Lawyer Calls Pseudo Nurse Spy in Poison Case Trial
A chaotic courtroom scene centers on Mrs. Klein the nurse, her alleged role as a spy, and the accused Mrs. Schenk in a poisoning plot. Testimony details a tense confrontation, drug tampering suspicions, and a heated cross examination as prosecutors portray manipulation by a detective.
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Schenk
Mrs. Klein
Foie
Illiinolee Tucker
Doh O. Schenk
Les Ileal
Misa Elnora Zoreckter
Queso
Mish Evans
Hasan
Mrae Schenke
Tin
State Bank Elects Kean as President and Officers
Senator John Kean was named president of the National State Bank at a meeting of the board this morning. Kean was renamed vice presidentAlt with Cashier James Nituite and Assistant Cashier J t Combere reelected to their posts.
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Rite Ae
John Kean
P'Eloek
Kean
Presi- Alt
James Nituite
J. ¥. T “Combere
City crime record details neglect case against John Frank
Health officer reports a neglect case involving John Frank of 633 Fulton. He was arraigned in city criminal court yesterday and jailed for ten days by Judge Mabry. The two children were placed in the care of the Bureau of Public Orphans.
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John Frank
Fulton
Ns Mil
Way
B. P.ourbe
Murdered Boy Funeral in Albany County Jail Trial
Relatives and throngs of mourners gathered as the body of 10 year old George Melber lay in state at a local Plainfield establishment near Albany county. The boy’s mother Mrs Edit Ve in Ye Albany county jail awaits trial following the death. Journal notes that the community planned as a journal stand in Plainfield with details to be published.
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Avearold
George Melber
Edit
Albany County
Inauguration Day Details at New Jersey Capitol
Spainda Correspondent Trevton Janine Woudroge reports preparations for the governor elect Wilson's inauguration at noon in Taylorpera House. Public seating is limited by weather delays as the ceremony unfolds with a guard of honor from Princeton and the oath of office to be administered by Chief Distric William S. Gummere. The event marks the 93rd such ceremony since independence with oaths to state and United States governments and the parchment deposited in the Secretary of State vault.
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Spainda
Trevton
Janine
Woudroge
Wlson
Goverter
New Jersey
Taylorpera House
Lil Vinly
Tim
Lepista
Seomte
Ackerman
Kenny
Guyernor Port
Eloet Wilson
Natiome Guard
Princeton
Dr. Wilson
William S. Gummere
United States
Scretaary
Petit jury panel drawn by sheriff amid list of names
The seventy fifth jury panel for the circuit court was drawn this morning by Sheriff Robert J. Kirkland in the presence of Judge Edward Water of the Court of Common Pleas. Of the sixty jurors, twenty eight are from Elizabeth. The panel will report next Monday morning and will be excused after two weeks of service. The list includes numerous names and municipalities such as Plainfield, Summit, Roselle, and Union Township.
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Sherif Robert J. Kirkland
Edward & Water
Court of Common Pleas
Elizabeth
William J. Frantz
Joseph Doran
Charl Bishop
Lowia Miller
John J. Lee
Michael Burke
Tortman
John Walsh
Faward
Clavis A Stover
Willian Brows
Girl Kiteh
Angus Psathwood
Richard E. Hann
Adam Newman
Philip P. Vent Stephen A Kuhway
Frank P. Freeman
Edward Bishop
Edward Weimer
Willian J. Gibson
Frank Th.truester
Summit
Harry Willianson
Wyltson
M. van Cise
Lonid T. Burges Weatfield
William I. Winter
William M
Harrisonfield
Faward Marsh
James Vole
Suney Wanna
George Dover
Roselle
Clarence Conklin
Omit B. Mitte
He Park
Edimid Howell
Pieter B. Pothemns
En Crawford
John F. Pouminton
Jones K. Dorman
Garwood George Phage
New Providence
Robert J. Rogers
Panwood
John D. Clark
Story-Teller Senator Wilson Clash Debate Newark Speech
Senator Simos Smith, who angrily attacked Governor Wilson at a Newark meeting, replies that Wilson is an affable storyteller. He criticizes Wilson’s claims of electoral support and argues the majority of legislators, not primary voters, should guide government. He notes patronage shifts sentiment and warns against misusing election tallies.
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Newark
Dan
Simos Smith
Democratien
Cupiport
Ingislatora
Yin
Mayor Alfred Stein Absent From City Session
Report notes Mayor Alfred Stein unable to attend the city council meeting in Trenton due to undisclosed reasons while municipal inquiries continued in the City Hall. The visit followed a morning series of business engagements and planned routines for the mayor’s schedule.
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Alfred A. Stom
Trenton
Council Meeting Tonight Amid Political Rumors
Fragmented notice reports a city council meeting tonight led by Mayor Anthony Suttier with expected Democratic party involvement. It guesses Republicans may present a candidate, predicting near unanimous support for the favored option. Also advertises dance lessons at Sughrue's cotillion and Button bands at 252 254 North Broad Street.
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Sughrue's
Nortiy
Inauguration Plans Rally for Elizabeth Democratic Club
The Elizabeth Democratic Club with about 400 members will meet at headquarters headed by Brigadier General Dickie and Zoe and Meagan Tull, marching a 30 piece band to Ye Crartit Hearte piation for Governor-elect Woodrow Wilson’s inauguration events in Trenton.
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Ofcoks Ly Morrayw Murrays
Elizebeth Democratic Club
Lnadquarters
Read Street
Dickie
Zoe
Meagan
Woodrow Wilson
Chile
Demos B. Martin
United States
Upurst
Varah Club
ED Nis
Kgetinlt
Wdt
Ah Esate
Prentin
Litziberg
Atv
Hamm Owl
Willian Furths
Priak Zur
Walter C. Tower
KAMAE
Prenton
Mumner
Sk Barry
Peel
Hibca'coek
Bor
Collins
Aig
Damen Juvio League
Teenton
Wilson
Laideone
Emilee
Trenton
Lynch Urges Stronger Union At Quarterly Printers Meet
Delegates gathered for the Caio Printers League of New Jersey convention as Lynch presidents the International Typographical Union urged a stronger organization with increased membership. The meeting drew leaders and delegates discussing unity and growth efforts.
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Conference OF Union Printers’ League OF New Jersey
Velore
The
Caio Printers League of
New Jersey
James Mc Lynch
International Pypopraphical Union
STATO
Myrnie
High Street
Lynch
Daniel ‘Lyle
Alizatell
Aoa
Miles
Interna
Claire
Lehanette
Paressary
Govind
United Typothetie
Aether United
Thrung at Walls Store Amid City Rush
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a crowded scene at a local store with tense commerce and a cited arrest. Names appear garbled, but the incident involves a confrontation or disturbance as authorities act. The text hints at a rapid sequence of events and potential charges during a late hour.
Stopped Driver at Gun Point in Local Assault Case
A chaotic court report describes McNamara and others facing charges after a violent incident on Wyilant Street and nearby areas. Police arrested several suspects including Hiede and Laithonl, with statements about threats and a firearm shown at the scene. Witnesses recounted a dramatic confrontation and a later arrest near Frene Avenue.
Lawrence to End Sale Amid Turmoil in Market
Local officials move to halt a contested sale as conflicting notices and unclear bids surface. Affected parties include Francis’s Sliced Bacon brand and a regional supplier chain, with Woolridge and Bynet named in incomplete documentation. The proceedings reference Frediaware and Pa Tea as involved locales, signaling a stalled auction process and potential legal challenge.
Man Killed Woman Wounded At Crossing In Elizabeth Port Scene
A tragic crossing accident at Elizabeth Port Station left a man dead and a woman injured. Witnesses describe a collision near the Rialto area with a car or tram involved as bystanders and emergency services responded. The incident prompted examination of the station area and traffic movement at the time.
Admiral Barry resigns amid serious charges in Pacific fleet
Ban Francisco January 16 Rear Admiral Barry commanding the Pacific fleet will turn over command to Rear Admiral Chamberlain. District Attorney Ficker declares a probe continues as officers and officials discuss the case. The article notes substantial military and legal proceedings surrounding the move.
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Ban Francisco
Barey
Seculatmiconcef Hie Pacitle
Mpiadeus
Chamere
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Walter J. Nurkr
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