Goff Indicted Second Time In Plainfield
John J. Goff of Pajntichl faces a new indictment for keeping a dis orderly house. released on $500 bail for trial February 13, with security by J. Logan Fay. Goff previously faced liquor and license issues. Plainfield officials and Chief Kiely tied to the case amid reformist scrutiny. Jonah P. Miller pleaded guilty to a math assault and battery indictment with a February trial date set.
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N.C. J. English
Code Bar
John J. Goff
Pajntichl
Shim
B. Wilson
J. Logan Fay
Goff
Dinige Vai
Plainfield
Kiely
Mainfeld
India
Esrive
Jonah P. Miller
Stokes to Attend St Patrick's Dinner Banquet
Colonel Collins and Councilman Nugent invited Governor Stokes to the Friendly Bows of St Patrick banquet set for Saturday evening March 17. The governor agreed to attend but declined to hint at remarks and said he would read up on the history of the patron saint before the event.
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Coleonel Collins
Nugent
Stokes
St. Patrick
Friendly Suns
Obituary: Dagar Erichsen Dies At Six Years Old
Dagar Erichsen age six years and seven months daughter of Mack and Elizabeth Erichsen died at Satu at her residence on First Avenue. Funeral services led by Rev Christian G. Fischer of the German Lutheran Church were held yesterday with burial at Idle and Linden Park. Numerous floral tributes marked the interment.
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Dagar Erichsen
Erichsen
Mack
Elizabeth Erichsen
Firat Avenue
Christian G. Fischer
Linden Park
Cornet R
Harsh Winter Dips Mercury Below Zero With Frigid Night
The article notes a brutal cold snap with temperatures dropping to one below zero and a high of 30 degrees the previous day. Pedestrian and residents struggled with wind and exposure as officials warn about ice safety on reservoirs and caution readings from Oliver Drake’s thermometer show 2 to 19 degrees fluctuations.
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Howe
Grand
Oliver & Drake's
Han Hin
Cold wave grips New England and Mid-Atlantic states
Washington reports a cold wave extending through the New England and Middle Atlantic regions with temperatures ten to thirty five degrees below normal. Light snows fell along the lakes and southern upper Midwest, followed by clearing. warnings posted from Noctol to Hatteras.
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Washington
New England
Middle Atlantic
Rocky Mountains
South Atlantic
New York
Suro
Kentucky
Lower Lake
Upr Lake
Newland
Staten
Ste
Vljerner
Allentic
Bates and
Werner
Atlantic
Noctol
Hatteras
Singer Stock Title Dispute Brought in Court of Chancery
Abi suit in the Court of Chancery seeks to establish title to 5774 shares of Singer Manufacturing Company stock once held by the late Isaac M. Singer’s wife and left in trust for heirs. An order at the instance of William Schoege and Joseph I. Ryan directs defendants to appear to determine ownership amid a clouded will. Most defendants are members of the Singer family.
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Abi
Court of Chancery
Singer Manufacturing Company
William Sohege
Joseph I. Ryan
Isaac M. Singer
Singer Fames
Headless body found in cellar in Windsor N J
The headless body of Free man Harvie, a farmer from Ellershoure, was found partly under potatoes in his cellar with the head in a bag. Victim reportedly slain with a sharp object in the kitchen and dragged to the cellar, as neighbor reports led to an investigation. Stanley, found hiding in a mill in Hartville, was brought to jail.
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Windsor
Freeman Harvie
Ellershoure
Stanley
Hartville
Bether Harvie
Wen
Harvie
Thomas Brink 18 Still Unconscious After Incident
Thomas Brink 18 remains unconscious after an incident on Friday night. Authorities reported a woman at 61 Ral Avenue was involved, with details and exact cause still unclear. Local responders transported Brink for medical evaluation.
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Thomas Brink
Ral Avenue
Beulerara Dear
Aes
Iin Maas Wines
Seearus Uy Hie
A Kiss That Made Trouble In A Tenement Row
A quarrel over a fifteen cent debt led to a violent confrontation in a New Jersey tenement. Landlord Balzano investigated water issues, an argument with tenant Mrs Deering escalated into a scuffle with Mrs Theresa Morton. Deering was hospitalized after a wave of hysteria and a heated exchange. Authorities discharged Balzano.
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Third Avenue
Elizabeth General Hospital
Pasquale Rbalzano
Mary Deering
Balzano
Theresa Morton
Wagner
Elisabeth
State Dinner Aboard U S Mayflower for Roosevelt
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt will dine aboard the U S Mayflower tonight with the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Bonaparte. Guests will be seated in the cabin where Roosevelt recently met the Russian and Japanese plenipotentiaries. The ship is commanded by Lt. Cmdr. John T. Long and lies at the navy yard wharf. A hooded gangplank will ferry the party to the vessel where they will be greeted by Mr. and Mrs. Bonaparte in the decorated salon.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Navy
Bonaparte
President Hoovevelt
Inteogdford
John T Long
Navy Yard
Uenté
Lawmaker seeks probe into People's U Bank fraud order
Representative Campbell of Kansas introduced a resolution in the House directing the Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads to investigate the reversal of a fraud order against the People's U Bank of St. Louis. The inquiry aims to determine if officers were given an opportunity, if the order was issued lawfully, whether it should be reversed, and to suggest amendments to fraud order laws.
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People's U. 8
Washington
Campbell
Kansas
People’s.u. §. Bank
St. Louis
Navy Secretary Approves Midshipmen Dismissals
Washington February 6 The Secretary of the Navy approves the recommendation of Superintendent Sands of the Naval Academy in the matter involving Midshipman Richard Co Melvin of general? and Midshipman Geo H. The incomplete avowal notes disciplinary action at the academy with dismissal outcomes for specific cadets.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Sands
Naval Academy
Af Iipman Richard
Co. Melvin
Enerpa
Eed
Midshipman
Geo
Ex Gov Yates Campaign Scandal Linked Act
Ex Governor Yates campaign committee faced a scandal today as investigators allege improper conduct. The report notes a questionable act tied to a statue and references a named figure in the ongoing inquiry.
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Yates
Wheeler and Wilgon and Binger AF Jiolland Dried Stren
Jiolland Dried Stren heads the joint Wheeler and Wilgon and Binger AF venture, marking a notable collaboration with focus on grain processing and allied aviation fuel refinements.
Voorhees Considered For Vacant Judgeship
Rumor from Trenton says Governor Foster M Voorhees would accept the vacant circuit judgeship once offered by ex governor Stokes. Reports note Voorhees recently resigned from Bankers Life and was seen with Stokes, but verification was not available as Voorhees was not at home to confirm.
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Jorney City
Foster M. Voorhees
Stokes
Voorhees
Bankers’ Life Insurmen Company
Fener
Gillespie Moves Pennsylvanian Merger Inquiry
Representative Gillespie of Tiras proposes a House resolution and ICC investigation into alleged mergers among coal carriers including Pennsylvania, New York Central, B&O, and Philadelphia and Reading. He argues these carriers restrain trade, limit coal from Virginia and West Virginia fields, and block competition to Washington and New York markets.
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Washington
Gillespie
Tiras
Pennsylvania
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad
N. and W
Philadelphia
Reading
New York Central
New York
Atlantic Coast
Virginia Capes
New England
West Virginia
Red Star Company May Quit Antwerp
The Revie Maritime prints an interview with Red Star Steamship Company’s manager about the River Aglieldt condition. He warns that slow operations and poor lighting could force New York liners to use Heystaurmner port, 2.5 hours from Hrunseta, causing a heavy loss to Antwerp.
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RED Star Company
Antwerp
Frussel
Ed G
Revie Maritime
Red Star Steamship Company
Aglieldt
New York
Heystaurmner
Hrunseta
Chattanooga Police Guard Surrounds Court for Ed Johnson Trial
The Chattanooga police and guards surround the courthouse as Ed Johnson, a Black man, is tried. Morning tensions rise as guards disperse several men and boys amid a tense courtroom scene.
Runaway Freight Trains Speeds Down 14 Miles Into Helena
A freight locomotive plunged down a mountain incline near Helena, Montana, colliding with a passenger train. Five people were killed and three injured, including Express Messenger Jerick, who died after being trapped. Rescue teams freed others as flames lit the wreckage for miles and the two trains were annihilated. The incident halted near the summit, with survivors noting miraculous escapes for some crew members.
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Helena
Tezick
Edward
Eft Brown
Express
Jerick
Hik
Shanes
Gincer
Ely
Gimsenger
Asea
Rocky Mountain
M Terrific
Eastbow
Lawson Meets Governor Cummins in Iowa Insurance Probe
Thomas W. Lawson of Boston arrived in Des Moines for a conference with Governor Cummins regarding the Iowa insurance investigation. He was joined by F. E. Monnett former Ohio attorney general N. B. Broward Florida governor Fremont Older and several Boston newspaper men. They were met at Rock Island station and driven to the Chamberlain.
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Des Moines
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Forday
Cummins
Iowa
Monnett
Ohio
N. B. Broward
Florida
Fremont Older
San Francisco Bulletin
Cumming
Rock Taland Station
Chamberlain
Fowler Bill for Clean Money Introduced in House
Representative Charlo N. Fowlerhaa introduces a bill to provide clean money. The bill would allow worn or mutilated currency to be returned to the Treasurer of the United States and be exchanged for new money without requiring identification or specific expertise from the exchanger.
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Charlo N. Fowler-haa
United States
Roosevelt kin seeks $5 million fortune claim in Boston
An article reports Boston claimants including Harry Gordon Batford, city engineer and Roosevelt cousin, pursuing a $5 million fortune tied to a distant ancestor. The piece mentions a legendary New York area property bounded by Wall Street and Pearl Street and references other historical links and dates in a garbled account.
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Roosevelt
Boston
Feb
Harry Gordon Bataford
Atomi
New District
Veastiin
Fire destroys house on Cabin Branch road in Anne Arundel
A fire this morning in Anne Arundel county, seven miles from the city, burned a house on Cabin Branch road. Authorities reported eight Black people were involved in the incident and the blaze caused extensive damage. Further details were unavailable.
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Baltimore
Cabin Branch Road
Anne Arundel County
Blaze Devours Skyscraper Floors In New York Fire
A fierce blaze raged through a New York skyscraper damaging the hookbindery of Frederick Co Stegenmen and the Erving Press on the same floor. A tenth floor art collection belonging to a wealthy owner was ruined. Water damaged the DC Heath publishing firm and the editorial rooms of Dude PLA Collies & Seng.
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New York
Une Parke
Kauitir Avenue
Il Adamo
Brederick Co
Erving
Firemen Injured In Philadelphia Blaze At Market Street
A stubborn morning fire at 404 407 Market Street gutted a four story building on Market Street formerly housing Glice Hull & Company. Three workers were injured including Charles Vandegrift and Edward Luning. two firefighters were among the injured. The fire damaged contents, estimated losses at 80000 dollars.
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Philadelphia
Charles Vandegrift
Twenstieth
Dimond
Pennsylvania Hospital
Melaughlin
Bexemian
Yuon Whiter
Enward
Valencia disaster inquiry beam reports limited progress
Victoria February 6 a Canadian government inquiry opened into the Valencia disaster. Berend Omlcer Peterson of Valencia testified no observations were taken but soundings showed the steamer struck after six hours. He estimated sixty to seventy passengers aboard and urged rescue lines and a modern lifeboat to approach within reach of the Valencia wreck.
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Victoria
B.C
Valencia
Berend Omlcer Peterson
Valensia
Wall Street Stock Market Rises Amid Broad Advances
New York trading opened with broad gains as most issues rose through the morning. Great Northern climbed to a new high after a strong start, United States Steel advanced, and Reading showed a sizable increase while Canadian Pacific weakened. Government bonds held steady while other bonds slipped. the market reflected optimism around Lincoln's Birthday events.
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New York
United States
Canadian Pacific
London
City Visit Pushes Dock and Lighting Bills at Trenton
Union County officials urged state action on a public dock project and local lighting plants during a Trenton visit led by Comptroller Bennett and City Attorney Connolly. They pressed for repeal of Hillery tax law and sought support for a two percent assessment basis as they discussed bonds and water front development with Senator Ackerman and Assembly members Tillman and Peterman.
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Ernest R. Ackerman
Wymen Tillman
Cucker
Trenton
Bennett
Connolly Aid Council
Nasgent and Stein
Union County
Ehen
Hillery
Thue
Friends of the
Assembly Chamber
Peterman
Rahway
Onlin
Ackalls
Tucker
Cosy Corner
Trenton Holme
Mr. Tucker
Amsemblyman Tillman
Elizabeth Ahold
Ontorney Connally
Milcabeth
Feisis
Pesejon
Sinken
Mbar
Stokes
Marlin
Voorheas
Celowallinn
Tange
Vacancy for Second Assistant Chief in Plainfield
A vacancy exists for the office of second assistant chief in Plainfield. The terse notice mentions two persons for consideration, Townley and Caplaies lags, with unclear roles. The source text is garbled but indicates a local tax collector or related administrative position and a call to fill the role.
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Plainfield
Ted
An Jr
Air
Second Aesistant
Townley
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