26 Colby Delegates Elected in County Primary
Colby supporters secured 26 of 140 delegates in county primaries, with heavy battles in Uptown districts. Ashway Summit and Plainfield backed Colby men while Rahway, Kimbeth, Sharon, and New Providence cast several Colby delegates. Regulars and Colbyites clashed in multiple wards. Plainfield emerged as Colby stronghold with 13 delegates.
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Ortation
Lyceum
Colby Delegmen
Fey Hems
Coleynen
Colne
Kimbeth
Sharon Plainfield
Summit
Rahway
New Providence
D. E. Davis
W. KR. Hastings
Charles More
Sguinr
Colby Met
Bere Ror
Cinsel
MW. Boyk
J. B. Laggres
Feolowon
Jom J. Stamier
Swayze
Delngate
David J. Farren
Erie
Ernest
Cantantes
Tereguiers
Euch
Babind
Ik Colbie
Three Die In Wabash Railroad Collision Near Catlin
Springfield Sept 22 Three people were killed and thirty eight injured in a collision on the Wabash Railroad between an eastbound passenger train and a westbound freight near Catlin siding on the line between Denville and Ivesdale. The deceased are EK X Bauer and Pera Ind We We Pilson both from Pera Ind and Mail Clerk Harding from Ivesdale with DL Gage reported missing. Injured were taken to the hospital at Denville.
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Springhel
Catlin
Denville
EK. X. Bauer
Pera
Ind
Pilson
Harding
Secretary Bonaparte Delivers Navy Keynote Speech
Baltimore on September 26 reports Secretary of the Navy Charles J. Bonaparte sounded a keynote today. The brief dispatch notes Bonaparte’s address and its emphasis on naval policy and national defense, reflecting official priorities and the mood of the event.
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Baltimore
Secretary of the Navy
Charles J. Bonaparte
Turkey's ruler's condition critical in Geneva report
Geneva dispatch states Gulten Abdal Hamid of Turkey is given at most six months to live. The report cites medical assessments and notes the ailing ruler's frail health and uncertain future.
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Geneva
English and Kellogg Win in City Elections
The battle for Republican control raged in the Eleventh and Twelfth wards. Colby aligned candidates led the field with Mack winning by 96 votes and Bailey topping Schuyler by 150 in the Board of Education race. Council seats shifted with Fits definitively beating Tech in the Eighth Ward as GOP candidates solidified strength citywide.
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Cribyites
Priser
Atruggins
Benny 4
Rath
Ity Corneil
Hutom
Edward le Roy Mack
Colby
Mack
Frederick
Fragmented OCR item about local event at Perseul Park
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Perseul Park and a gate, with references to a department and seal or imaging concerns. The readable content is minimal and non-specific, lacking clear names, dates, or outcomes.
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Perseul Park
Democratic primaries heat up in key wards in Brooklyn
In Brooklyn, Democratic primaries produced notable wins and shifts. McGurn defeated Fay for a City Council seat in the First Ward, Flynn captured the mayoral nomination, Dunn lost for City Comptroller in the Second Ward, Abearn won the Third Ward City Council bid, and Milimay Foetred/Cleveland headed the Sixth Ward Board of Education ticket. Schlotterer won in the Seventh Ward for City Council while Coffey won the Seventh Ward supervisor race, Van Bergen defeated Brosen for the Eighth Ward supervisors, and Suver beat Kelly for Ninth Ward assessor. Vote tallies show strong support across districts, with margins ranging by ward.
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Terek J. McGurn
J. Logan Fay
Cannett
Mua Rappe
Willem J. Biggins
Edward Milimay
Robert Cleveland
Board of Education
George HF. Schlotterer
Edward F. Whelan
Michael A. Coffey
Frederick L. Hirted
John J. Brosnen
Eaghth
John van Bergen
Leonard Suver
Jame P. Kelly
Hin Orerer
Cahill
J. Fer
Wes Teaten
Seby
f.Abrain
Hughes Nominated for Governor at Roosevelt Rally
Saratoga Sept. 26 Charles E Hughes insurance investigator was placed in nomination for governor at the Republican State Convention Lieutenant-Governor M Linn Bruce to be renominated The President urged Hughes as the man to beat Hearst and the convention pressed forward with organization and platform endorsements Roosevelt’s record praised as a guide to reform and opposition to corporate influence condemned mob violence and disenfranchisement in a compact news brief.
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Saratoga
Charles E. Hughes
Inxurense Imquisitor
Wee
M. Linn Bruce
Hughes
Rose Velt
Hearst
Driscall
Committee On Organization
W. W. Armstrong
Armstrong
Republican Party
Highins
Providem Roosevelt
New York
Aseenhiy Hall
Endorand
Biataa Ia
Rioting in Atlanta Ends as Authorities Issue Statement
Unclear text reports rioting in Atlanta ceasing with a noon statement from authorities signaling possible future trouble. Military forces withdraw earlier, soldiers to guard tonight, funds to assist victims’ families, and officials urge calm amid ongoing tension.
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John My
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Regular Republicans Victorious Across New Jersey Primaries
In New Jersey yesterday regular Republicans won across ten counties amid Colby reformers. Cape May saw Lewis M. Crews defeat by Robert Fe. Hand by half a vote for state senator. Newark and Essex parties aligned with regulars claimed key wins. independents may bolt Hud son tickets. Flemington reports light primary turnout with Democrats nominating no delegates.
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New Idea
Colby
Thorne Countienere Bergen
Bartington
Tw Rite
Pawex
Horton
Middlesex
Monmonth
Moris
Pasek
Union
Cape May
Lewis M. Cretse
Robert FE
Omr
Newark
Beet County
Goby
Sdee
Parker
Wiley
Seinster Everett Colby
Hew Idea Movement Beaten in Middlesex County
A fragmented report notes the Hew Idea movement's defeat in Middlesex with Fordyce as leader. Delegates from Perth Amboy and South Amboy show support while remaining details about nomination for W H C Jackson and broader county results are unclear. The piece hints at wards carried and scattered support in other areas.
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Middlesex
Fordyce
Will. Pot Hava
W. H.C. Jackson
Perth Ambor
South Amboy
Disjointed fragments on City Council races and party splits
Fragmentary report references dates for a City Council vote and primaries. Mentions followers of Benster Colley, an attempted organization collapse, and Republican candidates facing internal discord amid unclear events.
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Benster Colley
Smithereens
Hed Leen
Colby Delegates In Mercer County Report
Fragmentary note records Colby delegates in Mercer County election activity. Incomplete text shows Democratic group prominence and local county ties. readable words indicate delegates and county names, but concrete details, dates, and outcomes are not recoverable.
Colby Forces Routed in Long Branch Local Nominating vote
In Long Branch on September 24 five of six wards elected regular Republican delegates to the peace convention. The event saw Richard F.A. Hughes defeat City Council candidate William Krigmeyer by a narrow margin of four votes, signaling a split with the regular faction and a victory for reform-minded delegates.
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Fisk
R. Henry Depew
Plainfield
Colbyiten
Plaingeld
Republican County Committee
RE. Mair
Arthur Murphy
Duncan Taylor
H. J. Hillerd
William 5. Tyler
Golovin
Rahway
Coir
Rabway
Summit
aSegeien
Colby
Wea
Secema
Oalby
Cranford Township
Westfield
Uni Township
Mm County
Providence
Im Clerk
Eiringfield Tenachipe
Rank O'Neill
Ssstesor
Gilbert Bargoyse
Long Branch
Richard FA. Hughes
William Krigmeyer
Teco
Stensland Goes to Penitentiary in Bank Wreck Case
Paul O Stensland pleaded guilty in Chicago court to charges stemming from the Milwaukee Avenue Bank wreck. He received an intermediate sentence in the penitentiary with a maximum term of ten years on one count and a $120 fine for uttering forged checks on another. Gremland arrived in custody of police detectives for the hearing.
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Chicago
Paul O. Stensland
Milwaukee Avenas State Bank
Gremland
Alee
Steneland
State's Attorney
Aiflar
Steasland
Joliet
Wall Street Market Dips To Low Range In Late Session
Trading across Wall Street slipped in the final minutes as prices fell to the day’s low range in many stocks. Investors watched after a late rush, with declines broadening into the close and values retreating from session highs.
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