ISHAM IN BREWERY CASE DENSE DETAILS RISE
George Secber president of Rising Sun Brewing Co denies using company funds to buy stock from Philip Schauble. Lawyer Ed Nugent asserts funds were obtained legitimately and a one week delay was to allow possible compromise, while Secber says there has been no agreed settlement and he will not prejudge merits.
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George Secber
Risingpan Brewing Company
Edard F. Nugent
Philip Schauble
Pitney
Rising Sun Tock
Rising Tas Brewing Company
Nugent
Schauble
Schauble Repudiates Settlement Of Suir
In Trenton, Judge Witters issues an injunction restraining reopening of a wall for 3000 dollars against the Newark branch of the 908, amid a dispute over a settlement repudiated by Schauble and objections from Wilt, with Becker referenced in the wiring of the case.
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Schauble
Suir
Wilt
Trenton
Witters
Dasuhig
Walt
Newark
Becker
Man Rescues Woman From Tramps Under Madison Ave Bridge
A young woman claiming Jake lived in Cranford was attacked at 11 last night under the Madison avenue bridge by three tramps. Herman Gerkins of 940 Monroe Avenue intervened, grappling one assailant and guiding the frightened survivor toward safety. The woman declined police reporting, fearing publicity, as Gerkins escorted her to a car and offered further aid on her way home to Cranford.
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Jake
Cranford
Madison Avenue
Herman Gerkins
Monroe Avenue
Gerkins
Abe
East
Dag Boon
Meadow Street
East Grand Street
Gerkinn
Man Falls From Top Of Large Tank
Samuel Kinsel of a2 ralway avenue bay mast or via at é lock thie nifel fell from the top of a large tank outside a building. He landed about twenty feet to the bottom after a fall into a tank holding 26,000 gallons. He struck the side and jumped or slipped, injuring himself as he descended to the bottom.
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Samuel Kinsel
Ralway Avenue
Bay Mast
Kinzel
Cotte
Polajanes Revenge Against Army Reported
Fragmented text describes Polajanes attacking or exacting revenge against soldiers. The passage mentions colored soldiers and darkness, with critical details garbled and unclear about location, date, or outcome. The readable portions suggest violence and injury but lack concrete context.
Trolley Accident Report Surfaces With Fragmented Wording
A fragmented OCR note outlines a trolley incident with unclear names and locations. It hints at a collision or derailment involving a pedestrian or bystander, but the readable facts are minimal and non-specific.
Theodore Gerlach Burt Fall From Rope
Fragmentary OCR text shows a possible incident involving Theodore Gerlach Burt and a fall from a rope or horse equipment, with garbled surrounding words. No clear event date, location, or corroborating details are recoverable from the legible portions.
Trolley Accident Sends Woman to Hospital After Collision
A tram collision near Chestnut Street injures a woman who was knocked into a car lane. Eyewitness Dr. Voorhies, in front of his house, witnessed the moment she was taken into the house for care and described her head injury and the quick response.
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Agua
Colbyites for Mayor Berry and Assembly Ticket
Colbyites name Mayor Berry for another term and complete the Assembly slate with Benjamin J. Fieuchaua of Summit as a candidate. Lawyer Fieuchaua vows to support the winning Union County choice in the Senate race and to back the party slate in Trenton. Henry A. Haines, W. Carr, and E. W. Kapp chosen as delegates. others named for the Congressional convention with several alternates.
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Eleventh Ward
Union County League For Equal Taxation
Froét Iast
Hersh
Eshdidates
Berry Wentudoresd
Alate
Trenton
United
Union County
Henry A. Haines
W. ©. Carr
E. W. Kapp
la Megues
Peter
Servin
Pred P. Woodruff
Ben Cooley
Lewis W. Kingsley
Doe
Phillip Stillman
W. M. Deutach
Wellington W. Blake Bstieett
Baw
K. Brows
Sieteid
Trunk lines lower passenger rates in November
Stinger rates the era ist by Lacks anna tav e both as indte end that begin ning November the maximum passenger rate will be 2.2 cents or wills that end of 3 -dats, which is generally charged at te ery ak Os Nora 5 tes ey ae on sale.
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Lacksanna-tave
Courses at high school expand varied class options
Work at Battin High School began with full effort as officials arranged four new courses alongside normal training. Students learned the system, but some confusion arose over certificates and course selections. A school card on file records each pupil’s chosen path and required statistics for the year.
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the Battin High School
Pupila
Hearst Leaders Bind Themselves In Odd Rant
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Feeneger Pwote and Bent, with garbled references to Chenier of Dushesi and Lyon of Breu. Attorney-general John Ferd appears in disrupted lines tied to a political scene, suggesting a styled lead about leadership tying themselves to a local or state matter, with unclear context.
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Yedant Chenier
Dushesi
Gtate
Reuben RB
Lyon
Breu
John Ferd
Fee Spreueetman Roomdoom
Pop Tomer de GC
Republican Convention Date Set For County Nominations
The Union County Republican committee fixed September 1 at 1 PM in Lyceum Theatre for nominating three assemblymen and other county posts. The session, decided after brief discussion, will be afternoon. The call requires delegates from freeholders and related districts.
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Union County
Lyceum Theatre
Congress
Republican County Committee
Frank H. Smith
Freeholder
Thase
Yinse
Nominat Ie Sigeed
Jame O. Calvert
Os. Seaway Center
Om ‘ ‘Et Dhetelae A. Waterbury
Political Notes Democrats of the Sixth Ward Nominees
In Newark political notes, Democrats of the Sixth Ward plan a meeting tomorrow night at Pihwbgat's hall 3 Washington Avenue to select ward candidates and delegates for the primaries. The gathering aims to organize in preparation for February activities and delegate presentation.
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Pihwbgat’s
Washington Avenue
Dera Hat Morrow al Treet
Elizabeth Avenue
Toot Delagates
Sanstibeten Forsee
FeOmasy
Wall Street ends with gains after late bear, market steadies
New York trading opened weak but improved as tone turned strong toward close. Brokers reported gains in several issues while government bonds held steady amid a subdued session. Brooklyn Wallpaper Co appears in the brief note.
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New York
Bret
Axtad- Haiet
Lewion
Leeden Secoust
West Side Race Riot Near Gan Juan Hill
Chaos erupted on the West Side as a crowd gathered near Gan Juan Hill. One person was fatally hurt and many injured as fights broke out during a city race riot. Police patrolled the area as chaos continued with bystanders assisting the wounded and monitoring the crowd.
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Gan
Juan’hill
West Side New-York
Republican meeting seeks delegates for Linden township primary
Plainfield and surrounding towns report a set of political gatherings. In Saen ger Hall preparations were announced for a Republican delegate nominating meeting in Linden township ahead of the primary. A separate assembly of colored veterans planned discussions on education and franchise aims with speakers from Newark and local leaders. The Good Government Club in North Plainfield endorsed council candidates. Union County League in Ninth Ward held meetings to select delegates, with brief speeches by W F Groves and Benjamin J Fleuchaus discussing Assembly nominations.
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Linden Township
O'Lark
Amasa
Colored Vetera
Grand Army Hall
Cory
Breed Street
A. B. Coney
F.C. Fisher
Newark
Wf, Groves
LeRoy Mack
Frenty Langue
Plainfield
The
Good Government Club
North Plainfield
M. C. Vanarsdale
Charles F. Lee
Common Council
Colby
Ninth Ward
Union County League For Equal Taxation
W. F. Groves
Benjamin J. Fleuchaus
Summit
Assembly
Magoon Boomed For Presidency In Panama
In Panama on September 12 a presidential boom for Charles Magoon, retiring Canal Governor, emerged in congress. The proposal, though largely symbolic, won early support from Panamanian lawmakers and was acknowledged in a US context by Vice President Basor Arosamena.
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Panama
Charles Magoon
Canal
Philippines
Penania Congress
Basel
United States
Baor Arosamena
Little Republic
Congress
Magoon
Calted
Rockefeller's Plea Not Guilty in Pipeline Case
John D. Rockefeller's company faces multiple pipeline-related charges as he pleads not guilty. Proceedings contemplated for the day remain unsettled, with court deliberations uncertain and no trial date confirmed.
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Rockefeller
Uncle Sam in Readiness to Protect American Interests
The United States orders cruiser Denver to Havana and gunboat Marietta to Cienfuegos, with Des Moines held at Key West. President Roosevelt directs readiness to land marines if Cuba crisis demands, as Oyster Bay signals ongoing Cuban program plans and concern over Palma’s administration. The measures include potential intervention to halt revolution per government request.
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Bacon
United States
Denver
Havana
Cubs
Marietta
Monte Cristi
Santa Domingo
Cienfuegos
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Des Moines
Key
Cuba
Oyster Be
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