Woman attacked during family quarrel ends with multiple wounds
In a 43 Sink Avenue house quarrel, Michael Pisk was stabbed in the back multiple times by Beanie during a fight that drew a bystander, both men wounded. One man remained under guard while a second assailant fled. Neighbors called police after noise drew attention.
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Beanie
N & House
Sink Avenue
Michael Pisk
General Hospital
Asolo Huemome
Dowiapeerrietto
Sta
Ude
Pla
Dqe
Buomome
Aftic
Rex
Wien
Informal shop meeting on Abe Master Pramba topic noted
A informal shop gathering near Abe Master Pramba discussed a nigh subject. The illness did not require additional action and a boy’s plumbing issue was mentioned. Open shop later, discussions touched on potential changes and unity within the Master Phuinbess shop.
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Abe
Lata Electria
Mteo
Phuinbess
Voting on Strike Sparks Sympathy in Haven
Fragmentary text reports sympathy across Sow Haven Councils for striking workers. The note mentions large turnout and a night school session at an unnamed business college, with references to a principal and students.
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Unign Business College
Poe van Wea
Incendiary Attempt To Destroy Garage Reported
A fragmented report describes an incendiary attempt to destroy a garage near Wentfiehl Bapt. Joe Charles Siap son observed a blaze on the ground floor of a multi story building shortly before firefighters were summoned. Details are unclear due to corrupted text.
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Wentfiehl
Joe Charles Siapson
Maddened horse attacks keeper in deadly incident
A sorrel horse suffering from hydrophobia attacked its keeper, dying early yesterday after a violent display at the stable. The event followed a tense sequence as staff attempted to intervene while veterinarians assessed the risk, with authorities noting the case as highly dangerous and unusual.
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Yeater
Camini
Zucked
Englewood Man Dies by Own Action
A report from New York dated September 1 states Ernest H. Bar tow of Englewood New Jersey killed himself by gunfire after leaving home at night. The incident follows his suspension by the superintendent and the department's action resulting in his nearly eighteen months out of work.
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Tedtgrenh Fete Zhurnal
New ‘York
Ernest H.bartow
Yinglewood
N. d
Goa
Ovis
Tad
Countess A Mother Child's Short Telegraph Note
Fragmentary OCR note references a Countess, a mother and child, a telegram from September, and a coastal location. Names appear garbled. readable elements include a possible Beach, Phyl and Ghadys Vine. Difficult to confirm full facts from the fragment.
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Sept
Roosevelt Leaves for Hunt in Northweet Region
A fragment notes REHIMIT ROOSEVELT heading for a hunting trip in the Northweet area. Details are unclear but indicate planned camp and pursuit of game with local parties.
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Rehimit Roosevelt
Ieee
Mahon Declines Action in Hansah Festa Case
In a terse note the official states no action will be pursued in the Hansah Festa matter. Details remain unclear as the case is described with limited readable context and no further steps are announced.
Missing figure Brodnok tied to local firm funds dispute
A garbled report notes Johar G. Brodnok missing after tensions with his wife and a local company. It mentions an attempted $200 funds transfer and a search in Sau: region, with anxious authorities seeking more information.
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Ig Bowreeker Johar G
Brodnok
Salon Ak
Tig
Soraean Ing
Mystery shoots shadow Atlantic City hotel murder tale
Police in terror and doubt surround a strange shooting linked to the Chalfonte Hotel and Savoy Theatre area. Investigators face tangled claims as they search for facts amid diverted leads, a chaotic scene, and local and out of town reporters chasing the truth about possible murder and rottenness in Denmark style symbolism.
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Denmark
Hamlet
Sonia Af
A. Pe
Harty
Chalfonte
Side Avenue
Savoy
South Carolina Avenue
Atlanttc City
Fort
Cergit
Jackeon
Train track tragedy leaves family in shock
A fog bound accident on the westbound freight line near Elizabethover injured and killed a male worker. He died at Alexian Hospital about a half hour after the crash. The man, a steady industrious father with four Hungary born children, lived with John Sikes at 139 Clark Place while seeking work to support his family. Undertaker Bitner took custody of the body for funeral arrangements.
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Elizebellport
Alexian Hospital
Bitner
Turin
Gaycaneat
Hungary
John Sikes
Clark Place
Politicians Invades Land Retreat in Thirteenth District
Reports say Sandusky and part of the Thirteenth district are Foraker strongholds as Taft plans a Labor Day visit to the Soldiers' Home in Gandusky. Midlie' Basa Island hosts events with Hitchcock expected to speak. Governor Barrick and Wade H. settle schedules for the week amid campaign activity.
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Tenia
Disturbance Reported Near Home by Officer Feila
An officer reported a disturbance at a residence this morning involving a person named Yaad. Details are unclear due to garbled text but the incident is under police note and routine handling. Further clarification is pending official records.
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Feila
fntsPolide
Aly Paneer
Wittke Family Clings to Drowning Theory at Bay Incident
Relatives of Charles Wittke and 12 year old Paul persist in the belief that Wittke drowned after disappearing Sunday at Newark Bay. Mrs Wittke and others look to a thorough search while investigators, led by John Van Etten, plan to probe the railroad trestle area by motor boat as Viebrock’s accounts and possible withheld details complicate the case.
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Abnor Orton
Newark Bay
Charles Wittke
Elizabeth Avenue
Paul
Bay
Wittke
Alpo
Viebrock
Corn Petera
Petriu
Jone
John van Eine
Morgan yacht collision shocks New York steamship line
Telegrepe reports from New York that P. Morgans yacht collided with a steamer. A roof collapsed, crushing a leg, while a party member named Demarest aboard the New Hampshire of the eastern fleet was injured as the vessel pitched.
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Telegrepe
New York
Demarest
New Hampshire
Young Offenders Branded by Court in Local Case
A report details youth misbehavior leading to arraignments and warnings issued by the court. It lists several youths from Mares Street Miller Street and Division Street, ages ranging from under ten to late teens, with guardians informed of the proceedings.
Spanish War Veterans Assembly Opens in Boston
More than 4900 Spanish War veterans registered at the Old Herald building as the convention began in Faneuil Hall. The gathering featured decorated officers and uniformed members while Captain Charles A. Simmons of the New York National Guard emerged as a candidate after Major Walter S. Hair withdrew. The New York delegation favored Simmons for commander in chief as events continued with a parade to follow through the city streets.
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Journal
Boston
Herald
Faneuil Hall
Cradle of Liberty
Pasisser
Walter S. Hair
New York
Tms
Charles A. Simmons
N. Y
Gasoline Explosion Burns Woman at Home
Mrs. Mary Munely of 7 Irvington Place was taken to General Hospital with serious but not dangerous burns after a bottle of cleaning fluid was poured into a sink by Frank Munely, 12, igniting a flare from a nearby match and causing a small house fire. Authorities report no poisoning suspected.
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Mary Munely
Irvington Place
Takun
General Hospital
Munely
Frank Munely
Vermont election opens with heavy early turnout
In Burlington Vermont voting began today with strong interest as voters reached polls early. Reports from across the state indicate party alignment with a predicted heavy turnout and Republican leaders claiming a Governor election plurality around 25,000 for their candidate.
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Burlington
George H
Cole
Wall Street Advances Amid Quiet Morning Trading
Telegraph reports a calm morning on September 1 with stocks steady and modest gains. Rail and transportation issues led the market, with Reading and Western Pacific posting notable upticks while government bonds held steady. Brooklyn Rapid Transit shares showed broad strength as other active issues advanced.
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New York
Boarbera Paci
Ollern
Eries
Rowthern
Brooklyn
Wealthy merchant dies after alleged assault in car incident
John LeGreinac, an 80 year old Drevitent of the Ningarenecing Association, died at Geyerst Hospital today. The alleged assault occurred a week ago while Madigan rode in a motor car. he was struck by a tire iron near the car and later collapsed. Madigan is in custody facing a charge of manslaughter, pending further proceedings.
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Tournais Buffalo
Bop
John le Greinacery
Geyerst Hospital
Madigan
Mfg Automobile
Rane
Bert
Etrock Ureiner
Schwab’s Heel Broken and Comrades Leap to Safety
Assistant Engineer Charles Schwab of the fire department was injured when Truck No. 2 overturned at Second and Bond streets during a fire at Jacob Walner’s home. Crews jumped clear as the apparatus buried itself in flames, saving others from injury or death. A woman alone fought flames, retrieved water, and warded off spread as smoke and heat intensified, with onlookers rushing to box 163 at Second and Bond. The scene delayed access but the fire department’s quick action limited damage despite heavy smoke and debris.
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Charles Schwab
Bond
Jacob Walner
Domi Artest
Sindh Pana
Couboe
Uber
Bond Street
Cpa
Itto
Een
Welon
Joseph Hoplock
Tillerviam
Sineh
Aakash
Hensee
Second
Bond Streets
Cocheme Ra 4
Italian boy arraigned on bail after store incident
Vito Espostio, an Italian boy, was arrested yesterday for whiting in the Five and Ten store of the F W Weol worth Company in Pollinourt. Manager Lang 91 registered a charge. bonds were posted by Judge Mahon and he was released on bail.
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Lang
F. W. Weolworth Company
Five and Tenscent
Pollinourt
Vito Espostio
Whiting
Bapostin
Adge Mahon
Weather bulletin warns of approaching storm for Atlantic coast
Telegraph report outlines a significant storm threat moving toward North Carolina and eastern Virginia and Maryland. Warnings are posted along the Atlantic coast from Morehead City to Boston as strong winds and high seas are anticipated. The storm is expected to intensify tonight and affect coastal areas with gale conditions and possible flooding.
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Washington
Fitreni
North Carolina
Wirchata
Morehead City
Nyc
Boston
Mair and Son Ad For Frank Hand Company Mowers
Mair and Son advertise Frank Hand Company mowers and garden tools in a period page. The listing highlights rural suppliers and farm equipment with locally prominent merchants and shop names.
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Achnaly
Englewood
Mahon
Hansah
Atlentia
Williams
Speek
Bandusky
Labor Day
Rossee
Paul—Wittke
John- van Palt
P. Morgan
Isto
Thele
Wan Ives & Warning
Peat
Renan i
Omoers
Vermont
Wall Street
Buck
B. Schreiber
Iessieatogs
Faneraia
Ets
DR. Epstein
Fae Boon FL A
Wey
Schwab
Boy
Mair & An
Bae
Mair & Son
East
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