Second jury panel drawn for October term in court
A second jury panel was drawn by the Sheriff for the October term in the Court of Common Pleas and related courts. The panel lists many named residents including Andrew E Rmeel Albert J Day Hull E Wall Van Wyck Lott Rogge Orden Post Philip Brady and others across Springfield and Hooll districts with multiple counties and venues involved.
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Furord
Court of Common Pleas
Edward
Circuit Court
Oyer and Jerminer
Court of
As Follnts Ae
Andrew E Rmeel
Albert J. Day
Hull E. Wall
Van Wyck/Lott
van FL Rogge
Hubert Sorry
Charles Thomas
Radford
George
Charles A. King
Fredais
Isaac E. Houston
Charles W. Opdyke
Benjamin Lavere
Kalway
Kta E.ven Vijet
Bdward Tawi
Stephen P. Mores
Edwin M. Squire
Albert, Pierson
William M. Penleta
Westfield
Albert E. Decker
Adoniran J. Wilson
Theodore A. Pope
George T. Nor
Thaw to Appear in Pittaburg for Creditors
Pittsburg dispatch reports Harry K Thaw will be in Pittaburg within forty eight hours as he faces bankruptcy proceedings. Roger O Mara receiver for Stanford White’s estate and Thaws counsel Charles Mornhiuser arrived. Col Asa Bird Gardner special counsel for the U S attorney general also came to protest. Judge Young and the U S District Court are to hear motions as Gardner declines comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Harry K. Thaw
Pittabang
Roger O'Mara
Stanford White
Pittaburg
O'Mara
Tony
Charles Mornhiuser
Thaw
Col Asa Bird Gardner
Tana General x 8
Jackson
Oc En Ork
Young
Wittsburg
Col. Gardner
Fishermen Rescued After Eight Days Adrift
Two fishermen from the Jeannet Republic, John E. Parke and John Barbine, drifted from their fishing boat and spent eight days afloat in a dory without food. Separated by the sea eighty miles south of Cape Rare, Burbine reportedly leapt overboard in delirium. both were rescued alive and afloat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fontan
Rand
Raleey
Jeannet Republic
John E. Parke
Kant Bosthon
John Barbine
Lermoutty x
Bohemia
Cape Rare
Croker contributes to Bryan's fund in New York
Telegraph report states Richard Croker, former Tammany boss, donated 1,000 to the Nelson Democratic campaign fund and was publicly authorized to do so while visiting New York, where he is stopping at his home amid campaign activity.
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Journal
New York
Hichard Croker
Tammmany Bie
Netlooa Demiograhia Camnpeign Fund
Iihotice
Ama
teoeed_ ely
Bryan
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Yates
Whole Family Bes When House Burns
A damaged telegraph style report from Tesington Kentucky describes a house fire affecting multiple family members and neighbors. The fragment references Elisabeth and Hersh among others, with unclear details about injuries or outcomes and limited concrete names or dates.
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Tesington
Republican Meetings in Summit Towns Draw Large Crowd
A spirited Republican gathering in Summit drew a large audience under the Summit Republican Club. Speakers included Ernest R. Ackerman for State Senator and J Kirkland for airbriff, with Carl ton B. Pierce A. W. Schwartz Edward Bauer and Siiney M. Williams N. R. Leavitt also present. Earlier, a similar meeting in Providence featured Congressman M Fowler and Harry Fullerton with strong party support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit
Republican Club
Samwalt
Buford Franklin
Heartsee Iockted
Ernest R. Ackerman
Eres
J. Kirkland
Carlton B. Pierce
A. W. Schwartz
Edward Bauer
Siiney M. Williams
N. R. Leavitt
Novidence
M Fowler
Reeles- Hom
Harry Fullerton
Narrow Escape From Drowning on Staten Island Pier
A young Polish boy Joseph Seym kiewicz of Bond Street nearly drowned at a Staten Island recreation pier yesterday afternoon after losing balance and tumbling into deep water. He managed a brief swim before weak, exhausted, and was rescued with a rope tied about his waist. he received resuscitation and survived with no lasting injury.
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Joseph Seymkiewicz
Bond Jtreet
New City Recreation
Staten Island
Chuma
Canarie
Howe
Dispute over balloon race award in Bennett cup
Berlin reports a dispute between crews of the English Banshee and Swiss Helvetia over the James Gordon Bennett cup. Helvetia landed at sea after reportedly traveling a longer distance, with contention over whether this counts as a valid landing. Officials weigh whether to credit the airship’s official landing or the crew’s tow-assisted arrival.
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Telegraph
Berlin
North Sea
Schaeck
Helvetia
Norway Sons
Dunville
Banubee
Unclear OCR Wall Street Notes From October First
Fragmented text on New York trading activity mentions prices receding and references to tumultuous market chatter. The readable parts point to a volatile session with declines below prior levels and scattered remarks about market direction and sentiment.
Lincoln Day Meetings Planned in Union County Centennial Event
Lincoln Association of Union County aims to stage a mass Lincoln centennial meeting in Elizabeth on February 12 1900 with at least one national reputation speaker. A twenty five member committee led by President Edward W Hale discussed arranging one central county event and coordinating with local committees for others.
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Lincoln
Elizabeth
First Presbyterian Church
Edward W. Hale
Union County
Hale
Ernest R. Ackerman
Hamilton F. Kean
P. J. Ryan
Elisabeth
Charles J. Fisk
Plainford
A. le Re
Westfield
C N Bow
J. Boyd Risk
Foe
Tre
Lincolntion
Ton
Stetin
Tte
Roselle
T. .Pat- Tot
A. B. Carleton
Gery
R. Ackerman
Hamilton PF. Kean
H. B. Rollinson
Wheeler
Augustus 8Berg
Toe Pentiment
See Meee
Tyrie Mse
Ian Te EU
Peed Ea San
Read C MAR 80H and Elizabeth's farmest department store
Fragmentary OCR text references a department store and shopping terms with unclear names and dates. No coherent event or outcome is identifiable.
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Lary's
Hilaabeth
Cuban National Election Registration Tracked in Havana
Havana reports lively campaign as Cuban registration to vote nears a month’s election. Conservatives and Liberals spar over fraud cries while leaders Tenerela Gomes of the Liberals and Men oval of the Conservatives address crowds daily, with provinces resounding in whirlwind speeches.
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Havana
United States
Tenerela Gomes
Menoval
I Comsarvative
Court Scene Flares Over Whitman Sweetheart Case
In City Police Court, Mrs Whitman caused a scene while attempting to intercede for her sweetheart Archibald Bird, arrested on a charge connected to her common law husband. The proceedings grew tense as an attempt was made to bind both to the Grand Jury, prompting a dramatic withdrawal by the woman who broke down and collapsed in court authorities’ presence.
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Whitman
Archibald Bird
Bird
Oce
Roosevelt receiver unemployed Workers seek relief from President
Washington reports a delegation of 4 000 to 5 000 unemployed steel workers met President Roosevelt to present a petition urging government action. The group included J Kuns L Berkemeier and L P McFadden seeking relief from layoffs and price supports in the steel sector.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Rad Steel
Tames Didd
J. Kuns
Keee B
Berkemeier
L. P. McFadden
Motion for alimony in Hains suit before Supreme Court
The motion of Mrs. Haine by Pee, Esmer to the Supreme Court concerns alimony and child support in the suits of Peter C. Hains Jr. and Claudia Hains. It claims the plaintiff’s salaray was not adequatel y disclosed and alleges the defendant father is out of the state while the mother remains a resident with her parent.
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Mans
Haine
Pee
Tan Supreme Court
Fords Ge
Soma
Alii
Caalnt Teen
Peter C. Hains, Jr
Claudia. Hains
Platntit
Sala Rgstt Amc Ba
Honur
Mra
Her Beers
Walk
Republi
Ean
Audi
Beétore
Supreme Court
Iran
Prinim
Decklad
Tan
Minteke
Nother Tral
British Steamer Wrecked in Awful Hurricane
A British steamer wrecked in a mighty hurricane off York after a voyage from Atlantic ports. The crew of twenty two were rescued as the vessel was driven ashore near Almeo on October 1.
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Journal
York
Senna
Taft Draws Big Crowd in Elizabeth Lyceum Theatre
Thousands fill the Lyceum Theatre in Elizabeth to hear William Howard Taft campaign for president. Governor John Fort and W. H. Fairless speak as Taft receives an enthusiastic ovation from a packed audience, with Mayor Ryan and City Chairman White on hand.
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William Howanl Taft
Elizabeth
Lyceum
White
P. J. Ryan
Taft
Cal. Willem H. Fairless
Virginia
John Franklin Fort
Mr. Taft
Renal Ced
Smith
Tifin
New Jersey
Fileabett
Republican Party
William and Taft
United State
Esau Tang
Taft Tour Stages Stops Across New Jersey
The itinerary tracks Taft leaving Washington at 2:30 AM and visiting Newark, Elisabeth, Rahway, New Brunswick, Trenton, Wilmington, Baltimore, Cumberland, Piedmont, Grafton, and Clarksburg before a New York return. He defends Republican policy, attacks Bryan and Democratic ideas, notes labor and safety laws enacted, and praises Roosevelt and Hughes while urging support for his ticket.
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Cumberland
Piedmont
Grafton
Clarksburg
Clarkabing
Taft
New York
Broad sheet lines repair and delivery prompt
Brief items note a request for repairs and delivery at 607 W Le D. The entry mentions SCHRRifex and Sret caas customs in terse shorthand, implying a local business service for repairs and courier tasks. No clear date or full names provided.
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Schrrifex
Broad Sheet
Sret
Caas Customs
W. le D
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