sekderen
Beckendorf
Ybeth Rosen
Perce
Aetor
Steamship Gurning at Tilbury Under Fog and Fire
Fragmentary OCR reports a steamship at Tilbury in fog undergoing gurnings and fire, with garbled names including Tilbury and York. The text mentions a vessel around 5,000 tons and a British heading, but essential details are unreadable.
D A R Holds Closing Meeting For The Year
The Boudinot Chapter D A R met yesterday afternoon at the residence of E Gaylord Putnam 19 South Broad Street State vice regent and honorary regent Mrs Charles Edine Bren presided. The regent noted a large turnout and plans for next year’s organization work. The business meeting adjourned at 4 30 with refreshments served.
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D. A R
Boudinot
E. Gaylord Putnam
Gonth Broad Street
Charles Edine Bren
Boy Falls From Window Finds No Bone Injury
Joseph Solsman aged seven, son of Samuel Solaman of 1060 Magovia Avenue, fell from an open window at his home while playing. He landed about nine feet to the ground, was taken to General Hospital, and doctors reported no broken bones despite initial fears and minor bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Solsman
Sarmuel Solaman
Magovlia Avenue
General Hospital
Man Suffered Burns Saving Life at Factory Fire
William Huslanbeck, a Singer employee, burned his hands while trying to save a life during a Saturday night incident at the plant. He will be unable to work at Singer's for several days as his injuries are treated and he recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Huslanbeck
Iufneturiee
Thueleuibeck
Singer’s
Pope Pius X Jokes About Alarmist Reports
Rome May 3 Pope Pius X dismissed alarmist illness rumors about his health and the attack on him. He joked to visitors about the sensational reports, reassuring that he remains in good spirits and continuing duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope Pius X
Rome
Oper
Jacob Baur dies veteran German American citizen
Jacob Baur longtime Elizabeth resident and downtown meat market operator died at 177 Madison Avenue aged 74 years 10 months after three months ill. Born in Baden Germany he lived in Elizabeth sixty years, led local business and civic work as an Odd Fellows member and former exempt fireman. Funeral services to be conducted by the Odd Fellows order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Baur
City
Madison Avenue
Mer, Baur
Baden
Germany
Elizabeth
Firat Atreat
Fulton
Sam
Baur
Ma Avenue
Elport Lodge
Odd Fel
Est
Mil Batwaa
Willie Robins
Auburn
Ind
Western traction_company
Mra
Hand
Odd Fellows’ Order
Sflerpoon
Verdict Sets McCandless $435 in Linden Case
A Tennessee jury returned a verdict awarding Henry McCandless of Linden Serene $435 for injuries suffered when he was allegedly mishandled by a base conductor and motorman during an attempted ejection from a trolley car in September. The jury settled the dispute arising from the transfer fare incident and noted the damages awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TNS
Henry McCandleta
Linden Serene
CIA
Cjroch
McCaindress
Iar Ison
Republican Club Special Meeting Notice
Special meeting of the Republican Club announced for an evening session at Fifth and East Jersey. Members are urged to attend as leaders outline plans and dinner arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Club
East Jermey
Sas
Brooklyns Wall Paper Co in court dispute heard
Fragmentary OCR text shows a Brooklyn based paper company involved in a legal matter with unclear details. Names like T. Morrow and county references appear amid garbled phrases. The readables hint at a civil dispute or contract issue without concrete outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Objection to Central Railroad Plans Before Council Committee
The City Council special committee discussed proposed closure of Fifth Sixth and Seventy streets between Trumbull and York as part of a plan to abolish grade crossings. Voorhees and Isham opposed closing these streets. they own adjoining property and urged public interest favors viaducts with city funding. Proceedings adjourned to Thursday with railroad reps absent, and talks deferred pending clearer plan details.
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Central Railroad Company
Fifth
Sixth
Trumbull
York Strets
Oymer
The
Fnally
Connect
Schiller Street
Journal of Saturday
Foster M. Voorhees
H. H. Isham
Voorhees
United States
George Benbody- Wetmore
Rhode Ieland
Central Railroad
Isham
Schiller Streets
Bromd Street
Liege
Tiwae
York
New Auto Route Demo Between Elizabeth and Rahway
Members of East Jersey Motor and Transportation Company tested a new service by car from Elizabeth to Rahway and back via Linden Woodbridge and Roosevelt. The demonstration showed a faster, more comfortable ride with canopyed autos and planned half hour departures, fare five to ten to twenty cents, with baggage and express service.
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East Jersey Motor
Rahway
Kant Rahway
Roaxpvilt
Chromo
Sewaren
Boynton Beach
Woodbridge
Cimchos
Sery- SN
Taland
Ebarn
Uton Ieave
Elizabeth
Tar Linden
Roosevelt
Clarence Wineba
John P. Winans
J. W.H. Donaldson
Linden
J. Furber
Peter, Rrethera, Materss
Sl Wad
Terror in Choug ha district reported by General Malagia
Distric t inhabitants suffer terror and wholesale plundering in Chourha district as military commander General Malagia coordinates response. local reports describe widespread fear and disruptions amid ongoing unrest.
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Chougha
Tita
Tranmadcenta
May
Chourha
Malagia
Hoollenna
Board of Health set to amend liquor price ordinance
Jer ney City May 22 The Board of Health acted to amend the ordinance governing sale and distribution of fee or liquor pricing after Aldermen resolutions. The committee will draft the amendment to punish retail dealers charging extortionate prices by revoking licenses, with a report due at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerney City
Board of Health
Board of Aldermen
Jorgey City
Frederick Lambert
Prene Dent
Pines
Frank B. Gray
Zeigner
Delaney
Roma Dia
Market Summary With Mixed Trading Amid Delayed U S Notes
New York May traders faced uneven action as bonds held steady while equities showed volatility. A late session drop left the market irregular with prices in the rear of the pack, while government bonds and other goods posted little change. The session closed calm but unsettled after an over hour halt.
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New York
Hiern
Senator Burton Plans Appeal Amid Court Reactions
In Iron County Missouri a motion for a rehearing follows a Supreme Court adverse decision. Senator Joseph R Button and counsel Lohman requested delay as ex Senator Thurston acts for appeal and new counsel seeks to overturn a sentence. The report also mentions local notices of a charity concert and unrelated personal ads.
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Ton
Joseph R. Button
Iron County
Missouri
Supreme Court of the United States
Thurston
Babait
Lohman
St. Loula
Burto
Counse
Glucose Factory Explosion Rocks Shady Side
A sixteen inch steam pipe blast at the New York Glucom Company feed building in Shady Side caused partial collapse and a fire. One man killed, five missing, about forty injured. fire companies aided by naval crew from the Truxton.
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Shady Side
New York Glucom Company
Fira
Michael Russell
General Chemical Company
Patrick Lindeky
John Spudnick
John Cir
Juris
Michael Witchalat
Tony Proach
August Krueger
Daniel Sullivan
Fmen
Anton Accands
Repcuvre
Rneelly
Tives
North River
Tha Vonsister
Folr
Truxton
Trolley Crash Injures Several in Plainfield
Two passenger-filled trolley cars on West Fourth Street collided near a carnival injury count. The forward car’s trolley pole jumped an overhead wire, halting repairs as the second car struck a stranded car, badly breaking the rear platform.
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el “Spinhatdhay Amyea Aa
West Fourth Street
Fire damages several Ogden businesses in May blaze
A May blaze in Ogden destroyed parts of Gan houses at Twenty third and Washington and gutted the adjacent Burton Implement plant. George A Lowe hardware suffered extensive damage. One worker was injured as a wall collapsed. Loss estimated between 50 000 and 100 000 dollars. A coal yard and office at 1168 East Broad Street were also mentioned.
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Ogden
Utah
Burton Implement
Washington Streets
George A. Lowe
William Ida
Labighy
Thorn
East Broad Street
Corner Chestnut
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Delphia
Gotham
Phila
Delo
Dixon
Union County Court
ELIZ
Commercial College
Fepogl Beinatee Fauna Vevere
Dugan
Jobo FF
Ad Street
McClookay & Graham
Tebbardt's
Cate
Marl Tests
Elie Bale Mane
Sinatra
Dines
Japan
Ennai
Tilbury
City of York
Foglant
NEW Jergey Odd Fellows
Emil F
Ain
Fraea
Fondant
Thie
Hakel Mildred Anbbey
Hazel Mildred Ashbey
Frank L
Florence E. Ashbey
Mr. and
Aince Rita Livers
Tritia
Union Street
Charlve
Hans Charles Haas
Fifth Street
Hass
Carpenters’ Union
Mayam
Roosevelt Auto
C. RR
Voorhees and Isham
Warriors
J. R
Sacar
Freak Seed
Epetially
IGE Dealers
Derasy City
Poote & Compacy
Bklyo Rapid
West
Cantrel Ave
Central
Rey
B. A
Readin Indy Inal Lia
Rock Telbec
Routhern
Southern
Texas Pacific Union Pacific
U. BY
Wabaal Pitt
Burton
Turdey
Wieldea Bolter
Fulton Street
Shadyside
Gars
Plainfield
Ogden, Utah
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