Printing error in ward ballots sparks election irregularities
The report describes misprinted ballots in the Third ward where "Senator" appeared instead of "Cherit TM Above Woodruff's Neme." Chair Frank H. Smith notified authorities as misprints were found on ballots for Edward Nugent and Noah Woodruff. Clerks and printers investigated at the county election office under Calvert and Zener Norman, with ballots prepared for recount.
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Cherit
Woodruff
Neme
Waa
Frank H. Smith
Bela Bikde
Petater
Edward Nugent
Noah’ Woodruff
Calvert
Ryti Zener
Norman
Accompan
Fon
Morris Avenue Trolley Line Progress in City
The Morris Avenue trolley line from the city into Summit and Springfield advances slowly. The Summit line section is finished with limited temporary sleepers to Mosker Inn. The Elizabeth end group works near Morris Street preparing for the line toward the Mosker Inn. A curved track from Cherry Street was sourced from Hoboken but not yet installed. Labor is delayed by property owners' demands as the company seeks access to land.
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Summit
Springfeld
Mosker Inn
Elizabeth End
Suet
Morris
Canvict Inne
Morris Avenue
Pela
Meeker Inn
Cherry Street
Rum
Cers
Alisabeth
Parteriaat Ia
Genecamentionnes
Republican W. Nichol to be alert after election shifts
Fragmented OCR notes suggest Republican W. Nichol will be alerted as party dynamics shift with possible gains for Republicans across counties. Mentions include references to the Board and State offices, with unclear names and dates.
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Rederick
Nichtel
Ihayor
Hallonky
Bey
Ublicans
Petit and
Howe
Pittsburg Voters Riot Report Highlights Election Tensions
Fragmentary text describes Pittsburg voters in an election riot with references to turnout and local tensions. The garbled material mentions early large voting and surrounding boroughs, hinting at cases and reactions but lacks clear names or concrete details.
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Pittsburg
Ater
Rome
Fragmentary Political Note From New York City
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Washington, McClellan, Hearst, and Republicans with scattered figures like 20 to 100. It references New York City, trotting leads, and an unclear list of names and events, offering no coherent narrative or outcome.
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Weersley
McClellan
Hearst
Trina Ole
New York City
Wirane
Ohio
Ted
Bloodshed Feared as Kentucky Race Sparks Tense Fight
Fragmented text describes a heated political contest in Kentucky between Democratic leaders and Fusion elements. Vague references mention a struggle for power, with polling figures and candidates like Sena Blackburn noted amid a charged atmosphere.
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Kentucky
Loni
Democratia
Tenty
Bustinens
Appeal Denied in Cassie Ychadwick Case
An appellate court denies Cassie Ychadwick's appeal in a civil or criminal matter, leaving lower court ruling intact and resolution pending further action by the parties. The decision underscores ongoing litigation stakes and potential next steps for Cassie Ychadwick and involved parties.
Voter turnouts rise as weather favors polls in mayoral race
New York voters flocked to the polls on an ideal election day as the mayoralty contest and District Attorney race drew intense interest. By 8 a.m. the polls opened and by 6 p.m. the city reported strong turnout with many streets noting early voting and a police presence at several stations amid occasional incidents.
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New York
William ‘Travers Jerome
Knickerbocker
Will Cloge
Sen
Henry
Gowers
Pasa
Oe Hospital
Argesta
O. Jawn
Seni Nivel
Mirec
Band Road
Seeteo Apt
Toreat
Wat Alec
Nooh Wate
Hoon
Pagmeee
Fyrat
Vail
Coriell to retire from office next week
Brief, unclear notice indicates Coriell plans retirement from public office next week. Uncertain terms and names beyond Steck Cort appear in fragmented text. Further readable details are unavailable in the provided snippet.
Polish Girl In Gas Leak Found Insensible At Court Street Home
A Polish worker about 20 years old, employed by Otto butcher, was found insensible in her room on Court Street after a gas leak. She had retired at 10:30 pm and could not speak English. She remained unconscious at 1 pm. Transported to Elizabeth General Hospital.
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Katie Matruch
George
Otto
Court Street
Elizabeth Genral Hopital
Wanderings of a Young Girl Amid City Searches
A fragmentary tale describes a girl orphaned after a railroad wreck, traveling with her aunt Roberta in the city. They search for her father, with Mahon and others providing conflicting leads and a tense pursuit unfolding amid adversity and ambiguity.
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Roberta
Mahon
Uties
S. Abe
Fire at Tomak theatre kills thirty reformers
Berlin reports from a Russian revolutionary party branch describe a white hot blaze at a Tomak theatre where 30 reformers were trapped and burned as they attempted to flee through the doors. Casualties exceed those crushed in the rush.
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Berlin
Russian Revolutionary Party
Tomak
Russia
Ieee Wrst
BaPdeh Home
Bloody Election Day In Philadelphia Seethes With Violence
Philadelphia experiences a violent election day as two murders occur and hundreds of prisoners are held. Mayor Weaver assumes control of the police, pledging to maintain order with nearly 2,000 special officers. Voter intimidation and arrests widen, with polling places closed or protected by courts.
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Philadelphia
Mille
Weaver
Po Nce
Raneata
Veteranss Serenten
Samuel G. “Maloney
James Fealey
James Carey
E Tater
Bregg
Peter
President Roosevelt Votes at Oyster Bay in Election Visit
President Roosevelt returned to Oyster Bay to vote, arriving at the station amid neighbors and a waiting carriage. A crowd welcomed him as he greeted supporters before heading to the train for the next leg of his voting day movements.
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Oyster Bay
N. Ys
Roosevelt
Bagamore Hill
Nosh Zaman
Imogine
Nada Fe
Ube
Fae Weikingan
Matelvania
Stonn
Sas
Ty Melew Roonevelt
Island Railroad Submitters Polling Trip Plan
Fragmentary OCR mentions a presidential trip to the polling place and Washington with a quoted amount 9.91 and a reference to Island Railroad. No clear names, dates, or places readable.
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Island Railroad
Atpea
Hlater
Washington
Election News Flashes as Returns Reach City
The Journal reports rapid election updates from New York City with results from Ohio and Philadelphia due as counts finish. Officials will bulletin returns citywide across polling districts, and delays will be filled by moving pictures and entertainment as results arrive.
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Amacela
Lively election in Union Township reported
Tossons Farms November 7 notes indicate the vote tilt may favor certain county candidates. Friends claim a candidate will win by a sizable majority, with both parties making strong efforts as observers expect Democratic and Republican contenders to contest the outcome.
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Tossons Farms
Lana Pea
Sohn Doresnu
Noah. Woodruff
Simran
Rae Gintrict
Kean
Mortis
Democratie
Voters turnout mixed as tax resolution votes vary by district
Citizens gathered as polls opened at 6 AM to vote on a tax resolution amid clear skies. Reported turnout ranged from near full participation in some wards to lower engagement in others, with machines briefly jammed and confusion over the measure.
Unclear fragmentary political note in Baltimore area
Fragmentary text discusses Maryland Republicans and voting, mentioning Baltimore and references to Negro and foreign voters. appears as a stray political garble with no clear event date or outcome.
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Cheirman Smith
Ward
Pt Desser
Piay
Cassie Ychadwick
Met
Inspector Brooks
Coriell
Steck Cort
the General Hospital
Tomek
Busais
St Oyster Bay
Roosevelt Seid
We Ua
Union Township
Maryland
Baltimore
Sis Byoula
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