Bryan declares Philippine independence stance shift
Fragmented reports show Bryan urged independence for the Philippines while noting Filipinos favor certain products. The dispatch cites Alberto Barretto and a New Haven date, with Democratic and Republican tensions over US policy toward the islands and a New York statement by Bryan.
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Cam
New England
New York
Bryan
Tatt
Miantage
R. Care
Alberto
Mantle
Warreg
Nationaliat
Kew
le Tee Elon Alxander
Somers
New England Democrate
Archbald
Unclear Fragmentary Speech Plans Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a presidential event and a speaker in Baltimore with mentions of Westminster and Baltimore terms. Arrangements were being made for a talk next Tuesday, with references to a likely visit by a political figure and related venues.
Taft Itinerary Drafts for Republic Campaign Tour
Fragmentary OCR notes show planning for a Taft presidential campaign itinerary. It mentions setting schedules, routing, and oversight by campaign staff, with partial phrases about telegraph and Cincinnati references and candidate appearances possible.
Fire destroys barn on Red Top estate in Metuchen
A barn at 85 Carvallo in Metuchen burned in a morning blaze destroying hay stored there. The fire damaged 1,900 feet of fencing and caused losses estimated near 10,000. The estate Red Top, owned by William Randolph Hearst business manager Carvalho, faced significant disruption as the blaze swept through the property.
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Corvethe
Hemrat
Metuchen
Carvallo
Sah Shia
Carvalho
William Randolph Hearst
Red Top
Met
Standards Oil Cash Telegraph Report Confused Memory
Fragmentary OCR text references Standard Oil cash by telegraph to the Journal, a producer named Mr Hearst, references to Mr Adebield, certificates for 960,000, and notes on unreliable memory and dubious appearances. The fragmentary item hints at a historical trading or financial report with uncertain details.
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Joural
Horaker
Sollowtang
Hearst
Adebield
Sunway
Fragmentary note on state affairs and personal reflection
Rested, the r to the Serinal. to the statemates: of of Okiphous, that it was he r end not the Governor P Rasearahe Hiasbalt a evidently alstak rae cae een aren oe seioy gies ecu eter or ver. and I have never had the, of me meres.
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Okiphous
Rasearahe
Alstak
Trust probe widens as grand jury investigates electric firms
Telegraph report from New York says the grand jury is probing alleged wrongdoing by General Electric and other electric companies to determine if unlawful trust activity exists. The inquiry, held before the election, centers on market manipulation and corporate consolidation claims.
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Fotriel
New York
Foders Grand Jury
General Electric Cingpany
Joomeerns
Newalewfal Trust
de Deere
Saver Alleges Extravagance in Ninth Ward Mayor Bid
Democratic mayoral candidate John Saver rails against city officials over fiscal schemes and financing that he says burden taxpayers. Speaking to the Ninth Ward Democratic Club, Saver pledges to block waste, defend the duty of the hour, and run on a platform of reform without regard to clique or party.
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Saver
Ninth Ward
Ninth Ward Is Mr. Saver
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Pp Bigaeh Pega
Clergyman Advocates Local Option in Rahway Soapbox
Reverend Staley P. Davis of Epworth Methodist, speaking from a street box on Irving near Cherry, campaigns for the Local Option League. He opposes Assembly Candidate Albert F. Kirstein, urging retirement for him in favor of a more league-friendly successor. Davis cites Kirstein’s record and recalls prior newspaper commentary on the league’s stance and related measures.
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Staley P. Davis
Epworth Methodist Church
Assembly
Albert F. Kirstein
Davis
Rahway
Irving Street
Cherry
Justine
Kirstein
Tee Senate
Exorbitant Building Permit Fees Under Review in Elizabeth
Building Inspector Brennan told Mayor Ryan this morning about high building permit fees in Elizabeth compared with other cities. The mayor ordered Brennan to push the issue to the appropriate committee to reduce costs. He noted a $1 per $1,000 of building cost fee, while other cities lower charges for permits to encourage construction. Steps may be taken to address the situation.
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Brennan
Ryan
Elizabeth
Falls from Roof Injures Plumber Alfred Morgen
Alfred Morgen an 18 year old plumber and tinner employed by James Faull and living at 447 First Avenue was injured in a fall shortly after 4 yesterday afternoon. He is hospitalized at Alexian with a broken arm and injuries to his right side. Morgen was working with others at 125 West Jerney when the fall occurred while moving from one area to another at the mine.
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Alfred Morgen
James Faull
East Jerney
First Avenue
Alexian Hospital
Eleventh Ward Republicans Rally Behind Covington Nomination
The Eleventh ward political scene widens as supporters push Covington for the Republican council nomination. John R. Blanchard, a prominent Broad Street dealer, and Joseph H. Blanchard, another well-known local figure, back a candidacy with influential ties.
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Tod Tees Are
Beni
Wall Street Opens Strong Amid Global Stock Interest
The market opened with firmness as international stocks attracted attention. Early trading showed improved activity and notable price movements, with several leading stocks stepping back from advances. Government bonds were steady while the broader market remained dull and closed with declines across issues.
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New York
Ante-Primary Rallies Across City Spark Voter Energy
Citizens gathered amid frenetic campaign activity as ante primary rallies unfolded citywide. The scene featured party displays and speeches by Congressman Charles N. Fowler addressing the Republican voters of the Fifth Ward, echoing earlier remarks at the Sixth Ward Club.
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Elizabeth
Charles N. Fowler
Toalfth
Smile
Favors Competition in Trolley Lines
Richard F. Heary, Republican candidate for the Assembly, issued his first public statement under the new primary law. He argues candidates must declare ideas for nomination, opposing special interests and demoralizing business. The piece notes a focus on trolley lines and union concerns.
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Richard F. Heary
Assembly
Gunts Park
Fifth Ward Meeting At Schwintes Hall On Elizabeth Ave
A Fifth Ward meeting will be held at Schwintes hall on Elizabeth avenue Fourth street at o'clock. The event will present candidates for Assembly Mayoralty Sheriff and council. Local residents are invited to attend and learn about the competing figures and issues.
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Fifth Ward
Fifth Wanteee Club
Elizabeth Avenue
Fourth Street
Mair Be Sealed: M. J. Law Gobeel Pretential
A fragmentary notice mentions Mair and M. J. Law Gobeel in a pretential context. Details are unreadable, but the item appears to reference a legal or administrative action with floating names and a sealing notion. Further specifics are unavailable from the legible text.
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Sealess
M. J. Law Gobeel
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