Martine 274 Ahead In Union County Returns Faulty
Union county election results show James Ea tive ahead of Charley N. Fowler by 274 votes. Officials admit faulty reporting due to machine error. Rahway district lists yield a 408 plurality for Fehler, while Fourth ward anomalies affected counts for Democratic and other tickets.
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Martine
Union
James Eative
Charley N. Fowler
Fehler
Tha ‘Fourth Cratic
Apd-Cne
Ie Rahway
Haran Vaughsa
Caeed Ak Teak
Martina
Election officers facing discretion in precinct tally questions
Vague debate arose on whether officers may exercise discretion in tallying the vote for Fowler in Union. In Fourta ward, First and Third wards allegedly favored a different outcome if certain coupling occurred. A reassembling board ruled to take tapes previously rented, affecting totals. Official totals shown: Fowler 10,26, Martine 6, and others 10/585.
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Jambert
Fowler
Martine
Supreme Court Decides for Vibqount in Arrest Case
The court rules Vibqount must pay 50 dollars instead of 200 to Iscbunt after a district court arrest and police court arraignment. The ruling clarifies damages for alleged inconvenience from the arrest and related proceedings.
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Supreme Court
Mahots
Sexo
Isso
Greetings to President on Sea in New York harbor
New York on November 4 reports the Panama steamer Advance meeting President Roosevelt aboard the ship with the Toursians the Columbia and the Tennessee en route south. Wireless messages spread as the vessel neared port, and greetings were exchanged with the president aboard during the visit setting a cordial tone for relations.
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New York
Advapee
Colon
Roosewit
Sinet
Toursians
Columbia
Tennessee
Tagodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Teeult
Extra Session Hints From Jersey Legislature This Month
The Jersey Legislature may hold an extra session this month. Reports indicate decisions hinge on directives from Governor and discussions tied to Mayors of Newark and Patterson requests.
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Treaky
Jersey Legisla
Gorter
Serena
Newark
Pater
Married couple wed in New York chapel ceremony
Marion Gilhooly daughter of former Judge P. H. Gilbooly married Frederick E. Laurie of 100 West Haverlansia at St Bartholomew chapel on East Forty second Street New York. The couple had long been friends with Laurie's future wife pursuing studies in Holy Cross Washington DC and abroad. The wedding followed a lost marriage certificate incident and the bride told her father of the nuptials promptly.
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Mim
Marion Gilhooly
P. H. Gilbooly
Clarende’ C. Bilweater
St. Bartholomew
East Forty-second Street
New York
Frederick E. Laurie
Igna
Holy Cros
Washington
Countess Anna Gould Wins Divorce Custody Decision
Countess Anna Gould de Castellano secures a divorce from Count Boris Bont and wins custody of her three children, George Boni and Dily. The court orders custody to the mother and permits limited paternal visits, with travel to the United States and summer access. The ruling highlights substantial financial strain and disputes over alimony.
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Anna Gould de Castellano
Cernnt Bont
Anna
George
Boni
Dily
United States
Boti
Amo
Obituary Notice for Cullinane at Benedict’s Tent
Died at his home last night Pee so ee rg seen in Sag. Cullinane was a longtime member of Saint Benedict’s parish community. Services will be announced in the Journal tomorrow. Mary Irene Slater listed among those connected with Saint Benedict’s. Shelter and Saver & perviers will be at arrangements pending.
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Cullinane War
Slater Mary Irene
Benadicata Te Bey
Quilinane
Pert Aces
Saver & Perviers
Tomotpow
Relief Fund Theft Stuns San Francisco Graft Probe Expands
A national graft probe ties to San Francisco earthquake relief funds claimed stolen from $50 to $1,000,000. Officials and middlemen face forgery charges as Roosevelt and federal authorities back a thorough justice push after money sent to Red Cross and Citizens' Relief Committee reportedly vanished en route.
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San Francisco
Cal
Weat
Washington
Roosevelt. Ia
Pere Pritiete
Provident
Mot
Envelani
Auld
Red Cross
Citizens’ Relief Committee
Te & Festiakete
Posto
Soiaenae
Roosevelt
Ralief
Wall Street Note From New York Irregular Market
A terse Wall Street item from New York reports irregular activity in trading near the midweek session. Details are scarce and OCR fragments provide only a hint of prices or specific securities involved.
Rumor sparks run on New Brunswick Savings Bank
In New Brunswick an early morning crowd gathered at the New Brunswick Savings Institution after a circulating report claimed the bank would fail. President Jorden Dealer posted notices promising full payout as doors opened, cashiers paid out a large sum while officials said about 6000 in interest money would be paid. the bank reportedly has 3,000,000 and is solvent, though rumors of weakness circulated due to the cashier being ill.
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New Brunawick
Brunawick Savings Institution
Jorden Dealer
Reichstag Storms Berlin Session As Liberal Leader Defends Policy
Berlin November 14 German Reichstag holds dramatic session as liberal leader Gasser Mann defends policy amid accusations of weakness and betrayal. Prime minister or leadership claims are challenged while opposition presses for clarity on wartime strategy and concessions.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Bob
Improvements at Almshouse Prompts City Meeting
City council committees discuss funding and schedule for improvements at the almshouse. Night work planned to deter and remove hazards, with safety measures to protect residents and workers. Elisabetta Wilson referenced as a prominent local figure in the discussion.
Modern Battle of Lexington described in stray OCR
A garbled OCR fragment from a Harvard student report mentions Lexington and a dispute involving cavalry and a waiter. The text is incomplete, with unclear names and dates, yielding a fragmentary item lacking coherent events or outcomes.
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Mass
Harvard
Nobody to Lead Foes of Dryden in Ga gus
On November 14 in Trenton the Dryden opposition failed to rally a leader against United States Senator John F. Dryden. Colby and a few supporters offered little other than expressed doubt about mounting a genuine challenge. The cold wind and sparse attendance mirrored the uncertainty about Dryden’s rivals and the election’s outcome.
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Trenton
Fredton
United States
John F. Dryden
State Hall
Drydes
Taleart
Eamaid
Dryden
Launching of the Bryan Boom in Boston and Memphis
A fragment notes the launching of the Bryan Boom led by Boston and Memphis figures on a 14 man team. The brief hints at a maritime or project launch with key cities cited and a named leading group.
Unexcelled Values in Thrifty Randere Meet
Fragmentary OCR note references a thrifty event labeled as a meet with unclear names. Readable items mention value, thrift, and competition context. No concrete dates or participants are discernible from the available text.
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