Willcox arraigned in fatal Halloween case at Westheld
Harold N Willcox of Westheld pleads not guilty to manslaughter in the Darling child death after a Halloween prank. Bail set at 5000 dollars. Miss Hart, charged in Elsie May Ernest Anderson case, attends court with others arraigned. Several defendants plead not guilty to related charges as bondsmen posted. Trial dates fixed for February 9 and 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold N.willcox
WestHeld
Tast
John Darling
Willcox
Vail
Darling
Winlip H. Mahan
John.a. Dormai
Mary Hart
Elsie May Ernest Anderson
Hart
Mime Hart
W. R. Wilson
Ernest Mintel
Thomas Doyle
Frank Maley
Rahway
Mintel
Doyle
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Kentucky
Aeaa
Aat
Dewn
Nurday
Mintel, Sr
Dersme Bondeman
Edward Urban
Motley
Wee Ales
Shieh Sy
Doyle and
Matley
Peter Angelo
Elizabeth
Patelna Company
Wallace Patolia
Cranford
Malicioua
Patrick McQuade
Joge W. Chubb
Willa Keller
Mant Trecano
Elih
John McBride
Thomas Wearren
Plainfield
L. Bolee
Ball
Marty Anderagn
Central Railroad
Builty
Anderson
Guessing Case At Police Headquarters Goes To Court
A puzzling case at Police headquarters centers on Carrie Guessing accused of aiding an escape. Officers Reile Tyr and Kelper bring her before Judge Mahion, with testimony provoking laughter as words blur and a crowded scene unfolds. The judge, assisted by Meyer and Keiper, adjourns amid lighthearted remarks as Carrie is taken away in a patrol wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iardera
Tien
Stereately
Biarken
Carrie Court
Jmeyer
Keiper
Sven
Carris
Ars
Extradition of Wood Delayed in Murder Case
Plainfield reports indicate Mrs George H Wood wife of the suspect in the Watchung sleigh murder is in Warrenville aiding defense. County Detective Totten says extradition may be delayed to end of week due to Trenton business. Wood identified by Watchung residents and Freeholder Demler. Williams buried at Coontown Cemetery with services at Watchung and Coontown churches. In New York Wood arraigned before Magistrate Pool. doctor notes a nail scar behind his ear that causes pain when touched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
George H. Wood
George Williams
Watchung
Warrenville
Pollack
Wood
Williams
Edward Whitten
Totten
Somerset County
Trenton
Demler
New York
Will. Joe
Coontown
Wilson Memorial
George Bowers
Bowers
Coontown Road
Pool
Centretreet Court
Frank A. McGuire
New York City
Sone
Devel
Servant Girl Suspected of Religious Mania Committed
Lizzie Balent of 146 Inalee place was temporarily jailed on a charge of insanity. Employed as a servant, she exhibited religious mania for days, required restraint, and papers were prepared for admission to Morris Plains asylum. transfer likely tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Balent
Inalee ‘Place
Oorlain
Morris Plain
J H JOLLY HURT IN ICE SLIP
John H. Jolly of 24 Atlantic Street slipped on ice Friday night and broke his left arm between the shoulder and elbow. He was assisted home and a doctor was summoned. Jolly has been employed as a part master at Essex Lodge Masonry and is a member of Lucinda Chapter and Volunteer Lodge Knights of Pythias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Jolly
Atlantic Street
Dr. Mravlay
Jol
Essex Lodge of the Masona
Lucinda
Knights of Pythias
Obituary for Mrs Mary Hulskampar in Flint Street home
Widow of Richard Hulskamper dies at her Flint Street residence aged in the flat year. A longtime city resident of fifty-two years, she outlived her husband by forty-one years. Member of Germ Lutheran Church she leaves two children Ex-Freeholder W Hulekemiper and Miss Julia Holskamper and Mrs Eliyn Kenny. Funeral services set for Wednesday. Also yesterday death of Ellen Kenney wife of Cornelius Kenney of 14 Smith Street, with one son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hulskampar
Mary Hulskamper
Richard Hulskamper
Flint Street
South Park Street
Eliyn Kenny
Ellen Kenney
Cornelius Kenney
Smith Street
Reign of Slush Struggles with Subway and Snow
Severe winter weather disrupts trolley service in Elizabeth as ice and sleet hamper movement. Posts show mail delays, police on alert, and crowds facing slow commutes while Singer’s factory workers struggle with impassable tracks and apocalyptic conditions. Snowfall records blaze past 1889 levels, with eight inches already on the ground and March possibly breaking the 1880 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anon
Greater Elizabeth
Maii
Benea
Dwaya
Begn
Frances
Singer's
Noch
New York
Newark
McKinley Club Monthly Meeting Set For This Evening
The McKinley Club will hold its regular monthly and quarterly meeting this evening. Reports from standing committees and officers will be received along with recommendations from the fiscal committee. A new pool table, recently purchased, will be in readiness for member use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Club
Aoe Lal
Excise Commons
Specials At Lever Pam Ee Offered On Tuesday And Wednesday
Specials listed for Tuesday and Wednesday include staple specialties with hundreds of other iced tabla. Space limits cause abbreviated notes. staff will attend to exact requests promptly.
Beatie FD Elisabeth Avenus Reported in DR 108 Whyisman
A fragmented notice references Elisabeth Avenus in DR 108 Whyisman with unclear context. The readable text repeats names and locations but lacks concrete actions or dates for a fuller summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whysman, É
Beatie FD
Elisabeth Avenus
Trees In Wireless Telegraphy Debate Spreads
Lumbering theory from Major G O Squier of the United States Army Signal Corps suggests using trees as substitutes for aerial wires in short distance wireless telegraphy. He argues that feed trees could radiate signals with less clutter and fewer wires, though practical hurdles remain. The discussion touches on needs in forested or barren regions and contemplates improvised methods such as kites or other aids to support conductors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. 0. Squier
United Stated
Army Rignal Corps
Mtaa
Santos
Ice Packed Newark Bay Halts Dock Entrance Reopened
The Newark Bay ice pack breaks up slowly as thaw begins. Cracks form and hummocks drift, but the bay remains largely frozen with four foot ice in places. Sailors report navigation impeded and the Singer dock entrance blocked by ice, a rare condition save for historic storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark Bay
Bayonne
Gold Watch for Judge C. P. Mahon
Judge C. P. Mahon received a gold watch found in his left vest pocket and a note from his daughter Mary A. Mahon. The gift, a Sedan brand piece with a poetic dedication, brought smiles to the court as the judge presided over cases. Shadow, a theater mystery solver, had previously failed to locate the missing timepiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahon
Mie
Mary A
Father
Juage
Shadow
Lees
Mary A. Mahon
New York
Jacobs Theatre
Trolley Car Collision Injures Driver at Nir Streets Corner
A Lyons Farms trolley car was struck by a rain field near Nir streets at 6:40 PM Saturday. The driver was thrown from the wagon and taken to the hospital. Shafts were torn from the vehicle and a bone injury reported as serious though not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons Farms
Nir
600 Women Clash at Rostoff Factory in Revolt
A St. Petersburg telegram reports 600 Rostoff women storming the Novikof factory, forcing work stoppage. Police routed the demonstrators. several women were killed or wounded before Cossacks dispersed the crowd with knouts. Priest urged workers to quit agitation and return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Rostoff
Novikof
Antonious
Putiloff Iron Works
Commodore Dooley Hosts Euchre Night With Prizes
Commodore Dooley of the Shinfane invites Screen Club members and friends to his 150 Second Street home for a Thursday euchre game. A long prize list includes a yacht voyage, banjo, wine, whiskey, books, furniture, and various oddments with souvenirs for all players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodore Dooley
Shinfane
Screen
Second Street
O'Donovan Rosen
United Frint Man
Tell of
Macaulay
Chancellor Dock
Cork
Port Bank
Tom Moore
Roosevelt
John J. Sylvan
Wagner
Trolley Car Upset Kills Six in Mountain Villa
A GA trolley train carrying sixty six workers derailed and overturned at Mountain Villa. Six people died and several others were injured or missing. Rescue teams evacuated survivors as investigators began assessing the wreck and cause of the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mownt Villa
Everrore
Fragmentary classifieds and garbled items on sale
A damaged OCR fragment lists items for sale including names like Genuine Hard Upper Lobien and Burning Coal Aigo Tree and references Jofersom Ave Distiet DN H EPATEIS. The text is incomplete and unreadable in parts but signals a mixed ad page with miscellaneous goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suet LD
Lee Speech Displeases Kaiser in Eastleigh Dinner
Ruthie Lee of the British Admiralty spoke at Eastleigh on Tuesday evening warning that Britain must watch France but fear a northern threat. The speech sparked tension between England and Germany and prompted a protest note to Lord Lansdowne. Several English papers urged Premier Balfour to consider reshuffling the civil lord of the admiralty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Ruthie Lee
Admiralty
Eastleigh
Baylams
England
Germany
Wasperor Willian
von Buelow
Lord Lansdowne
Waatteier
Lee
Great Britain
France
Baelle
Rnough
Severnl
Isnaland
Balfour
Prohibition Conference in Trenton Meets Monday
Prohibition party leaders in New Jersey plan a two session conference at Library Hall Trenton on Monday February 14 with state executive committee oversight. National chairman Charlen T. Jones will attend along with Rev Jamon Parker former gubernatorial candidate who will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition Party
Library Hall
Trenton
Charlen T. Jones
Jamon Parker
Prohibition
Anniversary Committee in 1880 Elizabethtown Battle
The centennial anniversary of the Battle of Elizabethtown on June 8, 1880 was celebrated by the Veteran Zouaves. A citizen committee appointed by Mayor Peter Bennett included James Ogden as chairman, city officials, and officers of the Zouave unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown
Zouaven
Peter Bennett
Joseph EH. Grigr
Provident City Council
James
Ogden
William R. A. Coleman
John W. Benseks
Domeph HH Od. Atyrante
W. Odiome
Moore
A. Conley
Col
John Keron
Fale Mohr
J Gerber
Frank W. Bauer
Daniel Wolf Rkeil
Charles A. Schmidt
William Styler
J. Madison Drake
Joseph G. Ogden
Harry (. Austin
William Eekernon
Henry Zimimer Rua
Edward McManus Hosts Dinner For Builders Of New Residence
Edward McManus son of Joseph McManus of McManus Broth er is building a fine house on Stiles Street near Chilton Street. He invited Nicholas Kelmig Alexander Kerr Ira A. Pullen Wm Fowler and H C Wilton of Fowler and Wilson and the contractors to Duhmen's hall on Font Jersey Street for a celebratory dinner. Speeches were given, songs sung, and congratulations offered for his hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaward McManus
Joseph McManus
McManua Brothen
Stiles Street
Chilton Street
Duhmen
Duhmen's Hall, On Font Jersey Street, He Invited To Meet Him, Nicholas Kelmig
Alexander Kerr
Ira A. Pullen
Wt. Fowler
H. C. Wilton
Fowler and Wilson
Honga
Ntoris
Mr. McManus
Police Court Notes On Loiterer Transfer And Letter Case
Tharles Matthews armored man found loitering near Central Railroad station was turned over to Overseer for translation to Bridgeport Conn where he had come to visit friends at Plainfeld. The case of Rene Dillon at 80 Franklin Street charged with sending sinister letters to Miss Talbot at 64 First Street was adjourned by Judge Mahon until next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tharles Matthews
Central Railroad
Eckerson
Bridgeport
Conn
Plainfeld
Rene Dillon
Franklin Street
Wend Sianderouh
Josephine ‘Talbot
First Street
Judge Mahon
Too Much Discipline At Wak Rally With Guild
Reported in New York Times as Lee Fairchild nicknamed spellbinder stumping with Lieutenant Governor Guild during a Mananehuaerte campaign swing. Rally at Wellesley drew college girls and townspeople. Fairchild spoke past the 9:10 curfew, extending about ten minutes beyond, provoking the student body to march out in formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Fairchild
Mananehuaerte
Guild
Wellesley
MH College
Besin
Fairchild
General Guild
Californan
New York Times
Ansaeecady Wave Feature in Journal Pages
The Journal's pages evaluate Witenwakt Advertisers as the Semeyie net sharial for their cards to the pable reading system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansaeecady
Semeyie Net
Witenwakt
Metre Hill Hero Dead in Japanese Assault
A front dispatch reports General Matsumura, famed for leading the Metre Hill assault, died from brain congestion after a decisive Japanese win at Port Arthur. He is noted as a division commander in recognition of his service. Russians evacuate Songchin burning stores and suspend northwestern Korea operations. entrenchments near Chantan south of Mukdon repel minor attacks.
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Tokio
Matsumura
Deal
Port Arthur
Songchin
Tokin
Korea
Chantan
Mukdon
Machuantzushan
House Votes Swayne Answer Irrelevant in Impeachment Row
Washington February House adopts a resolution regarding Charles Swayne’s answer to impeachment charges. The managers for the House were instructed to inform the Senate of the action, asserting the sworn denials and answers were irrelevant and insolent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Charles Swayne
Board of Managers
Cane J Swayne
Senate
Wall Street Tendency Mixed In Early Trading
New York February 6 The stock market opened with a mixed tone as investors weighed unfavorable bank statements toward gold exports and a pending railroad bill. Declines appeared but were offset by gains in Metropolitan securities and local transportation shares while government and railroad bonds held steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
House of Representatives
Met
Tone
Met. Securities
Man
Penitentiary Preparations Linked to Fraud Case
Warbington district reports two year sentences tied to post office frauds. A pardon petition for Samuel A. Grail was presented to the President today by Representative Cassell of Pennsylvania, amid ongoing arrangements involving Machen Associates and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warbington
D.C
August W. Machen
Deorme BM
Lorenz
Dilarth
Samuel A. Groff
Suledeee
Bamdel A. Grail
Representative Cassell
Penanyivanie
Samuel Gummere May Get the Berth in Morocco Appointment
Washington reports an amendment offered by Senator Dryden to appoint an envoy extraordinary and plenipotentiary at Morocco with a $7,000 salary. Samuel Gummere of Trenton is expected to be named consul-general at Tangier and appointed to the new mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gummere
Washington, D. C
Drydey
Aelding
Morocco
Samuel Guaumere
Trentes
Tangiers
Naison
Franco American Parcels Post Emphasis and Talks
Paria Feb Gen Schallenberger, a postmaster in the United States, discusses Franco American parcels post with postal authorities. The meeting aims to improve service and clarify new rules for cross border parcels between France and America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Schallenberger
United Suiten
Pacels Post
Servian Cabinet Resigns Over Worldly Troubles
Belgrade Servia reports the Serviens cabinet led by Grouiteh with Nie Puchiteh as minister of foreign affairs has resigned due to aguck troubles. The move follows political turmoil in the government of Servia this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Servian
Belgrade
Servia
Serviens
3. Grouiteh
Nie Puchiteh
Unclear business training ad with scattered names
Fragmentary OCR shows a business training item mentioning young people, a store named Gothine, Crawford Shor, and a ladies’ tailor. Also references a hair massage product or service and fall line items. Content is garbled and requires clarification for a coherent summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Gleem
Gothine
Miron
Garper
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Fl. N. Willcox
J. H. Jolly
Proumonis
Kinley Club
Lever
Roy Es of
Peas Beare
Singer
C. P. Mahon
Cadi
Professor Gughrue
Septigg
Merve
Rett Street
Wolke Ese
Dhe Jodral
Sling Mb Aet Jarvey Vdreet
Pit Esi
Russia
Czay Nicholas
Jaroniaw
Simbrrsk
Kursk
Peter the Great
Veopren
Commodore Dooley's
Jofersom
Kaiser
Prohibition Conference
Edward M'Manus
Metre Hill
Songohin
Swayne
Wall Street
Machen Associates
Rapid
Seal
Iroud
Tireet
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