Burglars Crack Safe for Big Take at Levy’s Store
Police report details a skilled burglary at Levy’s department store where thieves exploited a door to the safe, removing about 3000 dollars with an additional 100 dollars in loose coins. The robbers, described as knowing the lay of the store, moved the safe to a back room before exiting. No clues were left behind.
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Attempted attack on 12-year-old girl near Seventh and Jersey Sts
A man grabbed a 12-year-old girl as she walked home near Seventh and Livingston, tried to carry her off, and fled as bystanders shouted for help. About 24 men searched with lanterns for about an hour but found no sign of the assailant.
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Livingston
Seventh
Seventh Attest
Kaat Jersey
Old Man Takes His Own Life in Bed
An elderly man, afflicted by months of rheumatism, shot himself in bed and was found nearly dead. He had told his undertaker a few days earlier that he would soon die, signaling his intentions before his death was discovered.
Unclear OCR leads to fragment on police case trail
Fragmentary OCR hints at a police case concerning a residence and a potential suspect. readable terms reference Mrs Ree and a Krobn’s place, but most details are garbled, leaving uncertain identities, location, and actions.
Dryden Republicans Gather For Senator Dryden Succession Caucus
Trenton January 21 Republican Senators and Assemblymen met in a late afternoon conference to pick a successor to United States Senator John F. Dryden. Senator Dryden arrived to take charge of his campaign as his backers eagerly discuss ballots and support at the State House and nearby headquarters.
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Trenton
United States
John F. Dryden
Senator Dryden
Col
A. R. Kuper
State House
Trenton House
Dryden
Nendy Sreutety Fe
Ordes
Edward Murray
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Setiille Farm
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Drunken Knifeman Arrested After Bayonne Attack
A drunken man ran amuck near Elisabeth Avenue and the Kong Branch Railroad, stabbing Ambrose St. John of 419 Boulevard Bayonne in the hip before arrest. He gave the name Andrew Sharp, 22, and was jailed to await Grand Jury action after a complaint of assault was filed. St. John sought his home. injuries were minor.
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Kong Branch
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Bayonne
O'Leary
Andrew Sharp
St. John
Thaw Trial Delayed Amid Health Claims
In New York on January 21 1913 the trial of Harry Kendall Thaw is postponed as his health allegedly improved by incarceration. Pending a temporary insanity defense and contested by the defense were proceedings at Madison Square Roof Garden following a court appearance where Thaw did not attend.
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Herry Kendall Thaw
Thaw
Pittsburg
Stepford
White
Madison Square
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
American Aid Spurned by British Governor in Jamaica
Kingston Jamaica January 21 Rear Admiral Davis's mercy mission to Kingston ends when Governor Swettenham refuses presence of American sailors aiding the wounded and clearing debris. A British withdrawal halts relief while Davis lands parties to patrol streets and aid the afflicted. farewell meeting follows.
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Jamaica
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Swettenham
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Davia
England Aflame With Indignation Over Swettenham Action
London protests rise as Governor General Swettenham rejects US Admiral Davis aid to Kingston Jamaica. British press blame Swettenham while defending Anglo American friendship and minimize the incident as personal to Swettenham. Ad
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