A Georgian's Ono Death and a Companions Tale
A Georgian man died after a truck collision near a railroad, with companions recounting the events and the dying man’s last movements. The article notes the body was moved, an inquest expected, and details a rescue attempt by a fellow worker. The collision involved a coal train and a Central Railroad line, with questions raised about causation and responsibility. The Board of Trade held a moving meeting to organize leadership and committees, naming presidents, secretary, treasurer, counsel, and various committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walle Alwahan Woodruff
Luromgl
Crauturd
Oder & Free
Tdis
Rte
Coal
Ieckman
Eynnteth
Auaola
de Col Trae
Cranford
Buyd
Board of Trade Surneture Organien
Bard of Directure
Board of Trade
George Rorstellow
Fir
J. A South
George M. Gritiu
J. Pred Madunaki
Voumsel
House
John H. Koane
LH. Wownten
Harry H.coward
J. Emaung
J. Fred
J. B. Foward
CG. Pope
D. M Uirteh
W. F. Arnold
VA. Dawham
DW. Littell
AL IDE Meeting Officers Installed Next Session
At a recent gathering, officers including Recording Secretary James Atterenn, Assistant Recording Secretary, Treasurer, Warden, and Sentinel were elected or appointed. The slate also lists G U Bedford as Librarian and other named figures, with installation planned for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Ide
Umer
Lee
A Tourve
Lnelle Sentinel
Mr Seeppnarst
Vataide Fentinel
Theta
Long Tara
George H Bavenetur Shor
Tara Ure GU. Bedford
McCarthy Ejectment Case Won in Jamice Mosher Court
Daniel McCarthy aged about completed in Trenton before Justice Mosher, Jam ice Mosher's court. Craig A. Marah appeared for McCarthy and argued to set aside the judgment and proceedings. McCarthy gains full possession of the property and relieves the Land Improvement Company from evicting him. He feels jubilant at the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel McCarthy Ageiv
Central New Jersey Land Laprovement Company
E Vrtiorari
Jamice Mosher
Trenton
Craig A. Marah
McCarthy
Mosher
Land Improvement Company
Thompson v Gulf court case noted in local docket
Seemingly garbled report mentions Justice Mosher Court and a Thompson v Gulf landlord and tenant case with Walter Het held for the defense. Observers at Esst Freet street watch a monkey cage for two weeks. Next Berkeley event planned on the eve of the Fourth of July. Reward poster references unclear incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atand Fooklie Brothers
Esst Freet
Justice Mosher Court
Thompson Ve. Gulf
Wee
Walter Het
FH. U
Herkeley
Five etray of canines captured and other town items
A scrambled page notes stray dogs caught, a tieyle run Friday, and fever recovery at Hope ope beawe on East Filth street. It lists church meetings at Miowros Temple, Saenger Hall festival at St. Joseph's, Holy Crow Abareh, and K of P drill. Also mentions a Shrenry Society visit to Boom Brook, temperance meetings, a Wheelmen’s Host sale, burglaries, rail stops, parade plans, and a bronze band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miowros
Tow
St. Joseph's Church
Saenger Hall
Holy Crow
K of P
Sommit
Sue
Grant
Woman's Temperance
Reform Hell
Thurslay
Afernope
Woman's Shen Wry Society
Charett
Boom Brook
First Presbyterian Church
Stove Square Lodge
Grand Lodge
Orange
Garwood Heal
CG. A. Smith
Bose
Doane
Ores
Wien
Lewis Coddington
Swifts
Sertuton Jeck
fragmentary OCR note hints at inquiry and response
A garbled passage shows an urban clerk answering a question amid a chaotic scene. Names, places, and terms are unclear due to OCR errors but suggest a dialogue about a tap or item named in the drummed drumbeat of a store setting.
Why Drivers Keep Right Hand Passing Rule Across Nations
The text argues drivers and walkers should keep to the right to avoid collisions and protect companions. It links the custom to historical use of riding and military practice, noting left turning of horsemen faded into a general rule. The piece cites tradition and early American history shaping modern passage norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lbla
Colle Iina
Warlors
Loos
America
Local notables and events amid city life notes
A jumble of city happenings appears with names like Keily, Runyon, and Carr visiting or returning home. Marriages, meetings, and church notices mingle with sports, camp plans, and weather updates as residents of Newark and nearby towns appear in brief items from a bustling morning.
Events and names from the Baptist church pageant
A long OCR fragment lists groups and participants in a church pageant by Jartey and Miss Grace Kameen. It names Peter, M. Kanyon, Uncle Tom, shiping girl, Miss Adelaide Banyou, and others, describing groups and roles in the entertaining pageant and noting a death and concluding remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
da Entertainment
Air
Peter
M. Kanyon
AD Krom
Lowrie
Harry Harry Day
Bas Mebe
Banish
Jeck
Giederein
Ly Os
Mr. Rema
Uncle Tom
Grace Kameen
Alfred W
Day
Moe Beard
Mise
Adelaide Banyou
Gradua'e
Mies
Ranyon
Mother Hubbard
Adella
Miss Minnie
Tre
D.C
President Raymond Inauguration in Schenectady
In Schenectady last evening the inauguration of President Raymond of Union College was held. The ceremony featured invocations by Rev. De George Alexmoider Tie and remarks from faculty, students, and officials including Mayor Jacob W. Clue and Controller James A. Rotor. The event concluded with the inaugural address by Raymond and an official oath administered by Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skenectady
Beit Une
Andrew Ramud
Lod
Union Uuilege
Bo Brown
Board of
Scotch Plains Bot for Sheriff Letter From Patrick Putnam
Prapk Putnam of Putnam and Deraw received a letter from Henry Freutz describing an accident in Florida where Freutz was injured. Freutz traveled south in December and noted residents' concerns, with a deputy sheriff candidly replying about not killing anyone in official capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prapk Putnam
Putnam & Deraw
Henry Freutz
Io Ave Mart
Florida
Frents
Trom & Baliding
Wey
Freutz
Residieum
Sher
Death in Anegan Leaves Five Heirs and Hotel Owner
Jona Hogan died yesterday afternoon after collapsing at the house from heart disease. His family found him after he had gone to the milk house to wash cans. He leaves a widow, three daughters and two sons, all grown. One son operates the Seath Piamdeb hotel, and Mrs William Baldwin resides on West Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jona Hogan
William Baldwin
West Fifth Street
Carpenter's Whitens Elects U B J A Officials
Fragmentary OCR notes show names like Metri Bogert and Willem Lance Wardau Henry Porce, with mentions of Topekesat March ET Barber a prominent newspaper man. The text hints at election roles such as financial secretary and recording secretary and local political activity in Topeke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metri Bogert
Secretar
Willem Lance Wardau
Henry Porce
Topekesat
ET. Barber
Fragmentary legal notice fragment from city case
A damaged OCR fragment shows a judgment for 44.15 in a city case with interest. Mentions counsel Judge Codd and two tramps arrested for presuming to enter the city. A friend in seed leaf appears distorted in text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doremus
Ve. Miller
Codd
Dak
Trial Date Set for Oraamo Rania Anarchist Figure
The trial of Oraamo Rania, described as an anarchist amma, is scheduled to begin on July 22. The case stems from charges tied to political activities and alleged actions connected to Preai oes Fel Carnet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oraamo Rania
Amma
Preaioes Fel Carnet
Casimir Perier Elected President in Paris Vote
Paris June 27 Casimir Perier was elected President by the Bret ballot receiving 451 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casimir-Perier
Paris
Casimir Perier Waa
Praave
Crescent Wheelmen prepare for Brooklys race meet
Jaane Lint of the Crescent Wheelmen will ride in mile sod belt events at the King's County Wheelmen meet in Brooklyn. E W Pepper of Park Avenue rides with a short handle bar, claiming comfort and safety as it aids balance. Notices urge Crescent Wheelmen to attend church service next Sunday at First Presbyterian Church. A youth bicycle trip to Florida Grove is planned for Sunday afternoon. Me 3.4 Scriven of New York City reports success with an old remedy now ordered for more bottles. A shave or cough cure is advertised as a trial medicine at Reynell's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lie
Olert Arnold
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Muth Plainfelt
Weir Way
New York
Tamale
Phillipsburg
Jersey City
Cranford
Thirteenth Regiment
Brooklyn
Denver
Vorrato
Ernest R Ackerman
George Hhea
William Adams
Terrill Tosh
Eeaulime
Elizabeth
Somerset Connell
Westfield Connecil
Bayoone i Connelleam
Plainfield Bar Association
Vroom
Elvia Vanco
Jasc
Pixinfield
Bertha Carr
John Becker
Somerset Street
Aasem College
West Virginia
W. J Rogers
Central Avenue
Water Company
Prout
Washington
Union Bapfiat
Eiresbeth
Iter
J. W. Mitchell
Sha City
Peal Bachschmidt
Washington, D.C
Prank Putnam
Orchard Place
J. Raa Lane
Tray Reformed Church
End
Harry Roberts
Ye Mase Hagboo
Harry Ms
John Meeker
William van
Newark
Min Claddon
Rahway
Taylor's Hotel
Jaane Lint
Crescent
King's County
Brooklys
E. W. Pepper
Park Avenue
Acre
Ruistes
West Prout Street
Pam
Amt
Mr Pepper
Cresent
Herri' Lage
Plainfield
Florida Grove
Peekabill
N.Y
Scriven
New York City
Berives
Reynell's Pharmacy
Park and North Evresues
Armstrong
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Marke
Tun Mowkerys
Spee
Sever
Drummidt
Plerce
Tou
Ial
Mims Balie
Samant
Keily
Mieiner Nonay
Anbery Park
George Ex
New Tort
Rome
Ord. A. Bauer
Washington Arenes
Dora L. Runyon
Ariington Breune
Chicago
Board of Governors of the Crescent Wheelmen
Dune
Bay Keml
Scotch Pisine
M. Moran
M. Mack
Delehanty
Obareh
Craig
Corveline
ommDth
Cassis
Jartey
Sheen
Carpenters
Uaiocott Tental
Wibkers
A.bcs
Ceerral
Monty Ghrt Tomeire Courier Oice
Courier Oee
Bapers Jainsvete
Sale Thoresghived
Jerey
Prim Pert
Oor
Mulford
Mewerumah
Eckson Ave
PITA
Gottheil
Agent
Ae Doan
Park Ave
Raymond
Scotch Plains
Anegan Moons Epee
Carpenter's
Tad Nes Ee
Santo
Ortley Beach
Oghan Beach
Wheatens
Pettijohn Briftwood
Lieresline
Hecker's
Hecker'e Hominy
Norton
Oats Hermes
Farina
Lic
Akron
Ladies
Oxford
Willett
ERS & Co
H. Clarence
East Front
Elgin
F. MacDonald
Uptown
Somerset
Alien’s
Fulper
Edsall
Handsome
Cherolal Palace
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