Governor Johnson Dies After Operation in Rochester
Rochester Minn September Governor John Albert Johnson Minnesota Democratic presidential candidate died at St Mary's Hospital after intestinal surgery. He endured five days of severe illness with peritonitis complications taxing his heart. Mrs Johnson and close aides were at his bedside as the governor faced final moments and a long vigil ended at 9 26 PM with speakers noting his courage and fight for life.
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Cox May Be Selected Fire Board Secretary
The article discusses Carl Cox and his son considered for the fire board secretary position. Fire Commissioner Milian and Trustees Cox, Tr. and Kurte are named in the appointment discussion, with Republicans aiming to secure support after the death of Wm. JoS Murphy. The tonight vote and political maneuvering are highlighted.
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Wall Street Opens Weak Then Buoyant as Record Prices Rise
General mood shifts at the opening with many stocks weak early and later climbing. Traders noted a new high in the market as Railway and other key issues advanced while bonds held steady and dividend news influenced activity.
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Hospital Half-Pay Day drive shared among three hospitals
A local notice urges participation in a Hospital Half-Pay Day with blue envelopes. Contributions, collected by a designated caller, will be evenly divided among Elizabeth Renown Hospital, Alexian Hospital, and Mt Elizabeth Hospital. Receivers are asked to contribute according to means, with a reception button given for each envelope.
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Five draft horses killed in Cranford box car wreck
At Cranford Junction on the Central Railroad a freight locomotive misread the track and collided with a standing box car, killing five draft horses of 1700 pounds each valued at 200 dollars apiece. One owner, Charles Schenck, narrowly escaped serious injury. another wreck derailed two coal cars nearby.
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Mayor Issues Proclamation Urges City Hospital Support
Mayor Victor Munday issues a city wide appeal for Half-Pay Day collections to support Elizabeth hospitals. He directs displays on municipal buildings and flags, with committee HQ at 68 Broad Street. Meetings set at City Hall to organize deliveries, with ads on streetcars for Saturday collection.
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Commercial College and Stores in City Listings
Commercial College advertises shorthand bookkeeping and English at Hersh Building 207 Reon Street with Principal E McMickle. Nearby Kent's Storage Warehouse notes separate locked rooms and moved goods. D J Leon Undertaker references a removed service at 13d Klumabeth Avenue.
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Mob in Frenzy Massacres Jews at Kiel
An early report from Berlin notes a three day pogrom starting on Jewish New Year celebrations in Kiel. Mob violence killed many Jews, injured hundreds, looted homes, and burned synagogues as reactionary forces targeted the Jewish community amid reformist tensions.
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Grand Jury Drawn in September Term at Trenton
The federal grand jury for the September term at Trenton was drawn today with William K Wilson an Elizabeth attorney and former senator K C Hutchinson serving as foreman. The report notes the panel composition amid routine court activity and local notices in the issue.
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Rescue workers face death in mine while aiding companions
In a perilous mine incident, rescuers attempt to reach trapped colleagues as a fire flares. Fire tightens around passages and a tense struggle ensues before fresh efforts resume, highlighting dangers faced by the workforce and emergency teams.
Gulf Coast Hurricane Devastates Cities and Coastlines
Historic hurricane batters Gulf Coast from Florida to Louisiana causing widespread flooding and property damage. Reports indicate ships sunk, wires down, streets underwater, and numerous fatalities. Communications cut, railroads halted, and coastal towns evacuated as storm surge and heavy rain sweep inland.
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Explorers in Port Greeted by Friends Reception for Cook
In New York Harbor a celebratory reception welcomed Dr. Cook and colleagues after their polar expedition. The crowd included officials and explorers aboard the Distress ship. Speakers praised the voyage, citing scientific aims and the perseverance of the team despite harsh conditions.
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Wrist wound drives man to hospital in unclear incident
An unclear report describes a wrist wound and hospital transport involving Herman Wistewell, Kiowa Insurance agent, and a list of confusing details. The scene references a General Hospital, a family member, and multiple names with partial origin hints, but the exact sequence and cause remain ambiguous.
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Train Engineer and Firemen Die in Vermont Collision
An engineer and a fireman were killed when a train collided with the Central Vermont Express near Conan, as it was ordered into the rear of the Montrent for Boston. The men were bound from Quebec to Howton. details are sparse due to the damaged text.
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Hotel men in court over margarine substitute
A district court trial on September 21 involved toll men and boarding house keepers charged for serving unlabeled margarine as a substitute for butter. They were fined $100 plus costs by Judge Robert H. Thygerall. Remember the old stand.
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