Noted Woman Dies as Rats Bite Paralyzed Foot
Inabelle Van Hart, 62, of Elizabeth Avenue, found dead in her chair last night. A rat bite on her paralyzed left foot caused fatal artery bleeding while she slept, with no pain felt. Funeral to be held Sunday at Bloomfield. she is survived by grown sons and a daughter-in-law.
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Diye
Inabelle van’ Hart
Lwligabeth Avenue
Wan
Tao O'Elnck
Charles J. Jensen
Dr. Funk
Westrart
Funk
Fink
Mon van Hart
van Hart
Bloomfield
Elizabeth Avenue
Townstairs
Va Bastett
An Hen Alent
Prisoner to be returned from Minnesota to Montana
County Detective John A. Galatian will depart by 6.41 train for St. Paul with John Uswin, alias V Willis and John Ceeil, recaptured in Chatham Morris County after escaping Mintons Penitentiary two years ago. He will turn Oswin over to Montana officers upon arrival.
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John A. Galatian
Pennsylvania Railroad
St. Pat
Minn
John Uswin
V. Willis
John Ceeil
Oswin
Mintons Penitentiary
Jary
Deer Lodge
Galatian
Chatham
Morris County
Montana
Armat
Total Win
St.Paul
Hinmet
Young Man Manz Arrested for Stove Theft
Christopher Manz, a 13 year old, was placed under arrest on a warrant after admitting to stealing a stove valued at 15 dollars from James Powers at Elizabeth Avenue. The stove was recovered and Manz directed where it had been disposed of. His mother laments past leniency and Captain Irwin, assistant probation officer, says the boy has shown want of improvement.
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Young Manz
Christopher Manz
Ree
Opin
Kelley
James Powers
Esme Addres
Elizabeth Avenue
Mans
Ahe
Jed
Irwin
Sobene
Harvard Crew Trains To Minute Pace For Race
Harvard crew trains with precise timing and short spurts to sharpen speed and endurance ahead of forthcoming race. Coaches emphasize minute-by-minute pacing and practiced bursts to maximize performance.
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Harvard
Tulary
Fatal Railroad Wreck Claims Cumberland Fireman
A deadly railroad wreck in Cumberland claims the life of a city fireman. Rescue attempts were made but the victim died from injuries sustained in the crash. Officials initiated investigations and mourn the loss of the local hero.
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Cunberland
Clavice Grint
Bridge Meeting Seeks Staten Island Link
Large turnout expected at a bridge project meeting called by the Downtown Merchants Association. The gathering at the Alcyone Club aims to discuss bridge location and public hearing plans with City Surveyor W H Taeter to prepare maps. Mayor Jerry may attend the hearing and a council committee may be expanded if the New York hearing is delayed.
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Staten Island
Merchants —Association
Alcyone Club
Matzgur
Idtingston
First Streets
New York and
New Jersey
Councilmenic
W. H. Taeter
Hwaring
New York
S.jerry
Ihen
Somiel
F. Collins
LaFollette to Visit Elizabeth for Reform Campaign
State Senator Everet Colby says a telegram from Senator Robert La Follette of Wisconsin confirms he will visit New Jersey the week of September 17 to tour counties in support of the reform movement. The itinerary lists dozen locations including Mount Holly Burlington Camden Freehold Newark Jersey City and Hoboken with multiple afternoon and evening meetings.
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Everet Colby
Robert LaFollette
Winconsin
Jersey
la Follette
Wincon- Ain
Lember
Mount Holly
Burlington
Camden
Freehold
Park
New Brunswide
Arth Amboy
Dover
Boonton
Morristown
Elisabeth
Plainfield
Ierfond Aero
Pesa x Axic
Wackenesek
Newark
Peter
Jersay City
Hobo
Democratic City Committee Meeting Held at Headquarters
The Democratic City Committee met at night in their office building with full attendance. Members reviewed the local political situation and discussed no special subject before distributing blank petitions and instructions on delegates to upcoming conventions, then adjourned.
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Democratic City Committee
Thei
Runkel’s Hand Caught in Lathe at Central Railroad Shop
Edwin F. Runkel of 841 Haat Jersey Street, a machinist at Noyed, suffered a severe left hand injury when it was caught in a lathe at the Central Railroad shop. He was rushed to General Hospital after the accident occurred shortly after 4 o’clock in the afternoon.
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Edwin F. ‘Runkel
Haat
Jersey Street
Central Railroad
General Hospital
Annie Johnson Obituary From Elizabeth General Hospital
Mrs Annie Johnson aged 51 died Monday after a two month illness. Widow a resident of Elizabeth for about fourteen years she is survived by two daughters funeral services were held this afternoon at the funeral parors of M M Martin Sons conducted by Rev C J Culp pastor Bound Brook Presbyterian Church interment in Bound Brook former home of Mrs Johnson Augustus Thwreatt of 413 Catherine street died about 830 oclock that evening at Meare Waina he was a longtime resident of the city and a member of the Union Baptist Church honorary deacon and former superintendent of Sunday school serving eight years
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Annie Johnson
Elizabeth General Hospital
Augustus Thwreatt
Augustus Thwrestt
Catherina Street
Fragmented OCR obituary item with garbled text
Obituary fragment references an individual and terms like care and Pay but the readable content is severely distorted, yielding no clear name, date, place, or context to precisely identify the person or event. The readable portions suggest a memorial notice but lack concrete details to form a concrete card.
Monument honors Gen Winfield Scott in Elizabeth gathering
Veterans and citizens convened in Elizabeth City Hall to back a public monument to General Winfield Scott. A committee urged a Scott Park equestrian statue and a first public meeting on the 20th to gather civic views, with Ulric Dahlgren Post thanking the effort and local officials pledging support.
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Soldiers and Sailors Monument Association
Countil
City Hall
Elizabeth
Bergen
James
Connally
EL Baldwin
Winfiekl Scott
James C. Connally
CH. K. Halsey
George A. Ford
General Scott
Ala City
Lincoln
Mexico
Beott Park
Gousa
Yemiarka
John S. Sauer
Geo
A. Ford
R.B. Cinsell
Neil McLeod
C.H. K. Halsey
Council Chamber
Tia E. Caldwin, Jr
Ulric Dahlgren
Ue Saver
Rabsniper
Ulric ‘Dahlgrén
Elisabeth
Tata
Chet APL 8 muruen migat eeBoci hn Boskberping
The fragment mentions persons and places in a garbled text likely from a diary or notice. Key readable items include a name or acronym Chet APL 8, a location Boskberping, and an initial DR M RECTErR. The legibility is too low to confirm a definite event or outcome.
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Chet Apl
Perkins Defends His Record in Plainfield Editorial Reply
Assemblyman Trandolph Perkins of the Republican majority answers Courier-News questions about his last Legislature record. He explains he did not kill Assembly bill No 15 to restrict coal staves in passenger cars, notes hearings featured railroad attorneys, and cites amendments proposed by Martin. He highlights involvement with Equal Panton and rail tax distributions while addressing ongoing coverage.
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Trandolph Perkin
Plainfield
Courier-News
Perkins
New Jury
Martin
Committee On Judiciary
Hays
Tha Sor
Wall Street Opens With Strong Realizing Profits In Early Trade
The market opened firm as traders booked profits after good news. Prices quickly dipped from the day’s high, with transactions showing general confidence among major financial interests. Despite early losses, buyers remained active and losses were expected to be recovered as supply remained limited. Government bonds held steady while railroad and other bonds stayed active.
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New York, Rept
Bloomfield Bridge Crossing Narrow Escape At Dawn
Fifty passengers narrowly escaped a fatal plunge when a trolley car jumped the track at a Bloomfield avenue grade crossing near the Lackawanna line. An open switch caused the car to crash into a sign, tearing it apart and hanging over a ravine by Tonny’s Brook until the train’s approach halted disaster. The car was closed, preventing further casualties. had it been open the casualties would have been severe. The event occurred just before a Lackawanna train was due, risking a Clifton Avenue style disaster.
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Montclair
Providence
Bloomflel Avenue
Lackawanna
Newark
Clifton Avenue
Machines to Displace Men in Chicago Foundries
Secretary Paul Alatchford of the Metal Trades Association predicted an end to the 600 ironworkers strike in Chicago within a month after an Awan experiment. One hundred molding machines were installed where strike breakers were unavailable, proving capable of delivering work previously done by skilled molders. Orders were placed for 500 more machines in New York.
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Chicago
Paul Alatchford
Metal Trades Association
Coicago
New York
Shake-up in Isthmian Canal affairs prompts dismissals
Panama Sept 6 a canal administration shake up begins with Chief Engineer Stevens ordering the dismissal of two officials Downey and St Thomas and noting finalities and resignations. Stevens demands absolute inventories of all property and orders investigations into any items suggesting irregularity. The construction division has drawn the most attention and handles materials worth about a million dollars in the past year, with tighter controls now in place across departments.
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Panama
Canal
Stevens
Downey
F. St. Thomas
Tack
Stevens Hax
Stevens Haw
Interiala
Evens Haw
Two New York Workmen Die In Fall From Scaffold
Two workmen fell from a scaffold in a large garage under construction at the northeast corner of Broadway and Sixty-second Street soon after 3 a.m. They plunged sixty feet to the concrete basement, breaking nearly every bone. The victims were machinist Fault Fiction of Tremont Avenue and helper Louis Zoebel of 431 East Eighty-second Street. The causes remain uncertain.
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New York
Sept
Broudway
Sixty-second Street
Tremont Svenue
Louis Zoebel
Battling Nelson Reported Dead in Wall Street Rumor
A private dispatch from Goldfield New Mexico claims Mattling Nelson died from injuries after a bout with Joe Gans. The report circulated in New York and caused brief stock market activity, but the source and confirmation remain undisclosed and unverified. Nelson reportedly left Goldfield with rival Pitch Nolan for San Francisco.
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New York
Henry Clawa
Wall Street
Tate
Goldiicha
Mattling Nelson
Joe Gans
Atrest
Goldfield, Ney
Publishers Press
Pitly Nolan
San Francisco
Nelson
Gans
Weat
Stock Exchange
Philadelphia bank wreckers face hearing in police court
In Philadelphia, three men tied to the Real Estate Trust Company failure were arraigned before Magistrate Kocheraperger for a preliminary hearing. Adolph Segal, William F. North, and Marshall S. Collingwood were opposed by DA Bell who seeks witness testimony. Segal allegedly took over 65 million for personal use while North and Collingwood acted as passive conspirators.
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Philadelphia
Realstate Trust Company
Kocheraperger
Tell
Adolph Segal
William F. North
Marehall
Collingwood
Himanines Dievelopal
Bell
Comney
Segal
North
Mall
Regal
Magietentre
King Mansion
Mr. Bell
Trust Company
Juba HH
Converse
Earle
Knights Templar Parade at Asbury Park
Asbury Park September 6 Knights Templar of New Jersey held a field day on the boardwalk. The parade drew a large crowd and featured eight brass bands. Eminent Grand Commander William Derman of Metuchen reviewed the Knights and the Grand Commandery officers from a decorated stand.
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Asbury Park
Knights Templar of
New Dervey
William Derman
Metuchen
Two Thousand English School Teachers Demand Crossing
Washington dispatch reports 2000 English school teachers seek crossing or transfer amid labor concerns. Information from the Department of Commerce and Labor notes the action and context behind the demand.
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Washington
Department Commerce and Labor
Martine Boom Debated as Bryan Backing in New Jersey
Local Democrats view the Martine surge with cautious optimism as William Jennings Bryan lends support. Former Congressman Dunn says Martine is unifying for the party and could counter Republican chances, while Martine himself declines to comment on the senator bid at the Carteret Club gathering.
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Dunn
William Jennings Bryan
James E. Martine
Plainfeld
Democratic Party
New Jersey
United States
Carteret Club
Jersey City
Bryan
Thi
Jess
John P. I
Mr. Bryan
Martine
Martinel
E. A. Stevens
Hoboken
Hudson County
Jersey
Eanex
Denwrney
Martine Ie
Reformara
Wille
Bryon Escoll
Union County
Serena
Free Democracy
Tras Democracy
Thi Hout
Democratic Club
Sand
Clartine
Jones
Fem Det
Atea
Plainfelder
Dawn
Martine Wre
Carteret
81X DAYS ON BOATS KEEL AFTER CAPSIZING
Berlin reports a skipper of the small sailing vessel Anna ks Waa Tee drifted on the keel from August 28 until last Monday without food or drink and drowned near Schwarcort as rescuers approached the wreck. A crew member, a boy, died amid the stay. the Anna Rebekka had left Memel, Pros You can get alsa Se ee Feates Oe ree Yard and office at 1168 East Broad Street corner-Chectnut. Telephone 658 W.
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Berlin
Anna Ks
Waa Tee
Schwarcort
Bes
Boy
Decxom-Treane
Decxom-Treane As the Reentt of Stawat—ferings
Stumdsy
Anna Rebekka
Memel
East Broad Street
sorner—Chectnut
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Will
Colbyites
Runkel
Wall Paper
Ly Sree
6 Rail Ag
Abe
Monument Association
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Feverel
York
Foote & Company
Broad Street
Low
Amal
Amer
Dugar
Ro Tae
Walt
Obie
E Nuabvne ML. K. & T. Pid
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Pol NG
West
Central
N.Y
Penn
Reading
Southern Pacific
Southern BR. i. de
Texas Paetic
Saenger Hall
Battling Nelson
Phila
Knights Templar
Annus
Brillant Succes
U. S
Nebraskan
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