Police Board Holds First Meeting at Headquarters
The Police Board of Commissioners met last night at the police headquarters to discuss the upcoming year’s budget and consider moving the court to the old District Court room. Commissioner Campbell was absent due to his wife’s illness in Baltimore.
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Board of Police Commissioners
Ld Ily
Campbell
Baltimore
Old District Court Room
Deak
Rose
Elisabeth Avenue
Alexander
Man warned after threats to kill wife and children
Matthew Beilhars of 350 Pine Street faced Judge Mahon after repeated threats to kill his wife Elisabeth and their two children. The judge urged him to provide proper support or face harsher consequences if he was arrested again, noting the need for reflection and restraint.
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Matthew Beilhars
Pine Street
Judge Mahon
Elisabeth
City Finance Committee Meeting Briefed on Debt Refunding
The City Council Finance Committee met in City Treasurer Bennett’s office at City Hall last evening. They conducted routine business and preliminarily considered refunding the city debt, with no immediate items of significance discussed.
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Bennett
New Quarters of the District Court
The District Court will take possession of its new quarters in the new court house about Jane 1. The arrangement, furniture, and style will mirror the higher court rooms in the same building, with a clerk room adjoining the court room suitably furnished.
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District Court
Jane 1
Wabash Railroad Plans New Connections
The Wabash Railroad announces new connections to route Erie traffic through Detroit and link with other lines. The plan aims to create nationwide rail service, improving connections and expanding routes across the system.
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Wabash
Hatter Company
Erie
Detroit
Lnetiuta
Tanait
Eggs Marked Free at Corner Store
Eggs marked free while you wait advertised at a corner shop on 2M Biened Street offering a selection of candies and additional line items in a bold sale notice.
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Pide
Unclear OCR Item Fronts Missing Details
Fragmentary OCR text presents names and garbled phrases. readable elements include potential names WHTIMAR and TRAE DETERS with scattered terms like spring and seed. no coherent event, date, or outcome emerges. unable to determine a substantive news item for a proper card.
Arizona Bill Demonstrates Mustang Mastery on Broad Street
Arizona Bill, a Drake and Faulkner circus attache, gave a free exhibition riding a mustang on Broad Street. He captured the runaway horse after a chaotic chase, restoring control, repairing harness, and resuming the wagon ride before the animal fled again with Bill triumphantly waving his sombrero.
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Arizona
Bill
Drake & Faulkner Circus
Broad Street
Lyceum Theatre
Ron
Flist Presbyterian Church
Romeo Interfered With by Police on Franklin Street
Franklin street residents sleep uneasy as a man described as a Romeo is questioned by an officer near the old store foundry. The well dressed stranger criticizes the inquiry, claims innocence, and cites a neighborhood coalition against midnight courting amid a mysterious women in the case.
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Franklin Street
Foundry
Romeo
Wes
The Woes of the Thompson Family
Frank B. Thompson of New Brunswick denies Mrs. Thompson paid him for his children's board while in his care. He says he and his wife cared for the children willingly and recalls a claim that Mrs. Thompson paid his parents for their board. The matter involves Charles Thompson who was committed to answer for deserting his wife and four children.
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Frank B. Thompson
Suydam Street
New Brunswick
Charles Thompson
Thompson
Heince
Mr. Eckerson
Outdoor Poor
Board of the Children
Trio of Suspicious Characters Arrested Near Station
Three youths aged about 17 named Robert Winiwin George Bradley and Albert Sebmandh were arrested near the Riches station after wandering in the area. They claimed to be from Pennsylvania seeking work in a machine shop and presented a respectable appearance. They were remanded for further inquiry.
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O'Brien
Robert Winiwin
George Bradley
Albert Sebmandh
Tefare
Sakon
Pennsylvania
Sashon
Replacing Central Railroad Switches at Jersey docks
A New Jersey Central Railroad crews replaced the switches below First Street during a Thursday shift. The extensive operation aimed to ready the line for docks and rail operations once the changes are completed.
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Central Railroad
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
First Street
Rouselle Assaulted at Station by Boilermaker Gumz
J Y Rouselle former organist of St Patricks and now at St Marys Hoboken alleges atrocious assault by Mrs Gumzs husband at Elisabethport station. He says Gumz struck him breaking his nose and injuring him, prompting a police complaint and medical aid.
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J. Y. Rouselle
Rouselle
Gqunis Husban
Rowelle
Gumz
Roiselle
Gums
Annailant
Standard Oil Company
Constable Hook
Fire Sparks At Cleveland Toy Store On Broad Street
A bonfire of waste paper ignited crates beside a wooden out house at a toy store on Broad Street in Cleveland. Flames were contained in five minutes as about a dozen men aided with water buckets. Paint and inflammables stored nearby increased risk. damage was slight and trolley traffic halted for half an hour.
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Cleveland
Four Men Die After Adgar Blast Meet Incident
At about 1 p m today an explosion at the Adgar blast meet near Pittsburg killed four men and left others possibly fatally injured. The slip cited by officials triggered the incident.
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Pittsburg
Elizabeth Commercial College Ad for Cotillion Favor and Help
An Elizabet h commercial college advertisement seeks help for a cotillion event led by Dr H Epstein. The note mentions Berme Avenue and a desire to be outstanding in piano and English activities amid local social circles.
Thousands walk as Brooklyn bridge train wreck blocks flow
A New York bound Brooklyn train axle broke on the Brooklyn bridge this morning, causing a two hour blockade. Hundreds fled the disabled car, some climbing windows and steps, while crowds walked the bridge into Manhattan. Traffic resumed after nine.
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New York
Notorious Female Bandit Catra Killed in Philippines
Washington April 22 reports say Catra the notorious female bandit of Batangua Province Philippines was killed by the constabulary. The outlaw chief, dressed as a man, commanded men who fought to the death when surprised by Lieutenants Velasquez and Estrella.
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Washington
D. C
Catra
Batangua
Ppolonia
Béowtine
Leutenant ‘de Vegi
Jackson Jury Acquits Man in Marsh Case
Jackson Misa April 22 The jury acquits Steward Johnson a negro accused of criminally assaulting Miss Mamie Marsh white on February 23 The verdict ends the trial in a case that drew local attention.
Schooner Disappears in Terrific Gale at Newturket
A small unknown schooner, seen between Meng Southent le eff thin terday, vanished during a fierce gale off Newturket. Officials fear she may have been enveloped in fog and swept to sea. Rescue efforts and coast guard searches are underway amid high winds and rough seas.
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Mass
Wea
Supreme Court Hears Writ On Police Commission Act
Justice J Franklin Fort granted a writ of certiorari in Newark to review the constitutionality of the Police Commission Act. The case tests the law’s applicability to second tier cities, with June term arguments ahead. Prosecution by Midge Gilhooly and defense by City Attorney Connolly appeared as proceedings began.
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J. Franklin Fort
Police Commission
Justice Fort
Chancery
Chambera
Newark
Hamilton Gilhooly
Anl
Frank Bergen
Connolly
Midge Gilhooly
Justion Fort
Bergen
Duatie Fort
Big Slump in Wheat Causes Riot on Board of Trade
Chicago April 22 Wheat prices plunged as the May option collapsed after news of a settlement among Gates Armour and Northwestern interests. The drop touched 109 opening, 105, then 103, triggering wild scenes in the trading pit as shorts scrambled to cover and longs hurried to unload amid heavy losses and a market-wide panic.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Armour
Gates
Minnesapella
Duluth de
St. Louis
Guten
Hin Saxocietes
Ceren
Tarkel
Witc
Ime Menae
Aellere
Verdict awards $600000 against G. and O. Railroad
Pittsburg April 22. Jury in the case of Eliesbeth Navideon and others versus Haltimmere and Ohio Railroad Company awarded the plaintiffs a judgment of $221,481.32 after a week of trial before Judge Robert Frazer. Plaintiffs sought damages totaling $1,001,000.
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Pittsburg
Eliesbeth Navideon
Haltimmere and Ohio Railroad Company
Robert Frazer
Waled Vernet
Joe Jefferson’s Condition Unchanged In West Palm Beach
Report from West Palm Beach on April 22 states Joe Jefferson’s condition remains unchanged since yesterday. Details unclear due to damaged OCR but note mentions upcoming events and schedule changes with reference to opening Saturday and Tuesday updates.
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Joe Jefferson
West Palm Beach, Fla
Bryan in Cleveland Holds Talks with Mayor Johnson
William Jennings Bryan spent a brief morning in Cleveland in conference with Mayor Tor L. Johnson en route to Buffalo. He touted education and ongoing investigations including ethics of donations, citing the Rockefeller donation case and Equitable trust fund manipulation as examples of capitalists benefiting from control rather than policy holders.
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Cleveland
William Jennings Bryan
Tor L. Johnson
Buffalo
Asid Bryan
Rockefeller
Equitable
Dr Wight Named New Commissioner of Charities
Dr George B Wight of Lambertville has accepted the post of commissioner of charities and correction to be filled by Governor Stokes within days. A Civil War veteran, he served in the First New Jersey Infantry from May 1861 to August 1863 and was wounded at Salem Church. He is described as experienced and of sound judgment.
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Trenton
George B. Wight
Lambertville
Charities and Correction
Senator Kean Heads Platt Funeral Committee
Washington April 22. Senators named by Vice President to attend Senator Platt's funeral were Bulkley Clark Nelson Depew Pettigrew Mackburn Allison Patterson, Custom Gallinger Daniel Proctor Foraker Kean Menrose Dick Carter Neh Burrows. The committee will depart Washington in two special cars on the Federal express Monday afternoon. President Fairbanks wired that he would attend the funeral.
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Platt
Mairebanks
Indianapolia
Bulkley
Custom
Gallinger
Daniel
Proctor
Vr Foraker
Kean
J. Menrose
aCrter
Mont
Burrows
Mich
Washington
Fairbanks
Woman's Reformatory Hearing Before Governor
A hearing was held today before Governor Stoken in Trenton on the women's reformatory bill. Pilltook and Hweeney of Newark were the principal parties presenting the bill’s case. The Governor gave no indication of his intended action on the measure.
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Trenton
Venor Stoken
Pilltook
Charge Hweeney
Newark
New Minister Named for Venezuela Choice Named for Dudley
Washington reports to friends of Trvine HL Dudley that Dudley will succeed Herbert W. Howen as minister to Venezuela. Change slated to take place next month in the diplomatic service. Also notes a 5 cent ´Hie ta patter´ sale at 2M Third St with items offered by Miss Herde Brugger.
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Dan Vego
Cal
Washington
Trvine HL Dudley
Prtu
Dudley
Herbert W. Howen
Venezuela
Mise Herde Brugger
Czar Orders Fleet to Sail Amid World War I Relay
London April 22 A Reuters report from St Petersburg says the czar ordered Admiral Rodjestvensky to Kamranh Bay while Paris dispatches claim he left Kamranh Bay for the route to Hainan to coal. Saigon reports show about fifty vessels in the Russian fleet needing provisions with French and German steamers delivering supplies and coal. Hindu and other colliers arrived to assist. British warships in Hong Kong show heightened activity as naval preparations draw attention.
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London
Reuter Telegram Company
St. Petersburg
Czar
Sen
Rodjestvensky
Kamranh Bay
Central News
Paris
Hainan
Neh
Kam Z Mh
Saigon
Gridan
Sipian
Hindu
Anya
Admin Negabotoff
Crumera
Lovefeast at D. A. A. Congress Opens in Washington
Washington April 22 senior of the D. K. Pan Hie congress of the la morning with Mrs. Charles W Fairbanks chair for the last time. Mrs. Donald McLean president general elect invited to seat upon the platform. Vira Cornelia Ronn Potts of Baltimore City Chapter among Southern delegates. Mrs. John A Murphy motions Mrs. McLean to chair Continental Hall committee. Fairbanks praises assistants as McLean arrives and presents star insignia of New York Chapter. Checks totaling 1200 from New York donors presented to Continental Hall fund.
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Washington, D. C
D. K
Park
Georgia
Congress
Mra. McLean
Continental Hall
Mra. Fairbanks
Mclean
Nan Patterson Deeply Mopes Over Religion
New York on April 24 reports Nan Patterson, the ace trapeze artist, has shown deep religious interest during Holy Week services. Amid trial shadows she has attended Tombs services and taken strong interest in her religious welfare, leading to speculation she may become an ardent church worker.
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New York
Nan Patterson
Ace Treax
Veteran Soldier Attempts Double Murder in Rochester
Civil War veteran Chris Heilbronn tried to kill his wife and himself at 82 Driving Park Avenue, home of son in law Frank Nugent, at about 7 this morning. He discharged a khotan into the woman and suffered multiple saber wounds.
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Rochester
N.Y
Chris Heilbronn
Frank Nugent
Driving Park Avenue
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