John W Kern Meeting Sparks Democratic Debate
Report of a mass meeting in which John W Kern, Indiana candidate for Vice President, defended plain talk and equal justice while denouncing clerical meddling. Speakers included Dennia F Collins and Jim Martin. the event drew Democratic support and criticism of rival editors and church leaders amid tariff and economic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennia F. Collins
Sor
Lyetum
United States
Stasicrafts
Owen Farrelly
Weiling
Ryan W
Finaident Collie Wan Ulao
Jim Martine
Aberitf
Kern
Abin
Jersey
Ilontie
Middle West
Indiana
Cal Bryan
Uttle Elopers Held In Mount Vernon Jail Time
Rosa Franko and James Pisani, both 16, were arrested Tuesday night in their newly furnished rooms on Court Street. They remain in police custody at headquarters awaiting transport from their home. City officials say arraignment is upcoming but no details have been released. Under state law the girl is too young to wed, so they may serve time in county jail or be released with no further action.
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Rosa Franko
James Pisani
Mount Vernon
Court Street
Thin City
Potica
Court
Dee City
Tenney
Bryan fund contributors listed from W J Bryan era
W J Bryan's promised list of contributors to the national fund is published with totals showing Norman E Mack chairing at 22 60407 and a call for about 100000 more to sustain the fundraising drive with headquarters in New York. The note indicates a longer continuation on another page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. J. Bryan
Algof
Norman E. Mackhand
Arrangements for Big Mass Meeting in Arcanum Hall
A large meeting of the Colored community is planned at the Dix Building and a parade and mass meeting will be held in Arcanum Hall Isham Building Monday. Rob Sinetcy, a municipal candidate, will address attendees along with nationally and state renowned speakers. Chairman Hawkins convened a conference of county colored leaders to counter Taft and Republican sentiment. he was authorized to proceed with plans for both the meeting and related procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapala
Dix
Arcanum Hall
Isham
Rob
Hawkins
Cranford
Fifth Ward Republican Club Meeting Notice
A Fifth Ward Republican club meeting is scheduled at Fourth Street at 720 o clock. Citizens urged to attend and participate in the event following the gathering.
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Fifth Ward
Fourth Street
Democratic Committee Meeting Notes on Plan and Exchange
Fragmentary OCR indicates a Democratic committee meeting discussing plan details and an exchange project. Mention of a building, a secretary, and potential partners or opponents is unclear due to legibility. No concrete names, dates, or locations can be confirmed from the readable text.
Dog Not Rabid After Attack On Linden Family
A bull dog attacked Mamie May and her sibling at their Linden home, causing severe bites. They are at St Elizabeth Hospital, improving. The dog did not belong to Mrs May but was kept for Mrs Margaret Ryan. A prior incident led to measures to prevent rabies. The owner questions rabies risk. another dog in the household was shot after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie May
John May
Linden
St. Elizabeth Hospital
May
Margaret Ryan
Elia
Linda
Joseph
Peavyvant Railroad’ Company
Local notice from Fadlyroet Avenue office
A fragmented public notice from an address on Fadlyroet Avenue includes a telephone reference 564-2 and a mention of military or official parties. The readable text is faint and partially garbled, offering limited actionable details beyond contact information.
Gasoline Explosion Hurts Seven in Amherst
An explosion on a freight train in Amherst injures seven people and destroys several structures. A tank car ruptured spilling gasoline, igniting flames that affected nearby cars as volunteers from the Amherst fire department battled the blaze. Victims include Herman Krenger Herman Hagen Sebastian William Hagen and William Duen with all but Hagen expected to recover.
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Talagraeh
Leenal
Amherst
Gemad
Amherst Volun
Department Ptr
Asolive
Herman Krenger
Herman
Sebastian William
Hagen
William Dmuen
Hagei
Uo Crain
Many Donations For Rescue Mission Boost City Relief
Citizens contributed to a Rescue Mission appeal led by Howard T Bohleckler of the First Street Rescue Mission. To date about $6 has been received with hopes for a larger sum later. Donors include Bapt Scheckler and other local names, funding purchases of a home and wood-yard operations to continue. The mission reports 4,200 barrels of wood distributed and aid given to an elderly man and a disabled worker. Kent's Storage Warehouse address appears in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard T.“Bohleckler
First Street Rescue Mission
Scheckler
Mry
Sarah H. Davis
Joseph. i Petisl
German Balloons Drift Over North Sea Amid Bennett Cup Race
Berlin reports confirm German balloon Buslay fell into the North Sea with pilot Niemeyer and assistant Heldman rescued in Leith Scotland. Twenty three balloons entered in the James Gordon Bennett cup race. Hegersell and Plauen remain missing, presumed fallen into the sea. Helvetia and other craft endure perilous voyage as crews recount dramatic northward trek and near disaster before rescue by the Wilhelm.
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Berlin
Buslay
North Sea
Niemeyer
Herr Heldman
Leith
Scotland
Hegersell
Plauen
Borgnet
Norway
Achaeck
Messmer
Bualey
Vannina
Arnold
Howitt
St. Louis
Econmitten
Hesbagg
Arctic
Wesley
Important Meeting of Board of Trade Tonight
The Board of Trade adjourns for a hearing in its Hersh Building on October 23 to hear all voices on year-old charges against express companies over discrimination against Elisabeth. The meeting will review the status before the State Railroad Commissioners and consider the library question with R. C. Jenkinson, John Cotton Dana, and Rev. Dr. Tomlinson among those expected to attend.
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Board of Trade
Hersh
Elixabeth
R. C. Jenkinson
Newark Board of Trade
John Cotton Dana
Newark Public Library
Tomlina
Central Baptist Church
Rounding Up Young Crooks From Local Streets
Police captured three youths during a pursuit through downtown after a robbery spree tied to larcenies at the Central Railroad Company, Simeon Mack office, and Cabill store. Romeka and Caven were held for grand jury and parolee Ford confessed involvement. officers found them in a circus dog house on Old Home Week grounds.
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O'Leary
Caves
Olf
Central Railroad Company
Péter Romeka
Simeon Mack
Ford
Cabll
Lin
Saton Avenue
Third Street
Rome Caven
Grand Jury
Coughlin
Rahway
Instituton
Cahill
Patrick Ford
Momeka
Caren
Roweka
More Schools Needed Says Supt Clement
Superintendent Richard Y. Clement urged the Board of Education for seven additional rooms at School No. 7 on Grier Avenue due to overcrowding. Attendance figures show high enrollment and half-time pupils. plans include new rooms on a recently acquired lot to reduce classes. The report notes 178 teachers in September 1907 rising to 191, with enrolment up from 1507 to 4241, and widespread shifts to accommodate students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard YE. Clement
Board of Education
Behool No. 7
Grier Avenue
Teert
Atta
Joe Oaks
Cotm Eee
Ciereesee
Aannal
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John W. Kern
Collins
Church
Wan Asie Sore
Nat Sers Saan
Mt Vernon Omoer
Bryan-Fund
New Jersey
W. J. Thomp
Duke" OF
Gloucester
Ing
al Rey
Meiting
Sepa Sont Evans
Ee & Poe Ae
Pasteur Institute
Eal
Fadlyroet Avenue
Argedt
KENT
Aeronauts
Wii
Circus Dog House
Erriman
Mate
Bon
Sheesh
Mast Jersey
Supt
Clement
Standard Oil
Amber
Elizabet Commercial
Fern Bailing
Broad Street
J. Edgar McMickle
Tani Plainfeld
the Journal AT Plainfieid
Afterpoon
Uniogene
Mindy Wall
Fing
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