German Day Plans Highlight Elizbeth Celebrations
German societies of Elizabeth submit a robust program for German Day events on Wednesday. The Liederkranz Maennerhof and Turnverein Vorwaerts unite to stage concerts and drills with special recitals and uptown arrangements. The MoViedans Union extends hours and offers reduced rates to boost attendance.
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Elizabeth
Eria “Vg
Dean Gerner
St Patrick’s Church
Committee On Music
Father Gass
Moviedans
Ita
Avery
Severage
Beglan
Hersh
Oseses
Eitan & Daegers
Abahley
Gratuia
Turnverein
Vorwass
Dumbbeil Dritl
Murder trial set for Thursday in Hollins case
The murder trial of George G. Hollins for the February killing of James Thorne will move to Court of Quarter Sessions next Thursday and proceed barring unforeseen delays. The defense questions the timing of key testimony from Mrs. C. G. Pickham, who is absent due to a medical operation in New York. Hollins is accused of firing from his bedroom window on West Jersey Street, claiming Thorne was mistaken for a thief. Governor Foater M. Voorheed is listed as Hollins’ defending attorney.
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George G. Hollins
Jamoa Thorne
Mra
C. G. Pickham
Hollins
Mra. Pickham
New York
Woon
Hollings
James Thorne
Hollinghome
West Jersey Street
Thorne
Foater M.voorheed
Athletic stars in home week meet headline event
Atlantic League Park hosts Old Home Week events sanctioned by the Amateur Athletic Union. Featured races include an eight special lavitation half rifle scratch with top national athletes Melvin Sheppard El Parsons and J B Taylor. Other events include 100 yard dashes open half mile mile and two mile races.
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Atlantic League Park
Melvin Sheppard
el Parsons
J. B. Taylor
Union County
Siiton
Man Severely Injured by Train In City Incident
Peter Kelly, 24, of 258 Bond Street, was struck by a train while attempting to board at the Elizabeth Avenue station. His right leg was badly injured and likely to be amputated. He was rushed to a hospital and the train halted briefly at the scene.
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Peter Kelly
Bond
Taba
Sowaren
Elisabeth Avenue
Saitharnhead
St Bet
Compromise Candidate Emerges in Essex Governor Primary
The Essex primary today pits Fort against Summer with a possible compromise candidate rising. Republican strategists see Fowler as a potential nominee if Fort loses momentum. Colbyites threaten Fort’s county delegation and the party may shift to Sheriff H Bommer if Essex backs Colloyites.
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Newark
Charles N. Fowler
Fowler
Fort
Masex
Cass
Colbgites
Kaew
Tuid Cotbuibs
Colloyites
Essex
H. Bommer
Boy reported missing tale proves groundless at Newark firm
A Newark company statement declares that Anthony and Jobs Bwaysian, the boy named among three Elizabeth youths reported lost, were found at work this morning and that the earlier loss report had no foundation.
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A. P. Smith ‘Company
Newark
Anthony
Jobs Bwaysian
Hlizabeth
Imp
Shirt Thieves Caught After Break-In at Jersey Street Store
Reported incident centers on a Franklin Street resident William Mc Names and Charles Hemlet charged as suspects in a glass-breaking at Mrs Haters 27 price store at 608 East Jersey Street. Police anticipate arrest soon.
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William McNames
Franklin Street
Oherles ‘Hemlet
W. Haters
Peide Store
East Jersey -Street
Cere Alent
Eames Teres
Elephantisis Develops Case in New York
A report from New York outlines the developing elephantisis case with mixed results. Officials unnamed suggest Temarkahl may be involved, but details remain unclear.
Rescue League Threatens Russian Jews in Massacre Campaign
A new anti Semitic group called the rescue league surfaces in Russia pledging extermination after any assassination plot. Prominent Hebrews fear a general massacre and appeal to the civilized world for protection as mobs edge toward violence and police curb postings.
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Berlin
Czar Nicholas
Stolypin
League
Russia
Ers
Rescue League
Balla
Roulmania
Odeee
Jeanity
Rong
Kishinet tSapeee
Fear of bloodshed grips Vancouver amid anti Orientalist crisis
Vancouver residents woke in fear as a Saturday riot left Japanese and Chinese workers targets. A mob wrecked establishments and Orientals in mills sought refuge in quarters with countrymen while authorities and vigilante factions hovered, tensions rising as potential pay disputes sparked unrest.
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Vancouver
Potiwaar
British War Balloon Test Reported Successful
A British test of a military balloon reportedly showed success with an operator at the helm and satisfactory gunner performance. The unusual craft and its role in wartime defense are noted, though the fragmented text limits full details.
Half Time Pupils Reach Seven Hundred Fifty In City Schools
Superintendent Clement reports 750 pupils on half time with larger classes split and two groups assigned to half time. Congestion worsens as St Anthony's closes adding about sixty pupils. He may urge board action in Thursday evening report.
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Schods
Clement
Board of Education
St. Anthony's Barochial School
Masked burglars blow up bank in Chippewa Ontario
In Chippewa Ontario on a September night masked burglars dynamited a bank, frightening staff as they plundered the vault. Armed with revolvers, they seized the bank’s cash while the safe was being opened.
Britt Forced to Retire From Ring Due to Serious Injury
San Francisco报道称拳手Britt因严重手臂伤势将永久退出拳坛 影响其轻量级目标与前景 据称伤势限制其继续比赛能力 并可能结束其职业生涯
Wellman Abandons Polar Balloon Plan
New York reports Walter Wellman has abandoned his Spitsbergen expedition plan. The scientist faced delays and setbacks as the balloon project to reach the North Pole dissolved, ending the bold attempt.
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New York
Spitsbergen
Norway
Walter Wellman
Wallman
Snubbing at Oyster Bay Explained by Mr Lor s
Fragmentary OCR yields a local theatre or social item mentioning Mr Lor s explaining snubbing at Oyster Bay. The garbled text references a speaker and a public or communal event with commentary on etiquette and social relation.
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Oyster Bay
Lors
Battle on at the Primaries in City Wards
Polls opened at 1 o'clock for registration and the primary election with contests in three wards. Independent Republicans push Perkins delegates for the county convention while heavy voting is noted in the third Ward council race among Byrnes Barry and McGurk. Charles S Matthews faces William Cane in the school commissioner race amid the Shearer superintendent controversy and Porkine fight shaping the Republican county ticket nomination Thursday.
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Perkins
Ird
John ¥. Byrnes
Richard A. Barry
Peter J. McGurk Lvery
Charles 5. Matthews
Opy Wiliam
William ‘J. Shearer
Stat Opportunity
Republican County
Two-Cent Fare Law Ruled Unconstitutional in Pennsylvania
In Philadelphia on September 10 the Common Pleas Court, Judges Wilson and Audenried, ruled the two cent fare law unconstitutional in a decision favoring the Pennsylvania Railroad. The railroad argued the rate was fixed without legislative inquiry into profitable operation, a claim the court sustained.
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Philadelphia
Wilson
Audenrled
Common Pleas Court
Feonsylvania Beilroad
Pennsyvania Railroad Company
No Arbitration Stance From Postal Company Telegraphers
New York Sept 10 Edward J Nally vice president and general manager of the Postal Company declares there will be no arbitration and the company will not recede from its position to employ only specific individuals. The statement follows a meeting of the Western Union Telegraph Company with union officials and labor commissioner, outlining no concession on operator appointments and linked to strike financing concerns.
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New York
Edward J. Nally
Towdlay
Spall
United Commercial
Tomah Cheaelines
Era Union ‘Telegraph Conpony
Western Union Telegraph
EQUND-WIFE HAD Apri Baan Webi Hor Rawle
In a fragmentary item a person named EQUND-WIFE is linked with an Apri event and a location or person Baan Webi in connection to Rawle, but specifics are unreadable. The readable text suggests a personal notice or brief mention rather than a full event description.
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Apri
Kirkland Seen as Possible Factor in Republican Primary
Rumors rise that Captain Robert J. Kirkland could become a contingency candidate if Major King fails to secure the nomination. A close friend says Kirkland is not seeking the post and would not press delegates, while observers note his potential role if the nomination is unsettled by the convention.
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Eleles
Robert J. Kirkland
Burrogate
Kirkland
Kirkland Isot
Biut
Major King
X Beret i
Ahoul Hritmeell
Captain Kirkland
Canta Kirkland Himelf
Wdaintain
Bia
County Board Visits Springfield for Valuation Review
The County Board and Assessor discuss valuation practices amid concerns of capricious assessments. A public meeting was set for Wednesday evening to review arrangements and address local valuations at the station.
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County“Board
Springfield
Louis—T Terry
Tom
Wall Street Trading Report Sees Early Irregularities
New York market summary notes irregular first hour with Amalgamated down about 3 percent. Copper dividends mentioned, and Lerpetin Bentem are referenced in a brief, unclear update amid swift market movements.
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New York
Wes
Neue Cnt
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C.N. Fowler
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William MeNames
Charles Homer
Newen
Temarkahl
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Enone
Ateok
Lodz
Poland
Candon
Ane
Chippewa
Ont
Sept. Zee
Ant Seiing
Beck Bsms
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Sagat Am
Loceenstitt
Puebla
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