Good Friday Bank Holiday Legalized by Legislature
Banks to close tomorrow as Good Friday becomes a legal holiday by bill signed by the Governor after passage yesterday. The act extends the holiday to banks county offices and courts, with police open only in emergencies and notes payable on Monday for banking business interrupted by the holiday. Other states cited include Alabama Delaware Louisiana Minnesota Pennsylvania and Tennessee.
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Committee On Banking and Insurance
Reed
Peeruerr
United Sates
Trenton
Udderdr
Alabama
Atgclo
Delaware
Louisi- Ir
Minnesota
Yeeuyivonia
Jury verdict against Thos Monahan confirmed in city court
The jury returned a verdict against Thos Monahan after a trial in City Criminal Court. The proceeding lasted several hours with William Will, attorney for Monahan, present. The defendant reacted furiously during the proceedings.
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Thos, Monahan
Foumi- Againal
Thowan Monahan
William Wil
Alomahap
Noted Boston Cellist Loeffler Commits Suicide
Boston Symphony Orchestra cellist Eric Loeffler, 60, known in musical circles, vanished a week earlier and was found dead by asphyxiation in his room under the alias Hyde Jacobs. A note apologized to his landlady for the act.
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Poston
Eric Loeffler
Foullist
Boston Symphony
Orchtstra
Perp
Lacifer
Tad Third
Hyed Jxcobs
Nix Suicidy
Befur
Gaa Loeffler
Court Holds Burns On Serious Charges
Albert Burns and High Brady were arraigned in City Criminal Court on multiple counts including holding up and robbing Walter So fold, larceny of iron from the docks, and disorderly conduct. Both were held on $100 bonds for a hearing next Tuesday morning, City Attorney James C. Connolly representing them.
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Albert Burns
High Brady
City Criminal Court
Burns
Walter G. Sofold
Fortis Street
Baarryes
Pines
City
James C. Connolly
Manganese Safe Vault Company Incorporators Face Dissolution
A Plainfield meeting of majority stockholders decided to dissolve the Manganese Safe Vault Company after a legal tangle. The charter lists 1000 shares at 100 each, with initial capital of 1000, aimed at manufacturing safes vaults and other fireproof receptacles.
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Manganese Steel Safe
Plainfield
Itwan
Wis
Mangyinese Steel
Ithe
May Dismiss Case Against Accused
A newspaper fragment reports a possible dismissal of the indictment in the murder case of Mrs Georgia Sampison and husband Harry Sampison. Judge Ribbs cautions the State while District Attorney Gulbert says the defense has failed to present the charged outline. Reporters note spectators and the accused woman entering court as proceedings unfold.
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Lyons
Dan Allyn
Georgia Samp
Harry Sempaonsen
Ribb
Gulbert
Bone
Tari
Newsboy Faces Ninety Day Jail Term In County Court
Fragmentary report shows a newsboy jailed for ninety days in county court after an arrest by officers. The text references a real estate matter on Broad Street and an order pending in the justice offices.
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Bilok
Ofer
Healy
William Byse
Tenney
Sleep Walker May Not Live
James Goudy a 50 year old resident of 21 Atlantic Street reportedly walked in his sleep and fell from a second story landing at Hemslong Street, injuring his head and body. Mrs Goudy awakened to find him unconscious at the foot of the stairs and later rushed him to Alexian Hospital where doctors feared his condition.
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James Goudy
Atlantic Street
Hemslong
Goudy
Alexian Hospital
Chase Has Smallpox Admits Yankee Head
Lynchburg Va April manager Stallings of the Highlanders says Hal Chase first baseman is in a smallpox hospital in Augusta Ga with a mild varioloid. He contracted the disease in Athens and was the only unvaccinated player. The team debated canceling games to prevent spread but decided otherwise after consultation.
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Lynchburg
Stallings
The
Highlanders
Hal Chase
Augusta
Cheonie
Star
Athens
Yacoeol
Bumggage
Sacred Cantata Sung at Grace Church
Grace Episcopal Church choir presented J H Masinder Olivet to Calvary cantata with Adele Braun soprano Edward Taylor tenor and Norman Jolliffe bass under Thomas Wilson choirmaster. Miss M B Bennett organist. Large attendance, twenty five voices. Praise for Brain and Taylor despite cold. Congregation list ened as Jesus in Gounod Hademsption noted.
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Olivet
Categary
J. H. Masinder
Grace Episcopal Church
Adele Braun
Edwerd Taylor
Norman Jolliffe
Thomas
Wilson
Mias M. B. ‘Bennett
Taylor
Joli
Fewi
Jesus
Gounod
Fragmented Readout on Bail and Court Notices
A garbled OCR fragment references bail, county actions, and a court matter. It mentions notification and impending proceedings, with unclear names or dates. The readable bits indicate a legal notices context without concrete details or clear entities.
Wall Street Market Activity and Key Stocks Rise
New York April trading opened with brisk demand across many issues. Leaders included American Telegraph, American Copper, and Blue Ridge, with gains in rail and industrial shares. Brokers noted steady volume and cautious optimism while broad indices showed modest advances amid mixed news.
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Wall Street
the Journal
York
Mioe
Gollen
Amice Porte
Lediuntriala Gesseraiy
Yiel
Newark Ruling Enjoins Orange Union Hatters Riot Tactics
View Chancellor Howell issued an injunction in Newark against the Orange Union Hatters and about 20 other strikers. The order bars threats of violence and coercive tactics aimed at manufacturers in the heart of the district. It also prohibits actions to block workers who return to their jobs, following a January 14 strike marked by rioting.
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Newark
Orange Loyal Omber
United Hatters
North Amerea
Howell
Postoffice Busy as Easter Cards Backlog Grows
The Elizabeth postoffice will remain open despite Easter mail surge. Postmaster Charlock cited holiday allowances but cited heavy volume to be handled tomorrow and Saturday. Newark uses full staff. Paterson will offer services as scheduled. statewide orders guide operations.
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Charlock
Elizabeth
Euster
Uncle Sam
Morrow
Paterson
Newark
Gale Fanned Flames Threaten Manchester
A ferocious gale drives flames through Manchester threatening most of a southern district. Fire teams from Nashua Lowell and Concord assist local crews as houses burn in the high wind. Robbery fears prompt militia readiness, none of the losses yet estimated.
Claflin Predicts Growth for H B Claflin Co
Claflin predicts growth for the Claflin Company, the largest wholesale house in the country. The business leader notes upward momentum in the city and predicts expansion in commercial age during the summer.
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Claflin
H. B. Claflin Gee
Rc Chia
Linn
Prison sentence for man accused of assault on servant girl
Charles Brown, reported as the offender, has been sentenced to one year of hard labor at Busse prison for an assault on Mary Varga, a servant girl. Details of the incident and subsequent actions are unclear from the fragmented report.
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Charles Brown
Busse
Mary Varga
Oer
Thes Ie
Leavitt Bill Passes House in Trenton Debate
Sta Correspondent reports the House approved the Senate Leavitt bill to distribute 1007 main stem railroad taxes collected in 1907 to schools with remaining funds held for future apportionment. Republicans and Democrats clashed over timing and amounts, noting treasury figures around 3.21 million dollars owed to schools and about 1.5 million in free funds.
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Sta
Trenton
House
Ginnally
Mercer
Sullivan
Treasury
Mr. Gimielly
Mr. Sullivan
Leavitt
Ginnelly
Ward
Bergen
Perkins Inn
Levitt
Hiind
Mr. Martin
Ieee
Ihmediate
Ainge
Cattens
Aden
Seagate
Colgut Provi
New Idea Man Reports Caucus Bolt in Assembly Fight
Trenton April 1 Assemblyman Blau valt Pasenio county issued a statement after bolting from the Republican House. He argued a caucus would push for immediate distribution of school funds and support new idea leader Mr Martin’s plan. He said his own House Bill No 449 would be advanced if allowed to remain free from caucus dictates.
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Trenton
Blau‘valt
Pasenio
Ole
Republican House
Seinster Leavitt
Martin
Senate
Railroms
Passaie
House
Redcliffe
Mmeasaire
White Way Plans Delayed Again After Meeting
A long dispute between merchants and guarantors over First Street White Way plans creates doubt about progress. A conference convened at the Babking Company's building failed to yield a clear result. The absence of counsel for the association could hinder business at hand.
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Bern
McManus
Mte- Mania Bros
Merrhanta
Guigrantars
First Street
Port Babking Company
Shiner
Elsridge
Man Receives Ten Year Term For Horse Theft
Dominic Fitzpatrick once active in downtown church circles was sentenced in Somerville to ten years in state prison for stealing a horse. He was arrested in Plainfield after attempting to sell the animal. Parishioners recall his decline after his wife died four years ago.
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Dominic Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Somerville
Plainfield
Somerset County
St. Patrick's Church
Third and
Marshall
Modjeska Dies After Weeklong Coma In Newport Head Home
World famed tragedienne Helena Modjeska died at Newport Head at 10 PM with her husband at bedside. Born in Cracow Poland October 12 1844 she rose to lead Polish stage before English roles and Shakespearean fame. Her career included tours in the United States England and a starred Camille and other works.
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Los Angeles
Helena Modjenka
Newport Head
Modjeska
Thiena Modjiska
United States
England
Abe
America
Camille
Stee
Waa
Charles Hoconta Chlapotaki
Evengelical Talk Draws Large Local Gathering
A sermon by evangelist Pine an Drake attracted a large local audience at the American men vest Swisa Filo event. The religious work committee of MO A introduced the speaker after a party song, and Mr. Wilkens delivered one of his typical remarks.
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Pine
Drake
Wilkens
Elizabeth Carroll v Central Railroad Case Began in Court
In Long Branch Division District Court this morning Elizabeth and James Carroll sued Central Railroad Company seeking damages over 1000 for injuries Mrs Carroll allegedly sustained when, with a child in her arms, she fell over a trunk at the station. Attorney John J Clark McWhittier asked for negligence evidence.
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Elizabeth
James Carroll
Central Railroad Company
Carroll Ty
Abe
Long Branch
John J
Clark
Whitterore
Lost boy Emil Mueck vanishes from Cherry Street
A missing 17 year old, Emil Mueck, has left home on Monday afternoon and authorities are baffled. Captain Peters of the First precinct mails despatch clippings to Newark New York Philadelphia and Pittsburgh in hopes of locating him. The Mueck family and Otto his father suspect possible wandering or possible elopement with a plant worker. police pursue several leads and contact distant relatives as inquiries continue.
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Emil Mueck
Otto Mueck
Cherry Streety
Captain Peters
First Precinct
Hatnd
Journal of Year
Newark
York
Philadelphia
Pitts
Lie
Pittsburg
Karl
Otto
Taft
Brooklyn
Trade Board to Meet May Hear Bridge-Project Report
Trade board session tonight will hear the Albany commission's report on bridge improvements for the city. Commissioner My D. Smith of the Interstate Bridge Commission will present in a meeting that could set upcoming projects and rate issues.
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My D. Smith
Albany
Genie
Smallpox Epidemic Feared in Paterson
Paterson reports two more cases of smallpox, bringing to eleven the total in the city. Authorities fear the illness may spread through the foreign quarter as efforts to control the outbreak continue.
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Paterson
Tla
French Order to Deport Castro from Martinique
Paris reports the government acted in concert with England and America to deport Castro from Martinique. The order follows unrest and parallels earlier disturbances, with authorities stating cooperation to secure order amidst ongoing troubles.
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Castro
Martinque
Paris
England
Auberica
Reappointed Pastor W H Kerth Receives New Assignment
The Rev. W. H. Kerth, pastor of the German Methodist church in this city, has been reappointed to oversee the Barters Conference of the German Methodist Church. The move places Kerth in Schenectady for the church's regional duties, reflecting continued leadership in the denomination.
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MR. Kurth
W. H. Kerth
I¢Rman Supesidt
Fom Binkop
Noel
Schanectady
Runaway Boys and Stillness at Veread Street
A scrambled report describes a pursuit of runaways tied to police action at Veread Street. Sergeant Mulcahy coordinates officers at 7 90 ofolock as authorities track the youths, while mentions of Harrington W and Evins of Gaiirea appear in the fragmented account.
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Mulcahy
Sidra
Gaiirea
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