Midnight Wedding via Lunchwagon in New Jersey Street Scene
A midnight elopement occurred at Flynn’s Lunch Wagon on Fireeth and Rahway avenues where Beatrice Grierson and Lloyd Smith, both from Rutherford, married by a traveling preacher from Wilmington, Delaware. Edward Flynn and James Sheridan witnessed as relatives arrived in a breakneck auto pursuit. The ceremony ended with the couple driving off in an automobile, followed by a second car carrying relatives.
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Fireheth and
Rahway Avenues
Wilmington
Del
Beatrice Grierson
Lloyd Smith
Rutherford
Edward Flynn
Wituveses
Janes Sheridan
Elopers
Flynn
James Sheridan
Rahway Avenue
Join Gaines
Delaware
Gaines
Tata
Relief contribution from R R men reported in city records
Mayor Berry received a relief contribution of 9610 75 from R R men delivered by T J Woodring and Dr Piet representing the reborn Tailroad Company. The treasurer’s report notes prior relief totals and subsequent remittance to California totaling 87265 81 received by the mayor and 810 73 noted from G E van Vogphin of Bay.
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Berry
P. J. Ryan
T. J. Woodring
Central Railroad
Dr. Piet
G. E. van Vogphin
Bay
California
Banquet Invitation From Assemblyman SooNe in New Jersey
A fragment mentions an assemblyman SooNe hosting or attending a banquet in New Jersey with references to local venues and participants. It notes a date around late May and lists institutions such as ELIZ. COMMERCIAL COLLEGE and Doreen priest, plus names like Lognei and Bickes, in a crowd of unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SooNe
New Jersey
Amarin
Stratford
Weston Makes Fast Pace on Philadelphia to New York Walk
Edward Payson Weston, famed long distance pedestrian, reached Trenton at 7.46 am during his attempt to cover Philadelphia to New York in 24 hours. He walked about four miles per hour, aiming to duplicate a 43 year old record. Weston arrived via the lower Delaware River bridge and crossed through Warren Street, planning to reach Tricenteth by this evening.
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Trenton
Edward’ Payson Weston
Philadelphia
New York
Weaton
Weston
Lower
Delaware River
Warren Street
Thia Siy
Young slot meter thieves arrested in late-year spree
A gang of youths ages 10 to 14 admitted robbing over fifty slot meters in the past year, with one meter yielding more than 89. Gustave Spader and Pater Benkovitch were arrested on a warrant. Will iam Brokes and Ignatz Botsky cases referred to Juvenile Court while Stokes and Spader were sent to Waterboroag school.
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Pat Yenr
Gustave Spader
Pater Benkovitch
Edward
Morrin
127 Court
Street
William Brokes
Ignatz Botsky
Deloré
RFE
Howe Wnd
Stokes
Spader
Wateeobaig
White
Court adjourns in respect to the deceased jurist
A court, honoring the memory of a distinguished jurist, adjourned proceedings until the following morning. The move reflected solemn respect within the state’s judicial community, with no further action taken at that hour.
Obituary for Mrs. Mary A. Blackfan of Trenton
Mrs. Mary A. Blackfan widow of Ona r y yesterday for residence 207 East State Street Trenton born in Washington DC daughter of Dr T and Mary N Watkins one of Maryland's oldest families. Survived by three daughters Miss Blackfan Mrs Robert F Stockton and Mrs Charlie E Hewitt. two other daughters died earlier. Active in church and charitable work. funeral Friday at 4 o'clock at her late residence.
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M.A. Biyoxton
Mary A. Blackfan
East State Street
Treston
Mra. Blackfan
Washington,d. C
Dr. T
Mary N. Watkins
Maryland
Marings
Hore
Fefferson Avenue Property Note Fragment
Partial OCR reading shows a block of lines referencing Fefferson Avenue, Tal, and numbers 10W and 10 SOU. The readable items suggest a property or street address fragment likely from a local notice or listing, with unclear surrounding context. The text lacks a complete event or action but preserves place names and numeric markers.
County Board of Tax Named In Union County
The new Board of Equalization of Taxes for Union County comprises Caleb C. Pollard of Morris County, Mulford M. Scudder of Westfield, and Frederic Hamlin Andrews of Plainfield. Scudder, a Democrat, and Pollard and Andrews as Republicans, bring varied backgrounds in politics business and community service to the panel.
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Board of Equalization of
Union County
Caleb C. Pollard
Mulford Marale Scudder
Weatfield
Frederic Hamlin Andrews
Plainfield
Pollard
Andrews
Scudder
Hatham
Morris
Thomes
Morris Avenue
Tite
Grimaty
Aer Weteore Eines
Ano
Thair
Tan
Alwaye
Tut
Mower
Mulford Marsh
Wealfeld
New York
Weilfield
I Hamlin Andrews
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Pon
New York Produce Exchange
Crescent Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Northfield
Masa
John Boyd Avis
Gloucester
Gilhooly Seeks U S Senate Bid Against Dryden in Jersey
Democratic sources report former judge Gilhooly will announce a Senate candidacy challenging Senator John F. Dryden in New Jersey. Campaigns aim to mobilize delegates across cities and towns ahead of September primary, with party leaders urging unity and reformist positions on ownership and franchise issues.
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Ation Couinstl George
Record
Jersey City
United States
John F. Dryden
Corporation Counsel Record
New Jersey
Yilagen
Marion
Dryden
New Dgrang
James E. Martine
The
Cicero
HL. Gilhooly
Colby
Republican Party
Democratic Pay
Martine
Senator Colby
Democratia
ChaFlan
John Mina
Don
P. J. Gilhooly
Hata
Othera
Willy
Bestecher
Plivabeth Tewyes
Colby Law Republican
Howe
Pereoply
Colby-elament
Talon
DUGAN'S ANNOUNCEMENT Begins With Brief Teaser
An unclear OCR excerpt hints at a public notice or speech from Dugan. The readable words mention Begt mer and a brief statement, but essential details, dates, and concrete actions are missing due to garbled text. Further legible text is needed to extract entities and a coherent event summary.
Indictment for Dr Frank Brouwer in Mrs Brouwer death
The article reports an indictment for murder against Dr Frank Brouwer related to the death of Mrs Brouwer. It claims two poisoning attempts occurred, with testimony from relatives and a physician who signed the death certificate citing Brights disease. The sheriff seeks the doctor, and questions arise about arsenical poisoning and cholera symptoms.
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Toma River
Justice Hom Afk Nonghing Nero
Frank Brouward
Kinwie
Evidehor
American Agent Wheatly Arrested Reported in Canada
Washington May 23 Special Agent William F Wheatly of the United States customs service has been arrested in Nova Scotia according to a Treasury dispatch. The message suggests Canadian officials connected him to a smuggling case and indicates his trial or handling abroad.
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Washington
Secretary of Treasury
Shaw
Naves
Nova Scotia
William F. Wheatly
United States Customs Service
Wheatly Himasif
Cintoma
Terrible cyclone devastates Soller province in Spain
Madrid reports a terrible cyclone that has struck the province of Soller causing extensive damage. The disaster is described as severe with large scale destruction and disruption across the area. Local authorities have begun assessments and relief coordination.
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Soller
Madrid
Spain
Beers
Meekins Undertaking Parlors Move to New Building
Funeral director J. A. Meekins has relocated to a new facility at 122 Elisabeth Avenue near Holy Rosary Church. The edifice includes mortuary parlors, a morgue, chapel and show rooms. Meekins, in business for 55 years, trained at the Embalmer’s School and opens the new site May 20.
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J. A. Meekins
Elisabeth Avenue
Holy Rosary Church
Meekins
Thinty
Ards
al ‘ Holy Rosary Church
Terranova Appears Before Alienists In Murder Trial
New York May 23 Following Terranova confession after three hours on the stand in the murder trial of her aunt Justice Scott presiding a number of insanity experts testified this morning for the defense arguing psychical epilepsy as a plea The prosecution will present counter testimony on hereditary mental taint and the alleged voices that influenced her to kill The experts claim the disorder could prevent violent action while the defense seeks to show mental illness under the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joeaphing Terranova
Scott
Supreme Court
Tien
Pr. Britton W. Evans
Ovary Hospital For the
Buling
Graeme W. Tammond
Thean Alieniste
Aly Bam
Crazy Man in Paterson Streets
May 24 A 28 year old man who allegedly robbed Léonard Nurrington fled to Public Street and was detained by police. He answered incoherently and claimed the name Marrington. Clothing showed letters spelling Marrington, a clothier, and telegrams were sent to Frederick Norlket treating. Further details awaited.
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Patpfym
Léonard Nurrington
Publin'Rehoat
Muiry Street
Lade Marrington
Wen
Marrington
Treat
Frederick
Rick
Four Horses Burned in Brooklyn Stable Fire
A stable behind 3 Skillman Street Brooklyn caught fire just after midnight May 23 burning four horses owned by Samuel Liebman of 1 Skillman Street. Police officer John D. Dartland of Flushing Avenue station reported the blaze and alarm. Firefighters recovered two horses owned by J McGee of 3 Skillman Street but Liebman’s animals perished due to rapid flames. Firefighters worked to prevent spread to adjacent properties.
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New York
Grerg
Skillman” Street
Brooklyn
Gidney Aewre Bedfan
Samuel Liehmnan
Skillmantreet
John D. Dartland
Flunbingvenue
Count Sol Sky Removed From Empire Council Presidency
St Petersburg May 23 Count Sol Sky has been relieved of the presidency of the Council of the Empire. The removal came at his own request due to ill health.
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Council of the Empire
St. Petersburg
Sol Sky
Council
Mrs Jefferson Davis Relapses in New York Hotel
New York May 23 The condition of Mrs Jefferson Davis deteriorated with a chill and signs of heart failure. Dr R H Eylie was summoned and her fainting heart was temporarily steadied. Her daughter Mrs J Addison Haven of Colorado Springs and other relatives remain with the patient.
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New York
Jefferson Davis
Gerard
R. H. Eylie
Henrik Ibsen Dead in Norway on May 13
Norwegian dramatist Henrik Ibsen died in Skien at 78 after a long illness. Born March 20, he rose from hardship with Ole Bull’s help and created his seminal works Brand and Peer Gynt while in Rome. He spent his final years in Christinia.
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Christians
Norway
Henrike Thien
Thsen
Skien
Amall
Christiana
Ole Bull
Brand
Peer Gynt
Rome
Wenle
German Vice Consul Shot In Panama News Report
Boras reports in Panama that A Cannich German vice consul and United Fruit cashier was killed. The fragment mentions a German consul and a half-breed figure, with unclear details about the assailant Beckman. The wording is garbled but indicates a violent incident affecting German diplomatic personnel.
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Boras
Torn
Panama
A. Cannich
United Fruit. Com
Beckman
Osu
Roosevelt Borough elects Joseph A. Herman mayor by 14 votes
Roosevelt voters chose Joseph A. Herman mayor over Edwin Quinn by 14 votes amid the creation of a new Roosevelt borough formed from Carteret Chrome and East Relway. Herman led with Citizens ticket while Quinn backed Independents. total 641 votes with 204 for Herman and 143 for Quinn.
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Roosevelt
Joseph
Herman
Edwin
Quinn
Citicene
Quing
Joseph A. Herman
Charles A. Hrady
Thomas Devereux
John K. Bryan
Herman Gerke
Christian Wishback
William Radley
Patrick Demetra
Robert Jeffries
Carteret, Chrome
East Relway
Esater
Sand Wan Ts
Gaekwar of Baroda Doing Washington Visit
Washington May 23 His highness the Gaekwar of Baroda accompanied by Mrs Gaekwar and a retinue of servants arrived from New York last night. He will perform the regulation ceremonial visit then proceed to Boston Chicago and St Louis to meet officials and public figures during his tour in the United States.
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Washington
Gankwer-Mabaraje
Baroda
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Czar's Soldiers Refuse Ball Cartridges for District Duty
In Kurek Russia on May 23 soldiers of the Chagait Regiment about to be sent to country districts to quell agrarian troubles refused to carry ball cartridges. The mutiny reflects growing unrest among troops summoned away from home regions.
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Kurek
Russia
Tas
Chagait
Wall Street News From May Market Day
The New York market showed strength in the flat hour with coal shares favored and early buying balancing short covering. Trading later saw declines in government bonds and mixed activity as London buyers pursued Aslam Pacific and Reading while gains faded and volumes contracted.
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New York
London
Aslam
Pacific
Reading
Odeyerlon
Thefours
Bonda
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Negro Miniater
R. R. Men
Elizabethport_ Shop
Frleco
Jamesburg Industria School
Susan Berrty
Susan Berry
Sae Oear
St. Petrick’s Church
Morni Poe
Walter
Walter Edward Babet
Pr. x
Fefferson
Tal
Sou
Union. County Board For Tax Equalization
Mulford M. Scudder
Westfleta
Elizabeth
G. G. Pollard and
F.H. Andrews
Westfield
Thorhes Hanne Tsiked
Frederick H. Andrews
Pleinfsid
P. H. Gilhooly
Wiltenbéth
E. K. Tucker
Ablyman Rindt Parkins
Airodas Genies
Dugan
DR. Brouwer
Toms River
Wheatly
Nova Bootla
A. Meeking
Ula Upper Lehi Lee
A. Ae Toone
East Broad Street
Chestnut
Yen
Gedharat
Beth
Maerlein
Aaron
Tobi
Paterson
Marchant
Count Solsky
Henrik Ibsen Deag
New Borough
Gaekwar
Capitol
Czar
Wall Street
Tove
York
Scoek
Hiab
Lew
LPM
Ohio
Nashville
Milanouri
West
N.Y
Japan
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