Lost boy case stirs family and plant workers
A mother requests help locating her missing son as her brother Otte Mueck coordinates a nationwide appeal. He lists electrical works across the country and at the Weston plant in Newark, asking for cooperation and word if anyone sees or hears from the youth.
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Ope
Ip Citie
Alebua
Miemibers
Rmissius
Otte Mueck
Brrathir
Hin
Welthen Pipel Inn
Ollo
Olin Rome Clic
Weston
Mueok
Emil
Attorney General Aid Threatened With Death
Telegraph dispatch from Washington reports threats against the Attorney General's aide handling interior legal work. Letters from Mexicans and others accuse officials of political moves, with heavy past warnings and mentions of prosecutions. The piece notes prior public assignments and concerns over safety surrounding the legal actions and political tensions.
Navy heroes rewarded for Chile fire action
Telegraph report notes Navy personnel honored for bravery during a Chile incident. Awards include gratuities of 100 dollars and recognition for George H. Wheeler, William H. Gowan, and others aboard ships near Coquitlam and Vancouver in the tense firefighting and rescue operation amid Pacific tensions.
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Navy Aaa
George Hi. Whealery
Ekipdeter
William H. Gowan
Ben Armada
Heroian
Thei di
Republican Central Leader Shifts Amid Pennsylvania Talks
Fragmentary OCR notes show a political figure described as chairman with references to Pennsylvania and a central leadership context, indicating a Republican party discussion or succession not fully legible.
Duke of the Abruez Boe Alr Tea May
A fragmented notice mentions the title Duke of the Abruez and a date in May, with unclear details about duties, location, or involved parties. The readable fragments reference formalities around a peerage and a potential appointment or event in May.
Boy Robber's Mother Threatened With Arrest
An 11 year old named Tomy Cody testified in court today as police sought custody of his mother Tiny. The boy claimed his mother threatened him and others with arrest and denied involvement in a separate theft case. The judge considered the orders and warned of potential action if the boy’s statements or threats by his mother persisted.
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Tomy' Cody
Foubay
Tiny
Uist
Cards burden to Uncle Sam
Owing to the thousands of Faxter-vards with which both tin-outgoing end the u coming quaile are being choked. Postmaster Charlock says deliveries are delayed and eight extra carriers have been placed on routes. The Elizabeth post office doubled staff last night to handle increased mail, while regular hours were kept to aid residents. many local offices were broken into yesterday and during the holiday, affecting service tonight.
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Elizabeth
Ila
Charlock
Orizes
Guard Petroling-Body From Dynamiters
Telegraph report from New York describes police sealing a block around 239 Fayette Street after the murder of Lieutenant Etroxing. Commissioner Kea and Patrick Chareh coordinate patrols and cordon checkpoints with dozens of detectives and residents under watch as the investigation unfolds late at night.
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Jamrnal
Patrick Chareh
Mottatree
Fayette Street
Lient
Iit
Polion
Myr. Kearney
Hingham
Spring Styles for Men at Stein & Markowite
The ad notes Spring styles for men with perfect fit and correct cuts. Stein & Markowite, at 190 and 138 Street, offer a large variety and easy shopping to find clothing that suits. Readable lines highlight the store’s range and accessibility for customers.
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Stein & Markowite
Tariff Bill Faces Major Changes in Senate Action
Washington April 10 The Payne tariff bill moves to the Senate after House debate yielded about two million words in eleven hundred pages. House Ways and Means chair expresses doubt the House bill will pass as is, predicting Senate edits will reshape schedules to satisfy popular demand while avoiding harm to certain industries. Senate committee plans substantial revisions and aims for a version that restricts exemptions for statues and art production, with broad support to balance duties and economic impact.
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Journal
Washington
Senate
House Ways and Mraps
Triea
House
Ts Poe
Tha Fee Bas
Chicago women plan attack on the Senate
Chicago women aim to influence Congress by lobbying against a tariff bill affecting clothing duties. The piece notes preparations for a message to the Senate and reflects mixed reactions to the expected political clash.
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Chicago
Senate
Poet Swinburne Dead Near London Aged 72
English poet Algernon Charles Swinburne died at 10:46 this morning at his home The Pines in Purney near London of pneumonia. He had been ill for weeks, was born in London, and was 72. His career spanned nearly five decades with early fame from Queen Mother in 1864.
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Eilog
Ari
Algernon Charles
Ewinburne
England
the Pines
Purney
Swinburne
London
Governor Port Likely to Speak at Guard Banquet Here
Governor J Franklin Port is likely to be principal speaker at the annual Phil Keany Guard Company C dinner at Ratfalks Hall Hast Grand Street on April 28. The governor and military aide Colonel Colgate have been invited, with a large turnout expected. Music will be featured and arrangements planned for the event, with hundreds anticipated to attend.
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J. Franklin Port
Phil Keany
Mayoreen
Wales
Nickellngg
Mies
Thane
Queen Whielming Hears Rumor of Heir Amidst Alarm
A persistent rumor in The Hague reports Queen Whielming's condition worsening as she nears bearing an heir to the Molland throne, sparking widespread unease and alarm in the capital. The report, dated April 10, reflects tense speculation about succession and royal health.
Taft at Hitchcock Funeral Services
Telegraph dispatch reports Brint funeral services for former Interior Secretary Ethan Alien Hitchcock held at the family residence. Interment to take place at Bellefontaine Cemetery.
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IBY
Washington
Interior
Ethan Alien Hitchcock
TSD
Ralatien
Bellefontaine Cemeéry
Rebuttal Arguments Resume In Heated Session
The transcript shows ongoing rebuttal by Tel te the Jémpat At. Lous with references to adjournment and a planned two to three month period before a decision. Attorney John G. Johnson represents the defendant and criticizes the earlier statements as rudimentary while noting a government decision may be forthcoming.
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Lous
John G. Johnson
Tim
Bramdands
City Charity Conference Planned For Union County
Plans near completion for a charities conference in Union County on April 20 at the First Presbyterian Church. Rev Dr Rone of the Newark Charity Organization will lead the event with a centerpiece exhibition of Elizabeth tenements and lower city scenes to illustrate improvements wrought by the charity. The display, organized by Amond T Parrot of the Charity Organization Society, marks an unprecedented effort in the city and aims to draw statewide attention to cooperative social work.
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Thin City
Union County
Rone
Newark Charity Organization
First Presbyterian Church
Rose
Hose
Trenton
Aimilar
Elizabeth
Eilzabeth
Amond T. Parrot
Tobercuineis
Filipino Soldier Band Stranded in Washington
A Philippine Constabulary Band touring the United States faces financial trouble as funds and rations run low. Government aid had earmarked 10,000 to support the band, but delays and shortages threaten their continued trip.
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Washington
Telegragh
Ghaninte
Philippine Constabulary
Photographer Returns From Innovative Raincoat Trade Tour
A blurry fragment reports a photographer returning after meeting agents and securing modern raincoats. It mentions Fallon stent and Ce the 7 soaventum with references to Gre and new methods. The text is incomplete but hints at a showcase of modern techniques and a gear haul.
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Fallon Stent
Soaventum
Miners Vote No Strike as Lewis Prefers No Appeal
Philadelphia April 10. Executives met at the Hanover Hotel to patch up factional rifts after a rupture with coal operators. President Lewis said the miners will report to work Tuesday and there will be no appeal to Taft nor a strike, with a statement to follow explaining yesterday's breakdown in talks.
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Tunsday
Taft
Alleged Wife Number Two in City Court Proceedings
In City Criminal Court, assistant attorney Hague pressed for nonpayment of support in the Overseer of the Poor case against Joseph Markun of 129 Fifth Street. A woman claiming to be his wife, the complainant, failed to appear, leading to an adjournment until April 17. The case involves alleged desertion and support for Markun's alleged children.
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City Criminal Court
Ansistant
Joseph Magu
John J. Bramier
Joseph Markun
Fifth Street
Markus
Hagué
Hague de
Markas
Ibs
Heo
Patat
Marea
Sadie
Herman Victor
Marko Ir
Stamler
Mgr
Hague
President Taft to attend Gettysburg monument unveiling
President Taft signified his intention to attend the dedication ceremonies at Gettysburg for the battlefield monument honoring the soldiers who fell. More than two thousand people are expected, and the White House said he will receive an official promise to make the trip.
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Washington
Taft
Bat- Hebela
Gettysburg
Dickinson-witl-de
White House
Promian
Wreckage Tells Fate of 8 Pe Pata
Wreckage from the fishing boat Moss reveals the fate of eight people aboard as owners abandon hope for their safety. no sign of the Spit boat from Ohio Valley is found, bringing the total missing to about thirty.
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Cleveland
Pope
Back to Port Crippled Steamer Reported from Indio Port
April 10 a steamer named Al Inghany of the American Line from Indio port carried many passengers but was reported at Sasty with damage. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate a disrupted voyage and nonstandard service.
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IAS Jentee
New York
al Inghany
Atina
Ham- Dung
Indio
al Tan
Sasty
Heroic fire rescue saves child from burning scene
William Fitzgerald, a painter at 847 Marin Street, rushed to help Annie Lundenn, a 6 year old living at 336 Third Avenue, whose dress caught fire near a bonfire on 7th Avenue and Palmer Street. He smothered the flames with his coat, sustaining injuries while aiding the child rushed to General Hospital where she remains in serious condition with burns from knees to chin. doctors fear for her recovery.
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William Fitzgerald
Marin Street
Annie Landeno
Nicola
Ceellis
Lundenn
Third Avenue
General Hospital
Annie
Avenue
Palmer Strest
Dreas
Fitzgerald
Hopital
Toby
Alexian Ital
Warer
Laaded
Alee
Eumfnrtad
Bodies of Three Found in River Near Philadelphia
Telegraph reports three floating bodies found in a river near Philadelphia on August 10. A woman wore a black gown with fur trim and cloak, suggesting foul play. Two men, in blue trousers, appear brothers. all bodies badly decomposed with unknown identities.
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Philadelphia
Mas
Ule
Ansion Murder Suspect Released in Newark
Special to the Journal Newark April 10 Prosecutor Math released William Olsepald the Gig sunpest held for Ansionta murder. The suspect was at St Stanislas Hospitals Catholic ui here and was about to date him one month ago today by three masked men.
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Journal
Newark
William Olsepald
St. Stanislas
Supreme Court Hears Campbell Case In Appeal
Special to the Journal reports an April hearing in the high court regarding Campbell. The record cites legal counters, procedural arguments, and appellants’ contentions as part of ongoing court action.
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