Tragic Lynden home gun accident claims boy life
A 12 year old, Edmondo Carrasale, died after a shotgun kept for protection discharged while he played with it in the Linden home after Thanksgiving dinner. The weapon, found near a wood pile, fired striking him in the head as family members were away. Investigation points to accidental discharge with no witnesses. The family, living on the old Rockett farm, included several children and workmen in nearby factories. Undertaker arrangements followed.
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Linden
Corrasale
Rockett
John
P. Winany
Kinger
Rosolll
Donaldson
Arrest and Defamation Case Over Suspected Robbery
A disputed arrest involving Charlea Roberta of Ly Rea Street sparked a complaint against a man accused of robbing a prior victim two weeks earlier. Lawyers contested the case as Roberta sought refunds and the accuser threatened higher court action over what was described as a fake arrest and defamation of character.
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Charlea Roberta
Ly Rea Street
Doweph Smith
Bon Dumunie
Roberts
Amd
Samuel Schreimer
Sauth
Smith
Court Reliefs In Malformed Florent Rifle Case
Court reliefs boys of Florent rifles after a cryptic OCR fragment. Names and locations are unreadable. content unclear beyond a court action involving youths and a rifle case at an unspecified street and year.
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Florent Rifles
Sewing Machine Agents Strike Preparations Move Forward
The Tee Sewing Machine Agents Union of New York has completed strike preparations set to begin today to demand recognition of the union. The planned action targets downtown sewing machine firms and cites the dismissal of twenty six active members including treasurer Jacob Minkewicch tied to the broader labor effort. Fifty agents have already joined the action.
Wis Elizabeth Lodge to hold memorial services nationwide
The Elizabeth Lodge of Wis and over 1,100 lodges nationwide plan memorial services for departed brothers at Proctor's Theatre on Sunday. A musical program will highlight the evening led by Rev. Dr. Otlo A. Maguire with Ralph R. Thomue directing. Notables include Mrs. Goodman, Anna Props, Caren Latick, and George Schmidt Jr.
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Wis
G Proctor
Otlo A
H.W. Maguire
Bayonne
Ralph R. Thomue
Riller
Mieytal
Mra. Goodman
Mids
Anna Props
Caren Latcicky
Pye
George Schmidt, Jr
Motion for nonsuit in Trimmer case in Borough Court
In a Borough Court session the motion for nonsuit against Tax Collector Trimmer and attorney Glark Meir was denied. The defense stated Trimmer had received 7500 dollars in part of the year’s funds. the hearing featured Trimmer taking the stand and admitting receipt of funds with accounts yet undetermined.
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Trimmer
Burglar Foiled at 85 Ping Street
A burglar attempted a midnight break in at 85 Ping Street but was foiled. Police report a ladder was used and the suspect fled after being discovered by resident Peter Gold. No injuries or valuables confirmed as taken.
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Turkey bent to Anthony Comstock case note
Suspicious wording mentions Anthony Comstock and a turkey related matter in unclear text. Readers should note the odd phrasing and potential copy errors. No clear event or date is established, but the fragment hints at a possible memo or note involving Comstock and a turkey reference.
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Parade and speeches mark schools tribute by O U A M and city officials
A large parade from the Soldiers and Sailors Monument through Elizabeth and Broad streets led by John P. Arnold highlighted a school program by the O U A M with Mayor Ryan, Board of Education president J. P. Bailly, and Commissioner Alexander Koutnen present. The event featured a 15-piece band, a large banner, and Emblem demonstrations as Jr. O. U. A. M. speakers were introduced.
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Frank
Peat State
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City Officials Face Appointments Amid Democratic Caucus
Democratic caucus eyes several key posts including assistant City Attorney and City Treasurer. Candidates names surface for surveyor, council presidency, and other roles as McGrath handles tax season workloads with December receipts near 591000 and year progress up 19 percent. Board deliberations suggest an assistant for December January to manage tax office volume.
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Motrath
Af Anwtatant
Robert I. McAdam
Joseph 7
Hugue
Martin B. O'Connor
Samuel Kuestler
John Ty Griffin
Ward
McGrath
Démber
Wall Street Opens After Holiday With Irregular Movements
New York stocks start after the holiday with uneven price action led by Paeliis and Western Union. Early trading shows active selling and mixed advances as traders reassess after the break.
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Mose
Eomasnt
Wade
Aida
Powell
Telegraph Snippet from Washington Nevada Tension
Fragmentary telegraph copy from Washington Nevada shows a tense note with partial wording about a telegram. The readable text mentions a Telegraph to the Ténbmal and refers to Washington with an incomplete context suggesting a local or regional communication event.
Fragmentary note on Butler creamery project and related party
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions Butler creamery and Sichelapas with unclear context. No clear event date or outcome. Entities include Butler and Sichelapas. no verifiable actions or results to report.
Optimism Ripples Through Markets and Factories
New York reports a revival of industrial activity as orders resume and workers return. Harriman’s Union Pacific move spurred similar actions nationwide with Pennsylvania woolen mills and New England knit goods factories expanding employment. Confidence prompts factories to revert to original pricing and rehire previously laid off staff.
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Pennsylvania
New England
New York State
Czar's autocratic power to be held in Russia
Telegraph from Petersburg reports Prime Minister Stolypin warning the Douma that the czar will maintain autocratic power amid debate over recognition and reforms. The cabinet vows to press a program to enforce the estates system, while the left and radical factions react with mixed cheers.
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Stolypin
Aaron
Tha Douma
Fee Estates
Allence
Fire Sweeping Wyoming Town
Meagre reports from Cody Wyoming say a fire today spread rapidly destroying many principal buildings including the telephoon exchange. No loss of life reported so far.
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Denver
Cola
Cody
Wyoming
Jean
Sandmaster Sousa II From Fto Maine Polson
Fragmentary telegraph note reports Sandmaster Sousa II from Ftomaine Polson with references to Mr Rouse suffering ptomaine poisoning and a late night concert opening by an orchestra in Milwaukee with L Clay Hielant and Ted Ws Seord mentioned.
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Prairie Chicken
Milwaukee
Boston street tragedy severs wife and life
In Beaton on November 29 a man shot his wife and then killed himself on a Boston street. A bystander recounted hearing two shots and the ensuing silence as the couple’s alleged dispute ended in death and a potential hospital confrontation.
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Princeton Student Drowned in Delaware River
Lonin Beall, a Princeton student from Uniontown Pennsylvania, drowned yesterday afternoon in the Delaware River near Foul Rift two miles below Belvidere while part of a nine person canoe trip from the Water Gap. The water was rough and Beall was caught in a whirlpool and cramps before companions could reach him.
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Death in Burning of Harvard Boarding House
A boarding house fire at Harvard burns through early morning hours killing John Fenton and fatally injuring two others. Rescue attempts fail for several atop the stairs as residents drop to the ground below. A woman, Augusta Lebavon, succumbs to smoke inhalation and others suffer internal injuries, while rope rescues end badly including a man who dies after a fall from a rope.
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Harvard
John Fenton
Lafentaire
Albert Andereen
Waa
Dereon
Agusta Lebavon
Drowned after Thanksgiving spree aboard Mauretania
Two stokers from the Cunard liner Mauretania drowned while returning from a Thanksgiving night celebration. Stoker Halkelly saved ten lives and earned medals from British societies. One man clutched a companion before sinking. the other remains unnamed as crews recovered bodies.
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New York
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Savings Banks Withdraw 60 Day Notice of Rule
New York Nov 20 The easing money situation reaches savings institutions previously enforcing sixty day notice before withdrawals The Union Dime Banks Institution announced that the sixty day notice required since October 25 has been removed Deposits will be released
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Kahn Committee to Resume Monday Proceedings
The Mihn investigating committee will resume its work Monday, with planned renaming of proceedings. Only fragmentary details remain, and the telegraph note from Trenton dated November twenty ninth provides limited context on the committee's actions.
Elizabeth Commercial College Offers Training and Services
A historical notice advertises Elizabeth Commercial College on Broad Street with programs in tailoring and related services. It mentions a catalog and delivery, and invites readers to provide feedback or inquiries via telephone.
Five Killed in Trolley Wreck in Waterbury Conn
A freight train collided with a trolley car in Waterbury causing five deaths and multiple injuries. The motorman escaped after climbing through a window. several unidentified women were among the injured. Debris and bodies lay along the tracks as authorities began investigations into the deadly wreck on the Bigelands division.
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Hartford
Narah Yen
Same
Kelley
Ra ' A
Catherine
Coreorary
Hebert ‘Prench
Anion
Walter Hayes
Mellen
Jenple Batson
Kelly
Sadie Allen
Tania
Miss’ Ryan
Misa Dexeorary
Auto Accident Injures Two Drivers in City Crash
An auto accident on Broad Street last night sent Charles H. Jaquith of 337 Grieg Avenue and J. F. Tequith of 640 Se Son Avenue thrown from their vehicles as a car struck a curb and tipped onto a truck, with the wrecked auto dragged away on a tow.
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Grieg
J. F. Tequith
Svewie
Ares
Joey
Cruisers Nearing the Straits of Magellan Report
The report from Washington notes U S cruisers Was ingle and Tomptasee moving toward the Magellan Straits. The vessels press through the straits as part of a distant patrol in the South Atlantic region.
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Straits OF Magellan
Amy Teuseraph
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Wasingle
Magellan ‘Straits
Louisiana governor candidate dies in race crash
A Louisiana candidate for governor dies, state election focus shifts as the campaign faces an abrupt halt. The incident disrupts the race, with supporters and officials reacting to the loss of a major contender.
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