Guiltless found not guilty after coroner’s inquest
An Irvington boy died in an accidental shotgun discharge. Ernest Girtanner was held on a charge of criminal carelessness but a coroner’s jury found him blameless. Proceedings followed as the Grand Jury prepared to consider possible actions.
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Harry Honppoar
Irvington
Fonting
Bie
Ernsst Girtamner
Girtanner
Charles B. Lafbarrow
Plainfeld
Tate
Swift
el & Sete
Benaries
Husband Dies as Wife Waits Near Bedside at Hospital
A husband died yesterday in Joab hospital while his wife kept vigil nearby. The superintendent noted the delicate task of delivering the death to the anxious family as medical staff attended to the patient.
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Maiifeldy
Ratino
Omer
EU Westfield
Fata
Wim
Ron
Vintt
Japanese Poachers Caught by Cutter Near Rakai
Japanese poachers were captured by a cutter near the Laie area, with authorities confirming the seizure. Details are fragmentary but indicate a coast guard or patrol operation resulting in the apprehension of the individuals and the vessel involved.
Hold Up in Chicago Victim Eludes Capture
Disconnected telegraphic dispatches report that A. C. Bogart of this city was held up and robbed by bandits in Chicago while being shown about the city. Avior W. Bogert of Aberdeen Street was told by a relative at their home that A. W. Bogert had gone to Colorado. the message bears a Chicago dateline.
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A. C. Bogart
Bamdita de
Chicago
Avior W. Bogert
Aberdeen
A. O Bogart
A. W. Bogart
Elizabeth public school enrollments rise on first day
The Elizabeth school term began with a large enrolment, showing a notable increase from last year. Superintendent Clement and state commissioners vow to investigate causes as 1768 pupils were counted by 1 PM, compared to last year's first three days totals.
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Elizabeth
Opening of States General Cites Breach With Venezuela
The reading from the throne by Queen Wilhelmina’s envoy to the States General notes a rupture in peaceful relations with Venezuela. The message states Holland will maintain friendly ties with other powers while accepting the breach with Venezuela as a serious development.
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Hague
Wilhelmina
Teave
Palmer
Holland
Vaneneta
Bryan seizes audience in New Jersey luncheon
A large crowd heard William Jennings Bryan at a noon luncheon in Trenton area as he urged party unity for a Democratic year. He warned Republicans retreat in fall and urged shoulder to shoulder effort to secure votes, stressing harmony in New Jersey.
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Fontay
Weohington Park
Trenton
Democratic State Committee
New Jersey
Bryan
Edin
Poland
Trust Company Wins Taxation Case in New Brunswick
In Trenton on September 16, the State Board of Taxation sustained the New Brunswick Trust Company in its contention regarding the extent of its property assessment. City assessors had levied a tax on a portion of the corporation’s holdings, but the board ruled the tax to the stated extent, preventing further claims against the company.
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Trenton
State Board of ‘Taxation
Maine 157,329 Vote Totals Reported in State Election
Augusta dispatch relays partial official results from Maine state elections with a yardwide 7 380 margin and reports scattered district tallies. The piece notes continued adjustments and mentions party figures and legislative distribution amid partisan commentary.
Library Plea and Election Quiet in Local Meeting
The report records a library plea by Cissel and remarks by Mravlag on library funding. The local election results show William H. Hastings elected president with 48 to 40 over rival candidates. Adam Schuy wins the assessorship ballot with congratulatory messages to party leaders and lingering contest tensions.
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Bumb
Permabant
Frephlent
William H. Hastings
A.C. Hales
Try
Treaa Tyenwarer
KGT Tercaly
Prasilta Tenors
Pains Seerae
Reetae Saber
Bonse Ib
Besore Pfarter
Pet's
Matform
Eseiblicaat
Two Men Suffocated in Detroit Tunnel Fire
Detroit dispatch reports a fire sweeping through the Windsor and Michigan Central tunnel injuring four and killing two men. Walter Kimball and Bert Taenes died, while three others were unconscious. cause unknown. Fire officials and Windsor Ureman are named in early accounts.
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Detroit
Windsor
Michigan Central Tunnel
Windsor Ureman
Walter” F Kimball
Paslatantine Tenn
Abaft
Om Bert Taenes
Bart Shumanik
Apea
Charles Nor
Cissel Backed By Railroad Men In Mayoral Race
City voters hear renewed support for Robert B. Cissel Republican mayoral bid as business and professional leaders declare endorsement. Gloomy prospects for Bryan and Dennin noted while polls show Cissel gaining strength amid ward rallies and planned appearances in Newark and Jersey City.
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Robert B. Ciasel
Elncere
Iit
Areon
Se Bryan
Trolley Extension Hearing Date Set by City Official
Councilman P J McGure, chairman of the committee handling talks with Public Service Corporation, announced a hearing date for the South Broad street trolley extension settlement negotiations ongoing since May.
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Consteilmante
Public Service Corporation
South Broad Street
Fire Causes Doubt at Levy's Furnishing Store Blaze
A fire at Second and Bond streets, Levy's Furnishing Store, caused $4,000 damage mainly to the basement and is under investigation. Authorities, including Detectives Brogan and Nolan, and Precinct 5 officers, responded as alarms drew the apparatus, with the blaze threatening the block before containment.
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Harry
Levy
Propeletor
Second
Bond Streets
Eiby
Barry
Second Street
Bond
Pus
Acapr Nce
Brogan and Nolan
Phabutothcemen
O Brien
Mo ‘Carthy
Cowboy
Texiaih
Abs Telearand Note on Evening Session and Attendance
An item notes a large turnout for a formal evening session at a business school. It mentions shorthand, necessity, and an upcoming year of formation. The address and names appear garbled but indicate an office and street reference in Elizabeth Presipae area.
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Ahorthand
Neces
Sith
Aldlag
Afoot 137 Days Tourney Record Chronicle
A fragmented note outlines a cross continent journey by Charles Ring. The text mentions dates and cities from Montreal to Vancouver and hints at a planned trip thirteen days ahead of a timeline. The garbled source lacks clear outcomes or context.
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Vancouver
Montreal
Charles Ring
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