Elizabeth City's Board of Trade Holds Special Meeting
The Board of Trade met in Avent Mall Isham Building chaired by Hodeey to discuss civic progress and an outsider role of the press. Haloy urged citizen involvement to revitalize the town, while debates centered on privacy at meetings and excluding media representatives as the group weighs plans for city advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Avent ‘Mall
Isham Building
Hodeey
Phair
Haley
Amd
William
Kate
Frederick J. Pantks
Henry
Uhattivld
Rhoiles & Manvel Tur
Halogyaid
Elizabeth
Yresa
Lise Hozetl
Focal
Bogrde
New York
Eliabeth
Elizebeth
North
Hiub
Fire Commissioners Approve Some Home Permits and Posts
At the regular board meeting, Mrs. Char Sauerbrug of 4 Elizabeth Avenue was granted a permit to raise a two story and a half building. Tone Grejatirg of First Street received a permit to build an extension. John and Bernard Rawil of 355 Mizbeth Avenue had a request to add a story denied. Hydrants and track refinements were discussed, with sketches for alterations. Three call men were assigned to Engine Nos. 4, 9 and 1. Two positions opened for Pine Street and Ward Street. Secretary and chief reports were read. meeting set for January 24. bill totaled 43 771.79.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board ‘of Fire Commissioners
Char Sauerbrug
Elizabeth ‘Avenue
Tone Grejatirg
John
Bernard Rawilhane
Mizifbeth Avenue
Thenas Aif
Haat Wit
Eneglire No. U
William H. ‘Myo Cayley
Stephen D. Harden
Joseph
C. Ward
Suit Over House Sale Alleging Misrepresentation In City Court
Laura Schenker and her husband Forney sue Jacob Stel for 300 dollars alleging misrepresentation in a October sale of a three story frame building at 433 Court Street. Plaintiffs claim the structure, built for three families, would rent for no less than 83 1/2 dollars per month and demand damages.
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Laura Schenker
Forney Schenker
District Court
Jacob Stel
Thin City
Fant
Sohenkers
Stein
Bullott
Court Street
Scher
Berg Seeks Damages in Court Battle Over Cane Injury
Joseph Berg of 81% Martiny Street sues Ernest Nettle for damages claiming injuries from an incident involving a cane. The case moved from the District Court to the Supreme Court where $3,000 in damages is sought. defendant’s counsel is Stein Ak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Berg
Martiny Street
Ernest Nettle
Charles Ber
Daly I
Poe
T. M. Ke Iy Ceonatel
Bern
Supreme Court
Muit
Notte Beeordancd
Tripoate
Stein, Ak
Conference Last Night on Mosquito Question
Unclear OCR fragment references a conference committee on a mosquito issue with debate stalled and planned future meeting. Names and details are unreadable due to garbled text.
Officer Ward Fights Suspects on North Broad Street
In a North Broad Street chase near Waverly Place, Officer Ward exchanged fire with Milam Rogers and John Farrington after a failed stop. Rogers was wounded in the right shoulder. Ward pursued, aided by witnesses, while Rogers’ companion fled toward New York. Both suspects later housed at police HQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Artison
Himelf
Nogeys
Elizabeth General Hospital
Tas Anid
Roger
Helin
Vane
John Farrington
Philadopa
Broad Street
Waverly Place
Ha City
Franklin Brooks
He Gilhoolyned
Godfrey Poggi
Vincer
Ward Swan
Pas
Entan Toarses
Rogers
New York
Amd
Historic ship protest and 30000 signers in 130 foot petition
In the House Representative McCall of Maine presented a 30000 signer petition 130 feet long praising the frigate Constitution and urging preservation. An oil painting of the ship’s fight hung above the petition as Representative Sulker urged action while Representative Dalzell moved to refer naval affairs for preservation measures.
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Washington
Tan
Foxliy
McCall
Mana
Manchester
Guerrieee
McCiall
Sulker
Dalzell
Jury Finds $1000 Verdict In Schwalbach Suit
After an all night deliberation the jury returned a verdict for Mrs Mary Schwalbach of Dunellen against the Falls Street company for one thousand dollars. The case began Monday afternoon and jurors reportedly agreed only on the amount after several hours' debate. The jurors were excused until Monday morning.
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Mra
Mary Schwalbach
Dunellen
Central Railroad
Sehwal- Haeh
Svante Peipany
Calvert
France Breaks with Venezuela Over Break in Ties
France has severed formal relations with Venezuela. A note from France demands Venezuela’s government leave within 24 hours. Two French protected cruisers Jean Bart and Chasseur-Thubat are ordered to join the fleet to enforce the rupture and monitor events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Lange
Scaffold fall injures young laborer with serious spine trauma
An unmarried 28 year old Italian laborer fell from a scaffold on an extension yesterday afternoon. He was taken to hospital in a critical condition and not expected to live, the statement said this morning.
Mrs Jane M Reeves Obituary Incomplete Entry
Obituary note for Mrs Jane M Reeves with fragmented text indicating a memorial at home and possible references to associates or location. details are unreadable due to OCR errors.
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Jane M. Reeves
Jane M
Woman with President Letters Arrested in Washington
Mrs Holmes of Brooklyn was arrested in Washington on advice of her husband. She claimed to carry letters for President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft and to meet the Vice President. Police said no charges were filed pending her husband’s arrival. He later contacted the U S District Attorney and sought her removal to an asylum.
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Washington
Jan
Wike Helepna
Win
W. Holter
Gall Street
New York
Mrs. Hulmen
Roosevelt
Taft
Merrin
KM. Holmes
Ninth Street
Brooklyn
Dax
Mmr
Holmsy
United States District Attorney
Asters
Atepa
Abewaa
Denies That She 18 Taggarts Wife On Cedric Voyage
On the Cedar arrival in Liverpool the woman identified as Mrs Taggart traveled with two boys believed to be Captain Taggarts sons. Mrs Richards said she had come from New York in charge of the boys, Thomipeo and Thompson, aged about ten and twelve, but declined to name the real boy. Mrs Thompson was reportedly far away. The crew and other passengers learned little about the boys during the voyage.
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London
Cedric
Liverpool
Gertrude Thompson
Taggport
Mint ‘Hicharde
Taggart
Mra. Thompson
Mint Richards
Ube Boy
Richart
Engineer Gordon Injuries Not Serious
In Mainfield on January 18 Everett Gordon, an engineer, sustained injuries when a locomotive overturned. Officials say the damage is not serious and Gordon will recover.
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Gordon
Mainfield
Jan
Everett Gordon
Canitrat Yee Stant
Frat
Boone
Tillman’s resolution on senate investigation of miner Morris ejecti
Senate tables Tillman resolution after a 4 to 1 vote by the body. Warnings that the executive’s and party lines taint the inquiry spark debate as senators defend presidential protection while opposing personal enmity claims. The motion to lay the resolution on the table passed 4 to 1, sending the measure to committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woelametim
Miner Morris
My Hale
Joliet
Daniel
Leyve
New York Judge Linked to Fads and Fancies Scandal
An article in Collier's Weekly about Town Topics sparked a libel suit by Norman Hapgood. Judge Joseph Dent, in the Imperial Sessions, is shown as a key organizer of the Fads and Fancies scheme to write up wealthy society figures for substantial subscription proceeds. Evidence reveals Mrs Collis P. Avotington paid 10000 for favorable coverage and Judge Deal’s role as counsel.
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Joseph Dent
Court of
Kperial Semions
Collies
Wouthly
Town Topples
Norman Hapgood
James W. Osborne
Dow
Pat Ubhagyy
Mre
Collis P. Avotington
Judge Deal
Peper
Fidor
Deal
Brooklyn Bridegroom Caught With Rail Men in Jewelry Theft
Willard Cane, a Rochester jeweler, and accomplice Carson were arrested in Brooklyn on a major jewelry theft scheme tied to a railroad supply firm. Authorities say they stole between 1300 and 000 in jewelry, worked as brakemen, and planned to flee to avoid extradition. Detective Bonner and Captain O Leary led the arrest, with valuables recovered including a ring.
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Captain O'Leary
Bon- Meh
Drook
Paterdae Mane
Willard Cane
Aling Keely
Rochester
Cane Son
Cantatbargy Qallander
Balgea
Brooklys
John
Tha
Tral Railroad
Carson
O'Leary
Homer
Tarwon
Alpen Arte Ta Ata
Rechester Jewelry
Peivan
Nese York
Hoth
Caron
Ruipra
Otter
Fas Krotte le Sipeiver
Tha Martres
Wort
Zehdien
Bonner
Preelmet Police
Seathi loses a finger in factory accident
In a brief report, Seathi suffers a finger loss after an accident at a factory. The incident details are unclear due to garbled OCR text, but the location appears linked to Boston and a site named Tiras Ler. Further verification is needed for exact names and circumstances.
Fragmentary Market Notes From The Cranfont Fair
A fragmented OCR passage references stalls at Cranfont fair and mentions lower prices for goods. It hints at merchants and buying timing but lacks clear events or names. The readable elements suggest discussion of sales, themes of bargaining, and a general market atmosphere without concrete actions or figures.
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Frolley
Berg
T. M. Kelly
Conference Committee
Brad Nee Ier
Allen
Lion “Open Doors
Tie Reguliy- Roboting’of the West
Nnitiatei Mitu Ostow Alter
Officer Ward
North Broad Street
Haleny
Chirlock
Melville Byghatem
Alsippearet
Heaard Place
Rae
San Vere Cap
Rogere
Rankin
Bay State
Constitution
Schwalbach
Wita
Venezuela
M. Taigny
Itn
Caracas
Peter T., Gayl Res Ae Oe A A
Ianington
President Roosevelt
Senate
Tillman
Wall Street
Prof
Sughrue
New_York
Amal
Emelior
Wes Abe Csativved
Wade
Onin Pacic and
Landeville Aid Meadville
Capa Peete & Company
Stechs, Hostle, Grata
Com Tae Brokers
Lan Kasi
Cap
Mar
Cora
Dascan
Rochester House
Pal
Bothi
C. R. BR
Seathi
Harri Lepther
Evermey
Tiras
Lertha
Ml & Week
Fgg Bopton
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