Moxon Kirstein Kyle at Rahway GOP convention
Moxon, Kirstein and Parrot Juicy GOP contest in Union County with Frank J Smith presiding. Kirstein named as third Assembly nominee while Plainfield delegates back Moxon Fierce for the Assembly ticket and George Parrot for Surrogate. Mack to announce nomination stance.
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Union County
Frank J H.smith
William R. Codington
Plainfield
Assembly Nomman
Republican Assembly
Moxon
Plerow
Kirstein
Carlton B. Fierce
Randolph Perkina
Burrogate
Cavous
George T. Parrot
Benjamin King’ Haa
Tad
Reputstic
Edward L.mack
New Teachers and Transfers Ratified by Board of Education
The Board of Education approved several new teacher appointments and transfers. Ralph C. Morris was named Vice-principal of School No. 3 and Miss Kate M. Warner Vice-principal of Battin High School. Elina Pauline was appointed teacher at a salary for the year. Additional appointments announced earlier were approved, with committees on law and teachers reviewing related matters.
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Dewobeachers
Board of Education
Ralph C. Morris
Kate M. Warner
Battin High School
Elina Pauline Q
Lier Ir Aerthe
Dion
Lucretia H
Susan C. Schon
Rome
Fight Over Pillow Cage Causes Damage Broadside
Fragmented OCR report records a chaotic fight scene at a hotel involving Cornelius Morris and others. The text references a pillow cage dispute, chaotic activity, and damaged property near a tethered area. Names and places are garbled, but indicate a local disturbance with multiple participants.
Schuyler Death Sentence Upheld by Court
Trenton September 12 The Court of Pardons refused to commute the death sentence of John E. Schuyler, the Funterdon county murderer who killed Manning Riley after robbing him on a faulty road near Calton. Schuyler had been reprieved by the Governor to October 4 to seek relief from the court.
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Trenton
Reformatory Probe Highlights Bid Additions for Paull System
In Trenton the Rahway Reformatory inquiry heard that the Paull Vacuum system forced a $5,000 bid increase on an initial $23,000 contract for heating. Subpoenas disrupted Prior Deneltyrae before the hearing. Montclair board member Decatur Sawyer criticized the labor system, noting it as a makeshift compared to a proposed reforms.
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Trenton
Rahway Re
Assembly
Wm. O'Brien
Red Bank
Becauss
Brooke
Prior
Deneltyrae
Tad
Decatur M. Sawyer
Montclair
Reformatory
Pereatiin Te Hemtas
Sayer
Fire Probing Statement on Indiana Disaster
Government reports detail an inquiry into the blaze aboard the Indiana battleship. An official release says crews battled the fire and work to determine the cause while the ship undergoes repairs at the League Navy Yard.
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Philadelphia
Tadtena
Indians
League Navy Yard
Rogers Badly Off in Boston Report
The article notes a first authorization statement about the patient's condition, stating Dr Pratt of New Bedford testified the patient cannot attend to any business for at least a month, with references to Supreme Court proceedings and a prior disclosure. The report emphasizes the impact on the patient’s ability to work and the timeline for recovery.
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Boston
Supreme Court
Pratt
New Bedford
Telegraph Operators Strike Looms After Week of Turmoil
New York report says telegraph operator strike nears crisis within the week as efforts to halt further disruption proceed. Details are unclear due to damaged text but the situation centers on stalled negotiations and potential actions by both sides.
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New York
Fragmented Readable Snippet on Kinley Family Item
A partial OCR fragment mentions the Kinleys and a 12 year old boy with a granite paste item. The text is garbled and provides limited context about a family matter or a ceremonial object. No clear event date place or organization is identifiable from the readable portion.
Prohibition County Convention Reported
A Prohibition county convention convened with delegates and officers listed in the local report. The assembly discussed party matters and organized for forthcoming electoral involvement, aiming to mobilize supporters and coordinate countywide activities.
New Schools Urged As City Enrolment Surges
Supt Clement reports crowded conditions in city schools with 7259 total students across all schools. He calls for a fifteen room grammar school in district 1 and a new primary school, plus completion of School No 11, to address overfilled classrooms and a large freshman class at Battin High. He suggests investigating use of partial schoolhouses and schedules during Old Home Week.
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Clement
Board of Education
Anthony
Pagaoe
Thor Exin
Battin
Sat ‘Timiler
Convention Chairman May Be Johnson
Fragmentary OCR hints at a convention chairman name possibly Johnson with references to unions business college and other garbled text. No clear events dates or outcomes, but suggests a political or organizational meeting context with unclear attendee roles.
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Convention
Johnson
Briggs Sues for 10000 and Counter Charges of Assault
A property dispute at 410 West Jersey Street led to Briggs suing for 10000 after William McCotter moved in with friends to attend his father's funeral. Briggs charges assault and battery with a revolver threat and seeks damages. McCotter posted 500 bail and countersued Briggs for intrusion and interference with privacy.
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William
McCotter
Weat
Jersey Street
Louis W. Briggs
Mahon
Briggs
Mahon F
Amorrow
Bingus
Nugill and
David
A- Briggs
Panic in Philadelphia Stock Market After Sudden Drop
Reported panic in Philadelphia on a Saturday as improvement company stock tumbled rapidly. Other stocks followed, with rumors of a major wipeout circulating before the open. Traction shares fell sharply, with trading at low levels and broad market distress noted.
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Philadelphia
United
New York
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Bes
Baratoga Parade Marks Jersey Veterans National Encampment
At Baratoga New York September 12 the forty first National encampment of the G A R held a rain resistant parade. Jersey veterans marched past including Arthur W. Tench and George Van Houten Post Newark and Jersey City units. The event honored Commander-in Chief Brown and featured reports and tributes to President Roosevelt.
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Brown
Roosevelt
Toseph W
O'Neall
Berle Burton
Fevacia
Tulado
Broadway
George van Houten Post
Jersey City
Saratoga
Judeon Kilpat
New Jersey
Wiscon
MSNEEZO Eye Classer Report From Fragmented OCR
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions terms like hinteso and evan acme with unclear context. The readable text references an eye classer and a fan or Sand Pecs style phrase, but no verifiable event, person, organization, or place to anchor a proper summary.
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Evan Acme
Horrible Atrocities Against the Jews Reported in Kishineff Massacre
Dispatches from Bucharest in September 1942 describe a pogrom led by Odessa rowdies and Black Hundred adherents attacking Kishineff Jews. The attackers set fires in a lumber yard, forcing refugees toward villages along the Pruth River as frontier guards block exits. Numerous victims and fled residents driven from Kalarnach note renewed fear of outbreaks.
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Roumania
Kishineff
Odessa
Black Hundred
Kishinef
Kiahinefl
Pruth
Romania
Kalarnach
Jury verdict in Vanderbilt estate case against Edward Ward Vanderbilt
A sheriffs jury found Edward Ward Vanderbilt incompetent to manage his estate after a two week trial in a probate commission case. The suit, brought by his daughter, accused Vanderbilt of undue influence by Mrs Pepper guided by the spirit Bright Eyes. The plaintiff alleged large transfers in favor of Mrs Pepper before and after the marriage, with property valued in the hundreds of thousands at stake. The case proceeded amid rigorous prosecution from the outset and concluded yesterday with a verdict potentially shaping the estate settlement.
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Edward Ward Vanderbilt
Funney
Vanderbilt
Spiritualiatio Anil
Spiritualiatte Church
Pepper
Noom Yentenlay
Onan
Three Men Believed Drowned After Brighton Beach Boat Capsize
New York dispatch reports a fishing boat capsized two miles off Brighton Beach as a strong breeze struck. Bathers saw three men on deck as the craft headed out, then suddenly toppled and sank. Lifesavers searched without result or identifying details.
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New York
Brighton Beach
Steamer Junagua Hit by Waterspout in River Plunge
Havens Sept 12. The Steamer Junagua was struck by a waterspout while sailing up the mpl River, dragging cargo overboard near Cientuegeo Bay. Clentue reports a death from Yellow fever last week. no new cases are reported.
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Havens
Junagua
Mpl
Cientuegeo Bay
Clentue
Whipping of Student May Cause Death Near Ellwood
A public school incident near Ellwood Harrisburg prompts a death threat scenario as Howard Orne, angered by alleged whipping of his daughter, tracked down teacher Mervin Felty and assaulted him, with a warrant reportedly issued for Felty.
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Harrisburg
Ellwood
Here
Howard Orne
Mervin Felty
Felty
Barrett May Conduct the Senate Probe
Barrett expected to accept a probe role after being asked to back up counsel for the committee. Report notes there is reasonable ground to believe he will take the position as the Senate inquiry moves forward.
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Barrett
Senate
Deronr Stokes
Burned to Death by Lamp Explosion in Peston Mass
A fragmentary item reports a fatal lamp explosion in Peston, Massachusetts, with a person named Wetenbach dying. The readable text is severely garbled, but indicates a deadly fire or blast event and ongoing critical condition.
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Peston
Mass
Wetenbach
Ee Ues Ney
Ees Ee
Jury Chosen to Try Hollins in Court of Quarter Sessions
The trial of George G. Hollins for the killing of James Thorne began in the Court of Quarter Sessions before Judge Atwater. The panel faced voir dire as prosecutors and defense questioned each potential juror about competence and views on criminal negligence amid tense courtroom scrutiny.
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George G. Hollins
James Thorne
Atwater
English
Foster M. Voorhees
Hollins
Talesman
Willan Dae Darby
Carl Mara
David
Mage
Alfred’ H. Miller
Aited
Harry
Jenkimson
George A. Laing
Josef Yaey Har
Tibet P
Eaker
Dwn Lanter, Jr
Francers Plerton
Father of Massachusetts Lid Law Dead
The notable Massachusetts lawmaker died of pneumonia at his home in Thomasbern, his death marking the end of a long career shaping state statutes.
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Massachusetts
Thoma Bern
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