Secretary Takes Blame Over Connecticut Inquiry
The Connecticut representative reprimanded his secretary for releasing affidavits from the investigation into the Electric Boat Company. Lilley, author of the charges, had his private secretary Benjamin Webster questioned about statements to Connecticut newspapers. Webster admitted he may have released or discussed affidavits and was reprimanded for the action while Lilley was away on a business trip.
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Washington
Congress
Trie Boat Company
Conehule
Electric Boat Company
Lilley
Benjamin Webster
Representative Olmstead
Corres
Connecticut
Mrs Glyn Arrives from Abroad Amid Welcome in New York
Telegraph report notes author Mrs Glyn, arrival on Cunarder Money Lunia, greeted by admirers on the pier. She says the visit is for a premiere and recovery, plans to see Washington and London, with a brief stay in New York before travel to California.
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New York
Elinor Tilyn
Nation
Glyn
Lunia
Mina Ie Presse
United Miles Ia
Nick
Washington
California
London
Java
Fraternity Nationalization Debate Faces Election
A detailed, fragmentary report outlines a heated debate on naturalization and peerage involving college fraternities, voter eligibility, and foreign domicile status. The piece notes attempts to override decisions by trustees and references the Lords committee on Privileges discussing titles, peerage, and citizenship within a broader political context.
Incendiary Fire In Chelsea Claims Multiple Lives
The Telegraph reports a Chelsea blaze believed set by arsonists to collect insurance. Investigators found twelve burned bodies and fourteen deaths as hospitals recorded more casualties. The disaster followed rapid flames aided by incendiaries, with police noting insured victims exploited the turmoil.
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Te Jowrdaly Koston
Last Friday Night Series Ends at East Baptist Church
The final Friday night service at East Baptist Church occurs tonight with gospel singers Mina Huby and Florence Stanley, famed for their Vatman meetings. George McNewby speaks at 8 o clock, led by Pastor Rev. John Kilson with an active choir joining in the singing.
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East Baptist
Mina Huby
Florence Stanley
Elizabeth
Two Fatal Train Incidents In One Day At Delaware Stations
The April Delaware note reports Harry Wolk of Marshallton killed after a second train accident at Kidmenai station following injuries from a crash four months earlier at Klarpere. His companion Lillian McDougal, also from Marshallton, was seriously injured and may not survive. The earlier event involved Wolk driving when frightened by a freight, colliding with a platform and causing a skull fracture and leg break.
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Wilmington
Del
Harry Wolk
Marstaliion
Klarpere
Kidmenai Station
Misa Lillian McDougal
Marshallton
Mehorwe Wolkh Wan
Kiamensi
Minn McDougall
Poison in grape juice claim shocks New York
An April report from New York states a bottle of grape juice was tampered with at a Hellenic laboratory and given to a Union Square bomber in custody. Relix and Silverstein siblings contend the juice was pure, while hospital officials insist poison may be present. The incident unsettles authorities and raises questions about a potential poisoning.
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Journal
New York
Hellenic Laboratory
Relix
Silverstein
Union Square
Hincot
Kis Wiston
Dead Save Thing From 1 Shu Speculated In Wallabout
An unclear report mentions speculation in Wallabout with references to a dead save thing from 1 shu and vague phrases. The fragmentary text names no clear persons or organizations and provides little verifiable detail for a firmer summary.
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Huigzs
Wallabout
Witis
Supreme President Visits Hawthorn Lodge in Newark
Supreme President Francis S. Green visited Llawthorn Sage No 146 Green Sons of St George in Newark, joined by Past Grand President Cytihhia and Grand Messenger Willian J. Til. Visitors from other Judges in New Jersey and New York attended. The visit marked a half century milestone for Hawthorn, with remarks on the recent supreme lodge convention and the order’s growth and future.
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Francis S. Green
Newark
Order of St. George
Llawthorn Sage, No. 146
Green Sons of St.George
City
Cytihhia
Seateh Plins
Willian J. Til
News York
Elizabeth
Supreme Lodge
Calumet
Mich
Chelwen
Mass
Grand
Gibbs
Hawthorn
Iver
Grand Messager Hill
Weber's Spring Clothes Fevered Urban Style
Weber's Spring Clothes touts the latest fashions with new woolen suits and topcoats. The firm claims superior tailoring and lower prices, urging shoppers to visit First Street Clothier for lasting satisfaction and timely property purchases.
Judges Pension Bill Rescued From Morgue In Trenton
In Trenton on April 17 the governor found several bills missing from the senate files including the judges pension measure and others. The pension bill would allow retirement after 21 years on the bench at one third salary for those over 73 or incapacitated. Also recovered were bills extending damages recovery to widows and funding for county supervisors’ offices with clerical aid.
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Trenton
James Parker
Martin
Billy
William 4
Magic
Supreme Court
Chatrlox Hendrickson
Hendrickson
Hue
Morgan
Child Run Down By City Carriage on Bond Street
A ten year old girl, Margaret McClontd, was struck and run over by a city carriage near 327 Bond Street yesterday before 5 pm. She escaped with slight bruises after the high carriage passed over her. Nicola La Corte was identified as the carriage owner.
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Margaret McClontd Wi Ph
Bond Street
Seavenger
Nicola la Corte
Ward closes services at First Baptist Church tonight
Jaane Ward the railroad evangelist of Jormey City winds down Holy Week meetings at the First Baptist Church with a large attendance expected, signaling the close of weeklong religious gatherings.
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MR. Ward
First Baptist
Jaane Ward
Jormey City
First Baptist Church
Police Court Notes on Drunkenness and Thefts
Detective Mation led Joan ree Led to Police Court for drunkenness and disorderly conduct and she received fifteen days or a five dollar fine and costs. John Kammerer, arrested by Sergeant Réilemeyer on a break in to a barn and related theft, was fined ten dollars plus costs or thirty days in jail. Clarence Wilson, Leo Kent, and Herbert Kerr were arrested on suspicion and held for further inquiry.
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Joan Ree
Ake Mation
Art
Fei
John Kammerer
Réilemeyer
William Scheerer
Front Street
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Ford
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Earl of
Pall Mall Gazette
Chelsea
Stanley Sisters
Supreme President
Prancie
Gretn
St. George
Weber
Firat Atroet Clothier
Urmiaber
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Stoutenburgh
Broad Street
Watson
Hes
Prudential
Russia
Geo. Watson & Co
Broad and
Market Streets
W. J
Margaret Dickson
Paul Neyron
Onte
Milan
Paris
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