Strange poisoning case ends with alcohol ruled only poison
Mrs. Mary Macowaki of 113 Little Smith Street was brought to Elizabeth General Hospital in a semi conscious state claiming coffee poison. Doctors found alcoholic liquor in the room but concluded no poison. she had endured years of abuse including a bullet wound and a side injury from a past assault by her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Macowaki
Little Smith Street
Elizabeth General Hospital
Macowski
Vine Eliabeth General Hospital
Edo
Remy
Foodie
Maconwsky
Trenton
Local coal prices cut after dealers meeting
A meeting of the Coal Dealers' Association led to lower prices for all coal except per cowl. The reduction sets large per coal at 3.75 per ton and smaller coal from 6 25 to 5 55. The price cut takes effect May 1 and is intended to remain in force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mts
Rutgers Defeats Union College in Debate
Rutgers defeats Union College in Schenectady Friday night debate. Rutgers represented by Welcome Wiley and classmates, facing Schenectady’s Union College team with Charles Waldron Jooph Wright Moreis D. Raymond. Contest held in Union College chapel with alternates Murphy and Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stenectidy
Nooy
Crien Collee
Schenectady
Rutgers College
New Bruihwick
Rutgers
Winiigall
Dicht
Welcome W. Wiley
Eligabehh
Francis B. Wilbir
Lew Bruunswick
Simon Hocker
Newark
Viton
Charles Waldron
Jooph Wright
Moreis D. Raymond
Schennetaly
Vic
Murphy
Rutsere
Holmes
Union i
Union Col
Municipal ownership explored in Birmingham study
The Journal continues its twelve part series on public control and value in utilities. This seventh article examines municipal ownership as applied in the important city of Birmingham with commentary by Mrderick W. Coham and his interpretation of the topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mrderick W. Coham
Sommer - Sau
Birmingham
Great Atlantic sale on ham and bacon this week
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Company at 4 Broad Street offers ham and bacon at 10 cents per pound during a special sale. Other advertised items appear in Nim's notice on another page of today's Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great
Broad Street
Nim
Barr Ladies Tailor item fragment
A fragmented OCR line mentions Barr Ladies Tailor with unclear numbers and names, offering no complete event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barr
Ladies Tailor
Burglary Suspect Ford Faces Bail in Newark Case
Otto B Ford of Alyex street Newark was arraigned before Judge Mahon on charges of robbing the Arthur residence at 5 Sayre Place and Frank Dough at 116 Cherry Street on February 21. Bail set at 300 for the Arthur case. hearing on the Douglass case postponed to Wednesday. Ford offered 400 cash bail, rejected. Witness Miss M R Packard identified Ford at the Arthur residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto B. Ford
Alyex Street
Newark
Mahon
Walther
Arthur
Sayre Place
Frank Dough
Cherry Street
John K. English
Douglass
Ford
M. R. Packard
Monument Sites Selected by State Committee on Monuments
On Saturday C A K Halsey and the State Committee on Monuments and Tablets visited Union and Springfield Presbyterians, obtaining permission to erect tablets and monuments at those locations. With the monument ready, the committee pledges full preparation for unveiling at the proper time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A.K. Halsey
State Committee On
Union
Springfield
Liederkranz Gives 25 for Celebration and Singing
The Liederkranz Singing Society donates 25 for the anniversary celebration of the Battle of Elizabeth town and will perform at Union Square for the unveiling of Revolutionary tablets. Ten new members joined yesterday. a concert on April 27 at Turn Hall supports the Evelyn Day Nursery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liederkranz Singing Society
Lea Elie
Elizabethtown
Union Square
Turn
Eyenolt Day Nursery
Powell Process Company Incorporated Certificate
Powell Process Company Incorporated registers in Cranford as a corporation to acquire machinery appliances and material for business use. Authorized capital stock 1000000 shares at 100 par. initial capital 850000. Incorporators are Stephen J Cox Crawford Stephen S Newton and Hannan Meyer of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell Process Company
Cranford
Stephen J Cox
Crawford
Stephen 8. Newton
Hannan Meyer
New York City
Charles Vreeland Hurt in Railroad Shops
Charvin Vreeland of Rorelle, 55, an employee at the Central Railroad in this city, was severely injured this morning in the railroad shops. He was taken by ambulance to the General Hospital. the accident occurred about 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Vreeland
Charvin Vreeland
Rorelle
Central Railroad
Colored man sent to Morris Plains
William English, a colored man, was arrested at the Lebiah Valley Railroad depot in Lyons Ferme. In a demented condition, he was removed to the State Hospital of Morris Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Plains
William English
Lebiah Valley
Lyons Ferme
Wax Yeatridar
Morris Plaine
Benjamin Beyer Sent to Jamesburg Reform School
Benjamin Beyer, a 13 year old boy, was sentenced on Wednesday by Judge Weil to the Reform School at Jamesburg. He was taken to the institution today, according to his parents, who call him incorrigible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Beyer
Jamesburg
Benjamin Weyer
Weil
Young Beyer
Levy's Great Millinery Sale Draws Shoppers In Newark
A lengthy notice promotes Levy's Great Millinery Sale with claims of the largest selection in Newark and New York area stores. The item urges inspection and promises prices cheaper than competitors. Also included is a funeral notice for Mrs. Mellick, with service details and survivors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levy
Newark
New York
Nobility Ties in Tragic Death of Henry Marshallsay
Henry Marshallsay, linked to English nobility as brother-in-law to Sir John Goff of London, died by his own hand in a downtown hotel. A widowed mother in England and Miss Polly Ryan, a New York importer, arrange the funeral. Relatives note descent from a noble family and a late inheritance after an aunt’s death. The motive remains undisclosed amid sparse personal records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Marshallsay
Windertaker Martin
Froxfight
St. Peter's Tin
Caversham
Oson
England
Vetter
Polly Ryan
Martin
Peter
West Fifty-eighth Street
New York
Madame Ryan
Sir John Goff
London
Sampson
Fenre
Marahalluay
Singer
Mardam Ryan
Ahe Anys
Will Goess
Hungarian Falls From Central Train Near Elizabethport Station
A Hungarian man named Andrew Zamba, age 50, was taken by ambulance to General Hospital after a fall from a Central Railroad train near the Elizabethport station. He suffered a fractured leg and a severe scalp wound and could not speak English. The police report indicates the fall occurred a short distance east of the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hospital
Elizabethport
Central Railroad
Andrew Zamba
Zamba
Mayor Berry Improves Attentively After Attack
Mayor Berry shows marked improvement and was able to leave his room and have dinner with his family yesterday for the first time since the attack. Doctors had said he could not leave until Wednesday but he hopes to visit City Hall if weather clears. He will defer police commission appointments until he can attend City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
Thesician
Pink social by Sunday school class
A pink social hosted by Mite Blanche Heay’s Sunday School class in the chapel of Fulton church Friday night featured refreshments in pink, club girls in pink, and entertainment including chorus by clans, duets, solos, a dialogue, and multiple sketches with listed cast members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mite Blanene
Viana
Pulton
Ryavy
Mike Howell
Nelleom
Mine A
Louiea Mille
Uwe
Mist Louise Mills
Mins A Momen
Mise J. Kelber
Mise Mk, Howall
A. Howell
Miss B
Moses
Miew C. Tylee
Mise C Langell
Miss E Leaden
Hee
Fire Signal Apparatus In Singer Factory
Fire signal apparatus in the Singer factory was completed Saturday by the King’s department. Fire boxes will be erected to aid in timely fire response. two more are under erection. Professor Sughrue, famed author, notes cooperation with Eliz Commercial College in advancing safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer Factory
Wealetbon
Kinger Gre
Rouse
Electric light tragedy on Rahway River Bridge kills boy
Albert A. Ruitard Jr. aged 10, son of Mr and Mrs Albert A. Ruitard of Walnut Avenue, died after touching a glowing electric globe on the Rahway River bridge near Hamp ton Hall. The globe broke and current passed through his body as he tried to unscrew it, and he collapsed on the bridge. He was taken to Hamp ton Hospital where death was pronounced. Funeral services are set for Walnut Avenue home with Rev Dr George F Cheene officiating. Interment at Fairview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fahes
Mars Veale eAne
Mra. Baitis
Mellick
Union Street
John J. Kerr
Third Presbyterian
Mr. Kerr
E Cemetery
Alfred
Hames
Cormimitta
Melick
MeIntyre
Wilder Ant
Eianptin Mall
Howe
Metutyre
de. Vaile WI
Phynician
Westcatt
Walnut Avenue
George F. Cheene
Flint Presbyterian Church
Plac
Fairview Cemetery
Stephen On
Lele
Charles Gibson Injuries Serious After Streetcar Crash
Charles Gibson of 043 First Avenue sustained serious injuries in a streetcar collision at Third Street and Port Avenue Saturday morning. Dr. ALP Reilly examined him to decide on possible amputation if no improvement within days. Gibson, 25 and unmarried, was crushed between the car and a pole as it carried a heavy load.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gibson
First Avenue
Third Street
Port Avenue
Alp. Reilly
Gibson
National Sabbath Alliance Meeting Called at Kissam Home
A National Sabbath Alliance meeting will be held at Mrs. Benjamin A. Kissam’s residence 1X North Broad Street at 3 oclock Thursday. Theodora Weston York president will preside and outline the alliance work, seeking to organize a local branch. Rev John R Atkinson and pastors of various churches have invitations to attend. An incentive is offered to interested individuals in the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin A. Kissam
North Broad Street
National Sabbath Alliance
New York
Theodora Weston York
He Aaciety
John R Atkigon
Varus
First Baptist Church Annual Wives Meeting Schedule
The annual business meeting of the wives at First Baptist Church will be held in the church on Wednesday at 1 o clock. Pastor Bar Tray Thames D. D. will preside and lead devotional exercises. Annual reports will be presented, and offerings for the ensuing year will be chosen. Ladies will provide the annual flyer of the drum meeting. The event aims for broad attendance as the church rolls are read and members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Wives Wapitat
Wainistey
Bustoes
Decision for Wirsching Estate Reaches Court of Appeals
Fragmented text reports a favorable decision for the Wirsching estate by a court of appeals. The outline references Seawaterend Lodes and Bat uriay skrmed, with unclear names and places. The document appears to be a legal notice or opinion summary from a historic source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirsching
Uriay
Iereay
Wall Street Opens with Mixed Market, Northern Securities Rally
In New York April 10 the market showed pressure then gained confidence as Northern Securities rose from 1644 to a new high. Copper moved up strongly from the open, buyers claim a 4 per cent dividend potential. Rumors say a special dividend may be declared, while government bonds held steady and railroad bonds advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lin
Northwén Securities
Severe Storm Strikes Pittsburg Town Amid Hail and Lightning
A powerful April storm hit Pittsburg bringing wind rain hail and lightning. Streets flooded telegraph lines and trolley traffic stalled as fires alarms sounded and emergency crews responded. one report claims fatalities from lightning in Schonley Mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Blago
Schonley
Mark
Murderers Last Gruesome Joke Before Execution
Nov. through April 6 the Lee Ting clu in Sing Ning death house claimed the youngest victim that morning, Martin Ebelt, 24, a confessor with mitre, paying the full penalty of the law. The electrocution proceeded as Johnson, principal keeper, recounted Ebelt’s final moments and the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeting Clu
Sing Ning
Privng
Martin Ebelt
Wit Miter
den Johnson
Ebelt
Waidd Johnsen
Mahoney
Martin
Tyenstow
Rioting Over Teamsters Strike Erupts in Chicago
Two wagon parades from Montgomery Ward warehouses move to rail freight houses amid riotous demonstrations. Police block routes as missiles are thrown from windows. Dozens injured. 30 locals back the strike. express drivers faced discharge. potential expansion to 1000 drivers warned by agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Montgomery Ward & Co
Strte ¥ O
Mlinoia Central
Cutc
Simons
Expres
Spotted Fever Toll Reported Across United States
Washington reports a government medical tally on spotted fever cerebrospinal meningitis showing 2580 deaths nationwide in the past year. New York State data include 1443 fatal cases, with 180 deaths in New York City and 19 in February in Berlin City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Wymut
Haa
United States
New York State
New York City
Kehrary
Belerwy City
Black Pope Loses Arm by Amputation
A report notes the Black Pope underwent arm amputation after a malignant tumor. He was under treatment with Rewntzen rays and suffered severe complications during the procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Pope
Romney
Anita
Finnel
Nan Patterson Trial Postponed in New York Case
The trial of Nan Patterson, charged with slaving her lover Corsair Young, was postponed this morning in York. Morgan Smith and his wife, and the brother in law and sister of Nan Patterson, figures in the case as proceedings were delayed for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ve York
Morgan Smith
Nan Petterson
Csrsur ™ Young
Russians Claim Victory Doubts Russian Fleet Move
April reports from St. Petersburg and Tokyo discuss Admiral Rozhdestvensky’s fleet near Manski Island and possible moves toward the Philippines and China Sea. The capital and press reflect excitement and uncertainty over whether the Russian fleet can elude Togo or be defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
St Petersburg
Russia
Rod
Sphaky
Tayo
Ciliina Sra
Tokio
April Woott
Vodjedtvenakylua
Vaeifiy
China Sea
Philippines
Hy Vladivostok
Togo
Rossing
Bomb explosion hits bishop's study in Hari province
Naples reports an explosion at the Episcopal palace in Vonversige Hari province. Bishop Lamberti's stall was destroyed but the bishop was away. Authorities suspect a secret loyalty society linked to a recent pastoral by Bishop Lamberti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Vonversige
Hari
Lamberti
Lateberti
Roosevelt Lost in Texas Woods
An unsteady report from Fort Worth notes Roosevelt's party amid woods in Texas as April 10 events unfold. Secretary Loeb offers unclear commentary while Frederick Winant and others travel and hunt. no decisive developments emerge impacting the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Texas Woods
Fort Worth
Loeb
Frederick Hacktag Pynning
Frederick
Huk Liriet
Walt Hunt
Washington
Mishler's Body Found in Schuykile
William Metter a young clerk from Philadelphia is found dead in the Schuykill River area. He had been missing for a week after a prior illness and had last seen family members on Saturday night during a supposed walk. Police believe he went toward the ShayiKid River area and was found in mud along the riverbank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
W Stliam
Metter
Young Pegusyivenia
van Neen
Brockton Horror Bankrupted the Firm
A May 10 report from Wrorktog describes Mace Yh involved in a terrifying bankruptcy of Grover Co in Plymouth region. The event led to the death of several individuals and a voluntary bankruptcy petition by the troubled firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Wrorktog
Mana
Baller Paptiwion
Mace Yh
Shine Floot
RB. Grover Co
Attesieht
Commissioner Garfield Begins Investigation
Topeka reports an investigation opening into Standard and Fire hazards with officials examining potential misconduct and unusual activity. Early details indicate formal inquiries surrounding financial practices and regulatory compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Topeka
Paes Repsanfield
Pomuliesnier
Burma
Pastor Ker Named Second Presbyterian Leader in Atlantic City
Saratoga notes Ker Herbert has been elected pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church in Atlantic City. He accepts and will move to join the Force as interim leader and join the presbytery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Atlantic City
Faratera
Novv
Ker
Herbert Weres
Bere
Neving
Anna Valentina Case Postponed to May
Tienton reports the pardon application in the Court of Pardons was heard this morning and the case was continued until May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Valentina
Tienton
Fog
Tant Valeating
Aisk
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Union College
DY. M. Epstein
Jumereas Ave
Roel
Springfeld
Presbyterian Church
Liederkranz
Powell Process Company Incorporated
Eames
Sir John Gos
Eliz Commercial College
Abortheed
Professor Sughrue
Gree
Albert H. Ruitard, Jr
Dr. Dodd
Rahway River
U. S. Senate
Smoot
Newark M. K
James Mo Muckley
Anderson
A. Craig
Mateacon
Huck
Tempernner Soviet Witilone
Alain
Omeg Lee
Cy Bing Meas
Ton Waent
Ath U. Howland
Te Bowman
Hutte
Dre. Tutte
Italy
Rev
J Dadi
Ite
Elie
Hin Aperely Dry Butte
Dodd
Batts
Dodd'n Comarks
Methodiam
Vr. Dodi
J. J. Hurlbut
Emion
Binntops
Berry Yeaterday
Paul
Christ
PM Miurdick
Kyworth Church
Elizabeth
National Sabbath Alliance Meeting
Annie Ore Sn See As
Aioe Ster
Peace SeSien Ee
Wall. Street
The
New York & New Jersey
Murbeia
Nan Patterson
Henry Dupont
Henry, Jr
West Ferryfif
Radjestvensky
Manski Island
Sinus Parte
Hhmmiey
Radestvensky
Fogo
Moetw
Sigan
Phosshemeney
Hussan
Thenat
Manki
Renter Telegram Company
Rovljentvensky
Bishop
Bari
Mishler
Schuykile
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