Supreme Court denies bid to review city contract awards
Justice Bergen denied O'Neill & Viscount’s writ of certiorari seeking to overturn City Council awards for brick work on Geneva and Erle streets. Potts won both contracts with bids of $15,393.65 on Erle Street and $15,067.00 on Geneva. O'Neill & Viscount offered higher estimates and failed to provide sample bricks and certificates.
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Erle Street
Potts
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Contragtor Ae
Saiitte Peomek Goes Jang
LOOKING FOR STOWAWAYS ON INCOMING VESSELS
An April 1 notice reports government orders for thorough searches of all ships entering Boston fromTallansomets Billings and a Serenemior. It warns stowaways and suspected Italians attempting entry, with deportations planned. The Immigration department bases the alert on foreign intelligence about criminal societies seeking entry in holds aboard incoming vessels.
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Telégeapiv
Naples
Ei Agrance Department
Hadn't Money to Wed. So He Took His Life
Despondent by inability to assemble funds to marry his sweetheart in Lancaster, William de Frederick, 85, committed suicide at his mother in law’s home. He used carbolic acid and chloroform, left a note saying he could not bear more. Local report from Philadelphia dated April 38.
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Searching for Bones in Prairie Cottage Tales
A fragmented wartime style notice describes ongoing searches at daybreak for bones connected to a case involving Clifford, Tiabel Cook, and Mine Again. The text references a treasurer, Covance 4.50, andPrairie cottagers facing unspecified actions amid unclear dates and details.
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Tiabel
Administration Aims to Slash Expenditures and Tariff Revenue
Telegraphe report from Washington notes a Treasury meeting on cutting expenditures to bolster tariff revenue. Senator Aldrich, chair of Finance, discussed with MacVeagh and Reynolds about administrative savings and tariff measures. He remains optimistic that the tariff bill will pass soon, stating a measure is ready to move.
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Looted Home Admits Crime In Court
In Westfield Avenue on March 3 Ransom Reed admitted looting Lawyer Samuel Koestler residence and implicated ally Helen Thelmer, a self confessed burglar, both held at county jail. They signaled intent to plead guilty. cases await Judge Atwater in Quarter Sessions.
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Westfield Avenue
Ransom Reed
Helen Thelmer
Thelmer
Atwater
Grand Jury
Prial at hand accused politician shoots self
Telegraph from Binghamton April reports Arthune W. Back Broome county political leader and former county supervisor clerk shot himself in his office that night. He was linked to a scandal that disrupted the southern tier political machine and faced trial in Cooperstown on an indictment tied to a county misappropriation of 3300.
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Arthune
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Fenmer
Broome County
County Board of Supervisors
Tate
Cooperstown
Westhels Bad Boy Outlined in County Jail Charge
In the county jail office today Werden Dodd received a report concerning Tony Muratio known as Weetfeld's bad boy. Moratio is charged with breaking and looting in connection with a recent incident near Sobel Browttistan and Ait Bi district, as cited by Councigan John. The record notes Muratio’s age and prior notoriety.
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Werden Dodd
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Ad “Weetfeld
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Sobel Browttistanet
Supply Co Incorporates In City Firm Names Address
The Elizabeth Sash Door and Supply filed papers with the County Clerk Calvert. The concern is located at 22 Broad Street. They authorized stock of 101 000 dollars divided into 14 000 shares of 100 dollars each. The subscribed capital to start business is 27 000 dollars.
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Broad Street
Capture Boys for Stealing Woman's 170 dollars
Arthur and Raymond Beyer two Spencer Street youths were arraigned before Judge Mahon on charges of stealing about 170 from Mrs Jacob Schlerf of 649 Montgomery Avenue. Arthur was sent to county jail for grand jury action while Raymond, with prior police history, was returned to the State Home for Boys at Wilmanburg. Police traced the suspects with help from Mrs Walfert and August Walfart. the money was missed after a telephone alert triggered a citywide search. The Beyers were captured near a train they were awaiting. a late arrival likely saved them from escape.
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Raymond Beyer
Spencer Street
Judge Mahon
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Jacob Schlerf
Montgomery Avenue
Raymond
Jannenburg
Mul Plina
Wey
Mother Pleads As Boy Is Separated From Family
A distressed Mary Conley sobs as authorities detain her and commit her to county jail for examination. Her son Mike Conley is to be placed in a home by the Charity Organization, amid a tense scene at the station.
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Mutinous Troops Surround Parliament in Sultan’s Rebellion
Two battalions of mutinous troops surround the House of Parliament demanding the dismissal of Grand Vizier Rsimi Pasha and the President of the Chamber of Deputies. Soldiers march from the War Ministry to Parliament as officials parley, raising fears of a possible massacre and grave crisis for the sultanate.
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Yebareph
U S FLEECED OF VAST SUM
Washington April 13 Senator Aldrich, chair of the Finance Committee, says the amended tariff bill will not yet meet government revenue needs. He plans later amendments to raise duties on luxuries while preserving core provisions, aiming to balance the budget without a deficit. He cites potential extra revenue from administrative changes and Payne estimates, but expects remaining gaps.
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Washington
Aldrich
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Senate
Abd
Holland's Heir Not Expected For Weeks
A fragmented telegraph item notes the queen's condition and reports that Holland's heir will not be expected for weeks. The report references ongoing concerns about the monarch's health and the implications for succession.
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Holland
Mold Runaway Boy From Philadelphia Hotel
Runaway boy from a Philadelphia hotel was last seen at Blemmere apoul belt and headed toward Ponce headquarters. A note mentions a person named Warkiat and a possible tremor in the area. Police alerted. details are fragmented and uncertain.
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Sienoason
SPECIAL STORM WARNING IN WASHINGTON APRIL
A battered weather brief notes a special storm warning affecting Washington area on a unsettled April day. Forecasters urge residents to monitor updates as the storm moves through with potential rain wind and localized flooding.
Rifle Experts of This City in Big Match
Major William B. Martin and First Sergeant James Dabb, both of this city, along with Quartermaster-Sergeant George L. Apgar of Plainfield, earned places on the American team for the international small bore rifle match next week. Fifty men were picked from across the United States for the United States Britain and Australia cable shoot. The trio and eight Union County entrants will shoot at seventy five feet with thirty shots per man. Scores of those rejected were Martin 20 of 800 Dabb 282 Apgar 270.
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Ellis P. Earle Seeks Recovery On Loan Foreclosure
Ellis P. Earle of Elizabeth sues Randolph Porkina receiver for the National Metallurgic Company in chancery to foreclose a chattel mortgage on the central plants in northern New Jersey. He claims $24,554.24 remains due on a $75,000 loan made October 1903. Plants include facilities in Jersey City and Carteret. Earle says he paid $40,000 in tank-peace drafts and that the company issued notes for $76,000, later reduced to $25,000, which were pledged as security. The company counters that Earle did not complete repayment and seeks dismissal of the claim.
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Ellin P. Earle
Eilesbeth
Randolph Porkina
National Metallurgic Company
Pertral
New Jersey
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Ak Sathitural
Carteret
Boyle Woman Indicted Again to Block Escape
Goveland report states Mr and Mrs Boyle were indicted by the county grand jury for stealing Billy Whitla. They already face blackmail charges here. The new indictment appears connected to efforts to aid their escape, with Sheriff Hiratina involved.
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Hiratina
Alleged Y. C. Leader Held For Grand Jury
Albert Burns, named as leader of the gang, appeared in city Criminal Court today on charges connected to highway robbery. He was held under 400 bail pending grand jury action after a hearing. Hugh Brady, arrested with Burns, faced a disorderly conduct charge and was fined 4.85. Prosecutor C Addisontwit er Sonanginat- presented the case. City Attorney James C. Connally defended. Detectives Matson Mulcahy and O'Brien observed.
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Barrett Manufacturing Company
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O'Brien
Burns
Fire Sweeping Rochester N Y Destructive Blaze
Telegraph report from Rochester April 18 describes a four story factory fire that began shortly after 11 o clock. Firemen were injured and hospitals treated several, while property damage runs into hundreds of thousands. Fire spread rapidly prompting police and National Guard deployment.
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Morgan Praises Wright Amid Silent Backing Doubts
In Rome on April 12, Morgan spoke warmly of Wright while avoiding commitment on future support. The telegraph report notes cautious commentary and unclear political backing as tensions rise over the forthcoming endorsement.
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Falling Wall Traps Nine in Camden Construction Incident
Camden April 13 Nine men were injured when a brick wall under construction on Linden Street toppled just before noon. Two were removed in ring condition five seriously injured and two badly bruised. All were taken to hospital as workers sift rubble for potential additional victims.
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Camden
Hearnt Linden
Wheat records spark a July price surge
May wheat climbs sharply as market reports indicate a rally toward new crop records. Futures open at 16 7 8 and tender bids reach about 100 dollars, signaling strong demand and optimism for the upcoming harvest.
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One Head Rule for City Fire and Police Boards Bill
A New Jersey bill introduced by Assemblyman A W Schwarts would require appointive fire and police commissions in mid sized cities with 40 000 to 100 000 inhabitants. Passed unanimously in the Upper Honea and heads to the Governor for signature. The measure targets Elizabeth Camden Hoboken and Trenton and aims to reduce ward politics by creating bipartisan commissions with fixed terms and salaries. Funds from violations licenses and other sources would support the police department and charity work. The bill envisions the Mayor appointing commissioners within a month with party balance and two year terms. The Governor is expected to sign promptly.
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Senta Ackerman
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Well Known Soloists for Annual Concert
The committee of the annual spring concert at Turn Hall plans a program featuring soprano soloist Louise B. Voigt and William Otte with the orchestra from New York. The concert will include America and a fresh service of refreshments will follow.
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America
Downtown Club Show Promotes Captivating Hats
A Downtown club hosts a quirky event featuring stylish hats priced around ten dollars. The scene highlights a playful nod to fashion and social chatter as attendees mingle and showcase headwear in a lighthearted evening.
Wall Street Market Report Falls Silent
Telegraph dispatch from New York dated April 1 notes a subdued market mood with limited trading, prices uneven as traders await clearer guidance, and early-session activity showing cautious turnover across key issues.
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