Prisoners’ World of One Idea At Tombs Prison
A reflective piece likens Tombs Prison to an island where inmates craft canoes toward liberty. Reporters, judges, and keepers seed an underground news route, spreading trial details as prisoners plot escapes. The essay counts humanity amid fear, hope, and disciplined thought.
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Roland B. Molineaus
Ciambera
Sipths
Fach
Hihimowgli
Tombs
Soult
Tomba
Ferthing
Destiny
Thes Asiete
Great Insurianca
Ivery
Wiin
Sréw
Emnirt
Dinti
Atlan
Greece
Parinha
Copyright, Charities and Commons
New York
April Jokes and Jollity in Bachelor Tales
A fragment notes April humor around bachelors and women as they imagine a bearded scene of a man going out drunk to drown sorrow. The text hints at a celebration of a single bachelor, suggesting a playful clash of social roles and merriment.
Summit Inventor Accused of Fraud
Newark on April 2 George F Hall 63 of Summit a claimed inventor and manufacturer was arrested on a charge of attempting to obtain money under false pretences. The complaint by Teter F Donnellon of Jersey City states Hall agreed to sell him a device for 2500 as he was leaving a Hoboken ferry to return home.
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Newark
George F. Hall
Suremit
Teter F. Donnellon
Skilman, Avenue
Jersey City
Hall
Hoboken
Summit
Donnellon
Latent device dispute blocks solo sale rights
A report notes a latent device called the universal grip and states Donhellon Anya Hor found Hill already offered half interest for 400 dollars, making Hill legally unable to sell the solo rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donhellon
Anya Ho
Hill
Lawson Advertising Records Set By Yukon Deal
Boston April 2 reports Mr Lawson’s Yukon gold venture yielded profits of 2,100,000 with advertising costs of 250,000. The piece notes a new advertising record and curb deal figures and mentions plans for further combinations totaling 8600000 and 2250000.
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Lawson
Boston
Ttia
Yukon
Chia
Marquis and Wife Visit State Capitol in New Jersey
The Marquis mind Marehlonees of Mortford Ireland and his wife toured Trenton’s State Capitol in the gallery. Assemblymen and the Acting Senate President greeted them with courtesy and a brief speech of thanks. The visitors are guests of P F Collier of Eatontown and were accompanied by Reg. Mather Reynolds of Red Bank.
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Sta
Trenton
Mind Marehlonees
Mortford
Ireland
Honnw
Marqius
Iriah
Lordeide
Assembly
United States
Wandalav
New Jeraey
Moxon
Summit Man Wounded In Wood-Factory Accident
Clement Vetter of Ashwood Avenue in Summit was badly injured at the George Beeching wood factory in East Summit when a belt or fastener failed and tore through his legs. He suffered a broken left leg and mangled right thigh. he was rushed to Overlook Hospital with a precarious condition. Mrs. Lewis Swick aided the injured man and helped staunch blood loss before responders arrived.
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Clement Tter
Ashwood Avenue
Kaat Sijite Init
Overlook Hospital
Dent
Vetter
George Beeching
Baat
Vetter List
Lewia Swick
Vetter Wan
Lawrence
Gray
Samson
Land Fraud Trials Called After Four Year Delay
Washington April 2 After nearly four years delay the Hyde Benson Dimond and Schneider land fraud cases were called for trial before Justice Brafford. Indictments returned February 7 1904 against Benson Hyde Dimond and Schneider. Trial delayed by lack of funds to pay witnesses and expenses with about 200 witnesses to be summoned. Government has spent large sums. new appropriation of 400000 made. Case involves dummy entry system and fictitious names in securing public land tracts. Francis J Henry of Oregon will assist prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hyde-Benson-Dimond-Schmeider
Brafford
Criminal Court
John A. Benson
Frederick A. Hyde
Henry A. Dimond
Joost H. Schneider
Francis J. Henry
Oregon
San Ensen Anti-Trust
Vintage Winter Clothing Catalog Page List of Items
A fragmented catalog page lists assorted apparel and accessories with prices. Children's skirts and coats, baby garments, and women’s and men's items including skirts, coats, hose, gloves, petticoats, and hats are offered in varied fabrics and colors with sale prices. The text resembles an old-time retail advertisement with numerous product lines and discount figures.
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Molineaux
Tent
April
Palm Beach
Celifornis
Waitara
Branar
le ‘Thors
Gia Repay
Marquis and Wife
State Capitol
Mrs. Wise
Bohemia Beer
the Riskeel. Brewing CO
Elizabeth
Node
SYN Optical M’f’g CO
Hersh Building
Neeearn
Fourt
Benth Street
Fifth Avenue, New York
Vaniinan—plila
Atgipe Alaa Servich
Boring
Eetinar
Wiedey
Mentaimd
Javen—Aring
Dot Pattyenn
Newent
Milan
Copenhagen
Batiate
Abaves
Couth
Hetticonta
Madras
Jacquard
Batistes
Malie Percalines
Fancy Tate
Belford
California
Pisano
Dwight
Twooda
Ceree Knicker Treumra
Rover
Bam- SR
Inin Col'd Chambray
Alto Madia Perea
Annes Iginee
Appletecax
Am Steen
Efeggi Ersten Ree
Women's Union
Metorelle
Hermadort
TS Ct
Mopatie Potertoes
Orate
Zach
Poe
Fech Stationery
Fembrice Gitgray
Il Thoeo
Lach
Semelichea
JASS
Femrelaner