Notorious Prison Breaker Frank Ides Captured Midnight
Police recapture Frank Ides known as Dutch after a midnight raid on a railroad shanty near Allene. Buck Anderson and Gypsy Smith also arrested. Ides had escaped from a reform school four months earlier using a revolver. Roselle and Elizabeth officers aided in the capture and brought three men to custody. Ides, 23, spoke of boxing and staying fit since leaving the Halfway Reformatory, and hinted at further connections to robberies in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklins
Satall
Allene
Bere
Smokout
Jersey
Ider
Mary
Elizabeth
Louwghran
Roselle Park
Simon Wichichon
Hatcher
Dayitmingham
Chief Kinney
Roselle
Ari
Wiyono
Mdone
Korey
Ty Win
Buck
Andercon
I Smith
Wes
Tek” Anderson
Gipsy” Smith
Eastolly
Jim Sovith
Harry Anderson
Wike
Smith Beluga
Greater Elizabeth
Anderson
Hon ix
Iles
Reformatory
Trenton
Tony Bender
Tim
Elizebeth
Jean Chance
Secape
Aergeek
Staten Detent
Hing
Foles
Rahway Avenue
Morris Steinberg
Craikowsky Trapped in a Vicious Taxi Misadventure
Immigrant Michael Craikowsky, seven weeks in the country, travels from Bayway seeking work and ends up at Broad Street Station. After hiring a cab with a misleading note he is driven back to Bayway areas, cursing and confused as the driver and rider clash over the fare and direction. The scene lasts about fifteen minutes with growing crowd noise and threats of police involvement.
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Michael Craikowsky
Bayway
Michael
Connecticut
Mecca
Rayway House
Elizabeth
Broad Street
Tim
Jehi
Craikowsky
Jehu
Fort Delays Court Punctuality Apology Marks Session
The Supreme Court session opened before Justice J Franklin Fort who arrived late and apologized to jurors for the tardiness. He blamed a late train and promised earlier arrivals in future as cases and rules for the term were explained and a postponement policy outlined. The first case, Londka vs North Jersey Street Railway, involves an ejectment during a fare dispute and later alleged injuries to a wife and unborn twins. The defense contends fare nonpayment and uses of ordinary force. J A Bernhard represents the defendant company.
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Supreme Court
J. Franklin Fort
Vih Syckel
Fort
Justice Fort
Kort
Andre Londka
North Jersey Street Railway Company
John J. Stamler
P. H. Gilbooly
Porabay. Com
Pleii
Boadway
First Street
Londka
Ggmin
South Broad Street
Landke
Landka
J. A. Bernhard
Cane
Fire on Harrison Street Causes Minor Damage
A small blaze broke out near Bernard Jaeper's clothes on Harrison Street at 10 30 Sunday night. Five dollars worth of damage occurred before Farina No 1 and 2 and Trock No 1 chemical extinguishers, used by Shee, put out the fire.
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Bernard Jaeper
Harrison Street
Water Pipe Bursts Floods Library Hall at Court Street
A water pipe burst Saturday morning flooding Libary Hall at 408 and 410 Court Street. Report notes inches of water collected as the leak persisted.
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Library Hall
Libary Hall
Court Street
Unclear text event at Elisabeth Commercial College
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Elisabeth Commercial College and a March Building address in Bread Street. The remainder is garbled with unclear names and actions, providing no verifiable event, date, or outcome to summarize reliably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coons
Elisabeth Commercial Collet
March
Bread Street
Blabeth
Man Falls From Moving Train Near Morse's Creek
A man fell from a moving train near Morse's Creek. A woman reported the accident to a conductor. The unknown man, Polish in features, was found mutilated near the creek and taken to Elizabethport morgue. Central detectives probe identity. James Connolly assumes city attorney duties.
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Mofss's Creek
Moink Wmersant
New York
Elizabethport
Charles Barber
Samuel Diane
Elizabeth Avenue
Conduetor
Jersey
Kaine
Conduetor Vendergast
Walte
Newt
Broad Street
Stan
Tremley
Central Railroad
Dean Gessner Attacks Local Lawyers In Court
Dean Gessner delivered a sarcastic critique during the Excise Board arraignment, accusing certain town lawyers of prating about morality and civic decency while lobbying for breweries in the City Council, speaking plainly and truthfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excise Board
Déan Gessner
Former Resident Annie Landis Dies in Memphis Tennessee
Annie E. Landis, longtime city resident, died suddenly in Memphis. Born here, she lived on Monroe Avenue and Mary Street, later San moved to Memphis fifteen years ago. Survived by daughter Annette and husband Dr Harry Z Landis, sister to ex-Prosecutor William R Wilson and Mrs Charles H Griffin, and Mrs Minnie I Wilson. Funeral plans announced by Westminster Presbyterian Church members and relatives in New York and Rocky Mount.
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Annie E. Landis
Memphis
Tenn
Landis
Landry
Monroe Avenue
Mary Street
Scuth
Annette
Harry Z. Landis
Memphi
William R. Wilson
Charles H. Griffin
New York City
Minh Minnie I. Wilson
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Frederick D. Woodruff
Roky Mount
N. Y
Lietie Woodruff
Alea
Sons of Temperance of
New Jersey
Ladies' Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church of
Rocky Mount
Directors of National Fire and Marine Co Directors list
At the annual election held at noon today at Broad Street the following were elected directors for the National Fire and Marine Insurance Co. RK Charatan W Thompson FL Glunby S Prolinghiyyaen A S Denman E Duntant Joseph Cross JW Whelan Williams Crane FLW Munn KN Marsh F Spinning KK Brown M Mac K Williams AL It Person CD McMurtney Hen W Crane Kell ner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Broad Street
Ondnel
I. RK. Charatan
W. BR. ‘Thompson
F. Glunby
S. Prolinghiyyaen
A. S. Denman
E. Duntant
Joseph’ Cross
Whelan
Williams Crane
Flw. Munn
Marsh
F. Spinning
P. KK. Brown
M. Mac K Williams
C.D. McMurtey
W. Crane
Kellner
Japanese Rumor Alarm Over Baltic Fleet Chase
Rumors in St Petersburg claim a strong Japanese squadron speeds toward Madagascar to strike Admiral Rozentvensky forces in repairs at the Baltic fleet. Reports suggest Russian losses at Port Arthur reached about 25,000, with Nagasaki receiving 1,000 wounded.
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St. Vetersbleg
Jan
St. Petersburg
Madagascar
Redjentvensky
Toklo
Rusadana
Port Arthur
Wrest
Missouri's new governor inaugurated amid statewide turnout
Tefferton City witnessed the inauguration of Gov elect Henry Hoxophey Folk as Missouri’s new chief executive. Delegations filled the state to observe the simple ceremony, with the House decorated and receptions planned. Retiring Gov Dockery formally opened the mansion to mark the transition.
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Tefferton City
Jan
Hoxophey Folk
House of Representatives
Governor Dockery
Aurrety
Committees of the New City Council Formed
The Shire Hearth Committee was omitted from the Journal’s list of committees appointed by President Ford at the reorganization meeting. The full roll includes Finance Colling Bate and Delamarter Law Nugent English and Stein Streets and Parks Clark Rath and Schlotterer Sewers and Drainage Kenely Taylor and Feehan Printing Leary Mohr and Nugent Public Hurlings Schlotterer Clauss and Saver Health Saver Morris and Clark Charities Farrelly Bate and Me Govern Vollee Tiggins Brown and Leary Kureet Lightley McGovern Claims and Farrelly Fire and Hydrante Feehan Killy and Earn Delamarter Malamarter Johe and Sauer Shows and Exhibitions Stein English and Nugent.
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Ford
New Sawer
Morrly and Clark
Law—Nugent
Stein
Clark, Rath and
Schlotterer
Kenely, Taylor and Feehan
Leary, Mohr and Nugent
Miblie Hurlings
Clauss and Saver
Health—Saver
Morris and Clark
Farrelly, Bate and Me
Govern
Vollee
Tliggins
Brown and
Leary
Kureet Lightley
McGovern
Claims
Farrelly
Feehan, Killy
Earn — Delamarter
Malamarter
Johe and Sauer
Nugent
Break-in at William Roth’s Barn on South Park Street
Midnight intrusion at 442 South Park Street targets William Roth the butcher. A patrol officer and constable were dispatched. intruder fled before capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Roth
South Park Street
Poties
Fufticer Arry
Doyle of Cranford Granted Bail After Apprehension
Charles Doyle of Cranford was released on bail after authorities detained him on a charge. Bail was posted by friends of the accused and accepted by Judge Vail who approved the jail presenting the bond.
Scare at Constantinople Over Bulgarian Plot Revealed
Railway authorities warned the minister of war after a Bulgar revolt threat was reported. A large quantity of explosives said to be hidden near Dedenghatch and Salonika at a key junction could enable rapid transport to the frontier. Reinforcements were ordered along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minister of War
Constantinople
Porte
Yildix
Dedenghatch
Salonika
Turkish Frontier, ‘the Railway Authorities Have Appealed To the Minister of War
Spencer Dies in Sing Sing Electric Chair
In Omining New York on January 9 William Spencer a colored man who shot and killed Charlea McFarlane in New York City in June 103 was electrocuted at Sing Sing prison at 6 68 in the morning The execution was deemed highly successful as Spencer who converted to Catholicism eight months earlier entered the chamber clutching a crucifix Three shocks of 1400 volts each were administered Remains claimed by kin and to be taken to New York for burial Spencer's wife visited him at the prison and the little girl Magmedia previously wrote Governor Odells asking for clemency which was refused
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Omining
N.Y
William Spencer
Charlea
McFarlane
New York City
Sing Sing
Spencer
York
Magmedia
Odellems
Theovernor
Day's News Briefly Told From Various Cities
A garbled digest cites Nellie Cummings, with noted actors, dying in a lodging house. funeral held in Putney. A fire on the third floor of a factory in Washington, causing about 150,000 damage. William T. Matthews, national artist, injured in a wagon accident but alive, with portraits of presidents among his works. Mrs Pulling burned to death in New York after a match flare. A Peoria clock sale and hospital recovery report conclude the item.
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Springfield
Maas
Jan
Horingtald Heer, Rash and Blind
Waal Coury
Fred B. Taylor
Washington
William T. Matthews
Smerweocy Hospital
Lincoln
Mayra
Garfield
Harrison
McKinley
Obie
Legion of Honor badges for Americans noted
Paria January report lists Americans awarded badges of the Legion of Honor. Included are Mrs Kowninski a naval agent in Chicago for Companie TransAtlantique, Frederick Courtland id a New York journalist, Mr Pintard ident of the French Society Bien-Falsance in Philadelphia, and Charles H Brainway a piano manufacturer.
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Paria
Jan. v
Legion of Honor
Kowninski
Companie
Atlantique
Chicago
Frederick Courtland Id
New York
Mr. Pintard
Bien-Falsance
Philadelphia
Charles H. Brainway
Earl de Montalt dies in Holyhead on way to Tipperary
The Earl de Montalt died suddenly in Holyhead while en route to his home in Tipperary. He had been an Irish peer since 1862, served in the House of Lords, and held the lieutenant position at Tipperary in 1885. Levy's Clearing Sale announces discounts up to 25 percent for customers attending the sale.
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Earl DE Montalt
Holyhead
Jan. C
Earl da Boaint
Tipperary
Cornwallis Maude
Hawarden
Eton
Ireland
House of Lande
Levy's
Milsabeth
Levy
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Vicious Circle
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Morse’s Creek
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James Co Connolly
Lie Nice
View
IL Gilhoty
Peter Byenolf
U. Aidisan Swift
Ice
Krank Herzen
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Speck
Mr. Connally
Vity Mitarnoy
Eliabeth Tus Agaly
Cain
Connally
City Comell
Second Ward
Heelty Attorn
Cty
B. S.antater
Atwater
C. Addison Swift
Conlly
Toot Feniary
LCL
Swift
Oles
Haat
Sanyora
Elizaleth
Lonnolly, Mes Dle Utes An Oty Attorideg
Dean Gessner
Woralhy
Tennessee
Harry Landis
Wilson
James I. Bennett
Elizabeth Bennett
James Hi. Bennett
DeHart Pines
Bealy
Meingle
Edward
Alexian Brothers
National Fire and Marine CO
Arthur Seige
Nagasaki
Pousniang
Missouri
Joseph W. Folk
NEW City Council
Wall Street
Poole & Company
Catton Brokers
Ess
Amer
Activa di
Fuet
Tron
Hudson
Erie
Nashvills
Gauthara
Beslow Paci
U.S
Bun Francisco
Nellie Cummings
John McCullough
Lawrence Barret
Frederick Warde
Richard Maustreld
Landon
Jax
Siager
Putney
Harslegs
Ade
Peoria
Filahop Spalding
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