Tragic Trolley Crash Kills Man and Injures Others at Broadway Crossing
Lasinsky of Mill Street and his companion William Wolff were struck by a southbound Jersey Central train at the South Broadway crossing around 10 pm. Lasinsky survived with shock, while Wolff suffered severe injuries including a crushed foot requiring amputation. Rescue efforts, hospital care, and police response followed as the crowd gathered and city officials moved to require gatemen at key crossings.
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Lasinsky
Mill Street
Broadway
Indaw
William Wolff
Young
Jersey Central Railroad
South Broadway
East Branch
Lasinswee
Ocean
Cronaifig
Wolfson
Charles Livy
Heid Baking Company
Lincoln Avenue
Brighton Avenue
Train schedules from York and Long Branch stations
Timetables list Newark and New York via multiple lines, with detailed departures after May 29 and notes for Red Bank Matawan Perth Amboy Elizabeth Ocean Grove Asbury Park Belmar Spring Lake Manasquan and other points. It includes numerous times for weekdays Sundays and Saturdays with special conditions and who stops where.
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Long
Newark
New York
Red Bank
Matawan
Perth Amboy
Elizabeth
Perth
Point Pleasant
Freehold
Trenton
Philadelphias
Sea Girth
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tama River
Sea Side
Qawden
Y ' Delihia
Market Street
Sea Side Park
Banday
Por Freehold
Central’ RR
WAGON RUNAWAY WRECKS TWO VEHICLES IN WALD
A delivery wagon owned by M. Zimmerman of Casino Market on South Broadway was demolished when a horse, frightened by a passing car, bolted through Central avenue and Liberty street. The wagon overturned at Goldstein corner, colliding with N. E. Smith’s wagon. both horses panicked but were controlled. Kindling wood from the wreck covered the street as bystanders intervened.
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M. Zimmerman
Casino Market
South Broadway
Central Avenue
Tle
Lib
Erty Street
Broadway
Goldstein
N. E. Smith
Mr. Smith
Awarded Free Scholarship to Clara Korn and Suniogth
A partial notice reports a free scholarship awarded to Clara A. Korn and an unnamed recipient for seven years of study. The item notes three years of previous study or training and references the Mrs. Clara A. Korn foundation or sponsor.
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Plomoel
Anerinn
Clara A. Korn
Farmer Owl Hoarded Silence and Nighttime Flight
A humorous antiquated tale by M. Quad about a gray owl that hunts at night and hoots despite a farmer and family plotting to shoot it. The owl’s night vision, vocal call, and diet are described with mock reverence, ending with Uncle Reuben awaiting the final shot.
Fragmented Quote Highlights Personal Crises Across Voices
The Philadelphia Ledger quotes diverse speakers in a fragmentary exchange about swimming ability, payment in advance, and being left in the lurch amid personal crises. The garbled transcription captures scattered phrases and uncertain syntax.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Fragmented humor snippets from various papers
A collection of joke snippets and brief quotes from multiple newspapers. The items include editorial hints on writing, a mother and son at school, a comical exchange about debts and a comet, a bachelor described as an old maid man, a voter cliche about garden seeds, a serious remark on rising food prices, and a quip about Rome not being built in a day.
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Towne
Fragmentary Garden Dialogue and Obscure Names
A fragmented OCR passage shows a casual garden exchange about digging with spades and rocks. It then shifts to muddled names and phrases including Detroit Free Future Existence and references to a nurse, Clive De Style, and Alice with unclear context and garbled spelling.
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Clive de Style
War on School Book Trust Grows in Atlantic City
State Senate investigators question Clerk H H Young of the Atlantic City School Board about book prices and bids. Charges allege inflated profits and lack of real competition in purchasing school books from connected manufacturers. Officials deny any graft and say they know nothing of such deals as the probe resumes.
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Atlantic City
H. H. Young
Se¢beal Board
Senate Commission
Senate
Frelinghuysen
Raritan
Young
Trust
Baritag
Frelinghoysen
Board of Ton
Real Estate Transfers Across Monmouth County Listings
A lengthy list of property transfers shows numerous buyers and sellers in Atlantic, Eatontown, Shrewsbury, Long Branch, Red Bank, Ocean, and other towns. Amounts range from $1 to $16,060 with parcels on lakes, cottages, blocks, and roads.
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Adam W. Clayton
Thos. Curtis
Bloomfield Bennett
Eatontown
Als
Thomas Fitzgerald
Benj. J. Parker
First Presbyterian Church
Red Bank
Cor
Broad St
Reckless Place
Cecilia Harris
Selma Harris
Cottage Place
Long Branch
Lakewood Farm Co
Lakewood Farm Products Co
Ld. W
Tinton Falls
Stone Rd
Shrewsbury
The
Paterson Savings Institution
Thomas W. Bull
Ocean Ave
Beach Road
Monmouth Beach
the Life Insurance Co
Philip L Hover
Henry B. Edwards
Ocean
Gilbert V. Chapin
Ada A
Lda
Keystone Drive
Middletown
Henry G. Borders
Alfred Ty Wiederholt
Edward A. Walton
Et al
Mary H. Appleton
Railroad Ave
Portan-Peck Realty Co
Albert Sank
Port-an- Peck Realty Co
John H. Scudder
Charles A. Wimpfheimer
Cleveland Ave
City Atlas
Rosalie Cohen
Clarence G. van Note
Matilda Emanuel
Nellie Meyer
Jos. P. Chadwick
Jos. Salz
Wm. B. Parker
Martha Maguire
Louis B. Kline
Paterson Safe. Deposit & Trust Co
Thomas W. Batts
Srooe Ave
Star of the Sea Academy marks twenty fifth jubilee graduation
Star of the Sea Academy held the twenty fifth anniversary ceremonies with a 3:30 p.m. commencement. Rev. W. P. Cantwell presided as students performed concerts and delivered speeches. Diplomas and gold pins were awarded to graduates in academic and commercial departments along with several gold medals for outstanding merit.
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Star of Sea Academy
Star of the Sea" Academy
Academy
W. P. Cantwell
LL. D
Miss Daly
M. M. Murphy
Miss Poole
Miss Murphy
Schubert Hark
Lark
Conke
Murphy
Pierce
Daly
Grace Daly
Newark
Helen Gibbons
Philadelphia
Marsha Murphy
Brooklyn
M. C. Burns
Long Branch
Martha Murphy
John Guire
James Guire
G. Daly
George Carroll
Helen Pierce
Arthur Hearn
Anna Tallman
Cantwell
Star of the Sea
Fair Girl
Martin McCue's Brother Bend and George Hoffman
Fragmentary notice mentions Martin McCue's brother and George Hoffman in connection with a death. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a case or obituary notice involving named individuals.
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Martin McCue's
Brother Bend
Indaw George Hoffman
Martin Moses
Pecumumla
Gloomy Gus Linked to Lead Pipe Theft and Arrest
A man nicknamed Gloomy Gus accused of stealing a lead pipe from a cottage and hiding it in a bag. Patrolman Vetter tailed him to a junk dealer where the bag was found, leading to Gus’s arrest and a city hall hearing on the case.
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Gus
Vetter Gu
First Avenue
Vetter
Walling
City Hall
Reach
Galilee
Aon
New York
Southern Depot
Beach
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Tien
Chandler & Maps
A. H.megee
Louis I. Turner
Atlantic Highlands
York
New York Central
Railroad of New Jersey
Liberty
Rupy
Id Young
Witt Chines
M. Quad
Associated Literary Press
Sly
Apa
North America
Reuben
Gosling
Bis
Baltimore American
Johnny
Boston Post
Dinguss
Chicago Tribune
Squire Brown
Bill
Oklahoma Oklahoman
Washington Star
Rome
Romulus
Cleveland
Detroit Free
Syeset Alice
Sweet Alice
Bea
Hou
Daily Record
Jersey Senate
Charles Ava Francis
Frank
Morton
Atlantic
Anna W. Peters
Wm. L. Hay
Monmouth Ave
Monmouth Beach Co
Carrie D. Cotter
Admix
James D. Fay
White St
Jet
John Bennett
Robert H.smith
Chestnut Ave
Realty Co
Mary C. Neatanst
Bungalow Place
Wanamasna Reaty Co
Smith
Sylvia
Hark the
Grace Manion
Martha G. Murphy
Helen F. Pierce
Blanche B. Applegate
Domenica Cocuzsa
Augustine Cocuzza
Agnes Elinsky
Helen E. Gibbons
Rose At
Marie Pigage
Josephine Land
Ida Sacks
Mabel Wood
George
Francis Rimo
William Agpier Stevens
Seymour
Mervin
Via
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