Enrolment Peaks Before Night School Open Day
The city reports 1074 students enrolled for night schools ahead of the October 19 opening. Principal W. M. Keres of High School and Joseph, principal of School No. 8, lead classifying efforts. Enrollments include 678 in School No. 1, 176 in School No. 2, and none yet in School No. 8, with many foreign born and American born classes planned across sites and potential adjustments for overflow.
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Mornal Ahtels
W. F. Irtoceel High School
UN Joseph
Night Conan
Pinipal W. MA Keres
Obey
Prin
Newark Man Shoots Wife in Philadelphia
Telegraph report from Philadelphia describes Newark resident Fred Weisman shooting his wife at the Hay Hotel in Philadelphia and later shooting himself, with the wife hospitalized at the Semiaarium Hospital and his condition noted as potentially operable for a reoperation. The item also lists local business ads and class notes intermingled with the dispatch.
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Newark
Philadelphia
Journal
Fred Weisman
Runuoff
Semiarium
rHaul
Republican Registration Drive Highlighted at County Committee Meeting
The Republican County Committee met at the headquarters to hear reports from committeemen. Attendance was strong and focus centered on registration. October 20 was noted as the last day for registration updates, urging all Republican voters to be listed. Reports from the county showed solid progress and bright prospects for the coming election.
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Republican Cty. Committee
Theg M2
Ion
Downtown Republicans Rally Opens in Third Street Center
A downtown Republican gathering will formally open with music and speakers. Congressman Cheries N. Fowl, State Senator Ernest R. Ackerman, Capt. Rob aptistas We Sehwarie Alers, Riotty Sehwarts, F. Kiratein, Garston B. Plaros, and attorney Mee Wagner are listed as speakers at the Corman pat inh Third Street near Broadway under the Downtown Republican Club.
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Corman
Pat
Third Street
Broadway
RePublican Club
Cheries N. Fowl
Ernest R. Ackerman
Capt
Robaptistas We
MRAVLAG TO TALK TO COLORED VOTERS
A Colored Republican meeting notes Edward Mai Thomas Taylor and James Davy among attendees. Chairman B. Hawkins says a plan for mass meetings and a parade is nearly complete. Victor Mraving, mayoral candidate, to speak at a later session. Details of ward club events and street-hall gatherings follow.
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Edward Mai
Thomas J .Taylor
Thomas
John BE. Jones
James Jones
James Davy
Westfield
I Cc
B. H. Hawkins
Republican County
Victor Mraving
Chicago and Detroit Set For World Series Opener Parade
Detroit crowds gathered at Bennett Park awaiting game one of the World Series against Chicago. Magnates Murphy and Nevin discussed rules with the National Commission as teams prepared for the match. A separate Holy Name parade in Union County with 2,309 participants will form a long city procession ending in benediction at St Elizabeth Hospital.
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Mich
Bennett Park Howty
Ayeroft Tigers
Tlonal Commission
Murphy
Nevin
Cub
National Commission
Park
T.f
Rosseman
Sebiakfer
Schmidt
Dewns
Taina
Mottan
King
Holy Name Societies
Union County
St. Rustick
Sacred Heart
St. Mary
Holy Rowry
Fit. Anthony
Parinfield
Rahway
Chartanea
Seins
Or O'Grady
New Brunswick
Addriveen
Mow O'Grady
Conboy
South Orange
O'Neill
Descon
Unclear fragmentary report from Chicago event
A garbled OCR note from Chicago mentions armFANs and a championship event. Details are unreadable with many miswritten words and names. No clear participants, dates, or outcomes can be determined from the readable text.
Epworth Church to Buy New Site
At a regular quarterly meeting Epworth Church authorized negotiators to pursue purchase of the Davisonite site on Wonka Avenue near Maxie for a church structure. The decision follows prior favorable survey and pending final action by the meeting.
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Epworth
Davison
Trasters
Ce Wonka Avenue
Maxie
Davison Ite
Fourteen Drown When Steamers Collide
A collision at sea leads to the loss of fourteen lives as two steamers crash. Details are incomplete due to damaged text, but the incident is reported with emphasis on the fatal outcomes and affected crews.
Bodies of Man and Woman Found Dead in Bay
Two bodies, a man and a woman, were found floating in Jawalen Bay near Crescent Street. Authorities ask if death was murder, suicide, or a double tragedy. The woman wore a wedding ring. the man had a valuable watch and chain. A possible alligator bag with letters and a $10 bill was found with the clothing. Police investigate amid mysterious circumstances and shifting harbor tides.
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New York
Jawalen Bay
Brooklyn
Crescent Street
Coruner Nutt
Queens County
de Laren
Singer Night at Vorwaert's Bazar Fashioned Night Show
Night at Vorwaert's Bazar drew strong attendance from Vorwaert's factory workers and others who patronized booths extensively. The Twen Verein organized the event, held at Ye Ture Mall, with a large attendance on the night.
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Vorwaert’s Bazar
Twen Verein
Night School Aims at Night School
Night school efforts focus on improving enrollments and outreach with community programs and updated facilities. Local educators emphasize flexible schedules and evening classes to serve working residents while coordinating with nearby colleges for credit options.
More Money Sought to Finish City Dock Filling
The city recreation dock project stalls as Dock Committee funds are exhausted. An additional appropriation is needed to complete the hollow filling between the dock and Front street, with Councilman Charles H. Moore leading the Dock Committee yet opposing further expenditures beyond the current allotment. Delays may cost more than finishing now due to contractor mobilization.
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New City Recreation Dock
Front Street
City Counclis Committee On
Charles H. Moore
Two Men Hurt In Scaffold Fall
Shortly before 10 o'clock this morning George Lang, a 314 Delaware Street bar painter, and rank Prott, 26, a Rankin Street journeyman painter, fell from a scaffold at Elisabeth Avenue and Fourth Street. The structure gave way, sending both men more than twenty feet to the ground. Pratt suffered a fractured leg and body bruises. Lang had possible head injuries. They were taken by ambulance to the Alexian Hospital.
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George Lang
Bars
Delaware Street
Rank Prott
Rankin Street
Elisabeth Avenue
Fourth Street
Pratt
Eaean
Alexian
Hastag
Levon i
Collins Platform to Be Announced by Democratic Club
The Democratic Club plans a campaigning push through election eve with weekly meetings at its Lyetum Theatre Building. General Collins will unveil his mayoral platform at the first Tuesday gathering, with Warren Dixon and James Martine among speakers addressing obstacles to municipalities, inviting citizens to attend these events.
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Democratic Club
Lyetum Theatre
General Collins
Warren Dixom
Jersey City
Jamen Martine
Toe Bherts
Collins
Cles Juding Mayo Wittpen
Sylvia Speer Denies Marriage To Mr Thowar
The Dy Telegraph reports Sylvia Speer, described as Atlanta society figure and chauffeur to a newspaper father, declares she is not married to Mr Thowar. The statement follows sensational rumors of a European marriage and family pressure.
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Sylvia Speer
Dy Telegraph Tone Journal
Liverpool
Thowar
Atlanta
Ruesell ‘Thomas
Europe
Speer
Balkans War Threat Prompts Government Action Call
As the Balkan crisis escalates, fear rises that civil war is unavoidable. Officials warn that failure to act could precipitate hostilities across the region, drawing England into a broader conflict.
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England
War Talk On Rations And Troop Deployments
Fragmented OCR notes discuss ration controls and naval assets. Mentions gunboats and torpedo boats, troop counts around 90,000, and occupation forces tied to Bosnia. Indicates large potential military increases via drafts across affected countries.
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Telia cArary
Bosnia
Dsafta
Ta Alll
Serbias Crossroads War or Civil War Threat Crowd Demands War
Telegraphing from Belgrade Oct 10 reports Serbia facing a choose between war with Austria or civil conflict. Large mobs surround the parliament, king’s palace, and public buildings threatening to tear the city unless the National Assembly declares war. Lawmakers largely favor war with strong crowd backing amid intense scenes and war advocacy speeches.
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Belgrade
Servia
Avatria
National Assembly
Austria
Pelee
Seamon
Seles
Jenny
Fineverd Faces Severe Test As Williams Takes On Tartans
Boston reports a tough afternoon looming for Fineverd’s football squad as captain Burr prepares bold plays against a Williams lineup noted for its strong tandem formations. Yale meets Cross College in New Haven while Buffalo hosts Carlisle in crisp October gridiron action under ideal weather conditions.
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William Han Pent
Burr
Williams
Bere
Teregrezn
Buffalo
N. Y
Sytaclee
Carlisle
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