Six Suspects Held in New Orange Shooting Case
Six men from Elizabeth were arrested by County Detective Galatian and Patrolman Novella after a fatal shooting in New Orange that killed Antonio Al jassandro and injured several others. The group denies knowledge of the crime, with no formal charges yet filed.
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New Orange
Antonio Aljassandro
Elizabeth
Galatian
Novella
Tenney
Joseph Logano
Francisco Folgia
Peérhngs
Elizabeth Halians
Black Hand Organization
Kentilworth
Collée
Beth
Fairbanks Church Vote Split in New England Editorial
Zion's Herald editorial argues Vice President Fairbanks cannot win Methodist support despite his faith. It cites prohibition violations at his table and says Methodists in his state question his suitability for denominal backing. The church press deems the issue thoroughly debated and unlikely to aid him at the polls.
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Boston
Jatt
Fairbanks
Zion's Herald
New England
Methodist Episcopal Church
Polla
Green and Gaynor to be sent to federal prison
In Savannah Georgia on January 3 19XX the men Green and Gaynor were ordered by the district attorney Marion Erwin to be transported to the federal prison at Atlanta next Tuesday. Their counsel say every effort to save them has been exhausted.
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Journal
Savannah
Green
Gaynor
Ist
Marion Erwin
Atlanta
Tragedy on Rail Line Near Alwood City
Bodies of Hertha Gooden of Rochester New York and Chris Evans of Alwood City found beside Baltimore and Ohio tracks. Believed they were walking on the rails when a train emerged from a tunnel and struck them. The girl was visiting relatives in the area.
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Journal
Alwood City
Hertha Gooden
Rochester
N. Y
Chris’ Evans
Baltimore and Ohio
Editor Maximilian Harden Convicted of Libel in Berlin
Berlin reports editor Maximilian Harden of Die Zukunft was found guilty of libeling General Count Cuno von Moltke and sentenced to four months in prison. The Newark Journal lists Elisabeth Daily Journal street sales and nearby news stands as distribution points with local vendors advertising issues.
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Berlin
Maximilian Harden
Die Zukunft
Count Cuno von Moltke
the Journal
Newark
Elisabeth Daily Journal
Union
Market Street
Sta
Boy murderer dies on gallows in Louisville
Clarence Sturgeon, condemned for the 1906 murders of Ira Bruner James Bucker and Wilfred McMichael, faced a delayed execution when the gallows trap failed to release. Sheriff Scholl and othersdisassembled the mechanism and restarted the trap, resulting in death seventeen minutes later with the neck not broken.
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Louisville
Clarence Sturgeon
Charles L. Scholl
Sturgeon
Ira S Bruner
James Buckerby
Wilfred McMichael
Dying Man Says Stabbing Was By Mistake
Albert Waeck of 89 Bayway lay dying after a New Year’s night stabbing by Stephen Muich who sprang from ambush. At Alexian Hospital Waeck’s condition remained grave, police claim the dying identification proves Muich’s guilt, and Muich was held at police headquarters amid questions.
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Albert Waeck
Bayway
Steve Munch
Alexian Hospital
Stephen Muich
Wneck
Arisoner
Muich
Munch
Wneek
Polics
Erro
Wheck
Rioting Breaks Out Over Cars in Muncie Industrial Line
In Muncie Indiana on January 3 rioters attacked and demolished two street cars on the Industrial Line as strikebreakers attempted to run service. Governor Hanly warned that lawlessness would not be tolerated and the Union Traction Company planned to resume operations today.
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Muncie
Ind
Union ‘Traction Company
Hanly
Crew Reaches Land as Schooner Gardiner Goes Down
The Celtic from Liverpool and Queenstown brought Captain Parisans and six crewmen of the schooner Gardiner BE Keyendée abandoned after a December 7 voyage from Wilmington to Portland with a lumber cargo. Persistent gales left the Gardiner unmanageable. the Miguel de Larraigna rescued all hands and took them to Manchester via the U S consul.
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Journal
New York
White Star Line
Celtic
Liverpool
Queenstown
Parisans
Gardiner
Keyendée
von Trecember
Reynolds
Wilmington
N. C
Portland
Miguel de Larraigna
Galveston
Manchester
United States
Roosevelt greets Walker from Frisco on long cross country walk
President Roosevelt shakes hands with Benjamin Walker of New York en route from Washington to San Francisco in eighty days. He remarks he has walked across deserts and the Atlantic to Pacific journey and congratulates the feat.
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Journal
Washington
Roosevelt
Benjaminer
New York
San Francisco
Atlantic
Pacific
Glasses adjustment and school of dancing ad
Fragmented OCR notes announce a local eye service and a dance school featured at Hersh Building with dates and times unreadable. The readable fragments reference a brochure or notice urging readers to take a seat for a fall event at Sauget and Procter.
Paris Duel Sparks Public Curiosity Over Boni de Castellane
Paris reports heavy public curiosity over the clash between Anna Gould's former husband Count Boni de Castellane and her suitor Prince de Sagan. The prince says he cannot press a challenge. prosecutors may file criminal assault charges.
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Anna Gould
Count Boni de Castellane
Prince de Sagan
Price de Sagan
Boni
Mmegon Gouldd
Mme.Cioald
Jean de Castellane
Prince de Logan
Mystery surrounds rich woman's case in New York
New York January 3. Mrs. John Van Ness Roberts formerly Miss Katherine Stuyvesant, a New York aristocrat, is dying possibly of poison in her Riverside Drive apartment. Coroner Acri telli was summoned after information of her condition and could not obtain a sane statement. Doctors Weston and Dennett worked to revive her as neighbors note her wealth and reclusive life with her young son.
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New York
John van Ness Roberts
Katherine Stuyvesant
Riverside Drive
Acritelli
Roberta
Weston
Roger Dennett
Jury Deadlock on Caleb Powers Fate in Goebel Case
Georgetown Kentucky January 3 A twelve hour jury deliberation failed to reach a verdict in the Caleb Powers case tied to the Goebel political killing. Foreman announced no agreement as the jurors remained locked in at 9 o clock after twenty four hours out.
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Georgetown
Caleb Powers
William Goebel
Local No. 59 Painters Elect Officers
At the latest meeting of Local No. 59 Painters Decorators and Paperhangers of America the following officers were elected: President Gev P Emmers Vice-president Geo Kern Treasurer Andrew O Reilly Financial Secretary J T Syers Recording Secretary C M Rumpler Conductor Jacob Lagalle Warden Harry Kauffman Trustees A C Moxon Delegates to State Conference Board J T Syers Charles M Rumpler Andrew O Reilly Delegate to Building Trades Council C Mason Special committee Peter Bang O F Carlson Alex Ruse.
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America
Gev. P. Emmers
Geo. Kern
Andrew O'Reilly
J. T. Syers
C. M. Rumpler
Jacob Lagalle
Harry Kauffman
Union County Trades Council
C. O'Reilly
C. Neilson
Kipp
K. J. Traut
Joseph Kelley
A. C. Moxon
Charles M. Rumpler
Building ‘Trades Council
C. Mason
Peter Bang
0. F. Carlson
Alex Ruse
Night riders dynamite and burn tobacco warehouses in Russellville
In Russellville Kentucky night riders overpowered three policemen and dynamited two tobacco concerns early today. The Wake warehouse and adjacent Roberts Brown planing mill were destroyed by fire. Two merchants shot at as they fled. Loss estimated at 850000 with possible troop appeal to Governor Wilson.
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Russellville
HM -Strong
Logan County
Frank G. Wake
Bruce
Wake
Roberts & Brown
Wilson
Attack on Officer Leads to 90 Day Jail Terms
Patrolman Kelly, escorting Jacob Assman to Kasakovitch’s boardinghouse, was attacked by Kasakovitch Anton Khan Steve Rhein John Razinis and two women. The four were sentenced to ninety days in jail for interfering with an officer in the line of duty. Assman sustained a knife wound to the forearm. Kasakovitch denied charges.
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Kelly
Jacob Assman
Bond Street
Thomas Kasakavitc
Wall Street
Kasakavitch
Asaman
Anton Khan
Steve Rhein
John Razin
Assman
Kasakovitch
Novia
Boom for Hughes Takes Definite Form
Albany Jan 3 The Presidential boom of Governor Hughes takes definite form with plans to organize Hughes supporters in every Assembly district to gain delegates. The Kenmore Hotel meeting produced strong confidence from Charles H Young and Senator Alfred Page that Republicans favor Hughes. The movement aims to build a Hughes national effort facing Roosevelt Taft opposition.
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Albany
Hughes
Kenmore Hotel
Charles H. Young
Republican Club of New York
Alfred Page
Roosevelt
Taft
Veteran octogenarian issues barn whitewashing challenge
New Castle Pennsylvania January 3 veteran pedestrian W B Eckelberger claims in the last thirty days he cut thirty cords of wood washed four barns killed 419 rabbits and 120 squirrels and is ready to meet any challenger in wood chopping or barn whitewashing for a reasonable stake.
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New Castle
Edward Payson Weston
W. B. Eckelberger
Mineral Output Surges Fivefold Across United States
Telegraph report from Washington notes mineral output rose from 304 million to 1,002 million dollars in 1906. Correspondence for collection grew from a few hundred letters annually to over 16 000, reflecting expanded activity and administration.
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Washington
United States
Eliz Commercial College Opens Winter Term
The Elimbeth Commercial College begins its winter term with open enrollment for individual instruction. Largest attendance since organization. Classes in shorthand, English, and bookkeeping offered. Located in the Hersh Building at 207 Bro Street. McMickle is principal.
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Elimbeth Commercial College
Io School
Susrthend
Weatesaes
Hersh
Broa Street
D. McMickle
Swamp murder case widens with suspect held in New York
Police pursue a suspect held in New York as a tangled case of a woman's nude body found in Lamp Black Swamp near Harrison remains unresolved. Elizabeth, Jersey City, Brooklyn, and Montclair names surface along with misidentifications and missing clothing as divers search the river for evidence.
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Journal
Harrison
Lamp Black
Rodgers
Walsh
New York
Albert Thompson
Elizabeth
Fred Kirkman
Paii
Jersey City
Theodore 8. Whitmore
Brooklyn
Camden
Hattie Hull
Minnie Janette Giston
Hull
Harrison Agit
Agnes Young
Five Points Pondon
Christiaan
Minnie Jeanette Gaston
Charles Moyer
Jersey
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mra. Hull
Mrs. Hull
J. R. Gaston
R. B. Womack
Indian Territory
Charles Meyer
Misa Gaston
Whitmore
Adama, Street
Hackensack Swamp
H. ‘Allien
Montclair
Gate
Long Island
Baker Identifies River Murdured Woman Photo in Brecklyn
Local baker William Baker claims a photographed woman found in the Passaic River swamp is his sister and that she was en route to New York City to visit him. The image, shelved at 236 Adams Street in Brooklyn, is the central clue in the investigation.
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Gwhnéctady
N. Y
William
Baker
Passaic River
Yinit
Adama Street
Brecklyn
Millionaire approves of the rent strike
J G Phelps Stokes a socialist sociologist and millionaire backs the rent strike in a New York interview. He calls it a wise move by tenants as single renters lack power against landlords who hold empty units and push higher rents.
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New York
J. G. Phelps
Stokes
Mount Nova steamship Mount Nova may be lost with 400 aboard
Montreal dispatch says Lloyds reports a 50 percent chance the steamer Mount Nova, sailing from Antwerp December 11 with 400 aboard, may have been lost. Canadian Pacific Railway, owner, holds hope as officials note very slow steaming after departure. Ship carried 2200 tons of coal, enough for 35 days if afloat.
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Montreal
Ians
Lloyds
Mount Noval
Antwerp
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
New Jersey SAR elects officers at Fort President
The New Jersey Society Sons of the American Revolution elected officers led by Governor-elect John Franklin Fort as president and Judge Edward S. Atwater as first vice president. Andrew W. Dray of Orange became second vice president and Col J R Mullikin of Newark was secretary with Oscar H. Condit of East Orange as treasurer. delegates at large include Gen Joseph W. Congdon and General James S. Kutling.
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New Jersey Society
Sons of the American Revolution
John Franklyn Fort
Edward S. Atwater
Elizabeth
Andrew W. “Dray
Orange
J.’ R. Mullikin
Newark
Oscar H. Condit
East Orange
John Jackson Hubbell
John 8. Applegate
Red Bank
Joseph W. Congdon
Paterson
Edward Hicks
New Brunswick
Philli Hoffman
Morristown
Vaverith Carr
Jay Frank Parmly
Franklin Murphy
George I Howe
Thomas W. Williams
East, Orange
Lebbena Be Miller
James 8. Kutling
Trenton
Tev
Otia A. Glazebrook
Wil
Edwards, Atwater
George C. Tenney
Fire on Arethusa Supplies Ship Delays Fleet
Fire in a store room aboard the supply ship Arethusa near Para on January 2 delays the Atlantic fleet by three days. Damages were slight and no crew casualties are reported.
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Journalt
Washington
Arethusa
Navy Department
Para
Auto turns turtle in Pittsburgh double fatality
Pittsburg, Pa., Jan 3. Hoard E B Goettman was killed instantly and Robert J Eberhardt seriously injured when an automobile turned turtle striking Goettman beneath the machine. Eberhardt, who was steering, lost control during a sudden turn.
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Pittsburg
EB. Goettman
Robert J. Eberhardt
Goettman
Elberhardt
Jerome Thaw Case Plans and Defense Tightening
London reports indicate the Thaw defense, led by Martin Wy Littleton and allies, plans to prep intensively for next week's trial with careful witness handling and a sealed approach. District Attorney Jerome vows the insanity question will reappear with only minor changes as Comstock and McKelly vie for influence.
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Journal
New York
Jerome
Eann
Harry Thaw
Garvin
Anthony Comstock
May McKelly
Martin Wy Littleton
Martin Wy
Littleton
Russell Peabody
Daniel O'Reilly
Phan
Sone
Tmat
Subpana
Reading advances on Wall Street as readings shift late
The Telegraph departs on January 7 noting Reading rose to 99 but trimmed back by end of session while Northern Pacific saw steady demand. Government bonds held steady. money market reports show broker offers for various terms at concessions. Reading dipped to 9 3 4 before rallying. bear pressure persisted on others, with a generally stronger overall tone. Union Business College advertises day and night classes with a Dix Building location. Local store promotions urge framed pictures at Mair's Art Store and Francis's sliced bacon promoted as Novebetter.
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Jonsen
Reading
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