How Martine Was Beaten By Katzenbach At NJ Gov Nomination
A Trenton dispatch details James B Martine of Plainfield losing the Democratic gubernatorial nomination to Katzenbach after hopes of victory faltered at the state convention. Delegates shifted support amid late train arrivals and faction tensions, with South Jersey leaders unable to lock in votes. Katzenbach secured the needed strength as Martine’s bloc failed to consolidate the promised delegates.
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Trenton
James B Martine
Plainfield
New Jersey
Trentom
Martine
Katsenbach
Kalrembach
Herling House
Urata
Robert W. Hudopeth
Martine Ee
Tom Choise
South Jersey
Duke of Gloucester
Muytington
Cumberland
Katzenbach
Bataes
Ims
Democratic Committee
Union County
Suite
Peter Egenolf
Egenolf
Dennis F
Carwin
Egenolt
Collis
Democracy
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Uns
Murting
Egenoli
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Calllitn
Union County Committee
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John J. Lane
Summit
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Colina
Ha Nagathe
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Kiger
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Fgennlf
General Callion
Builders to Close Shops for Old Home Week Fete
Builders Exchange met at the Hersh Building to plan the Old Home Week festivities and voted to close all shops on Monday October 7. A committee to advance the event includes Joseph Ailey Davin and Michael, with Kerr in line for a Scottish chief float role. General Dennis F. Collins accepts grand marshal duties for the big civic parade, to be announced soon.
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Builders' Exchange
Hersh
Joseph Ailey Davin
Michael
Kerr
Dennis F. Collins Han
Conspiracy Charges Filed Against State Officials
Warrants issued in Harrisburg at the request of the attorney general for John H. Sanderson Joseph Maff ton Congrey Burd Cassel George P. F. Payne Charles J Vetter Ames M Shumaker William J Mathews William P Snyder and others. Charge alleges conspiracy to cheat and defraud the commonwealth in capitol construction and furnishing. Additional names appear in connection with the investigation and a report is awaited.
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Harrisburg
Todd
John H. Sanderson
Jos. Mafton
Congréwman H. Burd Cassel
Pennsylvania Construction Company
George PF. Payne
Capitol
Charles J. Vetter
Payne
Ames M. Shumaker
William J Mathews
William P. Snyder
Commonwealth
Biyder
Charen Rineman
Jootn Doohn Diderer
George Os
Lewis Sater
Vata Co Yalasion
Man arraigned after wife shoots him through the ear
Patrick Usa of 626 Third Avenue was arraigned in Police Court on a complaint by his wife accusing him of violence. The hearing recounted a Saturday incident as the couple argued and he allegedly laughed, claiming he had not been living properly, with confusion surrounding the details.
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Patrick USA
Evemom
Saad
McKinley Home at Canton to Be National Shrine
Canton news reports plan to turn the McKinley home into a national shrine modeled after Mount Vernon. Mrs. G C Barber, sister of Mrs. McKinley, is cited in connection with the project as October era details unfold.
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OP Kinley
Canton
National Shrine
Howeaioa
Kale
Washington
Mount Vernon
G. C. Barber
McKinley
Grace Church Meeting
Fragmentary OCR yields a brief note about a Grace Church meeting with unclear details. The readable portion mentions a gathering at the church but provides no date location or agenda.
Union Business Council Regist erdata for event
Unclear text fragment indicates a union business council registering data for an event or meeting. No full names, places, dates, or organizations readable. Summary reflects fragmentary OCR with minimal determinable facts.
Four Candidates for Governor at Republican State Convention
Fort Sommer Lewis and Pitney vie for the governorship as Union county weighs its vote. Plainfield leaders back Justice Pitney while Fort garners county support. Lewis from Passaic and Sommer from Essex also seek a nomination. Delegation splits hint at a tight convention battle in Trenton with a prominent factional fight anticipated over the platform.
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Union County
Justice Mahley Pitney
Republican Committee
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Justice Pitney
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Justice Fort
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Union
Fort
Vivian M. Lewis
Fassaic
Frank H. Sommer
Shheriff
Enox County
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Essex County
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Burlington
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Mercer
Middlesex
Monmouth
Morris
Ocean
Paawalo
Fulcher Real Name Revealed in Swindle Case
George W. Robinson, known as G W Fulcher, was arrested Monday for swindling with bogus checks. He appeared in Relief Court and was committed to county jail awaiting Grand Jury action. At arrest he used the name and claimed prior Army service at Fort Wad. He deserted two months ago.
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George W. Robinson
Trowbdle
Fee Oak
United States Army
Fort Wads
Promises Abstinence for Light Sentence in Brooklyn Case
Frank Adams of Brooklyn pleaded guilty to attempting to obtain goods under false pretenses from Samuel Roadmore of Plainfield. He pretended to be a Shiyard Company agent, offering six searchlights for 220 each, hoping for a commission. He blamed drink for his actions and asked for suspendedSentence. Judge Atwater gave two months in jail. Additional docket items included John Mantino for larceny of silver and Andrew Wertran’s license issue with Sunday sales.
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Frank Adams
Brooklyn
Mainfeld
Samuel W. Roadmore
Plainfield
John K. English
Adam
Adam, Retending To Be A Representative of the Tamp Shiyard Company
Philadelphia
Rushmore
Adrians
Dudge Atwater
John Mantino
Linden Township
Ware
Fred
Andrew Wertran
Norelle Park
Drag for Children In Indiana Case Reveals Family Ties
In Youngstown on September 1 a clerk testified during a drag case involving Arthur Ellen Berger, 12, and Ada Berger, 15, aiming to determine if the siblings kept their pet together amid the ongoing inquiry. The fragmentary report notes the siblings and a janitorial witness, with details unclear due to OCR damage.
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Berger
Ada
Steamship Burns Off China Coast Tragedy Report
London dispatch reports the Japanese steamship Tettu Marui burning near the Ching Kiang river mouth. Many crew and passengers are missing and likely dead, according to a telegram to Lloyd's from a Changhale source.
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London
Marui
Ghanghalie
Lloyd's
Reported drowned in Bristol Bay disaster
A report from Geatthe Washington dated Sept 18 says about 200 people were drowned in a wreck on Bristol Bay. The vessel's name is not provided and officials say no steamship details confirm the tale, so the report is not generally credited.
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Wash
Bristol Bay
Brother Gives Blood To Save Sister Life
Fragmentary OCR reads a brother offering blood to save his sister. It mentions a dentist at 8 North Bale Chee and a period in Ce Wi Bept 18 with unclear context and names.
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Aly
Agra
Mad Lover Shoots Girl Then Kills Himself in New York
In New York on September 18, Lieutenant Jhitinsa Hoffman, an Austro-Hungarian veteran, shot Miss Draga Siegel, daughter of Col. Siegel, after jealousy over her affections and a disputed estate. He then shot himself, dying soon after as Miss Siegel languishes. Hoffmann, 74, is under police care. Mrs Siegel seeks divorce and damages in Germany. The case links Hoffmann to a prior marriage and Croatia’s upheaval, with the dying heiress reportedly struck under the heart and head.
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New York
Jhitinsa Hoffman
Misa Draga Siegel
Wind Heirewa
Himelf Onry
Hoffman
East Thirtyfifth Street
Hamfurt
W. Way
Mim Siegel
Negrita Siegel
Abe
Wow
Siegel
Croatia
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Eis ‘Siegel
Blegel
Train kills a trackwalker at Division Street crossing
Andrew Lalko 51 an Italian railroad track gang member died two hours after a freight train struck him at the Division Street crossing of the Central Railroad around 9 am. He lived at 184 Port Avenue and leaves a wife and four children.
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Sear
Division Street
Central Railroad
Andrew Lalko
General Hospital
Paice
Lelko Waren
Me Bivedt
Port Avenur
Black Hand Attempts A Terrible Revenge
A damaged fragment reports a Black Hand attempt at vengeance within a neighborhood, involving police reserves and no injuries. The readable text is incomplete, but indicates a violent act aimed to terrorize with no casualties.
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Black Hand
Roasted in Oil Penalty for Plotting
A fragmented item references a penalty described as roasting in oil for plotting. It mentions ladies and tailoring themes but lacks coherent details or clear names, places, or dates to identify a full news context.
Peace delegates begin voyage aboard warship to Washington
American warships will ferry Central American peace delegates part way to Washington for the November conference. The cruiser Albany will convey Senor Gallagos the Salvadoran minister to Costa Rica, the first peace delegate named, to speed his journey. Secretary Root will chair much of the proceedings in the State Department chamber, with the meeting date to be fixed later.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Albany
Senor Gallagos
Costa Rica
Salvador
Root
Rey Odoy
Oil Trust Books Brought to Court
New York September 18 Chivener B Fay assistant controller of Standard Oil Company of New Jersey appeared before Special Examiner Ferris in a Government suit to dissolve the corporation He testified about books and records tracing the trust ships development into the Standard Oil enterprise The government attorney Kellogg pressed for details on stock holdings and the Waterhouse Pierce stock linked to Pratt The session touched on the structure of the trust and its departments with Kellogg indicating future summons for department heads
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New York
Chivener B. Fay
Standard Oil Company of
New
Ney
Dereny
Sracio
Ullonpeared
Fay
Watera-Pierce
Commum
Missouri
C. M. Pratt
Ktandant
Kellogg
Dart
Thirty third Degree Masons Hold National Meeting
Boston September 1 The Thirty third Degree Masons United States Northern Jurisdiction convened to discuss resolutions. Delegates reported on the World Council of Masters and related events in Bruvente earlier this year. About 300 dignitaries will attend a dinner at the Med armory tonight.
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Boston
United States
Miho
Jan Jude
Bruvente
Ram
Noted Author Weds in Secret London Ceremony
London Sept 1. At St Margaret's Church this afternoon a notable secret wedding took place. Arthur Conan Doyle attended as best man while Minv Jeam Leckie was the bride. The ceremony was kept private due to the groom's prominence.
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London
Bt. Margaret's Church
Arthur Conan Doyle
Minv
Jeam Leckie
Mr. Doyle
President Roosevelt to speak to school children in Canina
Arrangements in Canina Ohio for President Roosevelt to address public and parochial school children after arrival. He will be driven from the train to Central High on arrival at 1 AM and depart for the West at 4 PM.
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Canina
Ohio
Roosevelt Ad Direy
Ebli Gren
Canton
Wall Street Trading Notes Show Mixed Movements
The Wall Street scene reflected a heavy market with Northern Pacific advancing and copper and belting broadly firm while declines appeared in certain issues. Government bonds stayed unchanged as traders noted selling pressure and cautious sentiment after the opening hour.
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