Jury Rules Deaths From Accident Not Misconduct
A coroner's jury from a local vicinity concluded that Annie Doweba and a child of Bernard Sherman died accidentally after being struck by a trolley car. The inquest, led by Dr Adolph Degenring, heard about a dozen witnesses over two hours, with testimony detailing the car and pole near the wires. The jury cleared the Public Service Corporation of responsibility, noting the deaths resulted from a street accident rather than negligence.
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Exac
Annie Doweba
Bernard Sherman
Public Service Corporation
Adolph Degenring
Ewift
Williams Warren
Ami Ur
Frederyick-Brown
Union
Sam
Rockland County
New York
Jhors
Sherman
Toby
Wereet
Grand Lodge of New Jersey holds annual address in Trenton
At the twenty second annual communication of the Grand Lodge of Masons of New Jersey, William DD of Trenton delivered the address as Worshipful Master. The event is planned for a date to be announced with up to 1,000 members expected to attend, and speakers William F. Watetit and Willie De Rue Biewark noted as likely present.
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Grand Lodge
New Jersey
Tranton
William DD
Sity
Wottekeil
Ely
William F. Ot Watetit
Willie de
Roosevelt at Mombasa crowds await the Admiral
Fritch East Africa reports Admiral Roosevelt and his hunting party entering Mombasa Harbor amid a waiting crowd. He plans to dock within the hour and remain until tomorrow before continuing to Sir Alfred Pease’s Reich on the Athi River. The Moralsten Cin will host Roosevelt and his party at dinner tonight.
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Fritch
East Africa
Coronel Rootsvelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Reich
Alfred Pease
Athi River
Roosevelt
Kermit
Young Turks at the Gates in Conjor and Aleppo
Dispatches report Turkish forces marching to Conjor and Aleppo while mass executions spread across Aleppo and Damasena. Rumors swirl that Galtam abdicated or will strike a deal with the Young Turks to retain Germany's support as financial aid to Turkey is discussed. Berlin notes renewed hostilities and martial law debates loom as cabinet meetings occur.
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Aleppos
Damiasena
Galtam
Germany
Turkey
Michal Caraop
Berlin
Daria
Clonaatonpe
Turkiat Cays
Fiay
el Wi
Igol
Charity Work Organization Conference Reflects Newark Efforts
Owing to bad weather the charity conference at First Presbyterian Chapel drew a small crowd but strong enthusiasm. Foster M. Vorbes presided as Dr. Rose’s Newark charity address was read in his absence. Local charity departments spoke on tuberculosis work tenement images showed at the Rescue Mission, Public Library, Day Nursery, and Orphans Home, highlighting progress and calls for unified action under one head.
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Charitien
First Presbyterian Chapel
Foster M. Vrorbees
Dr. Rose
Rose
Newark
Caarne
C. McBride
Rescue Mission Wood
Ie Day Nursery
Orphans Home
Charity Organization Society
Iemai
Nat All Saab
Neal Chaengia
Voorkera
Havi All Focal Shailies Ongat
Home for Aged Anniversary Silent Community Event
Local home for the aged marks an anniversary with church and community figures in Kin the Bey. The event honors Professor Chris lten Fritchs and Mr Snowden, noting a historical liberal debate within the community.
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Ghrurch Res Conaver
Chris‘tien Fritchs
Kin the Bey
Mr. Snowden Difanenon
Liberal
Murder Trial Ends Without Verdict in Jersey City
A New Jersey jury failed to reach a verdict in the murder trial of James F. Connelly. The jurors reported a disagreement after an eight-to-four vote favoring acquittal. Connelly remains free on bail as the case follows a bitter Democratic factional fight in the second ward sparked by the deposition of ward leader Frank Hague by Robert Davis.
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Frank Hague
Robert Davis
Salaries Deliberations On Fire Department Wages Continue
The Board of Fire Commissioners heard firemen representatives discuss wage claims at last night’s meeting. Mayor Mraving urged caution, noting financial constraints before any salary increase. A plan to relocate and upgrade fire stations and equipment was reviewed by the council, finance committee, and fire officials for possible action.
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Board of Fire Commissioners
Mraving
Elizabathda
Captaim
William Kenn
Iver Tohnson
George Boehm
Moorn & Bonn
First Street
Broadey
Vena
Moor Bros. Company
Tax decision given in Ocean Grove case report
Telegraph dispatch from Joprealt notes the Glate Board of Byulication acts today in the Ocean Grove matter. The decision concerns tax issues and the ownership of taxes is disputed. The article provides scant readable detail but confirms a formal tax ruling was issued.
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Ocean Grove
Early school entry debated by physicians committee
Mayor proposes raising public school entry age from five to seven. Dr. Joseph Funk argues against early admission citing physical and mental harm. A three member committee will consult the Board of Education to seek safeguards, with several doctors noting poorer outcomes for younger entrants.
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Mraving
Joseph Funk
Clinical Society
General Hospital
P. Dubois Bunting
Board of Education
Funk
Chief warns city over street rubbish sweeping
Chief of Police George O. Tennay denounces street sweeping of rubbish into gutters and sidewalks. He cites a city ordinance and warns fines up to twenty dollars for violations.
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George O. Tennay
Teachers' Bill Signed By Governor After Debate
The governor indicated the measure would be the necessary step, signing the bill after correspondence and remarks by officials. Acknowledgments were exchanged as the plan moved forward.
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Anson Fernoon
Judge Dies at Resort in City by the Sea
A judge associated with New York reportedly died at a resort hotel today. Officials confirmed the death occurred during a personal retreat, with local authorities beginning an inquiry into the circumstances. The judge had served on multiple city and state panels and was known for prior rulings on high-profile cases. Further details were not immediately available.
Opening Game at Cleveland Reported Rain Delays
April 21 Cleveland Naps season opener postponed due to heavy rain. Mentions Bt. Louis Browns and Philadelphia teams in the milieu with telegraph dispatches, plus a governor signing bills in Trenton regarding milk purification and state appropriations.
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Tategraps
Cleveland
Naps
Browne
Tamar
Biles
Fries
Trenton
Fort
New Income Tax Plan Aimed at Tariff Bill
Washington April 21 a Cummins Iowa senator introduced an amendment to the tariff bill proposing an income tax. It exempts incomes below five thousand dollars and deducts that amount from all dutiable income. Rates climb from two percent on ten thousand to six percent on incomes above one hundred thousand.
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Journal
Washington
Cummins
Towa
Supreme Court
Big Reduction in Asylum Tax Declared by State Board
The State Board for the Equalization of Taxes reduced the Newark Orphan Asylum's summer home in Mountainside from 26000 to 8200 dollars, taxing land only while buildings remain exempt. Mountainside officials plan to appeal to higher authorities as the case proceeds.
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State Board For the Equalization of Taxes
Newark Orphan Asylum
Mountainside
William R. Wilson
State Tax Board
Wilson
Orphan Asylum
Edward A
Wex
Newark
Notable speakers set for hall fallen club banquet
County Chairman Frank H. Stalth to toast and a list of speakers includes Vivian M. Lewis Passaic subeminent of banking and insurance Bena ora Soeeph Frelinghausen Ernest R Ackerman Thomas J Hillery Assemblymen Carlton Hi Pierce Union James Baker Hudson City Judge William N Runyon Plainfield Mayor The city is preparing for the annual banquet with elaborate plans and high hopes for notable addresses.
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Frank H. Stalth
Tn Iiat
Vivian M. Lewis
Passaic
Benaora Soeeph & Frelinghausen
Ernest R Ackerman
Thomas J. Hillery
Carlton Hi. Pierce
Union
James Baker
Hudson
William N. Runyon
Plainfield
Mravlag
New York and Brooklyn Clash In Opening National League
A telegraph report from New York dated April 21 notes the American ace will meet in tomorrow's opening of the National League season. The piece mentions a bridge game in Chicago and hints at Brooklyn versus New York action with terse baseball context.
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the Journal
New York
Morrow
Henokiyo
New York Brooklyn
Lin
Blackmail charge filed in Brooklyn assault case
Giovanno Asaro of Brooklyn and Francisco Gallo of this city faced a warrant for attempting to extort 1000 from contractor Matthew Wade after Wade claimed a man was injured on excavating work. Wade alleged the pair demanded payment while a scuffle left Asaro injured. A hearing set for tomorrow.
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Giovano Asaro
Brooklyn
Francisco Gallo
Matthew Wade
South Street
Wade Elaine
Astro
Atruck Asaro
Asaro
Aiewald
Lee Ld Cine
Russ Building to Become a Store at 126 Broad Street
Through O We Williams & Company and Russell W Whitcomb the Russ building at 126 Broad Street, now occupied by the owner, will be converted to a store. Lease from Tad Tig and alterations will permit a move from the current restaurant use. Rumors of a loan or sale circulated for months but the deal closed at noon after company action.
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O We Williams & Company
Russell W. Whitcomb
Russ
Broadtreet
Reskmipanty
Poe
Tad Tig
Rua
Posible
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