New Jersey GOP Nominates Edward Stokes for State Senate
In a peaceful New Jersey state convention Edward U. C. Stokes of Cumberland County is nominated by acclamation for state senator and later accepts the nomination while ill. The platform calls for taxing second class railroad property at local rates, adding about 41 1 4 million to annual state rail taxes, with Jersey City set to gain roughly 275000. Electors at large include A H McCarter and Washington A Roebling. district electors named for eight districts follow.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Edward UC. Stokes
Cumberland County
Speiches
Minch
Cumberland
Spear
Hudson
Mirs
Lindson
Jersey City
A. H.mccarter
Essex
Wisington A. Roebling
Mercer
M. Cooper
Camten
Lewis T. Stevens
Cane May
Lewis
J. Hull Browning
Henry Dickson
Arthur HB
Lead
Jacob Ringle
Teuti
Aaron
Baldwin
New Jersey Governor Nominee Black Notified of Victory
Charles C. Black, Democratic nominee for New Jersey governor, received notification at his Jersey City home. John R. Hardin of Newark delivered the formal notice speech. Black accepted the nomination in a brief address.
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New York
Charles C. Black
New Jersey
Jersey City
Maue
John R. Hardin
Newark
Black
Boilermakers Locked Out at Erie Shops
Susquehanna Pa Sept 21 300 boilermakers and helpers reported to work to find the Erie Railroad locomotive shops closed with a placard banning their services. Nonunion workers were set to operate two carloads. Detectives picketed the shops as across the Erie system the action could affect other union groups.
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Susquehanna
Erie Railroad Company
Beiler
Builes
Hrie
Wounded Knights Start For Home From West Wreck
Fifty nine Templars in a party wrecked west of this city resumed eastward travel after a night of medical care. Fort Riley physicians and surgeons dressed wounds while six doctors accompanied the group for the journey home.
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Bran
Templars
Klinge
Rhode Island
Fort Riley
No Before Day Club at Talpotten Trial Ends
In Walbotton Georgia on September 21 Judge Raines presided over the trial of alleged members of the before day club. After examining numerous witnesses the defendants were freed as evidence showed the report originated from a jealous black woman and the organization lacked reliability. No such club appears to exist.
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Bay” Club
Talpotten
Walbotton
Nlexra
Raines
Vatican cites protests against Freethinkers congress in Rome
The Osservatore Romano reports a surge of telegraphic protests from all classes in Italy against a Freethinkers congress. The Vatican organ denounces the gathering as satanic and notes Freemasonry sponsorship.
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Rome
Osservatore Rogano
Vatican
Italy
Peruvian Congress Names Pardo President and Cavero VP
In Lima on September 21 the Peruvian congress voted 101 to 50 to appoint Jose Pardo as president and Salvador Cavero as first vice president of the republic.
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Jose Pardo
Peru
Lima
Salvador Cavero
Pilgrimage Trail From Battleford To Regina
Governor general Lord Minto leads a royal party across the prairie by Battleford Saskatoon and Regina with Major Maude and Inspector Gilpin-Browne. A mounted police guard accompanies the expedition as travelers proceed toward Wipes and Saskatoon while officials monitor the routes.
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Pilger Winnipeg
Sian
Fall River Strikers Hold Line in Cotton Mills
The Fall River strike began July 25 with workers at local mills resisting wage reductions of 15 percent. Operators push to keep production up as the market steadies and sales improve. Strikers vow not to return until a broader agreement is reached, with a potential three week span for developments.
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Fall River
Mass
Seven Persons Injured in Chicago Auto Crash
Miss Neva E. Scott of Chicago and six others were slightly injured when an automobile swerved at Twentieth and Michigan avenues after a hose stretched across the street. Passengers include Miss Helen Davies of New York, L C Murphy of Boston, Dr Reginald Smith of New York, Miss Frace Bowen of Chicago, Miss Zara Terry of Peoria, and Miss Helen Reidy of St. Louis.
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Chicago
Neva E. Scott
Sert Cashy
Twentieth
Michigan Avenues
Scott
Helen Davies
New York
H. G. Davies
L. C. Murphy
Boston
Reginald Smith
Bellevue Hospital
Frace Bowen
Zara Terry
Peoria
Helen Reidy
St. Louis
Fragmentary OCR Notice on City Development Plan
The readable fragments hint at a city planning or housing theme with references to a line, next steps, and officials. Details are unclear, but mentions a venue or line item and possible public or official action awaiting.
Austrian Naval League Formed in Vienna
Vienna reports the creation of an Austrian Naval league modeled after the German group. The organization is backed by Archduke Franz Ferdinand the Austrian ministry and other influential figures seeking naval support and public backing.
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Vienna
Archduke Trang Ferdinand
Port Arthur Defenses Hold Amid Japanese Assaults
Reports from St Petersburg and Shanghai discuss renewed Japanese attempts on Port Arthur. Russian defenses under Stoessel repulse attacks near redoubt No 8 as rumors of Japanese reinforcements and Kuroki’s advance circulate, while Kuropatkin’s position south of Tie Pass remains uncertain.
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Sst. Petersburg
Port Arthur
Stoessel
Shanghai
Chefu
Radzi
Dalry
Wiren
Russia
Prince Radziwill
Kuroki
Hun River
Alukden
Kuropatkim
Bentsiaputze
Rennemkampff
Fushan
Mukden
Karoki
Taitse
Kuropatkin
Mukfen
Sintsintin
Tie Pass
Great Battle dominent
MABDEN Sept 21 a battle is imminent with Japan advancing eight to nine divisions. Millet crops harvested brightening fields for firing on the flat plains. The river up is the direct front of the Russi army. Argentine Warships at Liban reported as purchased from Argentina arrive Liban. Herman Knapp held for passing counterfeit money after grand jury examination in Ithaca.
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Mabden
Liban
ST. Petersburg
Ithaca
Herman Knapp
United States Grand Jury
United States
J. H. Bostwick
New Hampshire Convention Nominates McLane for Governor
The New Hampshire Republican convention nominated John McLane of Milford for Governor. The dispatch notes other brief items including a personal czar letter to King Peter of Servia and a fatal stabbing at the National Soldiers' Home in Hampton Virginia.
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New Hampshire
John McLane
Milford
King Peter
Servia
Oyster Bay
Sagamore Hill
Lloyd
Philippines
War Department
Augustus C. Paul
National Soldiers’ Home
Hampton
Great Britain
London
Flintsville
Als
London East End
Monet Wins Bay Shore Stakes at Gravesend
Results at Gravesend show Monet prevailing in the Bay Shore Stakes amid a six furlong race. Armenia and Ascension followed, with Dick Bernard closing on the leaders to complete a three-favorites win day. Jockey Kunz was suspended two days for post disobedience.
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Kew
York
Monet
Bayshore
Gravesend
Armenia
Whalf Earth
Ascension
Anneng
Old’ England
Dick Bernard
Ciaviving
Kunz
Letola
Geranium
Major Peliam
Oiseau
Blandy
Heart’s Desire
Pime
Ormonde
Sonoma Belle
St. Valentine
Fime
Santa Catalina
Lucy Young
Sascends Florva
Tod
Stuyge
Reveille
Sarcend
Pexion
Grand Circuit Races in Columbus Hit by Weather Delays
Showers and strong winds disrupted the second day of grand circuit racing in Columbus Ohio. Most heats went wire to wire as favorites faced upsets with Dll the 2:93 trotting stake seeing a heat loss due to a break. Hudson mare Nancy HB faded to Edwin C while Rosewood swept the next two heats. Hindson’s Mainland led early but Brownie Wilton surged past in the final stride. Dark conditions halted the fourth heat and tomorrow Major Delmar aims to challenge Crescens record 2:02.14 without windshield or pacemaker.
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Columbus
Too Alexander
Avon Tandily
Nancy HB
Hudson
Edwin.c
Rosewood
Hindson Droyve Mainland
Mainland
Brownie Wilton
Delmar
Crescens
Olympic golf standings cut to sixteen in second round
In St Louis at Glen Echo Country Club the first round of the Olympic international golf championship reduced the field to sixteen players. Chicago is well represented with six entrants, with Ned Sawyer and Simpson Foulis among eliminations. H Egan and Nathaniel F Moore face opponents, while Arthur Hayemeyer of Deal Beach remains the lone New Yorker. Stroller wins Cicero Stakes at Harlem, leading from the start and besting Spencerian by two lengths with Fonsoluca close behind.
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ST. Louis
Glen Echo Country Club
Chicago
Ned Sawyer
Simpson Foulis
Wheaton Golf Elibmnates
H. €. Egan
Nathaniel F. Moore
Arthur Hayemeyer
Deal Beach
Stroker
Harlem
Stroller
Spencerian
Fonsoluca
Weather Outlook: Fair and Cooler With Fresh North Winds
Fair skies continue with cooler conditions and brisk northwest to north winds. Temperatures drop modestly as high pressure remains nearby and winds sharpen from the north aloft.
ATS AT SEA bi Saratoga With Iion Unsettled
A Saratoga ship, identified as ATS AT SEA, faces unsettled conditions tied to a person or crew named Iion. Details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
Democratic state convention elects Duncan Sees Lee chairman
The Democratic state convention held its second session electing Professor Duncan Sees Lee of Ithaca as chairman. The meeting opened with governor dictate debates and listed nominations for governor and other state offices, with a last minute contest to block Edward M. Grout and Parker in conference rooms at the Grand Union.
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Seesnee Ey
Duncan Sees Lee
Ithaca
McCarren
Howard M. Grout
Rihes
Randolph
Guergenheimer
New York
Monroe
Charles Ne Bulger
Oswego
E Sawin Atwater
Dutchess
Thomas H. Stryker
Oneida
Péale
Edgar M. @uilen
Kings
Court of Appeals
John Cunneen
Evie
Grand Union Hotel
Edward “Murphy
Edward "M
Hill Garren
George B McClelhny
Taggart Returns to New York From West
Chairman Taggart of the National Democratic committee arrives in New York from the West on September 21, returning to the city amid party duties and upcoming events.
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Taggart
New York
National Democratic Committee
Free Postal Information Pamphlet Issued for Public
Washington reports the post office department released a general postal information pamphlet for free distribution via postmasters. One copy will be provided from stamp windows to each family and business. applications must be made promptly.
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Washington
the Post. Office Department
Pamphet
General Postal
Ander
Genel Madden
Boy Acrobat Dies After Fall in Plainfield Amusement
Fifteen year old William Muir died at Muhlenberg Hospital with a broken spine after falling during an amateur circus act in Plainfield. His mother and brother Thomas Muir travel in the West. Earlier, a ladder incident sparked a dispute between merchants Moses Galanier and William Gardner on High Street, Burlington, leading to fines of five dollars each.
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Plainfield
William Muir
Muhlenberg
Moses” Galanier
William Gardner
Burlington
High” Street
Allinson
Gardner
Galanter
Hamstead
Smith
Girl Burned to Death in Orange Home Fire
Miss Mabel McIlwaine of 20 Halsted Street suffered extensive burns at her home when her clothing ignited in the kitchen. Neighbors and attendants at Orange Memorial Hospital reported the flames largely extinguished but she died from burns and inhalation injuries.
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Mabel ‘Mclwaine
Halsted Street
Orange
Memorial
Mclwaine
Heean
Woman Defies Workmen Over Electric Pole Plan
Mrs Ziskin and tenant Mrs Knowthe thwarted Pople Serriva crew as they attempted to install an electric light pole at 241 Court Street. Workers dug a four foot deep trench but were blocked by the women who jumped into the excavation to prevent further progress. Police were called but the workers were ordered to abandon the job after the confrontation.
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Sérvica. Corporation. of
Newrustrated
Court Street
Chieles Zizkin
C.F. Knowthe
Half Drowned in Engine Tank at Burlington Yard
Mike Nolan, watchman known as Mister Dspley, near the Burlington freight yards, edged the water tower area while a train crew worked. He slipped on a damp plank and fell through an opening into the tender tank, nearly drowning before revival efforts.
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Mike
Nolan
Burlington
Dspley
Ani
Telegram Stops a Wedding Incident Report
A disjointed OCR fragment mentions a wedding disrupted by Telegram transmission. Names McChesney Pearson and a spouse are referenced with unclear roles, describing collapsed ceremony and distressed guests amid chaotic events. No full details or coherent sequence are recoverable.
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Barklyne Nike
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