Pursuit Ends With Arrest Of Wayward Augusta Wolter
Augusta Wolter, a nineteen year old Plainfield girl, led officers on a long chase after attempting self harm and a kidnapping plot near Westfield. She was captured in Plainfield, held for questioning, then released, later confined for mental evaluation and sent toward a home for reform. Police say she admitted identity and spoke of depression, with a prior fifteen hour hold in Somerville and a failed suicide attempt using a revolver.
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Acsleren
Agusta Walter
All Elizabeth
Westfield Neaday
Amatl yaWintae Warry
Phainileh
Temain
Plainfield
Gil
Kiely
Eatahlishel
West- Geld Tuneday
Flynn
Plaintied Department
Clark Seeks Election From Twelfth Ward
Clark files petition to run for City Council from the Twelfth Ward on the Republican ticket. He has lived in Elizabath for 27 years, 20 years on Madison Avenue Wil Anni Street. Involved in Wellwoods manufacturing for five years and treasurer of Novell Manufacturing Co. He is president of the Third Presbyterian Nitech board, trustee in Resolute Soul, Royal Arcanum, and is considered a strong candidate. He has never held public office.
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Turisth
Chiklas Beem m
Elizah
Mio
Madison Avenue
Wil Anni Street
Wellwoods
HOY
Novell Manufacturing Company
Newte Mrlark
Third Presbyterian Nitech and Sa
Resolute ‘Oul
Royal Arcanum
Citi B and L meeting notes mark secretary death and shares
The Citi B and L Loan Association held its monthly meeting noting the death of secretary W Hall after over twenty two years of service. A minute of respect was prepared, a committee appointed to fill the vacant position, about 130 shares subscribed, and news reported of 69 shares totaling 18840 dollars at a six percent premium. The report references the original Pabst Milwaukee bottled beer and storage warehousing items including a furniture sale and hinged notes.
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Citiwi Houlding
Eng
W. Hall
Starving Man Recounted by Mother’s Reproach Before Death
A distraught man in Lehigh Valley near Roeity Park starved himself after being jailed for assault. He refused food, wandered the streets, and, after hospitalization, died amid claims he was pushed by hunger and his mother’s past rebukes. Authorities noted his self-imposed starvation as the cause.
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Roeity Park
Lawls Seale
Old Lahiay
Nealing
MM Dem
Thi
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Elizabeth Cieneral Hospital
Aniattanvy
Finlo Wow
Jennie Cosco
Selo
Doge
Messaure
Five Citizens Given Papers Delayed By Citizenship Exam
At the County Courthouse Judge Atwater presided as twelve applicants faced naturalization tests. Several cases were discontinued. the day featured disappointment for those who failed to pass the required government civics questions. One Italian-born man, after sixteen years pursuing citizenship, left bowed in disappointment but planned to try again.
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Atwater
United States
Eivil
Mark J. Maloney
Naturalization Ranch
Department of Commerce and Labor
Maloney
Russia
New York
Aun
Usis
Heo Hanke
Patrické Micehin
Thomas Healy
Dominikua Heike
William Muse
Donations Increase for Tubeseuhinis Fund
Fr Rawat to May contributed BS to the Tubeseuhinis Fund. Previous acknowledgments note the total to date. A joint donation of 10 from J. H. and P. I. Peck, now at Long Branch for the summer, adds to the gifts received.
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FR. Rawat
May
Tubeseuhinis
Bassett
D. Heyer Aries
J. H
P.I. Peck
Long Branch
Baturdey Sports Brief Meaningless Fragment
The readable text is fragmentary and does not provide Names, places, dates, teams, or outcomes to form a coherent news card.
Home Coming Made Gay for Adam Muller Party
A reception at Mr. Muller's Elizabeth avenue hall welcomed his party from Germany. The group included John Rehlenker Miss Mary Schlenker and Michael Mauthe and daughter Agnew. They arrived on the President Lincoln at New York and were greeted by friends. The event featured decorations a banquet and lively accounts of travel in Germany and Switzerland. Mr Muller plans a larger reception next week highlighting his German American ties.
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Adam Muller
Elizabeth Avenue
Elizabeth
Germany
Sines
Mr. Muller
Eliabeth Avenue
Muller
John Rehlenker
Mary Schlenker
Michael Mauthe
Agnew
Lincoln
Piot
New York
Elizabeth Port
Port Station
Mueller
Sixth Street
Schwinkgen
Liederkraus
Selwabiecher
Henefic
Verein
Ne Elizabeth
Gifts for Tuberculosis Patients From Local Groups
The General Hospital unit receives a first class weighing set for TB patients from the Crossroads Mission Sunday School, with visits by a charity nurse and volunteers delivering flowers. Contributions come from the Christian Endeavor Society and several individuals, with flowers welcome to rooms at No 25 Courthouse Morning hours.
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General Hospital
Crossroads Mission Hunday School
Oritelo —Vinite
Tian Endeavor Society
Methodist Protestant Church
Courthoung
New Districts Deliberated Amid Public Hearing Debates
The article details local district redrawing discussions with mention of council members and committees. It notes a vote cut, planned permanents, and talks about facility funding and wharfage rates. The piece hints at hospital issues and ongoing public notices as part of the broader electoral and infrastructural agenda.
Judge Van Syckel for Raymond Suit
In Trenton on Sept 16 former Justice Gilbert Collin asked Abe Gike to take testimony for Elizabeth Raymond of Newark in a divorce suit against her husband Essex County Assistant Prosecutor Thomas J Raymond. Raymond has not yet answered, suggesting he may not contest. no date was set for testimony. Mrs Raymond is daughter of Chief Justice Gimmes.
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Trenton
Gilbert Collin
Courcil
Elizabeth (. Raymond
Newark
Thomas J. Raymond
Essex County
Hayweller Vitooy
Abe Gike
Bennett van
Raymond
Gimmes
Kept from Fight as Gov Hughes Blocks Bout
Fragmentary text reports Keutchl Langford blocked from a Fairmount Athletic Lab event by Gov Hughes. District Attorney Jerine signals possible charges against organizers. President W. Iribeon of the VI notes fight canceled. Additional ad-like lines about shoes and local businesses follow in jumbled OCR.
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New York
Keut
Shen
Hughes
Hinoth
Taft Parade Delights Chicago as President Tours City
President Taft visits Chicago amid pomp with a 200000-strong crowd at Lincoln Park and LaSalle Street. children sing, brass bands play, and a motorcade escorts him to the Art Institute and Commercial Club events. The day ends with lunch at the Ross hotel before further engagements.
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Tult
Roosevelt
Marly
Diay
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Connercurl Club
Chicago
Mr. Taft
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Dickinsot Alerneripud
Ted
Hybawine
Ealing
Keontive
Linheen
Nth
Conross
Anker
Commerce Club
Wall Street Opens With Mixed Activity and Gains
The day’s feature shows a positive but uneven start. The market moved up fractions for many stocks while government bonds held steady, with notable advances for American Car Foundry and a substantial early gain for Whitehall Union.
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Rome
New York Central
American Car Foundry
Uncle Joe Out of Favor in Washington Debate
Fragmented OCR text hints at discussions around the President's forthcoming speech and public reception. References to Washington politics, Speaker Connelly, and ongoing opposition suggest a moment of doubt about Uncle Joe's stance and public support amid looming reforms and national issues.
Taxes Rise Across All Parts of the County
A preliminary county assessment notes higher taxes in Springfield and other areas with a record jump in the spring. The text mentions revised figures for Rawhide at Vasshe and Teig rater, referencing wage and material variations, Pipelines, and local plant activity.
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Furty
Givar
Harriman Leaves Millions to Widow in Will
The will of Edward H. Harriman, filed in New York, leaves all property to his wife Mary Harriman. The document, dated the eighth day of Tage, names Charles Vegtanis and Goyitiit Vin as witnesses, with John Vegtanis as president of Mutual Lily Insurance Company noted in the record.
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Arden
New York
Mary Wy Harriman
Mary Harrima
Keke LD
Eoward H. Harriman
Depew Plans Public Statement On Candidacy
Tod Depew responds to a Plainfield letter denying his Republican Assembly bid. He says he is preparing a full statement of his principles and will publish it in a few days. The exchange touches on Sunday baseball and school funding debates tied to tax policies.
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Tod Depew
Biiaauetn
Varuny
Assembly
Ealvona
Rallomtas Linn
Sick Horse Shot On Broad Street Witnessed By Pedestrians
A sick horse was shot yesterday on Broad Street near a dock wind trap. The horse belonged to Co Smith and was with spinal sortie and eal wot ate Mayern tweker. Authorities cited the act as a possible mercy killing after the animal showed signs of distress.
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Mayern
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