Lane Opposes General Collins in Union County Vote
Summit resident John J. Lane urges Union County Democrats to back his candidacy for state convention delegates and a seat on the county committee. He alleges Elizabeth controls many party and public offices, arguing this arrangement is unfair to outside groups and seeking broader representation.
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Anne
Union County
Democrats
Elizabeth
Mr. Tane
Elizabeth Delegetes
Een Democrata
Chinese Bishop to Speak at St Michael's Church Tonight
The Rev A Homninghouse bishop of South Shantung China travels with Rev Petey Chang to discuss missionary work in China. His address at St Michael's Church stems from twenty two years as a South Shantung missionary and is expected to draw interest. The bishop's movement is noted as a German motive.
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A. Homninghouse
South Shantung
Chins
St. Michael'a
Petey Chang
China
South Seltung
Germany
Admitted Killer Fights Extradition in New York
James A Baker, accused of killing Postmaster E J Hutchinson of Clayington West Virginia, fights extradition after extradition hearing. Prosecutors allege a score of charges against him as he seeks trial in Virginia, amid unclear details and flight implications.
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New York
James A. Baker
E. J. Hutchinson
Clayington
W. Vax
Baker
Virginia
Gables
Hanon
Wren
Iceman shoots self in Bordentown incident
Fragmentary OCR reports describe a Bordentown ice man shooting himself. Details are unreadable, but the incident appears linked to a local inquiry or accident report with limited names or precise timings.
Three New Council Seats Spark Debate in City Hall
In Couliera, Alabama, three new council seats draw intense discussion over fiscal policy. Local officials, including Mayor Sewell, outline proposed naval bill priorities to address infrastructure and public safety. Citizens pack the chambers as committees consider amendments.
Fire alarm boxes planned for city schools
Colonel Robert Batterson with expert electrician surveyed Westcon buildings to count needed fire alarm boxes for schools. He will present a cost estimate to install private exterior boxes connected to internal signals to immediately warn of school fires, with direct links to inside alarm systems.
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Robert Lt. Batterson
Westcon
Patterson
Board of Extication
Pabtartépie
Youth Run Over by Train Injuries Threaten Arm Loss
Daniel Caswell aged 20 was struck by a Central Railroad train between Madison Avenue and Catherine Street. He was found unconscious beside the tracks and rushed to Alexian Brother Hospital. Doctors fear possible loss of both arms as complications from the crush are considered. He remains in a comatose or near coma state though prognosis is uncertain. Witnesses reported no immediate details as the train passed.
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Daniel Caswell
Central Railroad
Madison Avenue
Catherine Street
Umtrai’ Sinthe
Uriabsejoun
Cohyamers’ Woelant
Aeter Ba
Alexian Brother’ Hospital
Powerful fight stalls Aldrich bill reform effort
Washington April 17 Congress faces a deadlock as Rep Bowler of New Jersey wins a committee vote to lay aside the Aldrich bill after a heated clash over banking and currency reform. The Banking and Currency Committee, chaired by Bowler, signals possible action later while critics led by Rep Barton oppose the move.
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Washington
Congress
Bowler
Fowler
Barton
Kia Committee
Ted Hig
Mr. Fow
Girl's scalp torn from head in factory buffing machine
An 11 year old girl, Delpha Oves of 30 Williams Avenue Roselle Park, suffered a severe scalp injury when her hair tangled in a buffing machine at the Shedd Electric Company's plant. Surgeons at General Hospital hope for full recovery despite the serious nature of the accident.
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Dd Oves
Newegirl
Henry Oves
Williams Avenue
Rosellé Park
General Hospital
Soldiers Guard Chester Cars In Rioting Street Strike
Chester April 17 troops of state constabulary arrived to guard streetcars as strikers and supporters threaten attacks if cars run from barns. Officials fear potential bloodshed, with 200 officers deployed and more on alert to quell unrest and protect non union operators.
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Chester
State Constabulary
Wood
Tralley Company
Whlely Hiss
Benrg
Barna
Walt
Howard
Cliftonee
Aredia
Gieivaan
Fee
Chiestor Hospital
Itam
Phos
Association of
Heetrie Railway Bee
Hays
Ria
Tollegel
Palla
Phone lineman tumbles from pole at Newark
A line crew worker fell from a utility pole on Tentraday near Newark. He was taken by ambulance from Alexian Hospital after the accident and loomed in a precarious state. No internal injuries were noted, though he remains in shock and under observation at the hospital.
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Alexian Hospital
Ian
Lawis
Parrmount Atrest
Newark
Planned action against paper trust revealed in April report
Washington April 17 It was disclosed that the Attorney General considered the United States District Attorney in New York City in response to House resolution. Justice Department had turned over information concerning the paper trust to New York with orders to compel a grand jury investigation. District Attorney Stimson was informed and prosecution is possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atttorney-General
United States District ‘Attorney
New York City
Cannon
Department of Justice
United Antes
Arso Printe Dlatrict
Tran Buster Purdy
Fed
New York Today
Stimson
Scenee
Mauretania Sets Transatlantic Record On Westward Run
The Cunard liner Mauretania arrived today setting a new westward transatlantic record. It completed the 2,869 mile course in 4 days 24 hours and 99 minutes, beating its previous best by a minute.
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New - York
Europe
Mauretania
Courne
French Officer Dead in Algerian Battle Report
Telegraph report from Paria states a French officer among twenty seven killed with at least seventeen Berber fighters in a battle on the plain near Tamiet in Algeria. Official scene report notes French column held an overlook as Berbers attacked.
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Paria
Tamiet
Fragmentary OCR Tale From Unknown Page
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a trial or observer note with unclear names and figures. The readable bits reference a possible percent value and a location near UALAWIN Soh, but core facts remain indistinct. The text lacks coherent events or identifiable entities to confirm a proper news item.
Accused murderer bitter against wife in Rosenheimer case
Frank Monro, arrested by Huntington authorities, stands accused of murdering aging millionaire Julie I. Rosenheimer at her countryside home last June. Monro claims he did not kill Rosenheimer and that his wife Monica, formerly Minnie Markle, is behind the allegations.
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Monica
Minnie Markle
Leas
Good Friday Services Across Faiths At Local Churches
Large attendance marks Good Friday as a legal holiday with Catholic and Episcopal churches holding morning and evening services. Catholics report solemn processions and adoration, while Protestant congregations plan continued services tonight. Westminster Presbyterian features payton and soloists, and Episcopal churches begin with matins and three hours of devotion from noon to three.
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St. Pattok's
Alfred Gant
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Peg
Orelock
Miky Adele Brown
Mic Wilgabeth King
Edward Taylor
Tennor
Charles N. Granville
BL N. Neilson
Good Friday Observed as Holiday by Many
The article notes Good Friday felt like a holiday with banks and public offices closed or half day, and people appeared inclined to treat the day as such. Easter attire was showcased early by young women anticipating next Sunday, while mild weather encouraged outings and some planned events.
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Fiyn¢N
Boy 7 shoots sister while playing soldier in Trenton
In Trenton on April 17 Tony Louis, seven, fired a charge that fatally injured his infant sister Elizabeth while she played soldiers. Rosa, another child, was in the room as the accident occurred. Tony was arrested and jailed as the baby girl lay dying in a hospital.
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the Journal
Trenton
Tony Louis
Elizabeth
Rosa
Tony
White House Egg Rolling Day Set For Monday
Washington April 17 Children will be in demand as public turnout replaces the President for a White House Egg Rolling Day on Monday from 9 AM to 1 PM. The event invites all Kinga in Washington to join the fun, with attendance regulated and entry denied without an accompanying youth.
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Washington
Wogtgion
Seudon Antic
Banat
Thi
Easter Dinner Specials Spark Local Shopping Frenzy
Shoppers flock to discount events as retailers advertise low prices on women’s wear and home items. Prominent stores list must-have fashion and holiday deals, including Easter dinner essentials and seasonal garments.
Judge Mahon Refuses to Dismiss Case in Police Court
In Ohio Police Court Judge Owen P Malon hears Grandillis charged with larceny of a lamp from a Central Railroad passer by car. William R Wildon for Tony Grankillie sought dismissal, but the judge ruled the court’s role is to hear the complaining witness only. Grandillis is held on $200 bail to appear before the May grand jury.
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Ohio
Owen P Malon
William R. Wildon
Tony Grankillie
Grandillis
Pine Street
Central Railroads
Down
Central Railroad
Miller
The
Central
Crangillix
Granzillis
Paligo Court
Wilson
Granaillia
May Groid
New York Teacher Praises Our Schools
At the request of H William Smith principal of School No 20 in New York an informal inspection led by Smith Superintendent Clement and Mayor P J Ryan reviewed results from the system. All classes were visited and oral examinations given with praise for teachers and pupils. The party also inspected School No 1 Battin as well as unreported details of inspecting staff and long time civic engagement in education.
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H. William Smith
N. Y
New York
Shade
Ytty
Behool
Battin
Smith
Rehodly
Richart KE. Clement
P. J. Ryan
Eriawers
Anador
Aleo
Ith
Tas
Elizabeth
Newport Dress Code Bill Targets Army Uniformed Men
A Telegraph dispatch from Providence reports a bill addressing discrimination against men in army or navy uniforms at public amusements. The measure, likely to pass, would ban such discrimination and impose penalties on unauthorized persons wearing uniforms.
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Newport
Sowmany Providence
RB. T
Riot In Clinton Echoes Elizabeth Disorder
Telegraph dispatch reports a civilian colony of Clinton about 100 people attacked after midnight by a mob armed with shotguns rifles and revolvers. Over 600 shots fired with several injured but none seriously. The violence stems from a dispute over railroad station replacements on the Missouri Central line.
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Y Decatur
Dvilian
Clinton
Traliana
Minois Central
Easter at Charles Stein's Ready-to-Wear Clothing Sale
An early 20th century advertisement touts Easter deals at Charles Stein's clothing store, highlighting men’s and young men’s ready-to-wear, low prices, and a stylish, conservative stock. The copy urges shoppers to visit M1 Broad Street for spring outfits and mentions comparisons with New York offerings.
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Charles Stein
Charles Brain
Broad Street
Charles Statutory
Charley Stein
Taudy
Kew
York
Prosecution of Complainants Delayed At May 7 Meeting
A heated Bound of Excise session postponed action on complaints against saloonkeeper Joseph Dorfer and others. City Attorney Connolly criticized lax enforcement, while Commissioner Carroll urged dismissal, noting age and business infractions amid broader debates on excise law enforcement.
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Paul J. Carroll
Joeseph Dormer
Tol
Third Street
Bound of Excise
Connolly
Newark
Jersey
Wera
William Kleiis
Elsneth Avenue
Valentine Balting
Ingnton
Martin Zebro
Geneva
Commission
SP Cama
Behitiehter
Joseph Dorifier
Carroll
Mr. Connolly
Bryan to visit Trenton for reception at 2 30
E Furman Hooper president of the Democratic Club and Walter M Dickinson who led the work won the committees of the club to the reception for William Jennings Bryan who will visit Trenton next. The Bryan visit includes a reception at the Fort at 2 30 with later committee entertainment.
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Trenton
E. Furman Hooper
Democratic Club
Walter M. Dickinson
William Jenni Keren
Ley
Bryan
Affinity Brokerage Crackdown Targeted in Chicago
Telegraph dispatch reports Vedersi officers plan a crusade against matri monial tenure tied to financing affinity brokerage schemes. In the coming weeks more than twenty arrests are expected and three Chicago businessmen will be asked to face charges for aiding the affinity brokerage operation.
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Affinity Brokers
Chicago
Vedersi
Moony
Imade
Kent's Storage Warehouse Fire Suppresses The Blaze
A fire at Kent's Storage Warehouse damaged several items including walls and wallpaper. Investigators assess cause as a possible accidental ignition. no injuries reported. Firefighters from Jefferson Avenue battled the flames for hours, securing the site and preventing spread to nearby structures.
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Lane
Gen. Collins
Peter Egenolf
SES
Democrata
Alepedy
Kina
St. Michael’s
Bordentown
Iceman
Telearape
Bantontown
NEW Couliera
Col. Patterson
Powler
Aldrich
Jerseyman
Committee On Banking and Currenty
Senate
Journal of Newark
Eee
Ida Oves
Delpha
State Troops Street Railway Company
Robert Lewis
Aleo Firat
Orn Telp
Isq
Ualawin
Trier
Gaul
Westminster
Baby Sister
Tot
White House Lawn
Desiare
Venth
Soar Apparel
eBeald Levy
Sra
Vrane A
Kelber
Gmeriere
Wildon
Sivantnon
Srarein
Demerss Avante
Tai
Merton
MR. Bryan
Kent
Sea Ae
Jefferson
Patito
Enna
Ceutenica
Ip Co
Spaniad Ale Wallympers
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