Conspiracy case opens with hush money claims and bribes
The defense contends Malph Marone is innocent as Allan Strong leads to prove the Ho token shipper did conspire to defraud Barrett Manufacturing. Testimony centers on Kitchell Spencer alias Kitchell and a pattern of bribes alleged through 5000 dollar loans and weekly payments as cross examination reveals details of complicity, with Marone denying acts of bribery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollasing Joige Atwater
Mhat
Allan Btrong
Malph Marone
Hotoken
Barsett Manufacturing Company
Aoluiels
Chitchell
Marone
Spencer
Kitthelly
Kitehl
Kitehell
Kitebell
Kitehel
Manine
Jral
Marine
Craig Marsh
Marsh
Witpel
Staud
Kitchell
New Sewer Work Begins in City Construction
Local authorities start sewer improvement project in the city. The endeavor plans to replace old lines and clear nearby properties for the new system, affecting several houses and surrounding areas during the works.
Lewis Reelected in MNES Election
In a local contest, Lewis secures reelection amid a fractured vote. Pet names appear in OCR noise, but outcome confirms Lewis’s continued leadership and support within MNES.
Bay State May Lose Control of the Boston and Maine
Hartford reports J Billiard of Meriden filed a Connecticut Legislature petition seeking to authorize him to own and transfer Boston and Maine securities. The move is seen as retaliation against public supervision and could shift control away from Massachusetts toward Connecticut, where the New York New Haven and Hartford operates. Billiard recently held 110000 B and M shares and could transfer ownership under the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Billard
Meriden
Boston & Malne
Owton & Blaine
Massacmisetts
New York
New Haven
Billiard
Boston & Maine
Woman Survives Carbolic Acid Incident At Home
Mrs. Tessie Pasko, 20, was rushed from 33 Pine Street to General Hospital after swallowing carbolic acid. Doctors restored her consciousness, and she is expected to recover. Unclear if act was intentional, as husband and sister in law offered little light. The husband, who speaks little English, visited the hospital and appeared relieved at news of potential discharge tomorrow.
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General
Pine Street
Tessie Pasko
Walter Pasko
Mra. Pasko
Certiorari and Sunday Selling Cases Filed in May
Complaints filed against John Samartin a bottler of 221 First Street and Thomas Sawicki of 216 Brot Street holder of tun ium and tavern license allege beer sold on Sunday January 17 and pace om ta bal before the Excise Board. A certiorari proceeding may be instituted with eleven witnesses subpoenaed by the city. Complainants in Sawicki case include OByes and McCrackin of the local police department. in Samartin case detectives Matson and Muleabey are involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Samartin
First Street
Thomas Sawicki
Brot Street
Bern
Samaltis
Micers O' Byes
McCrackin
Awiekiv
Matson
Muleabey
Lincoln centennial tickets offered at local firms
Roselle and Elizabeth residents may reserve seats for the Lincoln centennial at First Presbyterian in Roselle and distributed outlets in Elizabeth. Rewalt's drug store in Roselle and Marien's store handle sales. Mackey's drug store and Vrobwein's drug store in Elizabeth also listed. Meat tickets will be ready for distribution soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roselle
Sekai
First Presbyterian
Rewalt’s
Mitchell Will Remains at Old Stand
Fragmentary notice states R. J. Mitchell will remain at his old stand. The brief item references Mr. and a meeting or entry in the Journal without clear context or complete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Mitchell
Old Stand
Six Month Sentences for Local Youth Robberies
Prosecutor Walter Hotfelt pressed multiple charges as Judge Atwater sentenced George Reike to six months in county jail for holding up and robbing eight year old Murray Tucker on Elizabeth Avenue. Peter Romeka and William Pitchell were sent to the State Home for boys after burglary indictments. Alex Larsen’s case was postponed. Reike’s youthful record drew attention as Cantor, owner of a Elkh Avenue coal yard, pressed the complaint.
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Adistan
Walter Hotfelt
Fondera
Atwater
Cenrge Reike
Murry Tucker
Elizabeth Avenue
Peter Romeka
William Pitchell
Reike
Rahway Reformatory
Alex" Larsen
Rahway
Young Ticker
Adolph Cantor
el H Avenue
Cantor
O'Brien
Attwater
Reformatory
Romeka
Pitchell
Hetfield
Romeks
Williamson
Start Kindergarten at Day Nursery
A fragmentary report describes the establishment of a kindergarten at Elmaeetion with the Egenolt Day Nursery. It notes the belief that a child's environment is the greatest educator and urges public support for kindergartens while discussing juvenile reform funds and the role of kindergartens in shaping youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmaeetion
Egenolt Day Nursery
Elizabeth
Tee Aa Nic
Rand
Eltingan
Train Crasm Ills Two eK Magic the Fominst
Train Crasm Ills Two is a garbled OCR snippet. The readable fragments reference a train event and names such as eK Magic and Fominst, but no coherent actions, dates, places, or outcomes are discernible. The item resembles a fragmented news blurb with no verifiable facts to summarize meaningfully.
Binns Rival's False Alarm on Fire Report
Fall River reported a wireless panic aboard the Wall River steamer Providena when a false C Q D message claimed Providence on fire near New London. The alarm caused a brief scare with no fire and minimal risk as the vessel reached port. Captain Rowland said the electric line grounding sparked the confusion and most passengers did not hear the alert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Fall River
Mass
Medala
Wall River
Providena
New London
Providence
Wes
Rowland
Fleet Officers Sit in Qualtrough Case
Gibraltar February 3 The court martial of Captain Edward Qualtrough of the battleship Georgia began aboard the Louisiana. He is charged by Rear Admiral Wainwright with conduct unbecoming an officer and appearing intoxicated at a dinner hosted by Minister Gummere. He attended in full uniform without his award, surrendered it to Lt Commander Kline, and today's session identified key officers. The panel includes Rear Admirals Schroeder and Potter and several captains and lieutenants from the Louisiana Georgia and other ships. The defense is Qua trough’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Fournald
Gibraltar
Kline
Wainwright
Washington
Ale
Schroider
Potter
Niles
Louisiana
Hubbard
Minnesota
Murdock
Rhode
Osterhaus
Connecticut
Vreeland
Kamans
Williams
Oftver
Harrison
Robison
Kentucky
Collmgel
Eleventh Juror Drawn To Sit In Cooper Trial
Nashville February 3 jurors drawn for the murder trial of Col Cooper Robin Cooper and D Bhaty as Edward Ward Carmack case proceeds. Juror No 11 Jack Fruitigen from Paradise Ridge qualified. attorneys clash with frequent rebukes. Defense conference decides defendants may testify in their own behalf in what may become a capital case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Ene Ag
Col. Cooper
Robin Cooper
Dh D. Bhaty
Edward Ward Carmack
Whitworth
Paradise Ridge
Tennesse
Marpad Han
Staud
Death of His Wife Triggers Illness in Man at Morris Place
Michael Cahill of 115 Wall Street faced the loss of his wife and became ill. He was moved to the county jail yesterday for a sanity examination, with five officers escorting him from his home to Morris Plain. He left his seven children in protective care as authorities prepared to proceed with the confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frantie
Michael Cahill
Wall Street
Wan
Morris Plaine
Gen Alleged River Prate
Police report a Gen involved in an alleged river prate incident charging a bin with Tatpeny. Detailed specifics are unavailable in the readable text and authorities have not released further statements or names.
Post Office Construction Sealed Bids Sought in Washington
Sealed proposals for the new post office building at North Broad Street and Westfield Avenue are invited within the next month. Copied drawings and specifications are available from Postmaster Chartock or the supervising architect in Washington. Bids close at 3 oclock PM in March and work is expected to start in April after contract award.
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Lar
Duke Ross Taylor
Treasury Department
Waatington
D.C
Postniiier
North Broad Street
Weatfield Avenue
Im the
S Journal Today
Tizabeth
Rom
Chartock
Washington
Otelock
Lumber schooners reach Central wharf after ice damaged voyage
The Jame E. Righter and Hugh Kelly arrived at the Central wharf at 10:20 AM after rough seas and ice. George Breeves, mate of the Jame E. Righter, fell on deck and was hospitalized. The Hag Kelly grounded on a sand bar for nearly 24 hours before relief. The Jennie E. Righter carried 156,000 feet of yellow timber, while the Jame E. Righter’s cargo totaled 495,000 feet. both were towed to port by the Orion and London tug before dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Jame E. Righter
Hugh Kelly
Central Wharf
George Breeves
Hag Kelly
Jennie E. Righter
Beardiet Manson Marine Cor
Yellowpine
New York
Gee Road
Oriog
W. P. Gray
Ugh
Jennie FE
Righter
Wan
Jennie
Lincoln Exercises Gift Pupil Cards Arrive for Schools
A city wide Lincoln exercises program will place bronze tablet reproductions on one side of a card given to each pupil. The card bears Lincoln's Gettysburg inscription and lists battles and figures on the reverse. Rev Joseph Beferoo is scheduled to speak at School No 3 exercises.
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Lincoln
Gettysburg
Joseph
Our Friends the Trees Lecture by E A Mill
A lecture on preserving Elizabeth’s trees as a key city attraction is set for Saturday evening at the Dens Christian Association Hall. The program seeks to awaken broader public interest in tree preservation and the urban streetscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Mill
Elizabeth
Vy Dens Christian Association
Judgment Confirmed by Judge Vail in Circuit Court
The court confirmed a judgment today by Judge Vail in the Circuit Court, awarding a sum of 25,000 dollars to the plaintiff. Details are scant in the excerpt, but the ruling affirms the prior judgment and concludes the case at the circuit level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vail
Aman
Qualtrough Charge Confirmed to Capitol
Washington dispatch reports official confirmation that Captain Edward Francis Qualtrough of the battleship Georgia is to be court martialed. Rear Admiral Sperry forwarded the authorization. the charges allege intoxication and unbecoming conduct at a reception hosted by Mr. Gaitmere, the Austrian minister in Tangiers, last Saturday night.
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Washington
Edyward Francis Qualtrough
Georgia
Sperry
Gaitmere
Avierech
Tangles
Tae Telat
Lawissens
Ee W. Bling
Alice
Geangin
Capitan Qualtraugh
New York City Fire Destroys Piano Factory
A massive blaze in New York reduces the Newby and Evans piano factory at 135th Street to ashes. Firefighters struggle for water pressure as the flames spread to the Decker and Sune planing factory next door, causing about 200000 dollars in damage. The fire rapidly engulfs adjacent structures, threatening more properties.
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New York
Newby and Evans
Aith Street
Decker & Sune
Reformatory Head Likely Mr J Irwin Rahway Session
Members of the Rahway Reformatory Commission meet at the institution to name a successor to the late Captain Joseph Martin. Prominent candidate Major Charles W. Irwin faces a salary question of 43 000 a year and possible competition from George Morrin and Frank B Moore. The outcome hinges on salary terms and formal investigation.
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Rahway Reformatory Commission
Reformatory
Joseph Martin
Charles W. Irwin
Torcerarie i
Gieorge Morrin
Hermfeld
Irwin
Frank B. Moore
Prnnij
a + lis
Mlbo
Alsc
Tod Spartal Popariat
Ax Iin
Fire Commissioners Favor Auto Engine
The Board of Fire Commissioners met last night and praised the automobile engine tested in the city last week. They expect to recommend to the City Council an appropriation for the line purchase of such engines. Chief Gerstung backs automobile apparatus and favors its prominence in the department. he warns that the force may be reduced if purchases are not needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Fire Commissioners
Inter
Gerstung
City Attorney Urges Purchase of Two Motor Fire Engines
City Attorney Janes C. Connolly recommends the city buy two motor fire engines to station centrally and respond to all fires. She notes a recent test impressed her and argues two units are needed in case of accident to one or both engines, ensuring better emergency readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes C. Connolly
S Connolly
Silent 7 to Make Big Hit Says Elisabet After Play
Performers set their parts and announce a post show dance. The note highlights best service to California and hints at a major upcoming performance by Silent 7 with Elisabet confirming the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silent 7
Tm Elisabet
Decapitated by a Flyer on the P R R
Rahway February 1 Wendolin Leber 54 a resident of 94 Fulton street foreman at a Jersey City grain elevator was crushed and mutilated after stepping onto a Pennsylvania Railroad flyer at Milton Meyerside crossing. Train speed about fifty miles an hour. Leber died en route to Jersey City. Widow Miss Sarah Hulse and son survive.
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Rahway
Wendolin Leber
Fulton Street
Pennayllvania Railroad
Jersey
City
Am Eenthound
Pennsylvania Flyer
Milton Meyeride Crossing
van Interrey
Jersey City
Abe
Leber
Flyer
Cha
Uasiaristete
Carteret
Fentive Tr
Bly En
Sarah Hulse
Charles
David B. Durham
Postpone Settlement of Spencer Estate Overdue
The final settlement in the Spencer estate was postponed in Orphans Court before Judge Atwater. The case, pending over a year, involves Ann Spencer Plassfield fate and the late Anna Spencer testatrix. The estate sale value ranges from 30 000 to 40 000 dollars with a two year delayed accounting filed by Fred T., grandson and beneficiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spesene Enlatz
Judge Atwater
Ann B
Plassfield
Anna Spencer
Dpal
Extevirix
Trix
Fred T
Testetrix
Wall Street Briefs From The Telegraph Style
Wall Street roundup reports on market activity during a February session. Mere York provides a telegraph style update noting onlies and trends in early trading with brief comments on price movements.
Pig related remark appears in poor OCR text
Fragmentary readable phrases cite a pig and remarks about dementia or Beverner Whe. The passage is garbled and lacks a coherent event, date, or identifiable proper nouns to anchor a news item.
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Hush Money
Hall
Kitchel
Morker
Thomas Hall
Barrett Company
Cuney Island
Harrett Company
Barrett
Eme
Nie
Sven
Baway
MNES
Lewis
Bay State
Bj& M
Sister-in-low
Gay. Freer Epen
Screen Club
Romera
Charitay
Cme
Lotte
Sheireone
Cooper
Qualtrough
Capitol
New York City
Mrj. Irwin
California
Eee
P.R.R
Wall
Mere York
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