Police Guard: Petrolino on Way to Grave
A New York April report recalls Police Lieutenant Joseph Patroino who died in the line of duty. His funeral drew a large crowd and police in plain clothes guarded the procession as dignitaries and officials attended. The path to Calvary Cemetery and the final rites stirred tension among onlookers.
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Petrolino
Seurmat
New York
Calvary
St. Patrick
Mott Street
Shlelf
Pena
Firemen and Police Parade Review Considered
Local officials discuss a Memorial Day review of the fire department and police parade plan. A joint inspection may occur if the Board of Fire Commissioners drafts a formal proposal for aldermen approval.
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Couimall
Aldermania
Governor Vetoes Bills In April Action
Unclear OCR text mentions governor actions in April vetoing measures and referencing sums like 150 and individuals such as Owen and Siler. The fragment implies legislative confrontation and city land or tax issues but lacks readable specifics.
Poor Man Must Pay For Big Wheat Crop
A Telegraph New York dispatch reports a campaign in the Chicago wheat pit aimed at easing burdens on the poor as flour prices rise. National Biscuit Company executives met to discuss price effects and potential bread-price impacts if grain costs stay high.
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New York
Ball
Chicago
National Biscuit
Rome
Boy Murderer Electrocuted in Sing Sing Prison
Bernard Carline, 20, who killed his mother in Brooklyn on April 6, 192x, was electrocuted this morning at Sing Sing. One shock ended his life. a statement attributed to Father C Nahoney followed death outlining the killer’s remorse and religious struggle.
Appointment at Isolation Hospital Bound by Board of Health
The article notes a special Board of Health meeting to discuss appointing a physician to the isolation hospital. Dr Otto Walmer's term expires in April and may be renewed, while Dr Wagner was appointed about two months ago. The Health Board plans to secure a physician promptly to continue services.
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Wagner
Wamen
Wahi
Health Board
York Wesrd
Burned Child May Recover at General Hospital
A severely burned 5 year old girl, owner by Frese Kan Mill, was treated at General Hospital after a fire incident. Doctors report she may recover in a few days with ongoing treatment and observation.
Hotel renovation opens days in city paper listing
Fragmentary text shows a hotel on First Street undergoing refurbishment with a possible reopening event. Other scattered notes mention a restaurant and telegraph-related references. Dates and full names are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Keep Children at Home Says Dean Gessner
Dean Gessner pastor of St Patrick's Roman Catholic Church urged parents to keep children home at night. He argued impurity thrives when youths roam streets and blamed home life for bad conduct. He cited blasphemy curses and drinking as demoralizing trends among youth near Jackson Park.
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St Patrick's Roman Catholic Church
St. Patrick's Bera
Hell
Dean Getaner
Retina
Bia Teuhate
Uae
Boya
Dean Gesanee
Freli
Funeral for F Marion Crawford Held in Saint Ann
The funeral of F Marion Crawford the novelist was held at Saint Ann in accordance with his last request. The small town service was conducted with simple rites as friends and mourners paid respects to the author of several notable works.
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Gorrento
F. Marion Crawford
Foaty
Saint Ann
Industrial Conference Postponed to April 21
Notice announces postponement of the industrial conference from the prior date to April 21. The reason given is a necessary delay.
Industrial Education Trade Board Meeting Announced
The Industrial Education Trade Board announces a forthcoming meeting with aims to discuss creative command issues and stakeholder roles. Details remain unclear due to transcription errors in the source.
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Industrial- Education Trade Board
Otto Mueck Searches Maplewood for Lost Brother
Otto Mueck speeds in a car toward Maplewood this afternoon hoping to find his brother, said to be working in a local hotel. A clue from Mrs. Robert Coles of Mountainside mentions a young man matching the description seen in Maplewood on Saturday, with Emil having saved nearly 100 in cash at home, while his mother expresses cautious hope for Evol's return.
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Otto Mueck
Ain
Maplewood
Teig
Outen
Robert Coles
Mountainside
Borough
Journal
Reautt
Nevehs
Etheen
Cherry Street
Emil
Wan
Evol
Otto
Westfield Juvenile Breaks Into Stores
A Westfield eight year old known as Westfield's bad boy broke into Canny's drug store and Councilman Schmitt's bakery. Authorities report he was found at his home and committed to juvenile court.
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Tony Moratto
Oad
Canny’s
Jehan J. Schmitt
Broadetreet
Seneseve Near
Carly
Belmitt
Ie Pagens Home
Steam Engine On Trolley Line Expansion Near Millbera
Regulatory debate and test runs mark the expansion of trolley freight to connect Springfield and the city. Senator Gaunt advocates freight carrying by trolley companies as a trial proposal amid growth of the trolley extension.
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Dover
Mine Owners Discuss Lockout and Wage Cut
Readers observe a fragmented report on mine owners debating lockouts and wage cuts amid civil unrest. The text references worker actions and potential policy responses, signaling tension in the mining sector and industry responses to labor disruption.
Market advances in early trading at Wall Street
New York markets show strong advance in the first hour with gains across major listings. Pacific and Union stocks lead the early move as investors react to incoming economic signals.
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Telegrape
the Journal
New York
Borne ‘Unien
Pacific
Carne
Fort Will Urge Reforms As New Legislature Nears
Staft Correspondent reports in Trenton that with four days remaining before dual adjournment Governor Fort faces a battle with party leaders. He aims to press drastic reforms despite strong opposition and delays in patronage appointments affecting his leverage.
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Trenton
Governor Fort
Solona
Wnless
Lkely
Seasnion
Orca
Emia
Taterest
Kensie
Central Drawbridge Repairs Reported Out of Order
A fragmentary notice indicates the Central drawbridge on a major railroad was out of order. Dispatches mention a repair timeline and service diversions to Elizabethport and Newark, with conditions in the Central station area noted during the incident.
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Anarama
Newark V
Jorcey City
Eiizabethgert
Trhdan
Watch Levy's Ad Notice From a Damaged Page
A fragmented OCR notice advertises repairs and reductions for a local shop, mentioning patrons enjoying a lower price. It notes a repapering effort and references a nineteenth or twentieth item in the issue with unclear specifics.
All Holland Stops Work Awaiting Birth of Heir
Hague April 12 Anticipation runs high across the Dutch kingdom as Queen Wilhelmina's health and a potential birth occupy every mind. Work pauses nationwide. crowds gather near the palace, and bulletins are read eagerly. Special news flash arrangements promise rapid nationwide dissemination of any royal birth news.
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Hague
Wilhelming
Holland
Widely Known Builder John D. Pierson Dead at 86
John D. Pierson, aged 86, prominent Elizabeth builder and longtime resident, died yesterday at his son Walter C. Pierson’s home at 100 Bayre Street after years of ill health. Born in Elizabeth, he learned carpentry and built notable structures including the East Indian and Bee and Presbyterian homes. He was a longtime member of Bee and Presbyterian Church. Funeral arrangements were to be announced.
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John D. Pierson
Elizabeth
Walter C. Pierson
Bayre Street
Pierson
Pneumouse
Plizabeth
East Scott Place
Presul City Hall
Adelphian Academy
Thomas Tha
Piercon
Trenton
Washington Fire Company
Porson
Bee and
Presbyterian Church
David Mar
Agg
Pier Srees
Chueh
Lomorreee
Rahway Tribute to Veteran Actor Arthur William
A fragmentary obituary notes Arthur William, a veteran actor born in China with English father, who arrived in the United States with his parents as a child. The text references his long career and ties to Mol, G A co, and Eames, but details are incomplete.
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Arthur William
Arthur Rea Gaseerts
Wien Eames
Tally
Girl Robber Said Forced at Gunpoint in Koestler Residence Theft
Helen Theimer, 20, confessed to aiding a March 3 burglary at Samuel Koestler’s Westfield Avenue home, claiming she was coerced with a revolver. She awaits grand jury action after Roselle police, with Chief Kenney, arrested her. police pursue accomplices and link to other regional burglaries.
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Comemit
Samuel Koestler
Westfeld Evenue
Helen ‘Theimer
Iy Aldon
Plsinelman Ward
Join Eney
Roselle
Koestler
Kenney
Thornee
Reed
Kanay
Rob
Man Nearly Killed After Falling Under Train
A 24 year old man named Harry Ferris was injured when he fell beneath a moving train. He suffered serious but non fatal injuries and was rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment. Police investigated the incident as a medical emergency on the tracks at the city rail yard.
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