Venzio Found Guilty by Jury in Local Case Deliberations Continue
A jury declared Venzio guilty after six plus hours of deliberation in a State case against Michael Vensic accused of writing a threatening letter to Father Fercetti of St. Anthony's Chapel demanding 8800 in death threats. Judge Aywater presided as witnesses outlined handwriting and language issues in testimony. The defense claimed Daniels did not author the letter, while rebuttal witnesses testified to inconsistencies and translations.
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Beshich
Agenor
Michael Vensic
Father Fercetti
St. Anthony's Chapel
Eoant
Resistent
Norman
Venzio
Daniela
Reine
Daniele
Savers Witnesera
Verio
Engiiah
Newark
Edward H. Bohwarts
Deane
Daniel
Unclear OCR Entry At Police Headquarters Gusts Evidence
Fragmentary OCR text appears from a police headquarters scene with garbled names and actions. Distinct entities are unclear. cannot determine concrete people, actions, or outcomes from the legible words provided.
Tunnel Accident Kills One Man at Pennsylvania Railroad Site
A tunnel accident near Homestead reportedly killed one worker and injured two others. Rescue crews removed the victims to a hospital where doctors fear further fatalities. The crash occurred as smoke filled the tunnel shortly after a tar fire.
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Terug
Turing
Bey
New Jersey Folks Injured in Wreck
In Pittsburgh a Pennsylvania Railroad Atlantic express wrecked in Union Station yards at 7 30 am. Mrs R Stevens 70 from 15 Stanley Road South Orange N J was tossed from her Pullman seat and injured internally after hitting the opposite berth. Authorities cite a frozen switch or too rapid a throw as the cause and list several other injuries among passengers.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Atlantic Express
Union Station
Mn. R. Stevens
Stanley Road
South Orange
N. J
Beitern Partons Ines Tention
Nertonary Sts
Mary D
Mortons. X
Neo ‘City
Liquor License Purchase and Illegal Sale Case
A court case describes a person charged with buying a liquor license for $25 and selling illegally. The record mentions a juvenile involvement, a plea, and postponement with trial date unclear, with references to a weapon seizure and police proceedings.
ELIZ Commercial College News Brief
Fragmentary OCR notes mention ELIZ and a commercial college with unclear context. No readable dates or events. Names or organizations remain uncertain. coverage details are not established.
Plan Confab To Honor Democratic Leader Katzebach
Democratic County Committee plans a reception next Tuesday evening after its regular meeting to honor Frank Katzenbach the Democratic candidate for Governor in the last election. Prominent Democrats from across the state are expected, with aims to strengthen party unity and set the date for the primaries to elect a new county committee. Music and refreshments planned. invitations issued for a large gathering.
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Meni
Frank &, Katzenbach
Wea
Katasabich
Ttan
Diamnnet
Tttalty
Jerry City
Democrat Prince
Ynty
Khow
Trial of Poti Patra for shooting mistaken thief
In a court session the trial of Poti Patra of Cramtoed Township proceeded over a confusion tied to a lantern and limb injuries. Companions Hancock and Ferrara were present as witnesses and the defense argued the shooter acted under belief of pursuing a thief.
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Poti Patra
aGigik
Hancock
Ferrara
Bigent
O 'Toom
County Tax Clerk Deadlock Holds Up Appointment
A deadlock over selecting a successor to William Townsend Jr. as County Tax Board secretary stalls action. Factions back Henry H. Drake and G Bar rett Littell as tempers flare, while Edward Taylor continues duties. no decision expected before the twentieth of the month.
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County Tax Board
William BR. Townsend, Jr
Pininfeld
Henry H. Drake
Comity Tax Board
G. Bars + rett Littelleen
Tttell
Edward ‘Tylor
Gale C. Pollard
County Board of Taxation
Tafts Excursion Ends in Sadness
489 Telegraph from St Petersburg reports Secretary Taft and party leaving for Berlin at noon. He will spend a few hours in the letter city tomorrow evening available for a brief stay. Taft asked the American ambassador to omit entertainment in his honor due to his mother Mrs Loules M Tutt of Millbury Massachusetts being seriously ill.
Owned Jersey Stocks Left by Rich Husband
Cable dispatches report the death of Mrs Ruth Herthe widow of Thomas Nevine, a major stockholder in New Jersey rail interests. The brief note mentions Nevin Ber 203 and references Mather’s leadership of an unnamed firm, with ties to Transatlantic steamship lines Mauretania and others.
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Jersey
Telegrapa
New_York
Ruther N. Herthe
Willow
Thomas Nevine
New Jersey
Trelley Line
Curtis
Cestle
Takahira Chosen for New US Ambassador Post
Washington reports from Tokyo say Mogore Takehira, former Japanese minister to the United States, has been appointed to succeed Vincount Cohna as supreme embassy head. The dispatch notes the tentative selection and expected formal approval abroad.
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Teheereph
Sue Jearnat
Washington
Tokio
Mogore
Takehira
Paprnecs
United Sates
Hax Ber
Seroceed
Vincount Cohna
Sepueme
Sernion
Tian
Fragmentary note on tax collection and dates
A partial, unclear OCR text mentions taxes, an agent, a bank, and dates around December and end of the year. The readable items are scattered and include references to a watch and a December deadline without coherent context or identifiable names or places.
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Ee Maar Agente
Fe Tk Bank
Waterways Boost Expected In $50 Million Plan
Delegates at the Rivers and Harbors Conference cheer a proposed $50 million yearly appropriation for ten years to improve the nation’s waterways. Governor Glenn of North Carolina urged broader waterway development while President W. W. Finley of Southern Railway supported large-scale federal action for transport and economic needs.
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Washington
Burton
Ohio
Rivera
Urtent
Hutton
Wienij
North Carolina
Airoada
W. W. Finley
Southern Railway
Finley
Chicago Republicans motion on forthcoming question
Fragmentary note reports Indianapolis party committee voting on a Saturday matter. The terse item hints at a Chicago Republican context and a procedural vote without detail on the outcome or specific issue.
Jersey City Lawyer Nominated for U S Attorney
Telegraph report notes John Vreeland of New Jersey District 7 is among nominees for United States Attorney as part of today’s Senate consideration.
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Jsensey
United States
Journal
Flag Raigio
Benatether
John Vreeland
New Jersey
Rew Jareey
Maritime voyage plans shift for Alabama carrier
Telegraph dispatch from New York reports early December plans for an unfamiliar armored ship and fleet movements. The Alabama and another vessel are slated to depart for Hampton Roads with readiness at the Brookings Yard. The rendezvous point is set ahead of the next phase of the operation near Snare Roads.
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Journal
New York
Mary ‘Yard
Hampton Roads
Falls Dead in Senate Doorkeeper Story
Telegraph report from the Journal Washington describes a doorkeeper at 1 Connecticut Avenue who collapsed and died of heart failure at the age of 76. The incident occurred as officials entered the Senate building.
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Senate
Tie T Berard
Connecticut
Alten Nee
Sieg
Three New York Fires Endanger Firemen in Tower District
Telegraph report details three fires in New York's Tower section on December 6. One person died, thirty firefighters faced peril, and dramatic rescues of women and children occurred as smoke overwhelmed seven firemen. Losses approached $50,000, with fatalities possible.
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Journay
New York
Fragmentary Sermon Sparks Jail Mention in Somerville
A damaged OCR passage shows a preacher and a Samerritk figure whose remarks during a sermon led to a jail reference in Somerville. The text suggests caution was ignored and hints at an immediate legal consequence, with garbled lines about a sale and other disrupted phrases.
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Somerville
Italian from electric chair case heard in Trenton
Documentary evidence was presented to Governor Bitken today by Alyah A Clark of Somerville and Father Carter of Rutland regarding Salverio Di Giovanni. The study seeks clemency or reprieve ahead of an execution set for next week. The Giovanni family is described as weak-minded and prone to epilepsy. A conference with Supreme Court Justice Bergen is anticipated before a final decision.
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Trenton
Dee
Bitken
Alyah A.clark
Supreme Court
Bergen
National Bank of Commerce Fails in Kansas City
The National Bank of Commerce of Kansas City Mo fails after being ordered closed by the Comptroller of the Currency. Officials state the failure stems from large calls on deposits and limited ability to meet them, with hope for depositors to be paid in full if solvency is restored.
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Kansas Clif
Bank of Commerce
Lirgvnt
Miswouri River Valley
Bradley Bank Examiner
Fageley
Juvenal
Waabh Dev
Kansas Key
Comptroller’s
Nations Bank of Comiperce
Kamas City
Baok
Borat
National Bank of Commerce
Comptroller’s Office
Mauretania Expected to Establish Transatlantic Record
Telegreny reports Mauretania due at 8 oclock tonight to set a new eastward trans Atlantic record. The vessel Mauretania left New York for Liverpool in late November and is currently west of Mastnet with a reported speed around 5.307 knots.
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Telegreny
Queenstown
Der
Mauretania
Eestablish
Wor
New York
Nock
Big strike starts at St. Petersburg
Telegraph report from St. Petersburg describes widespread employee walkouts as a show of solidarity with fifty four protesters, including thirty seven Doume members, amid charges of high treason. The piece mentions attempts to rally workers, arrests by secret service agents, and a looming confrontation with authorities.
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ST. Petersburg
Bt. Petersburg
Pefereburg
Doume
Fowler Leaves Burton Out of Currency Bill Drafting
Washington dispatch reports Chairman Fowler of the House Banking and Currency Committee announcing the draft group for currency legislation. Members named are Fowler of New Jersey Prince of Illinois Calderhead of Kansas Lewis of Georgia Gillespie of Texas, excluding Burton of Cleveland. Prince is absent to attend Senator Smith’s funeral. no meeting before September.
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Washington
Chdairman Fowwler
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Fowler
New Jersey
Prince
Illnois
Calderhead
Kansas
Lewis
Georgia
Gillespie
Texas
Burton
Cleveland
Senate
Gemator
Jolaeee
Prefect Bankhead
Sears of Tong
Predad
Mot
Moune
Wall Street After Kan City Bank Failure Mania
Telegraph report notes Kan city bank failure impacting New York trading. News circulated before official publication as traders absorbed unsettled quotes and revised stacks, prices spiked briefly then steadied amid uncertain market sentiment.
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New York
Kan Ma City
Abeanaas
Piuag
Garoner Backs Lee For County Clerkship
Trauiea Det Congresswoman Jane Garéove supported by Senator Edward Lea of Atlante county met the Gala upon Goveesor statement of the slate Clerk fbeaxior Lee's claim.
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Garoner
Lee
Trauiea
Jane Garéove
Becator
Edward &, Lea
Atlante County
Tata
McManus Bros Offers Sensible Furniture Toys
Turbulent OCR text describes a limited listing of sensible furniture toys at McManus Bros. It mentions toy sets, price notes, and department display spots with references to Lavvy Epirus and others in a fragmented historical context.
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McManus Bros
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