No new trial for murderer latest report
Disclosures to the Journal say Anazio Perone, sentenced to state prison for the murder of his brother in law, faces no new trial. His family in Mes sina and Vile suffered in the earthquake. several relatives killed, others impoverished. Perone’s counsel waits on a brother in law before acting as appeal prospects end. The murder occurred December 31, 1907, in Kenilworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anazio Perone
Perone
Bielly
Jostheir
William Kt. Wilson
Elion
Peroné
Melessare
Beanus
Messina
Ant Wtronk
Une
Melesme
Tin
Standard Plant in Full Operation at Bayway
Toway marked the Bayway refinery plant as fully running with sixty units active and a capacity to dirill 60,000 barrels daily. Refining capacity is 20,000 barrels and the plant employs about 1,100 workers, planned to drop to 800 as operations stabilize. The site began as a major project with thirty-five buildings and a total cost nearing one billion, with further expansion planned at Baton Rouge and other sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toway
Brainford
Bayway
Big Nest
Onder
Charles G. Black
Herrea
Terete Thee
Black
Standard Company
Baton Rouge
Annual meeting of Me yarea Alumna Society
The society held its annual gathering at Miss Veil's residence, 521 North Road, featuring a stereopticon show by Helen Orentz Wilum Force Whitaker DD and Mrs. aes a trot. Attendees toured alumni visiting rooms and enjoyed a brief social hour with remarks and exchanges among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarea Alumna Society
Miss Veil
Tate
Mise Ise Howe
Helen Orentz
Wilum Force Whitaker
D.D
Ramibrarit
Ana Tgknton Atreed
Claims man beat her and wife pulled hair in court
Mrs Lena Sampson of 606 Fulton Street testified in City Criminal Court she was lured into the collar of her home and beaten by Henry Slavsky and his wife Yetta Sleesky. Sampson says Slavsky owners of the property, beat her with a set and club while Mrs Slavaky pulled her hair. both defendants represented by counsel and bail set for Tuesday hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Swmmpson
Fulton Strest
Henry Slavsky
Yetta Sleesky
City Criminal Court
Slavsky
Mya. Sampson
Slavskys
Slovaky
Clalma
Women’s clubs hold third Union County conference
The third conference of the Union County women’s club, part of the New Jersey State Federation, met yesterday at Second Presbyterian Church Rahway. Speakers included Mrs. Joseph MacClary, Mayor Charles B. Holmes, and Mrs. William Williamson, with topics on probation, child labor, domestic science schools, city improvement, civics, and constitutional amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Club
Union County
New Jersey State Federation
Second Presbyterian Church
Rahway
Joseph MacClary
Stuchell
Charles B. Holmes
Edward Livingston
The
C. FS
Association
We.williamson
Union_cuntery
Cof
Williamson Alex
Federation of Woman's Globa
Trenton Na Wea
Katelal x Federatum Secentary
Madral
Lereey
Clayton
State Federation
Department of Household Sconomien
Birs
Robinson
Sara Esteebrock
Mre
F.A. Pattison
Afetuchen
W. T. Statchell
Mise
M. Louise Fuge
Jomey City
Department of Organization
Stata Federation
Atlantis City
Land purchases at 1908 prices draw buyers in mass
A fragmented notice describes a company offering twenty-two plots of land at 1903 prices for a limited time. Buyers who act now gain immediate access while the sale aims to finish soon, with residents of Elizabeth among those considered for the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Rat Ave
Elizabeth
Alleged Board Bill Jumper Faces County Court Action
Miss Munro accuses Hamlin of defrauding her by leaving the boarding house and owing 76 dollars on a board bill. The county manatee case was fixed today at 100 dollars bond. Hamlin, described as a transient worker, left the boarding house several days earlier, with officers and Chenier mac Ferhan involved. Elizabeth Commercial College is referenced in connection with business life training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eitsebeth Munro
Pera
Ae Union Pee
Jires
Adana Rioters Wound British Consul and War News
Telegraph report from Constantinople dated April 17 says the British consul at Adana and Major Doughty-Wylie were wounded during riots in Asia Minor. General Izzet and other officials were slain. reports claim 2,500 dead across Adana Mersin and nearby towns with mass killings spreading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Adana
Doughty- Wylie
Merting
Asia Minor
Izzet
Fund
Edbem Pasha
Addua
Mersina
Chring Tiane
wil-Asia Minor
Beverial
Alain
Zealls Sagan
Tages
Enver
Hey
Agathet
Berlin
Salonika
Van Stuck on Tracks Blocks Newark Vehicle
A large van owned by the Hahne Company of Newark became stuck for over an hour after it sank into a deep hole between the tracks near El Mora. Heavy rains had loosened the road and several teams of horses failed to move the vehicle until jacks were used to lift it. A dozen cars were stalled while freeing the van.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahne Company
Newark
Mt el Mora
Taken Again Court Delays Jail Sentence
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a court case with references to a person named Cody or Lycar. The text implies a prior commitment and an ongoing legal process leading to a jail sentence, but the file is incomplete and unclear about parties, dates, or a concrete outcome.
Retired El Mora Leader Dies in Roselle Park
A former El Mora official, recently retired, has died at Roselle Park after health declines. The notification notes his service as a civic leader and memorial plans are expected to be announced by family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Mora
Bir
Som
Imbrodk
Roselle Park
Hla Health
Taken to Reformatory for Robbery
Arthur Beyex and a younger accomplice were taken to the Ashway Reformatory after they robbed Mrs. Schlert of 448 Mazt money Friday night. An officer and a companion escorted them to the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Beyex
Bors
Mra
Decab Schlert
Maztnowery Gvener
Ashway
Tay
Freer
Winters tale fragment shows readers amid smoky memory
Fragmentary OCR line mentions STE and a place, hints at a winter scene and a group of people. Reading is incomplete but suggests a local notice or brief from a historical page. This card preserves the readable named items and the general, period tone.
7 000 More Teamsters Strike in New York
New York reports 7 000 more teamsters joining a strike, with 2 000 additional drivers from Jackson and Company and other firms in the downtown district walking out. The dispute centers on union recognition and a closed shop policy. Police are stationed to prevent violence and strikebreakers during the action led by Cornelina Shea, national head of the Teamsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ily
Tournal
New York
Jackson and Company
Tenmaters' Union
Polles
Cornelina Shea
Mstera
Masonic Leaders Attend Washington Lodge Meeting
Grand Master William D Wollakell and most of the grand lodge officers attended Washington Lodge No 83 Fo and A M last night. The event featured an extensive program with refreshments and a social element, and attracted many lodge members before the grand lodge annual communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Wolfakeil
Grand Lodge
Washington Lodge
A.M
Charles Russ
William D. Wollakell
Wliabeth
R. W
J. Clarasie-Conover
Iashold
W. Benlor
Jon H. Sherman
Orange
Leslie A. Burritt
Hay
William D. Rutan
Newark
Hey. W. Strother Jones
Aarrenton W
Wilburn
Walker
Jersey City
Henry J. Ronalds
Rutherford
Herbert Frapwell
Artington
Robert Ji
McAdams
Wilzabeth
George H. Powell
Kam M. Thompson
Red Mark
RW. Alexander
Ball of Trainmen Draws Big Crowd
Tarn Hail was stoned last night when the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Central Lodge No 72 held its annual ball in the city. Performers from New York and Paterson provided music led by Professor Fite, with a lively floor show and numerous club officials and guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Railroad
Central Lodge
Jere
Paterson
Titano
New York
Professor Fite
Earl
Ie Eng
Cota
Neil Bed Spires
Zak "Thowe
Kirbyntalstant
J. J.bonner
Reception of Volunteers Attend Grand Calderon Aid Plan
Volunteers are summoned to attend a meeting at 2 o clock to discuss the debt relief and aid plan for Saenger, Grif Company, and related entities. The note references Abies er nee Aranpritsests and mentions Deet Jermy, terse Siew, and Taly ae as involved contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saenger Diel
Icine Beth Sveous
Kat Grand Calderon Eirepta
Marek Tie
Jermy
Terse Siew
Taly
World wheat margins vanish as prices rise in Liverpool
Liverpool reports a near disappearance of global wheat margins with minimal supply above demand. European weather and river conditions delay crops, while Argentina shows growth and Europe braces for higher prices. Analysts anticipate bread prices climbing across England and the continent, with US exports likely tightening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Liverpool
Europe
RuaMin
Danube
American Northwest
England
Co . Tomes Patten
America
Raillora
Sons of Revolution mark anniversary gathering in Elizabethtown
Elizabethtown chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution and wives were invited to the home of Mr Warren Dix, 1046 Bent Jersey Street, Monday evening for the anniversary of the organization. Dix will sketch Governor Seher’s life with focus on his term in Elizabeth. D. J. Whitaker will discuss the governor’s services. Invitations extended to state officers and Orange Chapter members and wives. Tomorrow an Orange Chapter service will be held at Magn Ave Presbyterian Church at 4 15 oclock with sermon by Rev. John Donglye Adam.
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Vienna
Turkey
Bec
Tchataldje
Constantinople
Salonika
Uray
Constantiople
Sx ‘Urkey
Sa- Agniks
Ahmed Iiza
Bulgaria
Macedonia
Elizabethtown
Sons of the
Warran
Re Dix
Bent Jersey Street
Dixie
Jonathan Heleher
Povernora
Sta
Dix
Seher
Hlinbeth
Kev
William Fores. Whitaker
Orange Chapter
Wall Street Opens with Mixed Early Gains and Losses
The New York stock market opened with mixed pressure as early trading reflected declines in Southern Pacific and Amalgamated Copper, while others listed small gains. Activity showed some volatility with fractions of points shifting, and a minority of speculative bids supported mild rebounds before midday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ldn
Goa
Doelj
End O
Amalgamated Copper
Lemson
Tongerrtons
Steel Trust Reports Higher First Quarter Earnings
New York April 17 Telegraph reports U G Sten Corporation’s first quarter results to be released April 27 show net earnings at least 20 million dollars, far above prior estimates. Despite steel trade demoralization, the carriage will be at least six million below the previous quarter’s 26.2 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowenat
New York
Tin Wall Satreet Today
U. G. Sten! Corporation
Henn
Singers Home Dedication at Flrat Avenue and John Street
The Diederkranz Singing Society opened a new home at Flrat Avenue and John Street with a mayoral speech by Viktor Mraving. The ceremony featured songs, an ode, and a large guest list. refreshments were served by the ladies' auxiliary as the orchestra played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diederkranz Singing Society
Flratavenna
John Street
Victor Mraving
Severn
Mraving
Jacob Martin
Ae Tinea
Ashe Ee Merae
Bingley
The
Soehaty
Sac of
Charles Jabowsky
Wiliam Schreiber
Over Selwenke
Henry
Jacob ” Martin
Serré Lary
Mra. Veltmlen
Fred’ Wurte
Westfield Burglars Hit Five Homes at Once
Five homes in Westfield were burglarized in the early morning hours after 2 AM. Victims include Councilman Middleditch Attorney Oliver John Tinkey Mr Canfield and the Pleister residence. Silverware and cash were stolen, with Oliver and Middleditch homes targeted on Riverd and Summit avenues. Police seek clues as the thieves worked from rear entrances before escaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirector
Westfield
Couneilman Middleditch
Oliver
John Tinkey
Canfield
Pleister
Middleditch
Reverd
Anit
Evenue
and & ‘Ailigent
BROAD STREET STORE SOLD
The fragment describes a transaction involving a Broad Street building tied to Philip Achauble and John P. Wever, with unclear details and references to a business matter. The legible portion hints at a sale and potential new ownership or position, followed by nonsensical remnants and an unrelated 20th century shoe repair note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wi Hiro
Philip Achauble
John P. Wever
Hoth & Competiy Ks
Ronke
Mtr
Tks
Weis
Child Killed by Street Car Rumor and Rescue Efforts
A maid Annie Dowski aged 18 and a boy, child of Bereant Sherman, were struck by a First Street trolley at First and Valten Kereta. The motorman Frederick Braun and conductor Otto were arrested and later released to the North Jeremy Street Railway Company supervision. Witnesses say the girl crossed from Sherman’s store, paused, then the front cars passed, the car halted ten feet from the crossing, and the mother screamed as the child and girl died almost instantly. Passengers helped extract victims. Warren aided by lifting them under the car with a wagon and coat. The tragedy occurred during a busy shopping hour. the mother is under medical care. The crew faced police indictment and ongoing investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Dowski
Bereant Sherman
Tibet Street
Frederick Braun
Union
Otto
Milltown
William Barren
Jersey
Fulton
Farren
Ife Ren
Thomas Cush
Fulton Street
Geest
Iaby
Tim
Farreni
Rikiy Mangle
On A. Warren
Detectiv Sergeanes
Matson
Sie Mulcalwy
Polios Court
P. Mahon
Bar
Wentcott
Waalark
Belge
Satan
Kinzan
Alexian
Citizens B and L Pass Books Begin Year
The Citizens B and L Pass Books ad notes the new year for the association at 203 Broad Street. Passbooks are written up and due before meeting time. Hats priced at 5 dollars draw attention in a selling feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Uatipens
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Standard
Southern
Ruliiwey
Raefrinzel Walsy Bane
Elizabeth Commercial College
En Trakwil
BIG van
Cavelin
Cody
John Fore
Mitten
Eats
Wolfskeil
Lodge
Wall. Street
NEW Chancellor Hotel
Cew Maeapenest
Ae A Sinty
Rennet Ap
Seewil
Kiva
Brostreet
Eilenbeth
Bloc Co
Newark Pass
St. Iwy
North Jerney Br
Rwy
Fras, Co
Liederkranz
Broad Street
Rsa
Joe Tad
Sour Kittabets Areaon
20Th Century Shoe Repairing
Bee Ees
Aes Pea
William Farren
Gite Frantie Aoe
Citizens B. & L. Pass Books
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