Train Killed Old Soldier George Culver 78
George Culver aged 78 Civil War veteran of Company K 28th New Jersey was instantly killed while walking on a dock road near Elizabethport. The incident occurred with witnesses John J Dekar and Moe Cabe on the track. Culver’s brother and connections are named in the report, with funeral arrangements to be held from the county bad grant.
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George Culver
28Th Regiment
New Jareey
Moe Cabee
Baltimore
Keane
Martin
Schmitt
Strun Hit
Eatoa
Rogers
Culver Has & Brother
Joe Pleasant
Major Ray
Grant
Fragmentary Prose From Obscure State Commotion
A garbled OCR passage references Springfield and New Jersey figures, a top hat statue, and military imagery. It mentions readiness for a date, the cost of 2800 dollars, and scattered phrases about soldiers, farmers, and fighting grounds, but lacks coherent details or a clear narrative.
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Springfield
New Jersey
Fire Insurance Directors Elect New Officers in Union County
At the station meeting of directors in Union County, officers were elected: Horning as president Cant Evia as secretary and treasurer Tag Frenk as executive committee member. Names Henry A. Jane Henry Schmidt Charles J. Femeen and Jacob appear among attendees.
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Alan Cammy
France
Horning
Evia
Tag
Frenk
Henry A
Jane Henry Schmidt
Eel
Poot
Polish Societies May Take Part In June Parade
Readable remnants show Polish societies invited to join a June parade. About 200 organizations are expected to participate, including named groups such as the Ranstonlation Me hardote Fociety and the Kagimiers, with timing by a local organizing body.
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Kagimiers
Central Beef Note of Trenigence Incomplete
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a note about beef and trenite while mentioning prior actions. Details are unclear, with several garbled words preventing identification of people, places, or events.
Fon Protection At Grade Crossing Project Update
An obscure note references a road safety effort at a grade crossing. It mentions a company, a planned project, and steps to eliminate hazards near Elimabathport, with focus on protection measures and schedule.
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Company
Plese
de Ban Rall
Elimabathport
Juror Search Tangles in Fall Court Scene
The case involves Anthony Phillips of Plainfield suing Publis Ser for damages from injuries after a trolley car collision on October 30, 100M while driving. Process papers ran out and officers attempted service with five outriders, delaying action in the court.
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Anthony
Phillips
Pajnfeld
Cire Court
Plainfield
Trouble over music at Junior Order event
A committee from the Junior Order of American Mechanics deliberates with the minstrel committee and parade committees over music concerns for the battle-day event.
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Order of Aunertone Mechanics
Minstcians
Holdman to face inquiry in city city
Unclear OCR text implies a notice that Heldman will be brought to the city to answer charges or questions. The readable fragments suggest a formal summons or appearance requirement connected to a legal matter.
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Heldman
Charles Kelly 84 Dies After Illness At Home
An obituary notes Charles Kelly, aged 84, died at home after a long illness. He lived many years in the area and was a respected widower with ties to the community. The notice mentions his religious affiliation and status among church members, reflecting a life devoted to faith and service.
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Charles Ellig
Charles Kellly
Ian Bo’ Han
Thie
Former Free Delivery Chief Machen Pleads Guilty
Washington and district court records show former Post Office free delivery superintendent Augustine W Machen pleads guilty to conspiracy to defraud the government tied to sales of letter carrier supplies. He seeks mercy, asks for light sentence after declaring no influence on bid committees but admits interest in profits. two years added to term expected.
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Washington
D. C
W. Machen
Siene
Post Office “Department
George 5. Lorenz
Toledo
Joe G. Crawford
Machen
Wright
Attack on Sheriff and deputy over levy incident
Sheriff Coriell and Deputy Petar Weaver attempted a levy at Ramiel McMahon's house for Augusta Brunson's claim on a rent arrears. Mrs McMahon confronted them, seized a hot flatiron, and charged at the officers as the confrontation escalated on Saturday afternoon.
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Coriell
Petar
Weaver
Ramiel McMahon
Augustua Brunson
First National Bank
Fercely
Penny's First Boat ATM Paybook AA in New Jersey
A fragmented note mentions Penny and a boat ATM and a New Jersey reference. The readable parts are limited and do not establish a clear event, date, or named organizations beyond Penny and New Jersey. The item seems like a brief, unresolved snippet rather than a full report.
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Penny
New Jersey
Ty Dodk
Launching of a pile driver hull at Ser Sem Dry Deck
A shipyard in Ser Sem has launched the pile driver hull for the new dry deck bridge build. The project involves deck work and structural units with crews detailing the launch and expected milestones.
John Brown May Recover From Injuries After Crash
John Brown of Mary street and Monroe, Newark, was injured when his car left the road on a trip from Newark to this city Sunday night. He was treated at City Hospital Newark and remained in care. Brown, 65, had 1.80 dollars with him and was found with minor internal injuries and a fractured something. Police indicate uncertainty about the exact nature of the damage and whether the proceeding removal was completed.
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Tedey
City Hospital
Newark
John Brown
Mary Street
Monroe
Wyewer
Iir
Brown
Alec
Lyme
Ician
Fine for health code violation tied to odorous cargo
John Spencer, twenty five, of Newark, was fined for violating health code after health officer stopped his heavy box wagon on Elizabeth avenue this morning. The driver faced accusations linked to dripping malodorous hide trimmings, with details cut off in the report.
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Johnn Spencer
Bor
Newark
Elizabeth Avenue
Richards
Otras
Mt Os
Fine Concert by the Lieder Tafel in Newark
A concert at Quinn's ball featured the Lieder Tafel with tenor William Wahle and other members. Wahle sang The Children on the Rhine and other pieces under Prof. Wahl's direction, receiving praise for accurate rendering and spirited performance.
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THE
Lieder Tafel
Quinn
Shang Weal Vom Te Slovan
Tisdertat See Vervingte
Newark
Wiliam Wahle
Ates Rhine
Ainger
Magurka
Oki
Paul Roch
Peort
Wahl
Case Against Central Given to the Jury
Mrs Stein sues for 20000 damages over the death of her instant at the Dunellen depot on Day 1003. Trial began this morning with testimony about the Central Railway Company and the circumstances of the fatal incident.
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Central
Mary E
Central Railr
Stein
Dunellen
Offered Superintendency In Breaford Clerk Witemm
Lor Erwand Clare Ou of Breaford Vaneas has offered the position of superintendent. Clark Ci Jewup was among several candidates discussed at Mc A in Sem.
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Erwand
Clare OU
Wittem Veesup
Breaford
Vaneas
Ee Clark
Ci Jewup
Japs Lose in Skirmish as Kaulbars Resigns Command
A May dispatch from Guocholing Manchuria reports a serious skirmish near the Russian front where Russians defeated Japanese forces driving them south. General Kaulbars relinquishes command while Admiral Parengo is assigned to the Fourth Battle Fleet as Russia concentrates on the Far East. Kawilbers sick and returning to the mainland.
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Parengo
Fourth Battle Fleet
Petersburg
Guocholing
Manchuria
Linievitch
Kaulbars III
Kawibers
St. Petersburg
Fritts Seeks $5,000 Damages in Pa Injury Suit
Attorney for Dr. Fritte filed a claim seeking five thousand dollars in damages for injuries alleged to have been received by him at Jake Ariel, Pennsylvania, on July 20.
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Dr. Fritte
Jake Ariel
Elizabeth Schools Contest For Pupils 1M Details
A public contest in Elizabeth Schools invites pupils to answer twenty questions on a local topic. The winner’s selection will be published and prizes awarded in a celebration noted in the Journal.
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Elizabeth
Stamon
Elizabethtown
Elizabeth Elks Visit Rahway for Bowling Contest
Elizabeth Elks toured Rahway with a brass band and banquet after a bowling contest. The visitors defeated the Rahway lodge members with a score of 1,131 to 1,131, then held a banquet to conclude the event.
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Rahway
Eiki
Fire in Camden Destroys Town Goods and Property
A Camden fire caused extensive damage to metal goods and other property valued around forty thousand dollars. Officials say the blaze damaged multiple buildings and disrupted early morning operations. Investigators work to determine the cause as residents assess losses and begin cleanup.
Constables Target Delinquent Poll Tax Payors
Four constables search for delinquents who have avoided poll tax payments. Citizens urged to settle at the tax office. those unpaid face enforcement as wartime exemptions and removal rules are reviewed. After abatements, manufacturers will be visited to register employees.
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Elizabeth
Booming Fisk to Succeed Jos Cross in State Senate
Pisinfeld May 29 Politicians discuss former Mayor Charles J Fisk as a likely successor to Judge Joseph Cross in Union County. The carnival crowd of about 8 000 heard Andrew McCardell promote the idea, signaling a spirited bid in the political early stage.
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Pisinfeld
Charles J. Fisk
Joseph Cross
Union County
Tra Spenser
Andrew McCardell
Death claims Mrs. Livermore at Melrose home
Mary A. Livermore, known author and activist, died at her Melrose home after a brief illness with bronchitis. She had long campaigned against slavery and supported women’s rights, passing away around early morning.
Mayors and factions signal break with established power
A fragmented report cites movements led by individuals named Smythe and Coptalle amid a push to sever ties with a dominant political machine. The text implies a positive stance toward ending the Republicum regime and hints at severe consequences for supporters.
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David ‘Smythe
le Entety
Peter Coptalle
Aixsetse Et Gub
Republicum
Gaa
Cock-Fight and Bull-Dog Fight Reported Near Rahway
County authorities note two animal combats held near Rahway and Elizabeth on Sunday afternoon. Spectators from Elisabeth watched while Rahway participants faced injuries in the gamecock bout and bulldog clash.
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Rahway
Eilzabeth
Ditching Work to Begin on Meadows Drainage
The Bartages start ditching the meadows near Newark to drain the area beyond the old racetrack. Otler Richards stated that work would begin today on the section beyond the racetrack and proceed south and west as fast as possible.
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Bartages
Stertoet
Newark
Otler Richards
Steinberg Sues Public Service Over Publication Case
Jacob Manele sues over a public publication case in Peay Court, alleging a plain fee dispute with the defendant. The suit centers on a misstatement or omission in the publication and seeks redress for the alleged $200 Ved. The matter involves the Public Service entity and seeks legal remedy for the fee claim.
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Steinberg
the Public Service
Jacob Manele
Ageiat
Postal Telegraph Opens New Cables Amid Dutch East India Links
A partial excerpt reports Postal Telegraph Company launching new cables with mentions of Dutch East Indies connections. Names appear garbled, but the item signals infrastructure expansion and corporate links.
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Postal Telegraph
Postal Telegraph Company
Haa
Dia Isenta
Parade plans rise on Staten Island as June celebration looms
Reports from the general committee overseeing the anniversary of Elimbethtown reveal growing plans for a major parade in Staten Island. Subcommittees report brisk activity, with Unity Company No. 8 and Captain P. Shanson leading two troops, while invitations chair Colonel Online advances progress. Assemblyman Edward Coyne is among officials listed.
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Elizabeth
Jume
Elimbethtown
Thantenton
Edward
Coyne
Shale
Wall Street Faces New Tort Spill In Market Turmoil
A fresh legal action dominates Wall Street as a new tort case surfaces amid ongoing market volatility. Investors seek recourse as brokerage houses confront repercussions from widespread stock instability and regulatory scrutiny intensifies.
Shoe News Delivers Jumbled Promises for Thursday
Fragment suggests a shoe retailer or column with elided text about elvring options, Tues/Thurs events, and on site possibilities. Readable bits mention Welanedar and Fhusesay with unclear actions or locations. Details are too garbled to confirm names, dates, or outcomes.
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