Jury Hears Brown Case With Court Debates
A Chicago Circuit Court session focused on the Mrs Mary W Brown false arrest suit seeking 25000 with jurors present from across the city. McCloud and Brennan were excused from the case on the court's direction after evidence concluded, while lawyers argued over the ruling and the conduct of officers and Cameron the foreman.
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Circuit Court
Mary W. Brown
N. K. Thompson
O'leary
James B. Cameron
McCloud Brothers
McCloud & Brennan
Vail
Edward Nugent
Connolly
Michael Murphy
Elienta
Hafendanta
Cameron
Mr. Connolly
Piva
Fing
Kal
Misiute
Aetna
Formerly ota eateth poke aw oon Methones Graheia's mae
Fragmentary OCR text presents a cryptic string with possible names and phrases. The readable portion suggests a rearranged or garbled note referencing Methones and Graheia. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities emerge to form a coherent news item.
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Ota
Graheia
Mrs Enos P Bonnell Dies At Roselle Park
Roselle Park reports multiple obituaries including Mrs Henrietta G Bonnell wife of Enos P Bonnell who died at 19 Westfield avenue after three months of ill health. Funeral at 2:30 pm Wednesday at residence with Evergreen Cemetery interment.
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Roselle Park
Henrietta G. Bonnell
Enos P. Bonnell
Westfield Avenue
Bonnell
Evergreen Cemetery
Harold W. Gibson
William N. Gibson
Ocean Avenue
Avenue M
Greenfield
L. I
Seigel & Cooper
New York
Harold Johnson
Jesus
A. C. Haines
East Broad
Rosedale
Linden Park
Mislabeled Fragments Mention Sugar Mill and Formosa
A garbled note references a sugar mill in Hawaii and a major story in Formosa amid scattered mentions of Liberty Street New York. The readable bits imply historical trade or industrial topics but lack clear details.
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Mlilikens
Liberty
New York
Hawaii
Formosa
Plan to Consolidate City Committee Meetings
Colonel Collins, president of the City Council, proposes a single regular night for all city committee meetings at City Hall to be held the evening before each City Council session. Meetings would start on time and run a tight half to three quarters of an hour with longer sessions only if needed, aiming to streamline public business and improve attendance.
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Colonel Collins
Coll
Collins
Mit
Elks Donate to Orphan Asylum and Day Nursery
The Elizabeth Elks donated 100 dollars to the Orphan Asylum and 150 dollars to the Day Nursery at the start of the year. Peter Egewolf pledged to cover any additional amount needed to furnish the nursery play-room later named "The Fike Room".
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Elizabeth Elks
Elks
Peter Egewolf
D % Sn
San Francisco Mallore
General Charit
San Francisco
Eliza’ Lodge
JABBED MOTORMAK INCIDENT REPORTED IN CITY AREA
A disrupted scene near See barns at East Grand and Smith Streets drew a crowd as Porter allegedly attacked O'Connell of Elisabeth with a hat pin. Annie boarded a Front street car with two companions. witnesses describe a troubling incident amid shifting rumors and unclear details.
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East Grand
Smith Streets
Porter Beyees
O'Connell
Elisabeth
Annie
Front Street
Saloon Fatality After Pool Row Over Alcohol
Frederick Richards a 50 year old black man died after a fight with Elmer Barton white at Charles Lepeyek’s saloon Washington avenue and Pearl street. Autopsy found acute alcoholism rather than blows caused death. Police investigated as possible grand jury matter.
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Westcott
James ‘8. Green
Frederick Richards
Charles Lepeyek
Washington Avenue
Pearl Street
Elmer Barton
Richards
Barton
Sergi
Gerstung
J.C. Smith
Marguer. Stiner
Smith
Walter Johnson
Charles Reed
Express Hits Shifting Engine In Pittsburg Collision
The Chicago express No. 6 on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad crashed into a heavy shifting engine at De Haven near Pittsburg. The engineer and fireman of the express were fatally injured. The engineer died within minutes, and the fireman H. C. Lewis, of Chicago Junction, with internal injuries and foot trauma, also suffered fatal injuries.
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Pittsburg
Chicago Express
Baltimore and Ohio
de- Haven
Severa Ee
C. W. Meyers
Chicago Junction
H. C. Lewis
Five Children Overcome by Gas in Hart Park Home
George Heyward, a mill worker at Milliken Brothers Iron Works, returned to Hart Park West New Brighton after a night shift to find his five children aged 4 to 15 unconscious from coal gas in their beds. Dr W S Walser treated them after responders revived them from the dining room stove gas. their condition remained precarious late last night.
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George Heyward
Milliken Brothers’ Iron Works
Mariner's Harbor
Hart Park
Heyward
W. S. Walser
General Rain and Snow Span Nation Wide Weather Update
Washington reports little change since Saturday as low pressure lingers near icy mountains and highs elsewhere. Temperatures range from 8 to 30 degrees below zero in the northwest while the East and South sit warm. Widely stocked rains and snows, with rain tonight in the Middle Atlantic and snow in eastern states tonight and Tuesday. Cold wave warnings issued for Colorado and Northern Utah.
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Washington
Middle Atlantic
Lower Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Follo
Middle Atlantic States
Colorado
Utah
Charges In Brownsville Affair Substantiated By Inquiry
President transmits the Brownsville investigation results by Purdy and Blocksom with Taft's report. The findings affirm that soldiers of the Twenty-fifth Infantry fired on Brownsville, justifying the dismissal of three companies. The message also admits error in barring discharged soldiers from civil employment and revokes that order portion.
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Washington
Senate
Brownsville
Alan
Milton D. Purdy
Augustus P. Blocksom
Inspector-General's Department
Taft
Purdy
Blocksom
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Peele
Ahella
Elipe
Bulwee
Fort Brown
Parks
Brownaville
Father of Shorthand in America Dead
Obituary notes the death of a prominent minister and lexicographer described as intimate with Webster, Calhoun, Clay and Benton. He authored Great Senators and a Life of Andrew Jackson, studied in New York, and joined the New York bar after a long period of legal preparation. He worked with Robert Bonner and Charles A. Dana in New York journalism.
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Webster
Calhoun
Clay
Benton
Andrew Jackson
Iree Washington
New, York
New York
Robert Bonner
McCarter Retires from Prudential Board
Newark January 14. At a Prudential Insurance Company board meeting Thomas N McCarter president of Public Service Corporation declined re election and retired from the board.
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Newark
Prudential Insurance Company
Thomas N. McCarter
Public Service Corporation
Woodrow Wilson Declines Senate Nomination
Princeton January 14. Woodrow Wilson replies by letter that he will not permit his name to be presented by the Democrats as a candidate for United States Senator at the caucus tomorrow.
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Woodrow Wilson
U. 8
Senate
Princeton
Jary
United States
Tor
Pennsy plans straightening near Broad Street station
The article details Pennsylvania Railroad intentions to straighten the route west of Broad Street station. It notes purchases of property on Rahway Avenue and Cherry Street and adjoining West Jersey Street as part of ROW acquisitions. Officials vow no disclosure of purchases while confirming a plan to shift the line with new tracks and future through trains.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Broad Street
Olty Connell
Rahway Avenue
Cherry Street
Pennsy
BG. Bell
Weat Jersey
Potter
Union Eet Re
Journal
Pennsylvania
Governor Stokes Stricken With Illness In Bed
Trenton report says Governor Edward C. Stokes has the grip and will, per doctor H G Norton, handle only essential duties from his bedroom for several days. He visited his mother Saturday and grew ill that evening and will not receive delegations or attend in person.
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Trenton
Edward C. Stokes
H. G. Norton
Wall Street Opens Strong Then Pauses After Gains
The New York stock market showed general strength in morning trading with Harriman interests active and selective gains reported. Prices rose modestly in early dealing, then edged back on profit taking toward the end of the first hour, with broad movement remaining largely steady on other bonds.
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York
Harriman
Raihmes Sues Trolley Company Over Crossing Accident
Hippolyte A. de Raismes files a suit against North Jersey Street Railway in Circuit Court claiming damages after a trolley car struck his vehicle at a crossing near Millburn. Case presented by lawyer J. on behalf of the plaintiff.
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Anit
Hippolyte A. de Raiames
Jersey Street
Circuit
Ones
Welley
Millburn
Gas fumes kill part of a Brooklyn family
In New York on January 14 a Brooklyn family including Philip Rubin 17 Myer Rubin 59 Rose Rubin 58 and a 15 year old daughter Rose were found dead in bed with gas stove exposure cited as the cause.
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Neww York
Philip
Rubin
Myer
Rose Rubin
Brooklyn
Rose
Levy’s Store News January Sale Promises Discounts
In a noisy item a January sale is advertised for muslin flannel blankets linens and other goods. The notice invites men and women in London to join a club and mentions membership and coal offers from A F Thorn at Yard See.
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London
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Robert Zern
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Singer Sewing Machine Works
John R. Atkinson
Kinity Episcopal Church
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Sussex County
Sarah H. Roan
Sarah H. Ross
Charles H. Ross
Chestnut Street
Mise Ross
Madison
Morria County
First Presbyterian Church
Grace Magaret Nitzachke
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Frederick and
Grace ‘Nitgechke
Seventh Street
Mo‘yavian
New Dorp
Mise Mary E. Darby
Rat Ee i Point
Charlie EZ. Loncke
Charles E
Mapeme God
Alexian Hospital
Julians Kolich
Edith Mary
Kolich
Julius Kolich
Livingston Street
Ageeas
Uch
Emma von. i Sputinte- Pesterday
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Cheoke
Orphan Asylum
Dey Nursery
M. Mad
Negro
B. & C. Express
Father
Roosevelt
Frank
Texas
Union
Mexico
Nis
America
Oliver Dyer
Jeano Pitman
Thomas N. M'Carter
Prudential
Board of Directors
Governor Stokes
Wall Street
H. A. de Raismes Suing Trolley Company
Levy's Store News
A. F. Thorn’s
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