Wife Slayer Says He Killed Man in 1904
Perth Amboy New Jersey May 19 George Voz who surrendered after admitting to murdering his wife and pointing to the victim’s body today said he also killed Joseph Ivan in Toledo Ohio in 1904. Voz claimed he lived there as George Hollo, shared a house with Ivan, and killed him after a quarrel before fleeing east.
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Perth Amboy
N. J
George Voz
Joseph Ivan
Toledo
Voz
George Hollo
Ivan
Boston man urges auto road from New York to Atlanta
Leonard Tufts of Boston spoke at a Raleigh Chamber meeting urging a new automobile highway linking New York and Atlanta. The May 19 session in South Raleigh highlighted demand for improved intercity auto travel.
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N. C
Raleigh Chamber of Commerce
Leonard Tufts
Boston
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Atlanta
Batony Sues Ex Wife Over Attacked Property
Aurel Batonyi sues his former wife Mrs Aurel Batonyi and three New York residents for tresspass seeking attachment of about 330000 in real and personal property located at Two Mile Corner Farm Middletown and New Newport. He claims property valued at 330000 was wrongfully withheld since 1907 with horses carriages and gifts shipped to New York and sold. The suit names Frank Work Frank K Sturgis and W N K Olcott as involved.
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R. I
Aurel Batonyi
Burke-Roche
Frank Work
Frank K. Sturgis
New York
City Hall
Thes
Batonyi
Mr. Batonyi
Middletown
Boston Merchants Agree to Merge with Chamber of Commerce
At a Boston meeting the Boston Merchants Association voted to accept merger with the Boston Chamber of Commerce. Guests and speakers urged closer ties with Boards of Trade, study of local industry, and promotion of Boston textiles and dairy trade while contrasting regional wealth with New York.
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Somerset
Boston Chamber of Commerce
James J. Storrow
Walter M. Lowney
Maine
Boards of Trade
Boston
Bernard J. Rothwell
West
Rothwell
Middle States
A Sale That Fairly Sprang Into Instant Popularity
Hodgdon Anderson and Merry wholesale stock sale at Wolf's My Clothier corner Hanover and Portland streets draws huge crowds. Store owner Mr Wolf says crowds overwhelm staff as shoppers flock to the event, exceeding expectations.
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Hodgdon, Anderson & Merry’s
Wolf's
Hanover
Portland Streets
Wolf
Woman nearly killed after fall from station platform
Genevieve Jackson, 22, a domestic at 22 Washington Avenue Winthrop Centre, fell onto tracks as a train approached at Rowe's Wharf Elevated station. Police and a special officer rescued her from the third rail and oncoming wheels. She was bruised and taken to Relief Hospital.
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Rowe's Wharf
Genevieve Jackson
Washington Avenue
Winthrop Centre
Patrolmen
Station 1
Smith
Miss Jackson
Van Camp's Milk Claims Pasteurization and Purity Advantage
A promotional plea extols Van Camp's Milk as germless pasteurized evaporated milk sourced from Holstein cows. It argues modern households should abandon raw milk and milkmen, promises lower cost, consistent flavor, and notes production from five states with 20,000 cows.
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van Camp
van Camp’s
Vaults Guarded Transit To Chelsea Bank Move
Four safety deposit vaults with cash valuables and papers were moved yesterday from Puritan Trust Company to Chelsea Trust Company in Chelsea. A six man armed guard accompanied the vaults as drays and police escorted the procession, drawing a large crowd along Court Street and over the Chelsea bridge to the new Chelsea building.
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Puritan Trust Company
Court Street
Chelsea Trust Company
Chelsea
Chelsea Company
Jesse James
Chelsea Bridge
Puritan Trust Company of
Boston
Wife Seeks Divorce After Man Uses Alcohol And Anger
Ellen Olsen accuses Louis Olsen of chronic drunkenness cruelty and neglect in a Divorce Court case. She testifies that he chased her with a revolver after losing both legs in a railroad accident and that bottles mustard jars and rocking horses figured as missiles in domestic life.
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Ellen Olsen
Wait
Five Thousand Dollar Rush to Ireland by United Irish League
The United Irish League of America sent another remittance of 5000 dollars to Irish trustees in Ireland, bringing total transfers since the Boston convention to 30000 dollars. National Treasurer T B Fitzpatrick notes continued zeal for Irish home rule and hopes to forward further installments soon.
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United Irish League of America
Irish Parliamentary Party
Ireland
T. B. Fitzpatrick
Boston
Bishop O'Donnell
Raphoe
John E. Redmond
M. P
John Fitzgibbon
Roscommon County
William O’brien
Irish Party
C. Co. C
Irish Parliamentary Fund
Upper
O'Connell Street
Dublin
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