City Council debates land purchase and contracts in tense meeting
Democratic mayoral candidate John Beuer presses that no radical change to city bonds and land deals be permitted while council weighs a land purchase near Elizabeth River. Finance Committee reports and contracts tied to building and paving work dominate the session as officials suspend rules to advance funding and ordinance measures.
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Qouicliman
John
Beuer
Opin
Etizabety
Gauer
Charles Hi
Moore
Sour
Finsaa
Peper Meirt
General Ace
John Drayis
Ateam Ting
le A. Co
Aisr
Collins
Founcirman Sehlotterer
Fayette Rean
Toledo Veterans Parade Draws Large Crowd
A Toledo dispatch reports a veteran parade of the Tortyemennd G at 10:30 am drew an estimated 39,000 spectators, with about 150,090 visitors in the city this afternoon. A Roosevelt reference remains unclear in the scrambled copy.
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Tefegrepstoc
Toledo
Lees
Roosevelt
Nugent Reappointed State Chairman Amid Party Shakeup
By telegraph, Jersey City reports a meeting of the State Democratic Committee of New Terasy re seats and leadership. Robert Huda peth, committee chair, re aligned, dismissed, and rebuked a judge amid accusations of missteps in the campaign. The article notes tensions between Smith and Davis, with blame cast after a recent defeat and potential actions before the Governor's selection.
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Jersey City
Sept
State Democratic Committee of New Terasy
Robert
Hudapeth
Tha Colymittes
Mare
Etre
Peth
Wes
Agget
Hol Aloot
He Smith
Davis
Governor and faithful hound charm city in odd tale
A garbled account narrates a dog without a tag owned by a resident of Foster M neighborhood. Governor's aide and the governor himself consider the dog the best ever while the rightful owner waits and police monitor the scene. Citizens wonder if the dog will be returned after a delay.
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Jona Ea Segal
Eine Inen
Wife Beats Husband in Divorce Case in Newark Court
Adolph Reichert of Pileabeth reports marital troubles in Newark chancery court. He filed for annulment after bringing their two children to the mother’s home in Elizabeth. The proceedings reveal disputes over names and legitimacy as the couple’s marriage deteriorated.
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Pileabeth
Chancery-Court
Wewark
Yecterday
Tradt
Andren
Roeithart
Ing
George 5 Ford
Anus Clifford
Reichert
Mlater
Elizabeth
Walt
Sud
Mromutt
Anna
John R Moxon Out of Field in Assembly Candidacy
Fragmented report shows John R. Moxon opposed by GrancellI ally as he faces primary challenges. Speech notes, campaign lines, and local party figures indicate a tense fight over nomination with August deadlines and county committee planning.
Vermont gubernatorial race leads with revised returns
Telegraph report shows 30,000 lead in Vermont with updated figures. It notes missing towns and indicates Republican gains over Democrats, with Prouty leading and Roosevelt’s influence cited. The article discusses the statewide election results and predicted Legislature outcome.
Political rally report with scattered quotes and crowd notes
Fragmentary telegraph text describes a political event with references to a speaker, the Republican party, and a morning schedule. It notes a lack of attendees at a station, a police presence, and a crowd of about 500 people who shook hands before breakfast. References to stations and local officials appear in incomplete form.
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Bryan
Slesine
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Possible arrest reported in Rochester area
Vague notes indicate two unidentified men were arrested near Rochester after being traced to the area weeks ago. Details remain unclear and a fuller report is expected.
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Kensiwe
Rochester Nome
Shots on the London Stock Exchange Spark Panic
An unknown man fired four shots on the London stock exchange floor today. He was knocked down and overpowered. The shooter, a Rugby engineer named Harrison, claimed trouble with a broker and appeared deranged. Seventeen members were injured as chaotic scrambling ensued and business paused for about half an hour.
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Telegraphite
the Journal
London
Stock Exchange
Harrison
Exchange
Man Handcuffed to Hospital Cot After Italian Stabbing
In Peterstown a man named Antonio Buomeme lies handcuffed to a hospital cot as Italian Hes Michgal Pink, stabbed during a family quarrel, remained in critical condition. Police say Dominick Buerriho and Anna’s husband Jan o have vanished, with detectives pursuing them and Chief Tenney expecting arrests by night.
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Michgal
Peterstown
Antonio Buomeme
Tnan
Buomoma
Suiseaeas Cree
Bueriwho
Dominick
Buerriho
Labeheg
Wall Street Opens With Broad Stock Strength
The market showed early gains with notable leadership from Southern Pacific and Erie advancing while other rails rose unevenly. Buying interest from London and continued absorption suggested a constructive tone as trading moved toward midmorning.
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York
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Southern Pacific
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London
Prohibitionists Nominate Clergyman For Governor
Telegraph report from St. Paul notes Prohibitionists nominating Rev. Dr. Decree B. Stockwell of Fort Plain as their gubernatorial candidate. Secretary Loeb returns from a month away mostly spent in Minnesota lake country and will resume duties soon. Exchange an old piano for a prayerful new tune advertised at Morrow's on Winstead Street.
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Decree B. Stockwell
Fort Plain
Morrow's
Winst Street
Mystery deeper in death of George Wittke boy
A 15 year old George Wittke was found near the Staten Island shore by the Baltimore and Ohio Bridge after washing ashore. Police notified and investigations ongoing as details of his death and family statements are examined by authorities and the press.
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Mia
Charles Wittke
Flizabeth Avenue
Staten Taland
Baltimore and ‘Ohio
Weet Brighton
Paul Wittke
Viebrock
Lebrock
Martin Street
Railroad
Newark
Oroas Stronke
Viebroskeh
Wong
Committed death by own action at Essex Golf Links
A report notes a self inflicted death at Essex Golf Links, County Country Club. The incident occurred between sundown and morning, with authorities finding the body near the course and routine procedures underway. Further details are unclear due to the fragmentary OCR.
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County Country Club
Ordhas
Rimuitut
Ward Club Grows Membership Applications Read
Fifteen applications for membership were received at the ninth warden chair meeting last evening in the building. Reports of various committees were read and accepted. It was thought Dr. Viewer Mraring would attend, but due to other business he could not. he will attend next meeting.
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Chuir
Viewer Mraring
Canine Death Lights 700 Ride Charley Harvard
A partially legible clipping reports canine death linked to a ride incident involving Charley Harvard and a carbanic gas reference. The fragment mentions Union Business College, a storage warehouse, and addresses at Broad Street and Jefferson Avenue, with references to a Journal on sale and local city names.
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