Wanted Pal for Burglar Reported in Lingering Column
The item describes a reported burglary suspect and an alleged accomplice, with scattered details about a New York address, a confrontation, and police involvement. It notes an attempt to lure a pal, the arrest of a man named Ledgston, and references to advertising notices and a mayoral joking episode, all embedded in a chaotic column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward A. Logsberty
Sigmund
Tony
Michael
New Yorks
Leogabern
Troedman
Amd
Ty Goodian
Ledgston
Nttiog
Brokerage Firm Leaves Elizabeth After Two Year Pause
Ton Peete Ox, who for two years left the brokerage business on the newond floor of Hersh tailif fing, announced this morning that it would discontinue a bugle in this city today or tomorrow. The manager signed the notice saying the firm has not been doing enough business to warrant continuance. it remains undecided whether the venture will be continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peete Ox
Newond
Becavne
Vais Malthas
Union Plans To Face Crisis In Construction Industry
Union carpenters and painters will meet tonight to decide on action if employers refuse to renew agreements. Reports say the plans may include a strike tomorrow to press for higher wages and better conditions. Talks continue as members weigh whether to walk out if negotiations fail.
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Union Carpenters
Phimbera
Aps
Tig Seana
Gia Atrike
Ami
Hanna
Wall Street Roundup Delivers Wet Market Snapshot
The stock market opened fractional and declined with major names like Pennsylvania and Brooklyn Rapid Transit slipping. Amalgamated, Northern Pacific, and Steel issues fell while Chesapeake and Ohio rose modestly, as the market moved through early trading with mixed sentiment.
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New York
Panl and
Coe Peele
Atchison
Union Pennsylvania
Brooklyn
Levisen
Fruainene
Ioe Eeepee
Ose
Taft Favorite but No-Label on Maine Delegates
Maine Republicans favor Taft for president but avoid endorsing a national ticket. Delegates to Chicago are chosen with at large seats. Maine party members dispute platform language and endorsements. The Journal notes Taft backers claim momentum while other factions split over nomination strategy.
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Taft
Maine
Jowrnal
Portland
Chicago
Dyer
Mainz
Forest Goodwin
Reed
Torey
Aoe
Cecal
Common
Bors
Nerve Racking Testimony On Professions Yet
An elderly witness recounts troubling observations about various professions and a case involving a telephone operator. He claims prolonged exposure to electrical equipment and noise caused deafness and health issues, urging attention to occupational hazards and the impact on workers.
Urging Roosevelt to Be Candidate
A Telegraph report notes President Roosevelt receives hundreds of letters daily urging him to seek another term. Many letters express defiance and claim reform crusades hinge on his confirmation to carry on. Clerks in the Executive Office plan to handle the increasing correspondence as the volume rises.
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Amy Atelegraph
Roosevelt
Sander
Pr Nt
Uch
Hollins Seeks Pardon in Thorn Slaying Case
George G Holling formerly convicted of killing James Thorn in West Jersey street incident during winter 1907 applies for pardon at Trenton. Attorney W Holt Appar argues legal errors as review moves to May 8 adjourned session.
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George. G. Holling
James Thorn
Mollina
West Joragy
Pardo
Trenton
W. Holt Appar
Hottie
Hh Unies
Me Wan
Foster M. Vodrbern
Weautian
Grinte
Rts
Wfren Irklay
Avalon
New ToggerY Shop Exhibit Showcases Men's Styles
An updated shop displays a varied exhibit of men style options with tailored appearances. The display aims to attract customers by offering contemporary looks and diverse choices, emphasizing quality and customer satisfaction.
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Ewstormars
Rorria Cubbermare
Trimmer must pay borough $1,780 in suit over funds
Judge Clark MeK. Whittemore ruled in the Roselle case that Charles Trimmer, former collector, owes the borough $1,780.45 including $43.43 interest from 1907 to 1909 for money collected from all sources. The decision follows a lengthy accounting dispute and prior referee involvement.
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Clark Mek. Whittemore
Roselle
Agalnet
Charles Trimmer
Whittemore
Conseil
X. R Leavitt
Vail
A .Iver
Coe
Trimmer
Dudge
Fultremore
Nu R. Leavitt
Royal Wedding Preparations Amid Fears Reported
Fragmented OCR notes from Vienna in April describe tense royal wedding preparations for a Swedish king and Marie Pay with cautious joy. The fragment mentions grand anticipation, anxious guests, and protective measures as a major historic ceremony looms.
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Vienna
Gustere
Sweden
Willigin
Ristian
Inducement case hints at proceedings in Erie court
A fragmented clipping suggests an inducement matter is under discussion in an Erie area court. The readable text mentions EPSTEIN and a 16 letter sequence, implying a legal context, though details are unclear. No additional persons or organizations are fully legible.
Conference on Need for New Schools in Elizabeth
Mayor Clement and State Superintendent Baxter met in Tren Wal to discuss school needs in Elizabeth. They reviewed planning efforts and potential funding for new buildings but produced no firm action or specific site plans.
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Ryahaul R. Clement
Arte Meintiment
Tren Wal
Baxter
Elizabeth
Teres
Delegates Gather for Convention at Buffalo
News from Buffalo reports delegates arriving from across the United States for the nineteenth annual convention of the American Revolution society. Judge Atwater and Surrogate Parrot leave the city by telegraph as Hoos of the society prepare for formal sessions, with Governor Fort expected to attend and preside over the proceedings and elections.
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Journald
Buffalo
United States
Jeanne Mi Pernilton Ward
Ravel
Truman G
Avery
Lergon
Westinghouse stock dips on sudden Dow drawdown
Westinghouse shares fall sharply after a sudden market downturn cited a Dow factor. The move tumbles nine points from 43 as traders react to a looming reorganization plan and the impact of a Dowds circular.
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George Wentinghouse
Cruiser Matatishima Sunk by Explosion. 125 Lost
Telegraph reports from Tokio say the Japanese cruiser Matatishima was sunk by an explosion off Makang, Pescadore Islands, with heavy loss of life. Authorities vary on the death toll, with some estimates around 200, while others cite numerous casualties among officers and crew. The disaster follows other naval accidents drawing American attention to Asia.
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Tourneho
Tournal
Tokio
Jepenere—tre
Matatishima
Makang
Pescadore Iwan
Adupiral
Maghieuvtam
Nquadron
Perishud
Arnisers
Mhanhidate
Walter
Mae Gunn
UY Telegraph
Turnoby
Washington
Fo Cotumandor
Sibloprana
Matsunhima
Sapatee
Sac- Americas
Newbarry
Wholesale groceries scattered in street after delivery mishap
Fragmentary notice reports wholesale groceries scattered in a street shortly before the afternoon rush. A crane and nearby trucks were dispatched to clear debris and restore normal traffic as workers attended the scene. No further details available.
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Seth
Sven
Lettesrich
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Han
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Epstein
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John Jackeee
George R. Howe
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Charles P
Antel
Morristown
Jermy
Ebehiren
Ornor
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Westinghouse Stock Down
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Union
Vaniness College
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