Registration Day Totals Stir Mayoral Race Outlook
On the first day 16,090 registered voters were recorded with 9,822 total primary votes tallied and 12,380 registered in 1907. City Clerk reports show corrections to returns and ongoing tallies. officials note a few voters registered late or misregistered. The county clerk plans to release updated figures as results firm up and the mayoral race charts are finalized.
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Botmett Estate Sold in Town Deal to Fern of Bonnet
Fern of Bonnet, the downtown real estate dealer, bought the Botmett estate today. The purchase covers an acre parcel with portions extending toward Rayway and Bramewick, with the remaining shares and terms unclear in the fragment.
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Manx. Fern
Rayway
Bramewick
Cholera Situation More Hopeful
Telegraph reports a slight improvement in the cholera outbreak with fewer new cases and authorities hopeful. The town records a decline in infections since the peak, though vigilance and sanitation measures remain in place amid continued risk and police presence to enforce public health orders.
Grant High School opens new lab in Cranford street scene
In Cranford on September 3 a morning event at Grant High School saw the new laboratory opened with a ceremonial display. The plan included seating for first and sixth place athletes and featured local students and staff in attendance.
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Cranford
Grant High School
Tate 5 ot at reaching i gino ra ae Old General
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Tate and Old General but provides no clear event, date, or entities to form a coherent news item. The readable pieces do not yield a complete person, organization, place, or action to summarize reliably.
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Tate
Gino Ra
Wilbur Wright’s bid to meet French syndicate terms
Telegraph report from Teernald claims Wilbur Wright tried to satisfy conditions set by a French syndicate considering buying his flying machine. He tested the craft for about thirty six minutes, aiming for an official night demonstration later. French aviators show strong interest amid the evolving race for commercial aeronautics.
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Baie
Wilbur’ Wright
Fiery Red Hair Suspect Held in Newark Assault Case
Police detain Charles Higgins of 412 East Jersey Street after being charged by musician Dankel Zumeister of Newark with assaulting William. The attack occurred when the assailant struck him in the face, knocked him to the sidewalk, then fled but was seen fleeing by witnesses.
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Art
Voice woes mark Taft campaign tour
During a continuous campaign stretch Judge Taft has struggled with a hoarse voice. Reporters note slight improvement today and expect it to return to normal soon after a few more public appearances. Taft plans to press on with the remaining schedule despite vocal strain.
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Taft
Madison
Yaterday
Rand
CMA ion Presets Prompts New Set of Stere Devices
CMA ion Presets unveils a new line of presets aimed at music production and audio effects. The launch highlights expanded parameter ranges and streamlined workflow for creators seeking faster sound design.
DuPont Bounced as President Carries Out Housecleaning
President Roarvolt initiates a major cabinet purge with nine new appointments and the ousting of T. Coleman DuPont, a powder trust figure. DuPont’s resignation is reportedly forthcoming, with White House and party insiders debating the move while denials surface from officials.
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DuPont
Hitchcock
White House
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Aheb Ee
Train Collision Alarmed by Disrupted Route
Fragmentary report describes a crowded Sandy Hook boat train disrupted by a displaced switch causing two engins to derail or collide. Passengers feared a serious accident as trains from New York and the Sandy Hook line neared the station, with fast speeds noted. The text reflects tense expectations of a dreadful event and a near-miss situation.
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New York
Leslie and Carter Dead In Noted Tragedy
Two individuals named Leslie and Carter are reported dead in a local tragedy. The brief item notes a serious incident with limited details and emphasizes the loss to the community. No further identifying information is provided in the readable text.
Vision of Death Tells Prisoner In Court
George Phillips, arrested on Westfield avenue, appeared in Police Court and was committed to the county jail for ten days. He claimed a vision of death in the night, and has shown despondent behavior since his arrest.
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George Phillips
Westfield Avenue
Fie County
Phillips
Halute
Somont
Anarchists linked to Roosevelt plot in Switzerland
A garbled article fragment mentions anarchists data on Roosevelt in Switzerland and a suspected plot against King Alfonso of Spain. It references letters and a failed effort to connect Roosevelt with the plan, with unclear dates and names due to damaged OCR.
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Alfonso
Spain
Monument to be unveiled at Fort Lee ceremony
Telegraph dispatch reports a monument ceremony planned tomorrow afternoon at Fort Lee near the Hindage River. The battleship New Hampshire will be stationed opposite, fire salutes will mark the moment as officials prepare the tribute amid historical commemorations.
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Washington
Fort Lee le Lo
Fort Lee
Hindage River
Arnetts Attack Workman On Church Steeple
A fragile report describes Arnett's attack on a workman perched high on a church steeple. The man showed courage amid danger while performing exterior preparations for upcoming golden jubilee celebrations.
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Aornets
Workman
Moving Picture Show Law Vod Version Reflects Fourteenth Amendment
The report notes a legal ruling from a city on September 1888 about cinema access for children and federal protection under the Fourteenth Amendment. It mentions William Van Ye’s arrest for allowing a person to pass near a street and discusses constitutional guarantees.
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Jomenat
S . Venetant
Moving Picture
William van Ye
Ramet Bis Moring
Thow Avenue
iT WALL STREET TElegraP 16 the Journal
A fragmentary OCR note describes rapid stock advances and a Dodera reaction, with interleaved commentary about Westinghouse and market activity. Readable details are scarce.
Taft Electors Named by Republicans in New Jersey
Special to the Journal from Trenton Sept 25 reports the Republican convention naming twelve electors for the November 2 election. Electors listed include Targh-Mowes Taylor Pyne Pelmerton and Frederick Frlingbuyoay of Newark, with district selections such as Thomas RB French and Walter BE Bags in Atlantic. The piece notes the party’s long history and the campaign tone, urging onward and upward.
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Trenton
Atew
Weber's Opening Tomorrow
An editor’s note indicates John P. Weber plans to open a new venture tomorrow, with brief guidance found on the last page of today's issue. Further details appear in the accompanying note.
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