Justice Fort Rules Ordinance Questioned In Norris Estate Suit
The case Thomas A. Clark v Norris Estate centers on whether old vacated streets on Kant Grand Street and nearby routes remain valid as public ways. Judge Fort notes ordinance validity hinges on charter requirements including two week publication before third reading and mayoral veto or lapse. The dispute shapes title exams and potential property claims tied to the Central Rail and Old Somerville Railroad avenues.
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Thomas A. Clark
John Norrie
Jn Cle
Supreme Court
Yar
Kant Grand Street
Samuel Koestler
Iund Street
Witter Claske
Clarence D. Meyer
Meyer
Somerville Railroad Avenue
Henry Street
Fort
Action 40
Ty Council
Soen
Board of Excise Transfers Listed to Individuals
At a Board of Excise meeting, several estates and properties were transferred to new owners including Anna Michel, Martin Septet, Summer Anton Patrick of 186 First Meet, Ermeat Schaefer of 901 East Jersey, Transfore James Ryder of 1020 Olive, Dankel R. Leathe of 10 Tree Mull, George Teewright of 1120 Eluhah Avenue, and Irene Nagic.
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Board of Excise
Yesorley Aftarnoon
Amt
Rea Teera
Anna Michel
Martin
Siimme
Anton Patrick
Ermeat Schaefer
Jersey
Obituary for Andrew Petersen in Norway born, 23
Andrew Petersen 23, of Norway, died in the Alexian Brothers Hospital after a long illness. Survived by three brothers and other relatives. He was a member of Grey Hone Presbyterian Church and funeral services were planned for the next day at Second and Fulton. He lived at 49 Westfield Avenue. Local notices describe burial arrangements and mourners.
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Andrew Petersen
Rithr
Norway
Alexian Brox
Thre
Ford
Mtr
Grey: Hone Presbyterian Church
Merrow
Fulton
Charies Purtines
Ina
Westfield Avenue
Fey Hn
Eee
U S Sailors Run Amuck on a Philadelphia Trek
Four U S Navy sailors from the Wabash on leave caused a scene in Elizabeth near the Central Railroad station and Palatine Hotel after a Boston to Philadelphia journey. They drank at a hotel bar, caused mischief on Union Street, and were escorted to police headquarters by a patrol wagon. They sang Teasing as they were taken in and awaiting orders from Philadelphia authorities.
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Sam
Elizabeth
Central Railroad Station
Palatine Hotel
Union and
Crane Streets
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Gotham
Bo'sun
Reading
Jackie
Pennsylvania
Union
Crane
Benedict
Union Street
Nell
Walsh
Lizbeth
Armerican Navy
Brogan
Twcorrightle
Damon McIntyre
Jobe PF. Smith
James E. Cunningham
David Burgoyne
U.S
Wabash
Toolorado
Philadel
United States
Brill Company Expands Holdings With Stephenson Plant
The J G Brill Company of Philadelphia completes a stock transfer to acquire the large John Stephenson plant in Elizabeth New Jersey. P M Kling remains general manager as Brill licenses use of its car patents. The Stephenson works join Brill's four prior plants in St Louis and Cleveland and the G C Kuhman Car Company.
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John Stephenson Company
Portios
J. G. Brill Company
Philadelphia
Wille
Brill Company
St. Louis
Brownell Car Company
American Car Company
Brills
G. C. Kuhlman Car Company
Cleveland
Stephenson Company
Th. Stephenson Company
John Ktephenson
Ith Street
Fourth and
Fifth Avenues
New York
New Works
Elizabeth
Jersey Central
Pennsylvania
B. and UC
John Stephenson
Stephenson
Hooley
Peter M.lings
E J. Lawless
Pesarganivation
William H. Hetling Jr
Samuel M. Cungren
Jamra Rawle
J. G. Root
H Lewis to Brooklyn as Broadway Transforms
H Lewis plans a $20,000 remodel at 1263 1265 1267 Broadway Brooklyn to showcase a new men’s furnishings store. The project, powered by his two-decade business, will feature electric lighting and high-end goods, with rent expected to be substantial. Charles Aschentach funeral held at First Baptist.
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Broadway
Brooklyn
H. Lewis
Elizabeth
The Tories Retaliation and Revolu tionary War Raid
Containing a Detroit style defense of the 1780 raid on the town by Tory forces from Staten Island. General Stirling's march burned the First Presbyterian Church and court house. Washington ordered inquiry and court martial for camp followers. most were punished, and items were returned.
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Drake
Elizabethtown
Washington
Stirling
Hubs
Staten Inland
Preparing to Hang a Woman in Windsor Jan 20
Report from Windsor says a gallows has been erected for Mrs. Rogers In to be hanged but will be taken down and repainted next week after testing. The rope has been selected and will be thoroughly tested to avoid a repeat of the rope stretching at Frank Daly's New Hampshire execution. Mrs. Rogers weighs 170 pounds and officials demand a strong rope. Preparations aim to ensure the death sentence proceeds without interference.
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Windsor
Bail for Miss Hart Seeks Possible Release on Bail
A report states an application has been made to secure Miss Hart's release on bail. Prosecutor Englinh indicated that if bondmen are brought for edge bail, Hart would likely be admitted to bail in the sum of 2300 dollars.
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Failuies
Austria German commercial treaty expected today or tomorrow
Semi official notice states an Austria Germany commercial treaty will be signed today or tomorrow after previous obstacles were overcome. The accord aims to ease trade between Berlin and Vienna amid wartime tensions. Officials anticipate rapid ratification and swift implementation across industries.
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Berlin
Downtown Republican Club Plans Monout Welding Dorm Grand Army Hall
The entertainment committee and the stewards of the Downtown Republican Club meet tonight to decide on the "Monout" project to weld the dorm at Grand Army Hall.
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Downtown Republican Club
Downtown
Republican Club
Grand Army Hall
Grand Master Morrissey Seeks Amicable Settlement Peace Hopes Rise
Philadelphia June 20 Secretary Cohen says the railroad labor dispute is clearer. Grand Master Morrissey of the Brotherhood will meet General Manager Attenbury to seek a peace proposal. Both sides anxious to avoid a strike and settle the issue, with possible arbitration if needed.
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Philadelphia
F. J. Cohen
Brotherhod
Railry Crainmen
Darter Union
Tennsylvania Railroad
P. O H. Morrissey
Cleveland
W. W. Attenbry
Morrissey
Ailjaement
Elork
Utiy Anid
Iasne
Ook
Cohen
Murmil
Inaue
Railroard
Phi Renee
Atterbury
Mine Owner Shot in New York hotel room
New York January 20 Major Ridgeway Wright a Wilkesboro promoter was mysteriously shot in his hotel room. Dr Howard Pardee who was present was detained and later arraigned for alleged involvement. Coroner Schober said Wright declined to fully speak and deemed the wound accidental. Police recovered the pistol with cartridges removed from a bedside drawer.
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New York
Nerd Ridgeway Wright
Wilkesboro
Imperial Hotel
Howard
Pardee
West Worty
Scholer
Wright
Schober
Weis
Wright Ind
Edward Melemough
Gillespie
New York Hospital
Desough
Dr. Pardee
Three Italians Die In Ash Dump Shack Fire
A shack at the ash dump on bed sheet and Cromwell avenue burned early today, killing three Italians, two men and a woman. Their bodies were discovered in the ruins. The blaze caused no other injuries, and investigators began searching for a cause.
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New York
Bed Sheet
Cromwell Avenue
Smoot Testifies In Own Defense On Polygamy Claims
Senator Reed Smoot testified at the Privileges and Elections committee hearing in Washington confirming he has no other wife, describing his birth in Salt Lake City in 1862, marriage in 1884 to Alphao M. Bidens, and six children. He said he took the endowment at his father's request, denied vengeance as a motive, and asserted his Senate vote would reflect his own judgment, not church dictates. He noted President Adams had multiple wives but his own knowledge of their relations only came from testimony about plural marriages. He indicated no formal church action followed after discussions on polygamy by apostles.
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Washington
Reed Smoot
Utah
Senate
Nan Withena
Ware
Knox
Oferniia
Vancott
Solant
Burrows
Foraker
Dillingham
Hopkins
Pettua
Duhais
Amoot
Salt Lake
Abram O
Annie K. Smoot
Emoot
Amith
Smith
Gondiles
Disaster to sleighing party near Tyngsboro bridge
Forty nine youths from Centralville Mayflower children club ride ended in disaster when a four horse sleigh ran away near the Tyngsboro bridge. Twenty were injured, mostly women, as the sleigh and carriage were dragged onto the icy street. Local hacks carried the injured to their homes. eighteen women among the injured sought medical aid.
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Lowell
Mase
Dun
Centralville
Tyngsboro
Doc
Orm Sighteen
Loubet Busy Building a Cabinet
From Paria report dated January 20 details a plan for President Loubet to form a concentration cabinet. It lists potential ministers including Senator Peal Row sier, a radical Republican finance minister from the Combes cabinet, Senator Pip eunre, Millerand the former commerce minister, and the socialist leader. The task is described as difficult with a protracted crisis expected over several days.
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Paria
Elysee Palace
Loubet
Peal Rowsier
Inter
Combes
Pipeunre
Millerand
Santiago Water Works Officially Begun
The ceremony marked the formal start of the Seviege works near Santiago. Officials, a crowd, and the breaking of a bottle of champagne greeted the occasion as work on the dam proceeded amid cheers and praise from attendees.
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Santiago
Cwha
Jon
Professor Sughrue Fencing And Fashion Notes
Fragmented OCR text references Professor Sughrue and Negrber sf fencing with stray mentions of fashion coats and styles. It appears as a damaged note or ad list, listing various names and products without clear cohesive events or dates.
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Sughrue
Negrber Sf
Wort Beg
Strike Riots Rock St Petersburg Factories and Printing Works
Strikes spread in St Petersburg as workers seize factories and the State Printing Works linked to the Defence Academy. Troops guard sites while authorities refuse deputations, aiming to curb revolutionary protests and disperse demonstrations across multiple cities.
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Comely
Cour
Ruse
Pavelutionium
Onea Prox
Putiloff
Academy of
Befence
Warkora
Minager
Sve
Vassillostrade
Atorekospars
Mtrj
Rolinkin API Vailla
Wall Street Opens Mixed as Copper Directors Report
New York January 20 market notes show copper directors meeting with reported success and a positive annual outlook. Prices opened slightly lower and softened irregularly yet offerings were well absorbed keeping some stocks steady with modest firming late morning. Louisville and Lehigh Valley advanced over 1 percent while Chicago and Northwestern posted gains on renewed buying. Union Pacific recovered after an initial dip as favored issues strengthened.
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New York
Biortste
Amaige
Thte
Succese
Amnual
Louisville
Lechs Ville
Cilcage
North- Western
Union Pac
Berlin strike turns deadly amid unrest in Germany
Berlin reports a widening reel strike escalated to violence with clashes between police and protesters near Mont Cenke in Be Rheiniach Westfeutiachs. Two persons killed and twenty injured in Dornbield as strikers threaten to broaden actions, threatening the supply and public order amid the labor dispute.
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Berlin
Lice
Blackbey
Mont Cenke
Rheiniach Westfeutiachs
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