Disastrous shipwreck dominates inquiry and press debate
Amid sweeping coverage of the Ming disaster the court of Investigation is awaited for its findings while denational press features debates on responsibility. Officials promise a full report as naval anxieties rise and Spaniard United States tensions loom.
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Tacan Canal
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Caribey
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Domestic scandal rocks Hackettstown singer circle
A sensational domestic dispute centers on Lewis Gamun and his wife Mrs. Osmun, with Hawthorne and Horsley named among key figures. The case spreads through Port Murray, Vienna, Belvidere, and Washington as doctors deny illicit relations while a chorus of gossip questions fidelity and legal action looms.
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Baefin
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Arate
Lewis
Gamun
Lillo Hoarelus
Warkera
Washington
Vienna
Belvidere
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Perini
Adiniste
Feurste
Port Murray
New York
Newicks
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Attel
Mtida Haarsley
Mya
Jamog
Juntousy
Mar
Aten
Danmins
Sheireantort
Osman
Jedbugyy
Newark
Miss Trornley
Danun
Miss Horsley
Osman Wild
Quman
Tome
Pythians in Session hear Grand Lodge finance details
The Pythians of the Crane Lodge Knights of Pythias met at Bronton with Grand Chancellor Dewitt O. Goss presiding. Reports on year ending May 1 1907 showed membership 41,152 with additions and deductions, and investments yielding a total assets figure. The constitution amendment to allow special Grand Lodge sessions was debated amid election results for officers. George Lance celebrated his 76th birthday at his Madison Street home with friends. Mrs Lancebuin mourned after a lengthy illness.
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Crane Loge
Knights of Pything
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Bronton
Nucknfallur
Saanevyille
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Trustbers
Worecotigny
Peewieuld
Grand Lodge
Ullicors
Dewitt
Goss
Pronton
Sammerat
Champion
Allutio
Rutherford
Arma
Johnny Conger
New Brengwick
Grand
Willia ‘Thorn
Bordentown
Chrand
George Lance
Madison Street
Mir
Linea
Walla
Ganco
Lancebuin
Ribet
Ana
George B. Stinyoutts
Blygmuts
Newark
Koch
Nistbel
Gish
Ray Lagity
Graes Climec
Ray
Lilburn
Christ Climel
Vague civic invitation and medical ad from old paper
A cluttered OCR fragment shows a Liberty era council inviting participation in a patriotic event and mentions medical tonics by WN Jenkins, county Drug. The garbled text references ministers, elections, and a ritualized call to join a local community group while advertising a liver remedy.
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Maglandewill
Dolivar
Yatriotia Peldross
Prosbytevia Cbavel
Oshor
Tawir
Local Merchants Split as Cornish Store Changes Hands
Fragmented OCR reads of a Trans Upon news note a dissolution by mutual consent of dotin stone Cornish or related firms, with John Cornish retiring from practice and plans to run the business alone. The store will stock and improve under new management as the Bran and Tihrison Week era begins.
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Dotinston & Cornish
Mes
Sivaly T. Tohustun
Ston Nyaina
John 2D
Cornial
My Carnish
Past recalled: Washington postmaster Henry Cornwell tale
Fragmented notes recounting 1860 appointment of Henry Cornwell as Washington postmaster and various local incidents. Mentions Floront Skinnes bakery in Wootlogton, legal matters in New Jersey, and community events. scattered references to editors, tavern licenses, and town governance.
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Floront Skinnes
Wootlogton
Johowton, Cornish & Co
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A. Be Cornish & Cm
Harriet Anwohnoel
Guntingntal Life Insuratce Co
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Hackettstown
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Patty’s Grove
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Tankehtstown
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Col
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Roberto Gooryzge
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W. W. Phelps
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Hhutweett
Fenny Wodehaston
John D. Cornigh
Mystery poisoning suspected in Washington state dogs
A string of dog deaths and suspected poisoning near Wat. Bell in Washington raises questions of foul play. A local dog owner and prominent residents report dogs dying after exposure to poisoned bait or a poisoned package. Police and doctors investigate possible arsenic or poison delivery as the community debates motives and suspects.
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Washington
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Atlas
Khort
Wandlingy Gu Krics
Sramael Stownet
Gnamet Blayle
Miry Perry
Duaslo Willian
Frank Minton
Alipton Han Dos
Sone Eitizdn
Cho
Ulinat Pfay
Mowentiogally
Telephonte Diane Polltietans tale untold tale
The transcription describes a chaotic scene with Fulper and Skinner amid gossip about a political appointment, a post office matter, and a hotel crowd. Names like Hobart, Pitney, and Skianer surface as chatter grows intense. A wedding notice and horse purchase details appear amid the noisy marketplace of rumors and local intrigue.
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Dontons
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Perry
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