No Agreement on Secretary as Balloting Continues
The Board of Fire Commissioners failed to decide on a secretary after a second night of ballots. Nominee contenders include George W. Magie, William Coy, Neil McLeod, and others, with party splits shaping the vote. Voting moved quickly and halted after the thirty-second ballot, as candidates for secretary remained unresolved and acting secretary duties remain in question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perada
George W. Magus
William Coy
Neil McLeod
Magie Gat Nee Ve. Chay
van Mabel Tis
Erie
Fredereh Kurla
Wehe
Besieee
Mnien
Nin
Tohn
Feil
Mayer Vietor Mraving
Guntay
Teinemeyer
M. J. Krug
Thomas Sullivan
William ST. Walsh
Collins
Joah Sheppard
Man nearly dies after canned salmon poisoning
Theodore F. Stanford a commission merchant living at 311 Cherry Street fell gravely ill Sunday evening after eating canned salmon at supper. Doctors diagnosed acute indigestion and treated him, with recovery now underway though he remained critically ill for several hours.
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Theodore F. Stanford
Cherry
Stanford
H. K. Livengood
Political Notes and Club Meeting in Washington
The Sixth ward mob clash is noted as a political backdrop. The regular monthly meeting of the Haste Democratic Club is set for tomorrow at 8 PM in headquarters in Washington. After talks, a pinochle tournament and prizes will conclude the evening with entertainment and refreshments. United States Senator John Kean visited Trenton to discuss Governor Fort with Governor Fort, the pair speaking behind closed doors in the ex mine chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnobert
Kirkland Republice
Ward
Sei
Washington Sea
Haste Democratic Club
United States
John Kean
Governor Fort
Trenton
Kean
Gresnem
South Gorney
Public Must Wait Two Months Says Cook
An incomplete London style political dispatch notes Cook's directive that the public must await two months. The report references observations and calculations for an accredited investigating body. It mentions discussions with Italian figures and a debate on timing for formal disclosures and potential higher court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Gashed Wrist While Insane In Insurance Agent Case
Herman Fuestein a prominent insurance agent living at 835 Jersey Street gashed his wrist in a suspected act of temporary insanity. Friends say a blood condition and brain congestion may have impaired him, he was restrained in a straitjacket at the hospital, and his illness prompted family and community speculation amid secrecy from his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Fuestein
Kast
Jersey Street
Fueslein
Fuenlein
Puenlein
Winwife
Hoxpittl
Fucalein
Hielein
Dardis Withdraws From School Board Race
The 7 Dardis filed a declination with City Clerk John F. Newalt yesterday removing his name from the Fifth Ward school board ticket. Dardis, secretary of the Union County Central Labor Union, plans to pursue another candidate by petition or posters after his withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dardis
Fifth Ward
John FB. Newalt
Union County Central Labor Union
Dardin Wax
Behool Board
Fifi
Reverend Eben B Cobb Opens Seminary in Bloomfield
At the formal opening of the German Historical Seminary in Bloomfield yesterday the sermon was delivered by Rev Eben B Cobb D D of the Bee and Presbyterian Church. His theme was Be Ready in All Things urging thoroughness in work to equip the pupils for any duty they may face in life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorks
Dietar
Italy
Tal Dr. Cook
Seeliey
Tony
Bloomfield
Eben B. Cobb
Bee and
Presbyterian Church
Tuberculosis fund donations and studio ad snippets
A local tuberculosis fund notes another donation of five dollars, bringing the Journal total to one hundred fifteen dollars with a prior one hundred ten dollars. Hoffmann’s Photo Studio advertises reduced prices until October 10 at 0 East Jerany Street. Also mentions Union Business College at 208-210 Broad Street and a Pa breweries line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.O. EJ
WITS
Journal
Firemen Hurts In Major City Crash
Harney Travers of No 4 Engine injured in a crash between the South Amboy local and a fire engine on First avenue near the Long Branch Division of New Jersey Central Railroad. He is reported in dangerous condition at Alexian Hospital after a relapse. Travers may need surgery for a skull fracture and possible brain bleed. Friend Mark Fine also injured and under care. Local firemen and residents call for updates as Travers shows slight improvements but remains at risk.
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Harney Travers
South Amboy
First Avenue
Long Branch
New Jersey Central Railroad
Alexlin Hospital
Travers
Filenda
Trix
Angex Travers
Mark Fine
Franklin Street
Anrney
Kling Outlines Views On Excise Situation
An enthusiastic Sixth Ward Republican Club meeting at Dix Building featured P M Kling candidate for Excise Commissioner and Floyd Herriman for City Council. Kling urged improvements in the excise system and pledged firm action against the worst saloons. Herriman promised to keep the ward’s best interests in mind and outline his platform at the next meeting. The club reserved forty seats for the dollar dinner this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Ward
Republican Club
Dix
Principe
P.M. Kling
Floyd R. Herriman
Kling
Berriman
Reggio Quake Terrifies City as Aftershocks Hit
Telegraph reports a violent quake in Reggio Calabria drives terrified residents to the hills. Major tremor causes significant damage yet no deaths reported. Also notes Levy's Department Store open Saturday night at 8 PM with reminder to visit the old Stand. Marquee ads for printing services and local business notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reggio
Calabria
Batemembone
Dax
Levy's Department Store
Hotta
Waves Devastate Coast Leaving New Orleans Flooded
A massive tidal wave wrecks coastlines from Grand Isle to Veenalion Parish, washing away homes and ships. Thousands flee as coastlines stretch miles inland, New Orleans endures near total destruction of streets and markets, with residents facing hunger, looting fears, and a looming relief effort.
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Grad
Veenalion Parish
Selene
Melanie
Dany
May Release Casale Family Facing Trouble
May release Casale amid claims of family trouble and contested sentencing. Prosecution notes Casale pleaded guilty to assault on Kelly and escorted by rail to prison after drinking. judge and probation officer presented clemency considerations.
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Casale
Hudson Fulton Celebration and local venue listings
Fragmentary text lists Hudson Fulton celebration, venues like Kent's Storage Warehouse,宴 and a funeral context with undertaker Dr Leonard. Other readable items include references to rooms, pianos, and a blocked event. Names and details are incomplete but indicate a community event with multiple locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson-Fulton
Kent
Ferber's Aero Tragedy: Man Dies Attempting Flight
A historical newspaper item reports the death of Ferber while attempting to fly with an invention named Ferber's Aero. The fragmentary OCR text describes a failed flight attempt, a fatal outcome, and references to related technical and personal details surrounding the incident.
Half-Pay Day Meeting Motives Workers and Plans
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a Half-Pay Day meeting tied to the Pay Way movement. Scattered details mention a hospital, dates, speakers, donations of six large automobiles for workers on Saturday, and discussions of funds, governance, and control of money raised, with unclear names and places.
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Asym Harvey Duotgho Sparkers
Meeereely
Waelt
Faunadel Eigats
Lnwhjwertera Saturntian
Freeholders Attend Good Roads Convention Trip
County Engineer Benjamin King heads a party from Union County Freeholders to Cleveland for the annual Good Roads Convention. Members Cladek and Leavitt join the delegation to study new road building methods and materials. The group plans to return Friday after reviewing recent county road projects and construction innovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin King
Bowed of Freeholders
Cladek
N. R. Leavitt
Cleveland
Union County Board of Fiveholders
Union County Freeholders
Opening Shot Planned for Village Event At Rue Vogt
The article notes a local gathering with a slate of speakers including prominent figures such as James Whit and Kwan Baer. It mentions weather and logistics for the event, with plans for a permanent format and TV flag setup. Attendees include local officials and community leaders.
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Alton
Rue Vogt
Mn Ernendl Pranklin Fert
Barbers
Barbers Wy Wienimtioes State Senator Deeeph Frelnghseen
Congressnny
Olwle Sebati Akerman
Prieto Senet Schwatt
Masir Votan
Willian So Tanai
Contin
OTEK
Catoeet
Conny
Merrick
New
Vian
Seth
James Whit Aura
Kwan Baer
Storettory
Raley
Fardbendy Treasusor
Me Williams
Henry Kimi
Ano Andres
Honey Promen
Mok Wott
Reeder
Bo Decker
Nei McLeod
Hoa Willys
Jobi SR Moxon
Willa
Randadili Walt
Mate FE Shiota
Corn Products Case Settled Out of Court
A company case involving Corn Products was settled out of court after a dispute over a corporation and its subsidiary entities. The agreement appears to address liability and corporate relationships within the manufacturing or processing industry. Further details are limited in the accessible text.
Stein-Bloch Clothes Promise Superior Fit and Warmer Wear
Trade card claims Stein-Bloch garments fit better and last longer than any other cloths. Promotions state the fabrics are warmer and more durable, urging customers to trust the brand as the best clothing choice in the market.
Railway hearings on track for railroad case progress
A fragmented report outlines ongoing railroad controversy with mentions of the Public Service Corporations Department, the Railroad Committee, and officials Connolly Mune and Soliverter. It references Frank Kean's inquiries, a potential Rail extension, and preparatory discussions ahead of a conference likely to shape future legal actions and industry questions.
Cripple Tries Death Leap After Agony
Fragmentary report describes a severely crippled individual, in extreme agony, attempting suicide by jumping from a location near Morencé Belights. A policeman intervened after the jump, restraining the person as medics tended injuries and recovered a wallet with letters.
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Snurwal
Green & Heatley
Cerne
Schalk
Newark
Delaware
Seta
Joan
Autumn Millinery Opening Promises Fashion Amid Frantic Prep
An autumn millinery opening unfolds with a bustling schedule of fittings and sales at a local shop. The event features a wide selection of hats, accessories, and seasonal styles, inviting shoppers to preview new arrivals and enjoy promotional pricing.
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Yeoasif
Kurtz
Hie
Bord
Magi
Holt
MiLeod
Kurly Miny Aseide
Mcfowl
Cor
Mies Wary Lanning
Pupit Nats
Miles Dalaod
Cheeta
L Opera
Whitney
Peary
Ciak
Willan
TV Cobh
Copenhagen
Vanieh
Wollort
Nis Hantiy
Herman Fuestlein
DR. Cobb
Tuberculosis Fund
Milwaukee
Uyeran Welt
Bath
Union Business College
Barney Travers
Harris Fine
Mair
Eton
Eastare
Mote
Fricker
Sirery
New Orleans
Niles
Sirawa
New Orleana
Aemee
Tite
Mississippi
Louisville
Nashville
Coftal
Royal
Veelume
Tia
Fran Casale
Bert Reming Mahian
Westy
Jack Gies
Kotor Kelly
Run
Murine
Kelly
Gael Iths
Prosentia Sant Thit
Tahat Kelly
Elizabeth Power College
Engtlaty
Hetah Iitting
Broad Street
McMickle, Prinetpnt
Toston
Glouckner
Dr. Leonard
Umdertaker, “ Rapered Te Iinabech Aves
Ofe Block
Pas Casio
Ferber
Rheims
Boulogne-de-Mer
Telegamelern de Tourent
Tyrolane
Atria
Ceptongr
Povel
Capriay
Bhetncaol
Benbow
Dari
Gino Hoels
Gavin
Etleklany Companien
Stein-Bloch
Public Service Corporation
Council
Fey Howe
Tralley Company
Piero
Soliverter
Mr. Connolly
Connolly
Pablo Spas
Shane
Newarker
Wall Street
New York
Welle
Epentig
Sean Hoger
Aueiltiey
Laktyl
Marine
Niluan
Rene
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