Cron Settles Out of Court After Damages Suit
Mrs. Whedon and daughter Mina Whedon sued Peter Crowlavel for injuries from a September auto crash on East Torwy Street near Bat Scott Place. The grand jury had indicted Cron for speeding and improper brakes. he was convicted and sentenced to thirty days. The case settled with suits discontinued after defense by Abe J. David.
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Mina Mavi’ L. Whedon
Flimleth Avenue
Peter Crow Lavelev
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Lanyer
M. Kelly
Whedon
Wy Cron
East Torwy
Bat Scott Place
Cron
Madison Avenue
Mia
Wirdon
Wall
Counsul
Abe J. David
Trenton
Cribal
Cribal Error— At Suce Rolenced
Welty
Peel
Iha Sivi Pasen
Public Service Trolley Passes Policy Yet Unchanged
The Newark Board of Public Works will not accept future trolley passes as mentioned. Previously the company sent a book of tickets each year and renewed allowances, with a requirement to return transportation books offered by the company for 1906.
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Public’ Service
Newark
Distant kin of Mrs Rhodes passes away at age ninety four
Rahway born Mrs Rhodes dies at home of her great granddaughter in a long life that began near Rahway in 1800s. Her family moved to Michigan as a child, her father departed soon after and a Jersey City letter told of his wife’s death. Four children were improvised on a horseback return journey with two younger siblings carried by a bearable accident, marking a quiet farewell at 2 30 PM on the day.
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Dee
Bes
Joseph War- Tra Rhodes
Max
Fred Peters
Albert Atrest
Michigan
Beore
Jersey City
Ohce
Jourche
Unger
Gilbert Jrating
Claxebrook
Biederwolf
Bieder
Wheeler
Cheiat
Ottiey
Brother Hamilton
Court term opens in January with county officials
The January court term will commence Monday with County officials in attendance. The gourt session will include routine matters and preliminary proceedings as listed in the official notice.
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Gourt
Ueda County
Widlon
Girl Thought Dead Recovering From Trance At School
Viola Anderson of 792 Fay Avenue was believed dead after a trance like episode, but is reported to be recovering. Her Cherry Street School classmates sent a wreath for a funeral they thought would occur, and the girl saw the wreath soon after regaining awareness. Attendance for Monday was canceled due to fumigation. the child was believed to have had diphtheria.
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Viola Anderson
Fay Anvenue
Papilla
Me Vloaing
Downtown Republican Club Adopts New Dues Plan
The Downtown Republican Club begins a firmer, monthly dues structure with over 200 members, about 75 of whom are active enough to qualify as regulars. The group aims to elevate governance and expand activities, planning a January general meeting to formalize the new basis and ensure central meeting space away from other party events.
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Toeib
Ctsh
Seadership
Republican Party
Prio
Orguniention
Eathers
Grand Army Hall
Teachers Bazaar At School No 7 East Jersey Street
The Teselfire Club opens a bazaar in School No 7 on East Jersey Street this evening to raise funds for the needy. Tomorrow evening features concerts and an operetta with Miss White and others, plus a drawing for a sewing machine and a display of fine dolls and gifts. A calendar sale adds to the attractions and a Christian tea is planned as part of the event.
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Teselfire
Behool No
Jersey
Alia Sunde
Dewht C Morris Dead Former New Jersey Legislator
DeWitt Clinton Morris died in Bergen County after a stroke at 97. He served in the New Jersey General Assembly and represented Elizabeth district, with prior service in the war of 1812 and the Mexican and Civil Wars era. He was a longtime lawyer and local official, active in Bergen Point politics and state affairs. He was a Presbyterian and married in 1872, leaving a family of ten, two surviving. He received an autograph letter from President Roosevelt recently regarding the Belect Club.
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Morris
Whyvelock
St. Micheabeth
New York
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Morin
Fis Iy
Cold Harbor
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New Jersey
Teaily Feader
New Fieagh
Cedar Park
Bergen County
Bergen
Jes
Hudson County’ Board of Chosen Freeholders
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Philip
Dougherty
Fizabeth
Morrid
United States
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Bayonne
Lincoln
Herrin Firat
Richard
Aldrese
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Dayton
Roosevelt
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Aylor
Gra Scott
Morrie
Westminster
Thor Howe
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Youngson
Renchie
Keer
Ani
Christ Hans
Korr
Dr. Cobb
Elizabeth
Cath
Binterwell
Five Buried in Tunnel Collapse at New York Worksite
In New York City on Mee 21, a section of false work at a Pennsylvania Avenue tunnel under the North River collapsed, burying five men and injuring about twenty others. Two hundred laborers were knocked into panic. rescuers pulled the five from the debris and rushed them to Bellevue Hospital.
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Twenty Third Street
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Bellevue Hospital
Three Persons Overcome by Gas in New York
Three individuals were overcome by gas in a Roosevelt Hospital area incident in New York City. Two victims died while a third remained in critical condition at Roosevelt Hospital. Emergency crews responded and the situation was under investigation.
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New-York
Roosevelt
Hugh Watt Found Guilty in Private Detective Case
Hugh Watt found guilty of conspiring with a private detective to threaten and hinder the divorce proceedings of his wife. The court heard Watt attempted influence and contact aimed at obstructing legal actions. Watt, who soon after married Lady Violet Beauchamp, faced a prison term as part of the sentence.
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Orther
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Violet Beauchamp
Jie
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Atlantic Doctor- Lost Wirelein Company Station at Gelifte NJ
New York dispatch reports that George F. Phillips, a tuber laden explorer, ran unboat at 9 o clock in the morning near Bay Head. The crew were taken off the vessels by Win Brodgett’s crew and aided by Bay Head station crew.
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Wirelein Company
Gelifte
N. J
George F. Phillips
Bay Head
Win
Brodgett
Wall Street Notes in Washington Market Turmoil
Wall Street reports a wavering trading day with heavy selling in New York Central and declines across many stocks after a liquidation move. Prices fell 1 to 2 percent in several issues while arbitrage brokers described dull, cautious activity and limited buying by institutions amid varied government bond behavior.
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Cinna
Witte Tegmance
St Sepport
Teil
Bi. Paul
Tragedy at Swanstroet Boat When Husband Kills Wife
At Swanstroet a captain aboard the Norwalk steamer killed his wife then shot himself after a quarrel sparked by her intention to leave. The wife’s mother witnessed the scene as the couple, married three years earlier, faced looming separation. The husband died instantly, and the mother’s account confirms the sequence and motive.
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N.Y
Tle Lake
Norwalk
Aml
Meyer
Revolt and Riots Shake Russian Cities
A chaotic dispatch from St. Petersburg reports massive revolts and panicking crowds across the Baltic region. Riots erupt in Yaroslav as workers seize factory control, threaten officers, and demand revolutionary action, while in Kronstadt troops mutiny under stern threats.
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Yaroslav
Petersburg
Gene
Ofan
Roredon Vet Xoremkin
Russia
Em. Hoyer
Kranwtedt
Steamer on Fire Near Abcon Life Station
A steamer on fire at sea south of Abcon Life Station was observed with life savers deployed. Report cites a near disaster as the vessel, described as a finest quality car ship, faced flames. Unclear names and coordinates.
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New Jersey
Wenpart
Abrecon Life Station
Tor
Svennio
Parting at Revival Ends With Farewell Address
At the old First Church a large revival service led by evangelist Biederwolf concluded with handshakes and thanks. Ministers, choir, and volunteers were praised for their efforts, and Biederwolf urged ongoing faith and unity as attendees departed.
New York Street Shop Adopts Unique Name Change
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at a street shop updating its name or branding at a third street address. The unreadable text references orders, rates, and a person or brand named Nic Feld, but details are unclear.
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Nic
Third Street
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