Second Death Linked to Alleged Malpractice in Rahway
Jennie Crowell twenty two year old Rahway woman died at General Hospital after a supposed criminal operation. Prosecutor to pursue arrest as suspects face night time detention. Crowell, daughter of Edward Crowell, had worked at the County Clerk's office after her father's death, was born and raised in Rahway, and was to be buried from St Mary's Church on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine
Jennie Crowell
Eooune Soynan
Rahway
Rote
van Ob Crowell
General Hospital
Mt Ont
Miss Crowell
Edward J. Crowell
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Sunethine
Misa
St. Mary's Church
Rafeway
Fugitive Arrested at Local Station
Albert Twining former president of the First National Bank of Asbury Park is held at Asbury Park after being arrested at the local station by Sheriff Hetrick and postmaster William Banard. Twining fled after a five year sentence for false returns to the Treasury and involvement in the Monmouth Trust and Safe Deposit failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E.twining
First National Bank of
Asbury Park
Amd
Jonwouth Trust and Safe Deposit Colony
Asbury ‘Ath
Eink
Monmouth County
Twining
William H. Banard
Washington
Wining
Hetrick
Aves Twining
Junion
United Stntes Supreme Court
Frneva
Quarantine Eased as Foot and Mouth Disease Fears Fade
Ambiguous report notes quarantine lift on cattle and pecans amid concerns over foot and mouth disease. State Board officials and New York authorities are concerned about spread as dealers assess current conditions and import controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selegrepa
the Journal
Trenton
Priakiinye
The
State Board
New York
Fragmentary court notes at Orphan Court hearing
The report presents a fragmented account from Judean Orphan Court proceedings with names and witnesses partially legible. It mentions a will and testimony in an afternoon session, with several garbled fragments referencing individuals and a society connected to the Seventeenth Century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judean
Raymond T. Parrot
Aea
Undertakers Bar Ads Question of Propriety
A dispute over funeral directors advertising arises as William Moran of Terry City promotes business through board influence. The State Board of Undertakers and Embalmers considers whether such public notices violate ethics rules. Moran defends his advertising while Jersey City undertakers push broader campaigns, prompting debate on professional standards and potential board action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Morn
Terry City
State Board of Undertakers and Endalmers
Arlus Amt
John Py Martin
Tla Vity
State Board
Jersey City
UN Moran
Martin
Moran
Duesey
Loardia
Book Concern Loses Suit to Mrs Seiss
District Court judge ruled for Mrs Adolph Seiss in a suit by Book Concern against her over a contract to buy a set of books. The decision cited misrepresentation by an agent of the Bureau of National Literature and Art. The case involved a Hawthorne character and several women, with questions about admissions and false claims affecting the contract. The ruling limits damages to amounts paid and costs, and an appeal seems unlikely.
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Clark McKwattbook
Buta of National Literature and Art
Washington, D.C
Adolph Seiss
Seiss
Whittemore
Bureau of National Literature and Art
Hawthornr
Madbeon Avenue
Unclear OCR Notice From Ann Arbor February Meeting
Fragmentary report from Ann Arbor Michigan dated February 13 references President James Nigel and a university board of trustees meeting. Mentions Well known writer, Senator Beveridge, and a professor from California. Indicates appointment of an advertiser and sale in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
James Nigel
University
Archises Ae
Whealer
California
Benator Beveridge
Witnesses Testify In Newark Transit Hearing At Prudential
At the Prudential Building Newark city attorney James C. Connolly and trolley firm counsel call four witnesses before Supreme Court Commissioner Nicholas W Bindseil. Engineers W W Cole Louis Bennett Matthew R Boylan and Henry M Brinckerhoff discuss car counts central division Elizabeth operations and cost figures for the Elizabeth system. The hearing adjourned around 2 PM after Brinckerhoff’s testimony and further questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudential
Newark
James C. Connolly
Traction Corporation
Supreme Court
Nicholas W. Bindseil
W. W. Cole
Connolly
Louis B. Bennett
Matthew R. Boyton
Cole
Central Division
Elizabeth
Central
Union
Middlesex
Somerset
Hoylan
Boylan
B.S. Co
Henry M. Brinckerhoff
Mannelly
Cavalry Unit to Escort Taft Inauguration
In Trenton on February 18, the state regular cavalry troop will serve as escort for Port at President Taft’s inauguration. If funds fall short, members will cover the deficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mz Tergreps
Jommas
Trenton
Netiark
Taft
Little Dora Frank Dies At Grade Crossing Tragedy
The loss of Dora Frank, ten, at the Court Street rail crossing drew mourners from her Hyman Frank family and many schoolmates. Orthodox Jewish funeral held at Gomel Chesed Cemetery after the girl was struck by a freight train then by an eastbound passenger train. She died at St Elizabeth Hospital after being removed from the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armin
Jittle Dora Frank
Hyman Frank
Gomel Chesed
Evergyeen Avenue
Jittle Dorn
Westcott
Faget
Dora
Wall Street
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Alexian Hospital
Anhuner
Annie Carmody Wins Fence Case In Local Court
The court ruled in favor of Annie Carmody in an ejectment dispute over a property parcel. Key witnesses and attorneys, including Sitney Woohtridge and Charles A. Vin, appeared for the parties. the ruling clarifies the bounds of the land and the validity of previous surveys.
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Noyendiet
Pludntatt
Ee Carmedy
Laine Uirade
Marie Bled Gaprayte
Annie Carmedy
Grand Jury Ends Labors in New York Term
The New York county grand jury completed its January term at 11k today and presented Judge Theodore B. Huoriem with twenty six indictments, bringing total indictments to sixty five. Judge Atwater and county officials attended a luncheon at the Mackinry Club Hudson Federal Building as speeches followed the formal closing. Calvin I. Or cuttite received a leadership gift, marking the end of the grand jury’s term amid serious manslaughter cases and other charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chon County Grand Try
Jaulge
Theodore B. Huoriem
Patel
Chet
Deniary
Tudge Boorwem
Mackingry Club
Hudson
Gram
Rescued After Tank Crushes Man at Elizabeth Plant
Peter Graham, 25, of Greater Elizabeth, was pinned by a three ton iron tank at a Baker Oil works site. Rescue workers freed him after minutes of effort. his left leg was badly crushed and he was taken to Alexian Hospital where amputation was considered.
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Peter
Hin
Wink
Baker Oil
Meter Grol
Gralam
Alexian Hospital
Aliput
Greater Elizabeth
Graham
Callel
Alexian
West Pointers Sentenced for Court Martial Conduct
Washington Feb 18 The War Department announced penalties on Cadets Carl McKinney and Calvin M Smith of West Point for conduct unbecoming. McKinney was dismissed, but the president commuted to probation until July 15, 1900. Smith was initially dismissed but the president restored him to duty after approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Carl
McKinney
Calvin M. Smith
West, Paint
The
Smith Alec
Emlek
Smithman
Lectures for Farmers On Amboy and West Jersey Rail Lines
The State Board of Agriculture equips two cars to travel the Amboy Division and West Jersey Rail Road offering lectures and practical farming demonstrations to farmers along the lines. If successful the experiment will expand next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevton
State Board of Agriculture
Amboy
West Jersey Keashort
Steel cut rumor denied by steel executives
A New York report says Wall Street analysis denies any immediate steel price cut. Managers from the Pittsburg district and several states, and a steel-makers conference, explicitly deny reductions and claim Western business is improving.
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Vommm
New York
Wall Street
Pittsburg
Indiana
Illinois
Maryland
Conference of Steel-Makers
West
Wall Street Slumps as Market Opens and Stays Weak
New York stock trading opened with broad weakness as Pressed Steel Car led declines and other issues like Colorado Fuel and Republic Steel, United States Steel, and Pacific rail stocks dropped. Government bonds steadied while late morning hours showed continued selling across speculative sectors. The Journal advertisement notes its sale in Washington, with a nationwide distribution.
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Tevegrepn
Jormel
New York
Colorado
Republic Steel
United States
Uinta Pacific
Seteg ‘Gow
Atchinson, Smelting
B. Wi
Head
Excise Board Members Denounced by Grand Jury
Grand Jury hands in presentment censuring the Excise Board and all its members for mishandling licenses and transfers in Elizabeth. It accuses officials of lax, irregular methods, blank signatures, and incompetence, urging removal for misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doe
Dar
Excine Board
Sherif
C. B. Arcutt
Robert L. Eaton
Union County Court of Oyer and Terminal
Excles
Investigate Charges Against Hospital Board in Court
Committee heads from the Elizabeth General Hospital meet at the courthouse to examine accusations raised by Mrs Emily Williamson. Authorities urge a thorough probe of admission and treatment practices at the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Freeholders
Elizabeth General Hospital
Emily &, Williamson
Arrest Attracts Crowd On West Jersey Street
AIBrY BOYIN and a woman were arrested in a City Criminal Court proceeding before Judge Malo, accused of assaulting John Rane’s wife and daughter. The incident on West Jersey Street near Broad drew a large crowd as Hoyle Wontin faced a charge for attempting to pull a veil from Mrs. Kean’s hat.
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Aibry Boyin
Imu Yearer
Jereey Street
Broad
City Criminal Court
Malo
Eing Alse
John Rane
Boy Hurt In Fall After Wagon Crash
A boy sustained injuries after falling from a wagon on Livingnog and Fourth streets. He was aided by bystanders and transported to a local hospital. The incident is being investigated by De Mair & Son of East Jersey, with medical staff treating him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Way
Louie May
Lagated
Feil
Ge. I. M
Rumor Teases Hat In Contemplate Giving Action
Telegraph report notes a rumor about Hat contemplating concessions amid factory strikes. Picket lines hinder production, workers guarded entrances, while authorities and manufacturers weigh next moves as turmoil disrupts labor and supply chains across the region.
Caldwell Girl Bride of a New York Man
In New York, Miss Agnes Fidel Lesgeratt daughter of Mr and Mrs Charine Ravel Caldwell was married to Jose Aymar Cam of New York today. The ceremony was conducted by the Reverend PAW at St Petar's Protestant Episcopal Church with a rehearsal of family and friends attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell Girl Bride
New York
St. Petar's
Agnes Fidel Lesgeratt
Charine Ravel Caldwell
Jose Aymar Cam
Nor
Paw
Heridhe
Beni
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A. E. Twining
Albert
New Jersey
Heriff Hetrick
Eiting and and Izabeth Ae Street
Vonkrpingfonch “Ype Pens
John F. Martin
State Organization
Book Concern
Wew
York
Ieee
P. S.C
Gebhardts
Tor
Dora Frank
Court St. Crossing
Dora Fraek
Annie Carmody
West Pointers
Kent
Journal ON
Washington, B.C
Sisate
Ational
Columbia Sen
Excise Board
Wnte
Union Conte Grand Jury
Jinge
Theodore B. Rooram
Middlesex County
Edward S. Atwater
Ie Baxcley Howe
Holt
Licens
Farmnel
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