Hains Accused by Lawyer in Murder Case
An attorney for Captain Peter C. Hains warns that a full public release of the case will follow. The defense cites insanity questions and the tragedy’s impact on Hains and his family, detailing witnesses, statements, and the potential names involved while stressing the potential for a controversial legal fight ahead in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telneraph
York
Ronke
Mra Haing
Jean F Jyelotyre
Peter C. Hains
T. Jesking Mains
Wil- Wart F. Annis
New York
Faine
Annie
Annis
Fiewilinewes
Aretain
Clarence Patt
Long Island Sty
Peter
T. Jenkins Hains
Hoth
Cate John
Melntyre
Hains
Darwin
Annte Adrai
Mains
Tailors Strike in New York Demands Pay Raise
About 1200 members of the United Brotherhood of Tailors struck in New York after a general executive board order. Three thousand more could join within a week if demands for higher pay are not met. Tailors seek uniform pay by the piece and a raise of cents per item. Currently workers are paid by the week or by the piece, with receipts deemed too low and weekly earnings below last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York
Tleven
United Brotherhood of ‘Tabore of America
New York
General Executive Board
Taifora
Erica
Union
Democratic Excursion Outing Boosts Collins Backing at Burlaly Hotel
A large Democratic gathering at the Burlaly Hotel precedes a coastal excursion to Witsel's Grove. Over 1,200 attendees boarded the Steamer Shrining, with $3,000 raised by 10 am, and rumors of a Collins picture in a canvas-wrapped package to be unveiled at the grove. Local notables including John Sauer and James B. Martine led efforts as out-of-town figures arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witsel's Grove
Burlaly Hotel
Broad Atreet
James B. Martine
Plainfield
Penie- Eae
Guneral
Collins
Wig
John Sauer
Zier
Poole
Jefferson
Aor
Biscay
General Collins
Burkely
Ollie Junes
Kentuety Y
Newark
Martine
Cavert
Walter H. Hetfield
Movement Against Irresponsible Contractor Meeting Held
A meeting of the Lumber Dealers Association of New Jersey convened last evening at the Kensington Hotel Plainfield. Principal business focused on resolutions denouncing contractors and addressing responsible practices. Attendees represented multiple towns and discussed reform measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumber Dealers” Association of
New Jarcey
Kensington Hotel
Plainfield
Reeolution Stortet Ale Trrewponaibie * Sintractors
WIEDA FILES DIVORCE ACTION IN ELIZABETH
Divorce petition filed by Wieda against his wife on statutory grounds names Albert Grieb as respondent. The parties, well known in Elizabeth, are described as frequent visitors to the city. Case references marriages and dates from 1904 and earlier, with grim notices implied by the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Grieb
Elizabeth
Train Strikes Wagon. Man Injured at Pina Crossing
A wagon driver, Conroy, was hurled about twenty feet when struck by a Central Railroad train at the Pina crossing. He sustained serious injuries and was transported to Alexian Hospital with wounds dressed. The gatekeeper escaped injury though inside the wagon was demolished. Dairy Company wagon involved. no witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Railroad
Pina Trent
Conroy
Gatgman
Connor
Alexian
Dairy Company
Almieta
Contoy
Bond Issue For No 88 000 School Recommended
The Board of Senos voted to recommend to the City Council the issuance of initial bonds to the extent of 880,000 for the new school at Het No 3. Renet states that to itions the con for the construction of the build. Byrnes Paints Company of this city arrangements were mate for the issuance of initial in the eum of 08 for feeling Oe escapes at Pere It Eis Atmo Saas Hri Sum Optical Co Sat Specialists 820 to 5.20 Our ene rapists coecaliet now here Stete mar-Perera eptie rete ee 4 Teale moe so yihiy and sicth atreets es cvs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senos
Teat Méning
Iisuanes
Het No. 3
Re Byrnes Paints Company
Pere
Governor Johnson Renominated Despite Opposition
Minneapolis dispatch reports Governor Johnson will accept renomination for governor by the Democratic convention after earlier statements against it. Separate from Minnesota events, William J Bryan congratulated Johnson and indicated confidence in a potential victory for the third term candidate, noting party unity. The coverage notes Bryan’s cautious stance and ongoing campaign chatter amid political maneuvering and press attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toldarspsth the Journal
Minneapolis
Minn
Johnson
Sioen
Wendinfanthon
Fairview
Lincoln
Neb
William J. Brym
Minnesota
John Johnson
Bryan
Ling
Ce Party
Beyan
Mack
Tal
Chicago
Howe
Naplz & Rough Sider
Winnai
Pawapoper
Sven
Des Moines
Atwood
Kansas
Debe
Fog
Mysterious Woman Separated From Daughter In New York Search
Police probe the mystery of a woman identified as Pe Worn held at the county jail after a weekend in New York shopping with her daughter. Witnesses say she asked for directions to the Sixth Avenue elevated line but learned no such line exists nearby. She believes she will meet relatives and asserts she came from New York City or State, while authorities await a ticket to learn more.
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Vander
Chars
New York City
State
Sixth Avenue
Bhewan
Cane
Yak
Newrae
Mon- Vo Park
New York
Jersey man hurt in trolley crash injuries
Harold Power, 28, of Montirelia Avenue City, and his wife Mrs Power were injured when a trolley collision on the curve at Columbus Avenue and Berkeley Street threw them from their seats into the street. Powers sustained internal injuries and facial and abdominal trauma. Mrs Power's injuries were not confined to the bed. The couple were being treated at the hospital with Power expected to recover.
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the Journal
Boston
Harold Power
co _Montirelia avenue
City
Ris
Nevero
Powers
Hada
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Struck by Engine Injures Balachua Man at Local Yard
An incident on Broad Street injures Clemant Balachua while a machine operated by a yard supervisor. Office hours listed. contact details and timing indicate a daytime inquiry into the accident.
Sherman visits Oyster Bay during campaign finance talks
President Roosevelt successor and National Chairman Hitchcock arrive to plan campaign fundraising to replenish coffers. Sherman aims for Hughes renomination while discussions with Foraker and plans for nationwide fundraising drive are reported.
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Oyster Hay
Roonpvelt
James 5
Sherman
Frank Hitchcock
Hughes
Foraker
Tt In
Sheldon
Hitchcock
Clever Bunco Nets Over $80
A school teacher, Samuel Eliner of 418 Court Street, was swindled in a bunco scheme involving a Dickinson Lithuanian and a Hebrew man. The conman offered to buy Eliner’s jewelry for cash after claiming the stones were valuable, but left with the goods and staged a complex bluff to attract another buyer. The incident led to police involvement as the parties pursued restitution and the whereabouts of the imitations remain uncertain.
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Samuel Eliner
Court Street
World Goold Watch
Jamuther
Biiner
Lionas Neal
Chicago
Clor
Eimer
Te Baie
Elmer
Rome
Rte
Hier
Miiro~ment, “Wouldn’t Mr. Ellner
Elmner
A.M. Friet
Fm Jeweler
Firat Street
Kim Chat
Doctor Whitehead Ends His Life at Hotel
Dr Rufus Be Whiteland of Elisabeth New Jersey shot himself in the head with a .38 revolver at the La Fayette Hotel in Portland Maine. He left a note for his brother in law Harry E Warnecke saying he was too tired to travel. The 36 year old physician had come to Maine for a vacation and was affiliated with Elizabeth General Hospital. He had spent time in a sanitarium for a nervous disorder and his parents lived in Westfield.
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Tournal
Portland
Rufus Be Whiteland
Elisabeth
N.J
la Fayette Hotel
Arthur Waett
Hla Brotha Ravel
Harry E. Warnecke
A.M. Mack
Whitehead
Ovdesk
Weats
Field
Bla
ELOPERS MARRY IN JERSEY CITY BLURB
Martha Pollock Slade formerly of Booth Broad avenue Jersey City and James F. Deamond of Port Jervis New York were married by Justice of the Peace John Flocher on Pevonia Avenue. Slade told the official she is 26 though appearing older. Deamond reported 36 and works for the Long Island Rail Road. The ceremony was quiet as they traveled from Jersey City to wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Pollock Slade
Booth Broad Aftet
James F. Deamond
Port Jervia
Justice ‘of the
John "Flocher
Pevonia-avenue
Benen
Mine Slade
Josely
Minn Blade
Jersey City
Justice Fischer
Deamlond
Gs Momenconger
Long Island Railroad
Normal conditions in Springfield now normal conditions in Springfield
The report notes the First and Fourth Regiments and parts of the Third and entire Pitth Regiment departed today as fifty witnesses await indictments. Last night was quiet and business is resuming, indicating a return to normal conditions in Springfield.
Francis See ek fasts and poultry te Sa ef at ceive proksit
A fragmented notice references a Dr EPQTEIN and addresses an event on Aveawsn Tel with a date 2-8. Details are unreadable but imply a public or medical notice involving poultry and a prosthetic or process. Further readable names include Francis and EPQTEIN in a terse urban notice.
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Francis
Ceive Proksit Fieton
Tels
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Hhains
John F. McIntyre
Ayer Iein
Jall Phyelcian
Mr, Reins Af Homa
Satan ‘Caery
Oma
Parente Innterviewem
Frederick Tac Norton
Libbey
Annis Almyer
Ion
Nehiool
Likantratge
Busi
Grove
Hotel Burkely
Wieda
Bjerg
Odin
Gov. Johnson
Worm
Lin
Coln
Jeon
Dana
Jerseyman
Hurt
Sride
Herold Powere
Clemant
Ene
Mat
Broad Street
Oyster Bay
Bunco
DR. Whitehead
Maine
Elopers United
Justice of Peace
Himwell
Ride
Springfield
Epqtein
Aveawsn
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