Cooper's Ball Fixed at $1,000 in indictments arise
A crowded arraignment session at Quarter Sessions saw Ernie Cooper, head of the Normal and Industrial Institute in Union Township, charged with assault and misrepresentation as prosecutors seek $1,000 bail. Other defendants faced counts of larceny and battery with trials set for February 17, while several plead not guilty or await further action.
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Ernie Cooper
Normal and Industrial Institute
Union Hip
Atroci Aus Anaault
Mra. Touliat Lang
Cooper
Wea Nhs
Lang
Engih
Jud Atwater
Thal
Edward Nugent
Aho Noonan
Mra
Elen Martindal
Peter Jefferson
Sarah Coons
Kearjorie Rose
Rehway
Bare
Georga ‘M. Prinses
Rahway
Edward Nuegent
Patrick Carberry
Alice Bohabert
Scotte
Anol Schleimers
Ethan Batetst
John R. Dickinson
Gustave Turner
Vinnie Tyndall
Westfield
Joseph Margerio
Charles Pawlick
Frank Brown
Pisinfield
M Satoh
Cheap Ice Promised For Next Summer In City
Reports say ice companies have large operations cutting clear blue ice twelve inches thick for delivery next summer in this city. Estimates claim prices may be cheap, with Elizabethtown Ice Company and others expanding works at the reservoir and river sites to meet demand. Local businesses advertise educational and frame services alongside promotions in union college advertising pages.
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Teemon
Resson
Elizabethtown Joe Company
Alec
Beblasee Sree
J. B. Faitoute
Fire damages home in 4 bedroom residence
Fire at 740 Grier avenue caused about 1000 dollars in damage to the room of origin and nearby furnishings. The blaze was detected after smoke circulated to the lower floors as units from Box 131 and nearby Box 28 arrived. the fire did not spread beyond the starting room and walls. The home is insured.
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Thomas Niehal
Grier Avenue
Central Railroad Buys Freedman Estate in New Jersey
The Central Railroad is the reported buyer in a transfer at Long Branch and East Jersey. Joseph Freedman sold to real estate agent William Stein for 26000 dollars a three story brick building once housing a retail grocery. Stein acted for a New York man linked to the Central Railroad, which has rapidly expanded its Long Branch holdings and nearby land near tracks.
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Tha ‘Central Railroad
Long Branch
East Jersey
Joseph Freedman
William Stein
Freedman
Stein
New York
Central Railroad
Central
Kohlenberger
Elizabethport
Voorhees 1S Receiver for Moody Corporation
Judge Grove appointed Foster M. Voorhees receiver for the Moody Corporation in U S District Court Saturday afternoon. The receiver, under a 25000 bond, will oversee contracts and assets reportedly exceeding 140000 in liabilities and about 100000 in assets. Attorneys Leavitt Atwater and Robinson Carey represented creditors and partners seeking such action and discussed potential organization of a new company to assume Moody’s liabilities.
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Judge Grove
United States District Court
Yatturday
Foster M. Voorhees
Moody Corporation
Leavitt & Atwater
Attornya
Brufecher Brothers
Lauimarding-Devine
Ite Naset
Witt & Atwater
New York
George Robinson
Robinson & Carey
Ite
Voorhees
Leavitt
Mine Explosion Claims Dozens in Porthood Coal Daze
Telegraph dispatch from Halifax reports a mine explosion at Porthood North that kills about a score. Seven bodies recovered. ten miners believed trapped and dead. Officials fear higher toll as rescue work continues.
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Halifax
Porthood
Three Men Killed in Railroad Freight Incident at Kittanning
Three men Samuel Salliday John M Miller and August Hatter were fatally struck by a Buffalo and Allegheny Railroad freight train in Kittanning Pennsylvania on February 7. The account notes the victims were attempting to escape an oncoming train but were unable to avoid the incident.
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Kittaning
Buffalo and Allegheny Railroad
Samuel Salliday
John M. Miller
August Hatter
Great February Sale At Elmira Commercial College Furniture
A fragmented notice highlights a February sale event at Elmira Commercial College featuring furniture. It mentions sales terms, location in New York, and references to Mary and Elizabeth in a dated local context.
Board Grants New Licenses Amid Ineffective Rule
The Board of Excise met yesterday to consider new licenses and license renewals. William J. Kenely obtained a license to run an inn and tavern at 112 114 First Street, previously a furniture store owned by John McNamara. The once ineffective prohibition on new licenses remains in force only as a formal rule, with past attempts failing. Other renewals and transfers included Ewald Broeker, Balvatero Savarello, Valentine Balling, August Schmidt, Stanislaus Holang, and Mabelle Chap, while several bottling licenses were reassigned or renewed at various addresses.
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Board of Excise
William J. Kenely
First Street
John McNamara
Excise Board
Ianvenus O'Bonnell
W. J. Kenely
Excise
John P. Kenely
Martin Kenely
Ewald Broeker
Elizabeth Agenit
Balvatero Savarello
Green's Great Sale Anticipates Bigger One Tomorrow
The Journal reports Green's loss sale a great success and previews a larger sale tomorrow featuring a wide range of goods. Advertisements promise coats, dress goods, shoes, and clothing, with entries from New York suppliers and novelty items amid patriotic themes.
Chinese Girl May Enter Wealthy St. Louis Home
Murray Carleton a St. Louis millionaire and foster father of a Chinese girl plans to invite her to join his family upon her summer graduation from Sung Kong school. If she stays in China the Carle ten family will visit and she may become a missionary or remain in China as a potential heir to their household.
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Tournal
Lous
Murray Carleton
St. Louis
Chineee
Sung Kong
St.’ Louis
China
Auger
Berallet
Women Face Severe Jobs Shortage Says Trade Union Leader
New York February 7 The Woman's Trade Union League reports unprecedented difficulty for women to secure work in all trades amid a financial crisis. Secretary Helen Marot cites skilled women and those in white collar work as largely unemployed, with men also hit but less impacted. Census data show one in three families lacks employed members. Marot predicts improvement within ten days as manufacturers respond, making it easier for seamen to find work.
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New York
Woman's ‘Trade Union League
Toulny
Misa
Helen Marot
Charities and Commons
80-Ciety
Mina Marot
Jajor
Miza Marot
Ara Trerendu
Mies Marot
Ork i
Oil Plant Inquiry In Linden Towship Aims To Assure No Nuisance
A Board of Trade special committee visited Superintendent Black of Stupard Oil in Linden township near Bayonne to inspect plans for a new plant. They sought assurances on odor, smoke, and gas controls, with Black promising that city health and business would not be jeopardized. The committee will report at the next Board of Trade meeting and will release no results yet.
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Aleck
Black
Board of Trade
Grand Market Opens Saturday at Morrla and Westfield Aves
To the public I will open tomorrow Saturday February 8 the Elke Market at corper Morrla and Westfield avenues featuring Gretchnas line of meats poultry and provisions, your patronage appreciated. Phone George P. Lodering. Also ads for bedding and cushions from manufacturers and other goods at 1143 Washington Street Tul K&R 213 Broad Street. A find indocement sais rege ee ee
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Elke Market
Corper Morrla
Westfield Avenues
Gretclnas
Ten Injured as Pennsylvania Rail Car Wreck Near Franklinville
Ten passengers sustained injuries when the second section of a northbound Pennsylvania Railroad flyer wrecked near Franklinville, twenty one miles north of Olean. A relief train with physicians and railroad officials shifted to the scene, tending wounds before continuing, with several seriously hurt including Wilson Guggenheimer and W. Townsend among others from Buffalo, Washington, Toronto, Chicago, and North Tonawanda.
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Olean
N. Y
Pennsylvania Railroad
Franklinville
Cal
Felay
Corpa
Physiciana
Ralread
Buffalo
Wilson Guggenheimer
A. OC. Neill
W. Townsend
Washington
P. Clawson
Toronto
W. C. Blore
Chicago
W. Kilmer
Eugene de Klolat
North Tonawanda
Czarina s health worsens after assassination report
Telegraph dispatch from St Petersburg dated February 7 notes King Carlos and Crown Prince Luis of Bulgaria killed. Czarina Neuro nasthenia leaves her bedridden and unable to bear mental strain. Physicians urge her to leave Russia for Riviera treatment while family accompaniment is being arranged. Premiers warned of security during possible move.
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Petersburg
Carlos
Luis
Jugal
Eve
Riviera
Stolypin
The
Riviers
Casring
Morse Disappearance Sparks Wall Street Rumors
Reports from New York indicate Charley Morse may be aboard the Cunard liner Campania returning to the Atlantic while Mrs Morse asserts he is still on this side of the ocean. Attorneys, sheriffs, and financiers weigh his fate as creditors prepare for possible attachment actions amid questions about his vast but shrinking fortunes.
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Journald
New York
Charley W. Morse
Wall Strest
Moree
Boardman
Campania
Lan
Sailor
Erwin
Benjamin
Hone
Jon King
Tonga
Morse
Wight
Queenstown
Boardian
Fifth Avenue
Sinchae
Companion
Boston
Benjamin W. Moree
Atlantic
Anya
Lea King
Hous
Weil
Metropolien
Inure Morse
Eputy Sherrif Porges
Firth Avenue
Reaton
Hotel
Touraine
Boariman
Pblil
United States
Stinson
Eandal
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Iné
Arraigne
Union Business College
Union Bustarss
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Central RR
Freedman Estate
Long Branch Track
Brenner
O'Reilly House
Nova Bootie
Eliz, Commercial College
Mallee
Prin
Unig News Sethie
Lizabechere Bisce
Taft
BOARD
Green
Wits
Eamcoln Gispley
Pas Pew
Matrree
Tereter
Liseolk
Yaocota
Exlehvktion
Res
St. Louie
Manhattan
Broad Street
Bayonne
George P. Lodering
Eliesbeth Mattress
Washington Street
Tul
K&r
Petopeniia
Pennsylvania Road
Franklinville, N.Y
Czarina
Rkany
Ana Eee
Schreiber
W. Dy
Mrs. Morse
PIER
Cunard Line
Wall Street
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