Mangano Ordered Back Amid Prison Transfer Uncertainty
Angano faces transfer back to state custody after a murder case linked to his prior confinement. Wilson and prison officials discuss timing, with Mangano noting renewed threats to his life and a desire to return. Keepers Speer and Leianer return after injuries, while questions linger about next steps in Mercer County authorities.
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William Ry
Trenton
Domnick Mangano
Mur
Homtinick Cervani
Wilson
I. Wilson
Tate Prison
Naval Experts Laud Japanese Delegates At Conference
A Telegraph report from New York notes Japanese naval experts praise the recent conference in London. Vice Admiral Baron Kamabobsi and Yamas a commend the talks as yielding visible gains for American and Allied naval strategy amid evolving Franco-British and American relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Adira
Baron Kakamobsv
Yamasa
London
Franciseu
Langhorne Family Visit Sparks Fashionable Gossips
New York, April. Om-the-Maure fania arrives with Yount and Countess Senpheyni and Miss Nora Langhorne the youngest married Langhorne sister. Rumors say Nora is engaged to Paul Phipge of Onfin as the family tours the capital, drawing attention to their beauty and social prominence.
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New York
Fania
Yount
Senpheyni
Nora Langhorne
Younges
Langhorne’ Sinner
Chie
Mise Janghorne
Paul Phipge
Onfin
W. Pbe
Jentry
Mars
Thalr Way
Santa Fe to Be a Nine Te Ike Foetal Note
The report shows fragmented text referencing Santa Fe and individuals Connell and Saute ey, with unclear context. Readable parts suggest a local brief or notice with names and places, but core facts are missing. The article fragment lacks a coherent event, date, or outcome to summarize clearly.
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Santa FE
A. Connell
Tuchler's Shoes and Clothes Adopts Spring Styles
An ad fragment cites Tuchler's Shoes and Clothes offering spring apparel and footwear. The brief text hints at fashionable items and price cues, suggesting a department-store style promotion aimed at mothers and families.
Walls Ale Ready Senedd Tithe Tale
Fragmentary OCR notes reference C Walle and an assembly related tale. Readable names suggest a local meeting or tax tithe discussion. No clear event date or place established. insufficient context for full summary.
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C. Walle
Senedd
Petrosino's Body Arrives Amid Honors in New York
The body of Lieut Joseph Petrosino, murdered in Palermo, arrived aboard the Slavonia. Police patrol boats and Italian society representatives met the casket at quarantine. The casket lay in state until Monday, with the Slavonia's colors at half mast and City Hall flags half-masted.
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New York
Joseph Hetrosini
Palermo
Suty Va
Slavonia
Oil Tariff Debates Stir House Proceedings
Washington April 0 The House convened amid a rush as Speaker Cannon called for order for final votes on the tariff bill and its amendments. Members filled the galleries, pressing for details on duties, free lists, and proposed reductions while Payne defended committee positions. The debate centered on petroleum products and potential duties, with tensions rising over free versus protected lists.
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Telegraph
the Journal
Washington
Cannon
Bey
Payne
Dasalmi Petroleum
Drstlee
Levi
Weber's Easter Opening Confusing Whispers of Unclear Racing
An unclear OCR fragment describes an Easter opening event with references to Weber, Heese chotin, Mirschbaest and Serre. Mentions Cr Sees and open san d ern, with scattered names like Engin per PE SN Grrino Lamp and Behe. Details are fragmentary and uncertain.
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Weber
Cweter
Boy Emil Mueck Missing From Home In Newark Suburbs
Alis Mueck, mother of Emil Mueck, a young electrician who vanished from 110 Cherry Street Monday afternoon, is gravely ill. Otto Mueck travels to Newark to aid the search while police pursue every lead. Pictures of Emil are widely distributed as authorities consider possible job-seeking disappearance.
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Alis
Otto Mueck
Emil Mueck
Cherry Street
Captain Peters
Newark
Philadelphia
New York
Staten Island
Stein Acting Mayor Mraylag Goes South
Acting Mayor Stein travels south with Mrs Mraylag and their son for a short visit to Old Point Comfort. For six days City Council President Alfred Stein will oversee municipal operations. The birthday note for Acting Mayor include celebrations by aides and a surprise two hour charge of duties.
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Mraving
Old Point Comfort
Alfred A. Stein
Mrmrlog
Mr. Stein
Acilversary
bin Frudda
Mi Aten
Roosevelt at Port Said Quiet Voyage All Well
Telegraph reports Theodore Roosevelt and party aboard the steamship Admiral with Kermit Roosevelt and Smithsonian Institution members arriving at Port Said. The voyage from Mesma seems uneventful and all aboard in good health.
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Roosevelt
Port Said
Jewenery Port Seid
Atesmar
Jmiral Swith Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Bia Don
Kermit
Smithsonian Institution
Votelook
Thisvening
Merger Reported in the Middle West
A midwestern merger is reported with details from Thegraph to the Journal. The article references investors and executives including Dhwin Edewing and Pint Morton, John W. Guttal, and Thattore P. The fragmentary copy notes backing by multiple corporate figures and hints at a formal business combination in progress.
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Onsiage
Pint Morton
John W. Gutta
Ind
Thattore P
Brains Mole Presents Minna Vest Showing at Tony Maning
Fragmentary text indicates a presentation or display involving Minna Vest and Tony Maning, with names appearing oddly. The readable portion suggests a ceremony or show where Minna Vest is presented to Mr. Tony Maning, possibly in a small local event.
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Tony Maning
unknown fragment hints at London event in April
Fragmentary OCR text mentions London and April with unclear names and date. No clear event, person, or organization is readable to form a full factual card.
Woman's Fate Left to Jury in Sampson Murder Trial
Lyons New York April judge Rich rules jury decides guilt or innocence in Georgia Sampson murder case. Defense motion to dismiss indictment denied. Sampson, a widow, pleads to testify in her own defense as gunshot expert disputes self inflicted death claim. Trial continues with defense intent to challenge key witness and identity questions amid disputed gunshot evidence.
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Lyons
N. Y
Rich
Georgia Sampson
Haw
Diamisa
Sampaon
Tami
Harry Lampzon
Sampson
Hamm
Dr. Hamilton
Acth Hamm
Tate
Seineee
Hamn
En Bich
Mklepangh
Tinklepawugh
Hama
Georgia
Atest Ashe
Decisi
Taige
Albert B. Ha
Tewin Tall
Health officers clear New York Americans in Richmond visit
In Richmond Virginia April health officials led by Dr Geldbrig and Dr Williams examined the New York American League baseball team at Murphy's Hotel. They found all players free from smallpox symptoms and given a clean bill of health before their next stop.
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Richmond
New York
Geldbrg
Publis. Health Service
Washington
E. G. Willams
EC Fevy
Richmond Health Department
Murphy's Hotel
New York Americana
Mai George
Stul
Levy
Vreeman
Seems
Devine Named Delegate in Atlantic City October Nominations
Devine is selected as delegate amid snap caucus, with Michael De and Bat aiming for October events in Atlantic City. Local reporters note the shift as a sign of party unity and upcoming campaign momentum.
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Michael Deeee
Atlante Cin
Fragmented OCR stock note with garbled names and numbers
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a price around £5 and an event or item sale. Names and details are unreadable, with inconsistent spelling and broken phrases. The readable facts are minimal, noting a monetary figure and a probable catalog or listing context without clear participants or dates.
Easter Display Ambiguous Ad Tone From Fragment
Fragmentary OCR mentions Easter display with unclear names and references. Readable terms include Easter display and possible collections or merchants. Details are insufficient to identify people, places, or organized events.
Powder Plant Demolished in Wayne Explosion
By Telegraph to the Townal Wayne April 9 One man dead four badly injured and about 50 000 damage from an explosion that wrecked the E T DuPont powder mills in Wayne Nearly every chimney in Wayne damaged Paterson five miles away workman Marsh blown injured Kenneth Stall Lunaky Pred Mavns and William Chim identified as injured The town was shaken throwing people from homes fear of higher death toll than later confirmed Explosion caused by friction in a mill while murah an expert was using it
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Townal
Wayne
E.T. DuPont Company
Paterson
Eh Marsh
Kenneth Stall
Aoht Lunaky
Pred Mavns
Wiliam Chim
Murah
Wife's plea frees Bayonne gunman on concealed weapon charge
Steven Badninki was released from jail in Bayonne after his wife pleaded with Recorder Mara at 118 Walt atrent. He had been detained on a concealed weapon charge following a Monday night invasion of the Conginbiy Hook section, where he allegedly posed as a cowboy and threatened residents with a revolver.
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Steven Badninki
Walt Atrent
Tran
Bayonne
Recorder Mara
Badaleki
Conginbiy Hook
Sanaiheer Kid
Castro Not Very Ill May Rest Up
Telegraph dispatch from Washington reports Castro not seriously ill. he may rest in Fort de France until his health allows travel. The State Department inquiry seeks Danish action to halt embargo threats tied to Cipriano Castro and Caribbean possessions near St. Thomas, with no immediate alarm expected.
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Senena
Washington
State Department
Itri Duce
Cipriano Castro
Indica
Caribbean
St. Thomas
D. W
Fort de France
Teiennferremorat
Rain Ends Notable Forest Fire in Milford Area
A Milford area forest fire scorched between four and five thousand acres of timber and damaged two buildings before a heavy rainfall helped extinguish flames. Local officials credited the rain with ending the blaze and aiding containment efforts.
Fire delays trolleys on Miller Street Main Line route
A three‑alarm fire disrupted trolley service along Miller Street and the Main Line. Fire crews battled the blaze, delaying trips to and from Newark. Service interruptions affected passengers traveling on the Setheekae corridor.
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Miller Street
Newark
Schiwed’s Shoe Department Ad Features Men’s Footwear
Readable parts describe Rightman shoes and high side woe s and oxfords with prices. Mentions Levy Son and alterations cropped from an advertisement page of today’s issue. The ad references shoe departments and featured items with price notes.
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Mi Levy
Jeureel
The Pair's New Store Opens Abroad and Local Trades
Fragmentary OCR text shows a pair opening a new store with references to a mill, prices, locations, and names. The readable pieces mention Alba spring ballast, a $5 item, Nishalley and RO MATTER Relies. Content is unclear and partial but indicates a business opening with limited details and scattered proper nouns.
Elective Excise Bill Signed By Governor
Governor Fort last night signed House bill 242 allowing elective excise boards in cities with 50 000 to 100 000 inhabitants. The measure drafted by the local Republican Committee of Sixty and introduced by Assemblyman Schwartz faced opposition initially but was revised to a satisfactory form by the lawgivers.
Mine Lockout Planned After Talks End
Philadelphia April 1 after a conference of the United Mine Workers and operators adjourned without agreement a mine lockout will be ordered throughout the anthracite region starting Tuesday after Easter. Miners leader Thomas J Lewis said a statement would follow after district talks while operators remained silent awaiting a formal reply from Taft and Congress looms as a possible next step.
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Philaddelphia
United Mine Workers
Minére
Baer
Hanover
Thomas J. Lewis
Minera
Taft
Lewis
Asd
Pastor Cripple Accuses Surrenders His Charge
Washington Indiana April report says the Christian Church resigns its pastor E Davidson amid serious allegations from Miss Bunn Clark crippled daughter of former Mayor Hale Clark. Clark alleges a marriage to Davidson in St Louis and seeks its declaration invalid. Davidson offers no defense and faces scrutiny during resignation.
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Journal
Washington
Ind
The
Christian Church
Davidson
Bunn Clark
Hale’ Clark
Lave Leitern
Clark
St. Louis
Desibernee
Himautf
Wire theft case ends in petty charges against foreman
Foreman William Kenely of Wa dark Wire Company appeared before officers on a disorderly conduct charge after a minor wire theft was uncovered. The incident involved Beyry Chiat and Bethane Waclark, with the stolen amount deemed small and Kenely fined 37.55.
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William Kenely
Wadark Wire Company
Tae Ee
Beyry Chiat
Bethane
Waa Small
Urban
Mulch
Beipald
Lockjaw Case Cured in Local Hospital Treatment
Emma Lew, 15, of Bpriid near Thealeng Caseh, was taken to the General Hospital suffering tetanus and lockjaw. Recent reports indicate tetanus cases have been successfully treated at the General Hospital within a few weeks.
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Emma Lew
Bpriid
Oo Thealeng
Pital
Tetanus
Lockjaw
Reemote Doe
Stee Ee
General Hopital
Berry's Easter Sale Promises Broad Street Dry Goods Bargains
Berry's Easter sale advertises broad street dry goods at attractive prices including fashion items and accessories. Violets roses carnations and other flowers are urged to enter early for the season. The notice reflects a bustling early 20th century retailer promotion with emphasis on savings and seasonal merchandise.
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BERRY
Perry & ‘Broad Street
Boy Holds Up Girl Victim in Broad Street
Beulah Tucker, niece of Thomas Burns, described a bold 11 year old highway robber Tony Cody who grabbed her in Broad Street yesterday noon. He fled with a purse containing trading stamps a $6.50 money order and fifteen cents, after dragging her behind a billboard near the engine house. Cody was found hiding under a porch in Peterstown and confessed to the theft. he was held for a hearing.
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Beulah Tucker
Thomas Burns
Bridge Mahon
Tony Cody
Broad Street
Lehman's
Cody
No. 1
Engine House
Peter
Tucker
Iain Peters
Bery
New York
Wwe
Boolaty
Ae Parente
New Ys
Ward
Boulah
Mountain Road boy injured by automobile in Mountainside
A five year old son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Frey on Mountain road Mountainside was struck by a Morris vehicle from Mt Peasant avenue entering the roadway. The child suffered a broken leg and scalp wound as he was knocked into the gutter. He was carried to his home by the driver for first aid and later attended by officials.
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Sfitediotte
Weatfeld
John J. Frey
Mountain Road
Mountainside
Morris
Mt Peasant Avenue
Ark
Yentering
Mir
Morrie
Ee Morris
Ray
Fia
Trent Bae
Martin Toft
Mountainsile Officiels
Ethan Allen Hitchcock dies noted statesman former interior secretary
Washington reports the death of Ethan Allen Hitchcock at age noting he served as interior secretary under McKinley and under Roosevelt. He died at his son-in-law Commander W. S. Bleas home from kidney trouble linked to a cold contracted in St. Louis seven weeks earlier. He was rushed to the city for care but did not recover.
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Joshmel
Washington
Ethan Allen Alilchcock
McKinley
Inter
Roosevelt
W. 8. Bleas
U. 8 N
Torsoi Sr
Hitchcoek
St. Louis
Beat
Fire-Sweeping Town Reported by Telegraph
Telegraph dispatch reports a town overwhelmed by a sweeping firestorm causing extensive damage and prompting emergency measures. Firefighters fight the blaze amid high winds as residents evacuate.
Fragmentary Ad Text From Kale Woods Store
An OCR fragment references Kale Woods and a department store scene with mentions of prices, purchases, and store hours. It hints at shoppers, a seller and a potential dispute over delivery, with lines about Levy's prices and late or extended hours to accommodate customers.
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Kale Woods
Lawes Fepartment
Bumd
Wall Streets
Levy
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Apers
Forcis
Btate
Mangano
Union
David Speer
Albert Leianer
Speer
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Supid
Tuchler
Raees
Petrosino
Engin
Grrino
Young Mueck
Brother
Stein
Mraylag
Sogo
Middle West
Bryansmole
Talegreph
Charles. Stein
Wise
Gee Sox
Health Office
Devine
Aa Winderw
Br Freed
A. Urner
Dupont
Castro
Schiwed's Shoe Department
Nishalley
Shia
Ethan Allen Hitchcock
Tammat
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