Dramatic London Crippen Case Unfolds In Dress Shop
Mrs Ginnett confronts Dr Crippen in London cellar drama. Ethel Le Neve, Crippen’s secretary, testifies as dramatic scene shocks inspector and crowd. Crippen shown as accused, Ginnett identifies jewels, Roselle ties, and Montreal to Quebec travel loom in frantic pursuit.
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We Wits
Bella Kimora
London
Bellehantz
Roselle
Uidler Pudentay
Crippen
Ginnett
Nemesia
Quebec
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Mirus Chirrnett
Ethel le Neve
Mes Ginnett
Dr. Crippen
Ethel
Mr. Dew
May Turn State's Evidence In Crippen Murder Trial
A list of potential witnesses aims to break the case as Dr Crippen faces trial for the Belle Elméige murder. Key figures include Ming Gay Reeve Win Bie ta and Ethel, with Lowen noted among growing prospects for testimony.
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Ming Gay
Win Bie
Crippen
Jourgat Warbro
Mina
Ethel
Jn Seve Grill
He HL
Belle
Runyon to Speak at Elks Summer Session in Be Club
Runyon of Plainfield likely Republican candidate for Congress in the Fifth District will speak at the Elks summer session in the Be club Thursday night. The event includes 10 initiations, a report on the Detroit Elks convention by Augustus W. Schwartz, and news of a permanent loan for the home. Entertainment is arranged by house committee members George J. Hirtzel, Victor Mipkie and Robert McKean. The lodge’s new two story home features refined furnishings, Nets claim the finest in the state.
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Duden Willing III
Teunyon
Plainfield
Congress
Grand Lodge
Augustus W. Schwartz
Elks
Detroit
Joan Nin
House Committee
George Ji
Hirtzel
Victor Mipkie
Robert McKean
Secon
Elke
Water waste endangers city supply says official
John W. Whelan of the Elizabethtown Water Company warns that wholesale water waste lauds a drought. If heavy rain does not come within days the town may face drastic supply restrictions similar to Plainfield. In forty days over 160 million gallons beyond normal use have been wasted by patrons.
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John W. Whelan
Elizabethtown Water Company
Union Water Company
Elizabeth
Dente
United States Metal Refining Company
Chrome
Middlesex Water Company
Hid
Sound Shore
New York
Wieh & Case
Plainfield Water Company
Father Huebner Given Purse by Alumni Association
The Rev Father Ambrose Huebner who resigned as pastor of Sacred Heart Church was bid farewell by Sacred Heart School Alumni Association in the school hall last evening. Alumni presented a handsome purse to the pastor, a token of esteem, presented by Veronica Sullivan of class 1910. Huebner urged continued effort to raise the school’s standard and foster cooperation between pupils and the sisters. The event marked by alumni members dating back to 1608.
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Sacred Heart Church
Sacred Heart School Alumni Association
Veronica Sullivan
Ther Huebner
Ambrone Suchner
Father Huet
Florian Wildman
Manchester
N. H
Florian
St. Raphael's Church
Ui Benedictine
Ite
Ploring
Johnstown Kio
St. Vincent College
St. Vincent's
Father Florian
At. Raphael's
Manchter
Yerry
Third
Walker
Fourth Streets
Lng
Chrch
Hearta of Manchester
Ambrose
Flizareth
Franchise Act Applies To Telephone Company Unapproved Ventnor Conduit Plan
Public Utility Commission refused to approve Ventnor Borough’s resolution granting Delaware Atlantic Telephone Co. permission to lay underground conduits. The commission ruled the limited franchise act covers telephone firms and that any agreement should be by ordinance, not resolution.
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Forrest
Trenton
Public Utility Commission
Ventnor
Delaware & Atlantic Telephone Company
Ex President Roosevelt visits Scranton amid crowd upheaval
A report from Scranton details ex President Roosevelt and Lyman Abbott Jr arriving incognito for four day eastern Pennsylvania tour. News describes crowds, hotel passage, and Roosevelt’s guarded speech in a tense moment as locals seek firsthand remarks.
Sacrifices His Blood to Save Hero's Life
A Philadelphia report says Corporal William Cray, quartermaster at Eagle Tele Navyyard, sacrificed a large amount of his blood in an operation to transfuse life-saving fluid into his old shipmate Daniel Monague, the Merriman cor poral, at St. Ahl hospital. The transfusion marked a second procedure to aid the wounded sailor.
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Philadelphia
Aug
Daniel Monague
Merriman
William Cray
Eagle Telia Navyverd
St. A
Resignation Suggested by Crane to Ballinger
Senator W. M. Cine of Massachusetts met Secretary of the Interior Ballinger in Minneapolis yesterday. Republican leaders, with tacit Taft acquiescence, urged Ballinger’s resignation before October 1, according to a high authority source explaining their accidental meeting.
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W. M. Cine
Maxmichoaells
Former Judge Collins Denies Gubernatorial Candidacy
Former Supreme Court Justice Gilbert Collins rebuffed a greeting as a Republican governor candidate, saying he is not a candidate in any sense. He added he has not authorized anyone to tie his name or his funds to any bid and that no donations have his comment or milliarity.
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Sia
Trenton
Anne
Supreme Court
Gilbert Collins
Eny
Knoll Granted Bail After Raid on Games Business
John Knell of Rahway, arrested in connection with a raid on local gambling rooms Saturday night, was held for October Grand Jury by Judge Mahon in City Criminal Court. Bail set at 200, Bondsman secured. Represented by Abe J. David. Prosecutor Adis Swift present. Union Business College advertisement tucked in.
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John Knell
Rahway
Mahon
Abe J. David
Adis Swift
Che Vase
Drowning Mystery in Princess Bay Ends With Identity Search
Police investigate the drowning of Michael Norton in Princess Bay after he and Thomas Murphy entered the water Friday night. Norton, about 25, lived at 315 Anna Street. his body found yesterday near Princess Nox, buried at Bethel Cemetery in Tottenville. Authorities pursue leads to determine Norton’s identity and whether he was a local resident.
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Michael Norton
Princess Bay
Princess Way
Sfort
Avo Lim
Max Hedell
Princess Nox
Norton
Thomas Barry
Princesa Bay Tle
Anna Street
Telearama
Bethel
Tottenville
Elizabeth
Let the Journal Follow You to Summer Towns
Elizabethans leaving the city for the summer should notify the Journal to keep informed about local affairs. Change of addresses allowed. contact the Journal or agent Walter J. Grote at 118 Cookman Avenue Ocean Grove. Prepaid delivery for nonaccount holders at 2 cents per day.
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Tocal
Egent
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Walter J. Grote
Cookman Agenta
Moore Petition Drives City Mayoral Race Boost
The text reports a petition supporting mayoral candidate Mr Moore, with signatures gathered by Democrats in downtown and the Singar factory. It notes Moore’s backers aim to challenge Stein, hoping Moore’s downtown strength offset Stein’s uptown support, as in past elections.</S>
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Allhiih Chauelian Chacha
Moore
Ava
Pemerion
Singar
Stein
Aberiit
First Street Association to Meet on Endorsement for Freeholder
The First Street Association plans a Ve Lone Hotel meeting on Thursday evening to discuss endorsing a Freeholder candidate. Members say downtown Elizabeth interests are key and no current representative from lower wards exists. Also on the agenda is inspecting map plans for a proposed highway between Elizabeth and Roosevelt.
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First Street Association
Ve Lone
Kost Dorany Street
Mourners honor Neil Mccarthy at funeral service
Funeral services for Neil A L McCarthy, assistant state history inspector, who died suddenly at his home on Marlin Street, were held at Holy Rosary Church. The church was crowded with relatives and friends as coworkers from the Metal Polishers and Battery Union and Singer plant attended. Pallbearers included Andrew McCarthy, William Tompayne, and others. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
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Neil AL Mes Carthy
Marlin Street
Holy Rosary
Singer Plant
James Dr. Keys
Moly Rosery
McCarthy
Lanjer
William
Halemann
Bergen Association
Andrew MiCardel
Willim Tompayne
Willie Schiachter
Daniel Wilson
Henry Young
Thoma V. Wye
Mt. Olivat
Suspects Held for Assault in City Court Case
John Patuber was held today in City Criminal Court for the Grand Jury without bail for an alleged assault on Frank Swinetaki. Peter Seratehone was held for the Grand Jury in $500 bail for an alleged assault on Adolph Greenwald after both were identified by their victims at Alexian Hospital.
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John Patuber
City Criminal Court
Frank Swinetaki
Peter Seratehone
Adolph Greenwald
Priaondre
Alexian Hospital
Hearing Adjourned in City Criminal Court
On the complaint of Tena Miller a young woman Harry Barton of 270 Morris Avenue was arraigned on various charges in City Criminal Court and the hearing adjourned to August 23 for trial.
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Tena Miller
Harry Barton
Morris Avogue
City Criminal Court
Elizabeth Corencial College Enrollment Ad
A fragmented ad invites enrollment at Elizabeth Corencial College with interspersed text about shorthand and phonetics. It lists contact details and a principal name, plus scattered references to a physician and local addresses. The readable segments resemble a misread advertisement rather than a coherent article.
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Elizabeth Corencial College
Rome
FL McMickle
Revenue Cutter Lost and Crew Saved in Near Disaster
A 14 foot long revenue cutter on patrol near St. Paul’s Islands faced a perilous encounter in Bevin Sea. The ship endured a shriling, then proceeded with a daring rescue as crew members escaped unharmed. Captain Tale led the patrol, and the vessel was the smallest in the fleet, marking a notable close call in northern waters.
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Percy
Seth
Simi
Beni
St. Paul’s Islands
Joey
Mayor Vetoes Concert Plan and City Council Actions
The mayor vetoed the approved 450 appropriation for municipal concerts stating it violates Klute law and tax levy rules. Council members accepted the mayor’s communication. the commissioner Harley S. Clandley’s reappointment was unanimously ratified. A resolution urged the city attorney to review laws on railroad rights and jurisdiction before talks with major lines. Playground salaries were set at 2500 for director, 425 for an assistant, and 400 for a second assistant, with committee notes on rail and street railway issues pending further examination.
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Mravlag
Finunes
Keyan
Tire
Republicans to Meet Endorse Cummins At Convention
delegates to the Republican convention discuss endorsing Cummins. J M Curtlay of Clinton named to the resolutions committee. TheProgressives favor hard administration, while Taft endorsement is a key aim. Governor Cummins faces indictment but may be endorsed without delay.
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den Moines
Town
Alg
Norrow
J. M. Curtlay
Clinton
Inidera
Senatora Cummina
Lolliger
Congres
Congress
F. Cuprall
Taft
Roosevelt at Water Gap Visit Amid Mountain Tours
Roosevelt and staff visited the Delaware Water Gap area near Wilkes-Barre with Abbott of The Outlook, registering at Water Gap for a brief stay. They toured Porona Bear Lake and Teluigh regions seeking the Colntol, planned to travel by car through the mountains and were hosted by Wilkes-Barre/Scranton interests. Lan sley Business College announces its Summer Session starting today.
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Aug
Col
Picodore’ Sansevelt
Arcompunind
Lawrence F Abbott
The
Outlook
Jett
Voming
Wilkes Hare
Scrantom
Residents Pressure Railways Over Smoke On Walnut Street
Local residents on Walnut Street and nearby areas press Pennsylvania Railroad officials at a City Health meeting to curb smoke from locomotives. City Attorney Connolly advised possible action through the Court of Chancery, while railroad leaders pledged continued efforts to reduce smoke and improve engine cleanliness amidst citizen protests.
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Cawda
Fisher
Supt
Garmbrandt
John W. Whalen
Connolly
Court of Chancery
Pennsylvania
Q. Hooley
Walnut Street
New York
Vieher
Whelan
Spain
Elizabeth Ana
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cidien
Prominent Citizens Face Slender Suit in Downtown Case
A leading Democratic figure sues a downtown city official for defamation and slander. Attorneys are retained on both sides with possible settlement. If unresolved, the case may proceed to trial in court and a retraction reportedly issued.
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Comarl
Onlander
Inter
Wfterstood
Law
Hundreds Attend Orphan Asylum Outing Planned in Asbury Park
The thirty third annual benefit outing for Eli orphan asylum spans Asbury Park and Ocean Grove with hundreds expected to attend. Tickets sold briskly with trains planned for Elizabeth and Roselle routes, returning by 5 PM. Adult tickets listed at 50 cents and children at 25 cents.
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Eli Wth Orphan Asylum
Loar
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Jansaured
Sin HI
Roselle
Mora
Flizabeth Station
Miz Hethport
Spring Abreet
Elizabeth Nyenive
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