New System for Charities of Elizabeth Initiated
Newark and Hoboken officials report Elizabeth is pursuing a centralized charity system modeled on Newark practices. Overseer of the Poor William Rokerson will contact other cities for data while tightening eligibility and limiting expenses. Hoboken data shows differences. the effort aims to stabilize funding and meet annual needs, with a projected $5,000 for start and a months long rollout.
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Newark
Hoboken
Elizabeth
Prencest
William Rokerson
Tve
Lappe
Eeam
Telay
Ih Hs
Gre
Cane
Obani
Abused Woman Charged as Court Hears Case
A troubled case before Tadge Maho involves a woman charged after allegations of abuse. The proceedings reference a bond and a nearby friend connected to the incident. Details are dim in the fragmented OCR but indicate a formal court appearance and potential sentencing consideration.
Exempts Annual Meeting Notes and New Memberships
A garbled item notes an annual meeting for a group likely discussing exemptions and memberships. It references Puronga or related organizations and mentions a recent pest control or safety program with membership details and preliminary dates. The readable fragments confirm a formal gathering and membership changes.
Judge’s Plan Approved Amid Turbulent Society Debates
A judge’s plan clears key questions as the Seatatiae court approves a controversial reform amid protests. The decision comes after extensive testimony about a Brothers’ Society claim of liberation and accusations of oppression, with named individuals and factions cited in public records and legal filings.
Massacre and Destruction in Bakdjeb Amid Asian Minor Turmoil
Telegraph reports Bakdjeb, a Christian Armenian town in Adana province, razed by Mohammedan mobs. Most inhabitants killed or fled. missionaries besieged. Across Asia Minor, massacres claimed about 35,000 lives as local troops support rioters. Relief hampered. refugees describe widespread devastation and fear.
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Tournal
Maréina
Bakdjeb
Hailjineng
Adana
Aince
Asia Minor
Turkey
Asiatlo
Massacra
Defense Gets In Confession in Hains Trial
Fragmented OCR notes show Captain Peter C. Hains on trial for murder linked to Army officer Gen. Hains case. Defense opening highlights alleged trips to New York by Mrs Claudia Heine and suspicions about her behavior. Judge Garretson rules that any testimony affecting mental state is relevant despite sensational details.
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Flushing
Ajpert
Peter C. Hains
G. Haina
Bern
Anaid
Hain
New York
Mra
Claudia Heine
Hin Som
Hin
Lonat
Hostian Garreteon
Taptola
Grocer Accused Of Holding Clothes In Court Today
A lower city court, Judge Mahon presiding, heard a complainant alleging a grocer is holding all her clothes and valuables over a $10 grocery debt. The grocer’s name was withheld. the woman sought relief or settlement, but the case remained unresolved as the grocer refused.
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Te Jedge Mahon
Mehoa
Tha
Grvenr
Coatick
Abe
Blizzard and Late Snow Cover City as Weather Fourscore
A delayed snowstorm struck the city before 7 am and persisted until 11 am, melting on contact but causing a heavy blast of snow and lightning. Local forecasts proved unreliable, with wagers on its arrival and two residents predicting the storm. By noon the temperature rose to 36 degrees while the storm left bare branches and potential effects on budding trees.
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Weather Bureau
Elizabeth
Fred Hess
Bayonne
Singer Manufct
Conner
Heins
Broadtreet
Charles Hans, Jr
Union horse thieves seize two animals from Headley barn
Union County police report a pair of horse thieves stole two animals from J. J. Headley’s barn. The suspects, described as experienced, used a bit by an unknown method and fled with the valuable horses. Local authorities were alerted to pursue the offenders.
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J. J. Headley
Unon
Batra
Apicattiira
Sborte
Bord FY Labors in Hagua Bulletin
Fragmentary OCR text mentions labor issues and a bulletin from a Dutch audience or era. The readable fragments reference a bulletin, labor topics, and possible regional or organizational ties, but key names and concrete facts remain unclear.
College Man Dies With Girl at Smith College
Helen A. Marden of Somerville Massachusetts a senior at Smith College was fatally shot on campus by Porter Smith of Chicago a Dartmouth graduate who then killed himself The couple had been engaged last year but the engagement was broken at Christmas Friends say Smith returned to town two days earlier and sought to renew the engagement The bodies lay within four feet of each other on the lower campus after the shots Smith was connected with Marden & Hastings Oils and Tanner supplies in Boston The tragedy stunned students and hotel staff in Northampton and Chicago officials declined to comment
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Porter Smith
Dartmouth
Chicago
Helen A. Marden
Smith Senior
Somerville
Mass
Northampton
Alass
Smith College
Smith
Mise Marden
Fred
Misa Marden
Irl Hai
Louise Marden
Jainter
Belly Smith
Housn
Draper Hotel
Boston
Frank Marden
Marden
Orth & Hastings
Poreton
Iregedy
Mardenina
Latin High School
Ef Ie
Journal
Portar Smith
Tames Smith
K.P. Smith Sons
Mangano to enter plea after long jail stay
Mangano, held on murder charges in the Cervasi case, was brought from State Prison to Hudson County jail. Sheriff Kirkland and Deputy Ramsey escorted him, with Warden Dodd and Assistant Warden Drake greeting him. Mangano’s return followed prior confinement. he plans to plead on Saturday as his trial nears. A parallel acquittal occurred for Tony Le Farge in a separate assault case in Jersey City.
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Dominick ‘Cervasl
State
Robert J. Kirkland
Ramsey
Trenton
Dodd
Drake
Ellen
IBEO
Agene
Cervasi
Train Collision Near Station Injures Several
A morning wreck occurred about a half mile west of the station around 8 o clock. Several persons were injured, with one, A. Casey, reported serious. The incident involved multiple passengers and disrupted service briefly.
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A. Casey
Staten Island Hotel Fire Reported and Under Investigation
A Staten Island hotel suffered a blaze with reports describing the fire as severe. Early accounts note flames and smoke visible from surrounding streets as investigators begin assessing the cause and scope of the damage.
Wall Street Opens Mixed As Trading Quietly Begins
Wall Street opened with strength and activity as many stocks showed gains in early trading. The market action appeared modest as investors watched initial moves.
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New York
Ose
Sugar Trust to Pay Government Over a Million
New York reports the American Refining Company and collector Loeb reached an agreement to pay the government nearly the full duty on misweighed raw sugar at Brooklyn docks. The sum totals about a million and a quarter dollars and covers shipments dating back to 1807. The case involves alleged fraud by two Brooklyn refineries and subsidiaries in New York and New Jersey.
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New York
American Refining Company of
Loeb
Brooklyn
Ators
American Sugar Renning Company
Armericag Sugar Reflining Company
New Jersey
Ise
Rand
Dutien
Jersey
City
Sugar Company of Ates
Arra Ae Epatats
One Dead Two Missing In Chicago Fire At Elevator B
A Chicago blaze destroyed Elevator B of the Nippon Central Railroad today, leaving one dead and two missing while several firemen were injured. The total loss is estimated between 200000 and 1,000,000 dollars as efforts to control the fire continued into noon.
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Tamemal
Chicago
William
William O'Brien
John EE
Hemburg
Benjamin Rameny
Matthew Greer
John Hevans
Newene
Mia Gre
Am Sea
Jared
Eames
Tornado damages homes in nearby town
A tornado swept through a locality causing structural damage to several homes and injuring residents. Emergency crews worked overnight to secure debris, assess casualties, and search for anyone trapped. Local authorities urged residents to stay sheltering and await further updates.
Explosion Claims Four In Georgia Train Wreck
Partial fragments report four dead and four injured after a catastrophic blast near Tumeqta. The text indicates Gaul men were among the victims, with bodies found in scattered condition and unclear cause of the explosion.
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Gaul
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