Unrequited Love Tragedy Ends in Firearm Death
A 41 year old man, Huber, shot 18 year old Mina Kramer at Beoteh Pisin, then fled to the Wachang Mountains where he shot himself and died. The incident followed his pursuit of Kramer, who rejected him and sought protection from her guardian family. No further details available due to fragmented reporting.
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Bishop O'Connor Dedicates Hospital Opening at East Broad Street
The new SE Elizabeth Hopital on South Broad and Pearl streets, formerly the Albee property and near the late C. C. Moore residence, will open tomorrow with a 2 o'clock ceremony. Patients expected by June 1 as construction completes. Instruments donated by a New York City woman aiding the hospital.
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John Foley killed on the Newark Bay Bridge
John Foley, the bridge tender on the Newark Bay bridge of the Central Railroad at New Jersey, was crushed to death last night when the bridge ends closed on him while he inspected the lock. He lived at Thirty seventh Street and Newark Bay and his body was taken to his home at Fifty first Street, Bayonne.
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Obituary for Leonard Wainwright Pope and John V. Rash
Obituary notes Leonard Wainwright Pope former city resident and John V. Rash aged 60 plus. Pope linked to early life in Tinacphn and Freemasonry hall interment at Masonic Cemetery. Rash formerly a downtown engineer and foreman, widower with two children, services held at Masonic Hall and Deepens Cemetery.
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Fire destroys Glazebrook-Rumford School at Westminster Avenue
Fire reported at 1 05 am damaged the Glazebrook Rumford School at 342 Westminster Ave. The building and contents were largely destroyed while adjoining Ransom family quarters suffered smoke damage. Miss Rumford woke to smoke and alerted Miss Glazebrook, aiding in evacuations as flames spread through the first floor.
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ThA STORES SPECIALS Pure tote sales
Fragmentary OCR reads a local shopping notice about tote bag specials advertised by a store. The readable portion mentions discounts and product type but lacks complete details or dates. The item appears to be a brief consumer notice with limited context and no identifiable organization.
Fire in Carpet Beating Works at Salathe Establishment
Fire broke out in the northeast portion of Charles L Salathe's establishment on Washington Avenue in Brest, damaging a carpet beating shop and upholstery area. The building, owned by Mark D Wilson, suffered about $10 damage, with most items insured. Salathe, who had recently taken over, could not explain the blaze, and investigators will await insurer adjustment. A barber shop on the first floor and a cellar fire in a nearby Dougherty estate property are noted. fire engines responded.
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Boat Owners Plan Naval Parade Meeting
Boat owners planning the naval parade met Saturday night at William Laurie's cafe in Front and Marval Streets to discuss plans for June 8. Many prospective entrants could not attend and no definite decisions were made.
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Marval
District Court Quarters Near Readiness Move Near Court House
District Court's new quarters are nearly ready with the next session scheduled in the newly set areas. The move to the new court house quarters near Lakes Place will be completed for the upcoming proceedings.
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Fragmentary Local Notice from Washington Street Area
Incomplete OCR reads like a local street notice or news snippet with references to Washington Street and Latin names. The readable fragments suggest a closed entrance situation and a nearby landmark, but the text is too garbled to determine exact action, date, or authority.
Atlantic wins Kaiser cup race off Scilly Isles
The three masted schooner Atlantic owned by Wilson Marshall of the New York Yacht Club, Capt. Charles Barr commanding, defeated ten rivals to claim the Kaiser cup. The victory, achieved ahead of schedule, breaks the yacht record previously held by Endymion in 1901, with Atlantic finishing after a remarkable voyage from New York to the Scilly Isles.
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Gala Night for Knights of Pythias in Tyre Hall
AML preparations completed for a gala event by three focal lodges. Knights of Pythias expect over 1,000 delegates from across the state to attend in Tyre Hall tonight.
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Successful graduates at Broad Street commercial building
Dr L L Joslyn succeeds Dr Stork as dentist at 20 Spring Street. The notice, written in garbled terms, promotes wine and liquors while referencing graduates and successors and urges restraint on whisky.
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Togo claims victory in decisive naval clash
Tokyo reports Admiral Togo's fleet destroyed Russian ships and captured prisoners after a major battle with Admiral Rodjestvensky's squadron. Russian vessels Borodine and others sunk. over 2,000 prisoners taken. fate of Rodjestvensky unknown. diplomatic fallout noted in Washington and St. Petersburg.
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Wall Street Notes on Market Shifts and Bond Trading
A fragmentary Wall Street report highlights stock fluctuations and a jump in Japanese bonds. It notes gains in government bonds, foreign exchange moves to London, and cautious shifts in American markets amid uncertain trading sentiment.
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