Fowler Attacks Opponents at German Pariah Hall
Representative James X. Fowler spoke before a mixed audience at German Pariah Hall on Fifth Avenue declaring he had received threatening letters and that opponents were spreading false reports about Kitty Rogers and Parker Mon. He attacked Speaker Cannon and Senator Aldrich, urged his own nomination for Speaker, and claimed Republicans in Washington plotted against him. He criticized political appointments and defended his record, urging reform and unity in Union County.
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Word Street
Lames X. Kewler
Kitty
Intrs Yrivin
Washington
Franke Fyith
Dames Whitt
Avery
Pee Hee
Ps Ee
Milan
Empionet
Wenlore Roosevelt
Cannon
Rena- Nelson W. Aldrich
Lari
Aldrich
Side by Stone Incident Stuns Local Area
Report describes an injury event near a stone area with multiple witnesses. Victims including a person named Pomerat are hospitalized after a night incident. An initial medical examination found limited signs of recovery.
Court Session Brief From District Court
Fragmentary court notes describe a session in a district court. The readable text references a judge, a case or matter, and scheduling or rulings. additional details are obscured by OCR errors.
Fifth Avenue Barred Strikers Clash With Police
A Fifth Avenue protest by three hundred coat and skirtmakers led to a police cordon as inspectors halted the march near Thirty-second Street. Strikers, led by Samuel Rosenthal and Rose Levy, faced arrests after being warned to disperse without trouble. Carlo Gentile was fined $2 for breach of the peace, and the others received $3 fines with three day jail terms as many workers faced destitution and sobbing in court.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Knickerbockerlab
Fifth Avenur
Qrice Key
Samuel Rosenthal
Rose ‘Levy
McCluakey
Orde
Rosenthal
Enin
USA
Thirtieth Street
Vna Pasalbie
of Silver & Comitory
East Third Street
Threata
Miikert
Thecourt
Claims Arrest False Threatens Damages Suit
Adolph Palmgren a painter contractor formerly in City Criminal Court on burglary charges, intends to sue Michael Trengelo for false arrest. Palmgren alleges a personal grudge as the motive and cites that no charge was filed by Patry Caprilo, a neighbor, undermining the arrest.
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Adolph Palmgren
Michael Trengelo
Ators
Palmgren
Moya
Saat
Blatera
Trangelo
Merangelo
Patry Caprilo
Union Business College Catalog Ad
Readable ad fragment invites call or write for a new catalog from Union Business College at 306-210 Broad Street District RB Beriman principal Tel 503-W.
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Union Businem O Collece
Catal
Broad Street
Dist
Beriman
Pristipal Tel
First Job Ends in Tragic Train Death
Thomas Nevins, 17, a painter with Joseph Allen Contracting Company, was struck and killed by a fast eastbound mail train at Broad Street Arch yesterday afternoon. He had just begun his first job and died instantly as coworkers narrowly escaped the oncoming train. The tragedy shocked his father, Patrolman Nerina, and the Bayonne native had spent most of his life in Elizabeth after schooling at Sacred Heart. He is survived by his parents and a brother.
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Spd
Gesae Maring
Pennsylvenis Railroad
Msi
Broad Street
Wavine
Joseph Allen Contracting Company
Ayer
Cone
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Enid
Westcott
Nerina
Pennsylvania
Tie Son
Nevina
Bayonne
Elizabeth
Sacred Heart School
Basted Heart Oly Name Society
Allen Contracting Company
Surby Torr
Wales
Mary
Salvation Army Chief to Leave Elizabeth Post
A disjointed notice reports that the Salvation Army chief will depart Elizabeth, with unclear wording about resignation timing and potential relocation. The fragment mentions possible moves, district connections, and related personnel in vague terms, reflecting a disrupted OCR source.
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Salvation Army
Elizabeth
Will Appoint New Police Officers Tonight
The Police Committee plans to recommend a set of new officers to the council tonight with many aspirants expected at the meeting. Several officers will be assigned to the downtown area to address residents requests for added protection while wage increases are also flagged for possible approval after talks with the finance committee.
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Aspiranta
Mgr
Whet City
Jt Ip
Progressive Republicans seek court orders over Hudson election officers
Justice swayze granted three rules to show cause why writs should not issue. The Progressive Republicans of Hudson county seek access to the County Board of Elections swords and credentials for their officers on primary day. George L. Merard and Merritt Lane filed the application after a dispute with Anthony J. Transco and the board's secretary in Jersey City.
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Hudson County
County Board of Elections
George L. Merard
Jersey City
Deader
Progressives
Merritt Lane
Hudsom County
Lane
Trideon County
Record
Man Shot Self in Woods After Wandering, Police Say
Edward Rob of 208 Atlantic Avenue was found with a gunshot wound near the right temple after a walk toward Lyons Farms. Police report Rob said he did not know who fired the shot and later suggested he might have shot himself. his condition improved at the General Hospital while inquiries continued.
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Edward Rob 100
Atlantic
Atroet
Sereda Onsel Bieplic
Green
Mt. Olivet
Rohl
General Hospital
Sid Fannan
Robl
Lyons Farms
Dewn
Lyons Farme
Rabl
Lehigh Valley
Former Resident Henry Hoes Dies in Street Car Accident
Henry T. Hoes, longtime resident of the city, was killed yesterday when struck by a trolley car near the New Jersey Dry Dock Company's plant. He worked as a carpenter and was known in the area as a contractor. The incident occurred around the usual hour, and Hoes had just left a nearby yard when the crash happened.
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Henry T. Hoes
Hie
Jerer Dry Dak Company
Ty Thomas Mewman
Joel Carpentar
Mavarday Alget
Trenton
Grolley
Rowe
Bargain Day Seapets Meet Langley Business College
Bargain day in Langley features Seapets meeting Langley Business College. Crowds seek deals as vendors line the street and shoppers browse stalls.
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Seapets
Mayor Disputes Fire Payroll Opinion
City Attorney Connally submits opinion upholding Fire Commissioners and payroll adjustments. Mayor contends council approval needed for increases and apportionment. council meeting actions cited as exceeding authority.
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Iune
Nec
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Met
Ao Hin
Roosevelt Receives Warm Welcome in Kansas City
Telegraph report from Kansas City details a vast crowd greeting Colonel Roosevelt as he arrived after 11. A change in the program at Lawrence allowed a one hour stop in Canada? ride then a drizzle briefly dampened proceedings. A large crowd gathered in Huron Park as he spoke. The special train then reached Kansas City where Mayor Brown declared a half holiday and a parade plan was thwarted by rain. Luncheon at The Baltimore hosted about 300 guests with prominent figures including Gifford Pinchot and J K Garflin. Afterward Roosevelt toured the city by car and spoke to Westport High School pupils.
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Kanaay City
Kan
Roosevelt
Tawrence
Kanaga
Huron Park
Kansas City
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Rogarvelt
Baltimors
Col. Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
J. K.garflin
Bratow
Hadhey
Stubbs
Held Up and Robbed by Gang Declares Sailor Victim
TK learned today police seek a gang of young men who Monday night held up and nearly strangled Harry Anderson a sailor living on Elizabeth Avenue. They robbed him of about $35 from his pocketbook as one assailant knocked his hat down while another wrapped his arms around his neck. The robbers fled as others searched Anderson. Detectives were assigned to the case at the Second Precinct station.
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Harry Anderson
Elizabeth Avenue
Anderson
Berthin
Umtil Anderson
P. Aegaderice
Second Precinct
Cua
Fire damages unfinished frame building at Third and Apencer
A fire at 1317 A.M. today damaged an unfinished single story frame building at Third and Apencer streets. The property is owned by Bi Fomalny. Firemen from two engines responded quickly. A nearby worker reported the blaze may be linked to prior incidents at the site.
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Bi Fomalny
Abe
Larry
Canal plans outlined by Governor in New Jersey canal project
Governor J Franklin Fort of New Jersey spoke at the Deeper Waterways Convention detailing a proposed inland waterway from Raritan Bay to Bordentown. He argued depth ninees and cost estimates for a sea level canal and a lock canal, asserting broad commercial benefits for New Jersey and regional industry.
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Providence
J. Franklin Fort
New Jersy
New Jersay
Elin
New York State
Hudson River
Allany
Delaware
Bordentown
Alesbany
Newark Bay
Thin Bay
Arthur Kill
Induatrion
New York
Hudson
Black
New Jersey
Raritan Hay
Brent Republic
Albany
Philadelphia
New York Population May Reach 4 800 000
Washington dispatch reports the census shows New York City's boroughs and areas with Brooklyn up 42 percent and Yonkers rising 16.5 percent. If citywide growth matches Brooklyn’s rate, total could top 4.8 million, though officials expect about 20 percent growth, yielding around 4.125 million. The 1900 Greater City population stood at 3,437,203.
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The
Journal
Washington
Nea
Eltinn
Tme
New York City
Borough of
Brooklyn
Ipereasa
Elmirs
Yonkers
Tate
Wall Street Slump Marks Telegraph Reported Trade Decline
Markets opened weak with declines across steel, railroad and chemical shares. Prominent declines in Steel Olympen, Southern Pacific, Baltimore and Ohio, along with Copper and Banking sectors. Government bonds steadied as minutes showed cautious investor stance amid late day rallies and warnings.
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Southern Pacific
Baltimore
Omi
Northam Pacito
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