City Eyes Semi Monthly Pay for City Employees
City Council likely to consider Councilman Stein's resolution calling for semi monthly salary payouts to all department staff including street, fire, and police. Proponents say savings and smoother payroll are possible. opponents warn of added work and bonding needs in a larger reform.
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Wrey Street
Aicet
Hire
Police
Chiehy
Ity
C Ity Council
Comptroller's Department
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Olla
Vcomptroller
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Jia
Nyatem
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Sieh
Basses
Ely
Two Men Arrested For False Pretenses In Salvation Army Scheme
Officers arrested John Davidson and Frank Cromwell, both New York, after they posed as Salvation Army workers collecting money. They carried an army card and brass insignia, claimed to be workers at an industrial home, and were jailed for ten days. Captain Wilson warned the public against contributions to the Salvation Army.
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Agan
Kirkman
Salvation Army
Uheir Nayet
John Davidson
Frank Cromwell
New York
Mavideon
Roth-Worey
Newark
Homes Oo
The
Ira
Army
Wilson Red
Wilson
Mail Pouch Check Theft Suspected at Market Station
A misread mail pouch cashing case is reported near the Market site station of the Pennsylvania Rail road on February 10. The altered payee name M W Stilman to M W Stephan son, and a check for money orders worth several hundred dollars, were stolen. Police seek any clue to the bandit or method.
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W. Stilman
W. Stephanson
Pennsylvania Rail
Brass Foundry Company Incorporated Formed In New York
The Brass Foundry Company Incorporated is organized with capital stock of 885,000 divided into 88,500 shares at par value of 10 each. Charlen F. Henderson of New York and Walter J. Ross of Philadelphia, among others, act as officers and agents in the incorporation.
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Metsonaty Seth
Comertiene Af
Charlen F. Hende
New York
Walter J. Ross
Iaivalh
Ets
Comeus
Garwood Farmer Committed to Jail
Garwood farmer bound over after police disclose details of the case. Local authorities say the suspect, identified as Lorens Begnset, faced charges related to a troubling disturbance and threats. Investigators report no further public danger as the suspect remains in custody awaiting trial.
Public drawing for singer bewing machine at 345
Public drawing notice lists a singer drawing related to a Bewing machine at 345 with unclear details. It mentions sundin, sil te wl me Leritlen and calendar references, releasing items and state dew i 3 ae. The readable fragments outline a local official action with dates and an address but misspellings obscure specifics.
Cop Saves Nurse's Life in Narrow Streetcar Crash
A trolley collision at Sixth Ave and Twenty third St in New York tonight wounded Miss Elizabeth A E Buntle but spared her life after quick action by Patrolman Torpey. Dr H C Davia aided by Dr Harold Deake helped the injured as bystanders watched in horror. The crowded theatre area saw umbrellas shielding the pair as the car lurched forward and the crowd rushed to assist.
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Elizabeth A. E. Buntle
Sixth Avenue
Twenty-third Street
New York
Torpey
Tenderioia
Miss Bunty
Harold
Dea Eke
Spencer A
Express Dashes Down a Hill Collision in Los Angeles
A westbound limited train collided with a freight car near Los Angeles injuring four to six people. Passengers aboard the limited train sustained minor injuries as crews responded to the crash. The accident disrupted service and prompted an investigation into the signals and track conditions.
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Los Angeles
Dan
Fourteys Paregas
Im & Coltizien Gestar
Peasengere
Alee
Sia
Regiment of Regulars Depart Fort Logan for Philippines
Orders issued by War Department in Washington sent the Berend Infantry from Fort Logan to sail to the Philippines today. The regiment was moved under orders to departFriday, with detachments placed under guard at Fort Logan.
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Mbeaver
Jay
Fort Logan
War Department
Washington
Pallipepiers
Peet Lagan
Polegy Meet At Hot Springs Arkansas
Fragmentary notice from Westinghouse convention in Hot Springs Arkansas January mentions upcoming assembly. Names and details are incomplete but indicate a meeting related to electrical or industry topics with possible speakers and dates.
Plot Revealed by Anarchist Letters Found in Raid
Washington Pennsylvania January 24 an anarchist plot to assassinate Governor Pennypacker of Pennsylvania Governor Pattison of Ohio and other officials is under police investigation. A raid on the anarchist HQ near Monongahela City yielded letters naming governors and locations of the headwaiters. Police say a ring of dangerous members remains under surveillance and multiple arrests followed the raid.
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Washington
Chet Logan
Monongehele
Allen
Une
Carrazola
George Barli
Barr
Ead
Wlvo
Logan
John Spiba
Western
Pennnsylvania
Cette
Staton
Mt Ind
Paterson
Monongahela City
Libronio Lowlogina
Liberta
Madison Avenue
Amd Brecel
Humbert I
Italy
Volcano destroys villages on Hamoan Islands
London reports on January 24 that Savonil villages on the Hamoan Islands in the Pacific were wiped out by a volcanic eruption. All plantations on the island were ruined and the native inhabitants, about eight thousand, are destitute. The disaster is the most severe in the vast Pacific group.
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London
Hamoan Islands
Pacific
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Valencia Ocean Disaster Near Cape Beals In Fog
News from Victoria B C reports the steamer Valencia struck rocks off Vancouver Island in dense fog with about 100 people aboard. Salvage and rescue efforts by Queen and Salvado continued as waves battered the vessel and survivors described scenes of panic, drowning, and loss.
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Victoria
B.C
Cape Beals
Valencia
Vancouver
Salvado
Say Francisco
Vallopcia
Norma
Awell
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Eldck
Alles Yorsel Q
Railroad tramp sent to jail in Cranford
William Marris of Philadelphia, part of a three man railroad gang, was arrested in Cranford early today by Policemen James Heanesey. He was caught in the act and placed under arrest as a suspected thief in connection with the robbery of a map and other items.
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Cranford
San
William Marri
Philadelphia
James Heanesey
Harris
Calla
Ratine
Turdal
Two Skeletons Found in Cellar in New York
Workmen digging for a new Penstan Avivenin project at 150 West 32nd Street uncovered two skeletons buried in the cellar. One lay full length, the other crouched as if buried in a hurry. Police and detectives investigated with no immediate sign of foul play, though locals recall past deaths on West 32nd Street and worry the remains may be murder victims.
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New York
Samer Quinn
New York Contracting Company
Owens
Mott
West Thirty-second Street
Skeletor
Parsons
Exposed Methods of Town Topics in Libel Case
New York and Baltimore witnesses testified in a libel action brought by Tuatice Dowel against Collier's Weekly editor Hapgood. Baker, a former Atlantic Transportation Company president, described efforts to induce wealthy men to donate funds for complimentary notices and advertising for Town Topics, noting objections and disapproval at the time.
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New York
Baltimore
Trutt
Atlantic Transportation Company
Tuatice Dowel
Hapgood
Collier'a Weekly
Baker
Boy Detective Causes Arrest in Wilmington Case
A juvenile, described as a local boy from Ipsam Aries, followed a suspect from Edgemare to Wilmington and caused an arrest on a vagrancy charge. The prisoner, held on transport, will not be examined until Moorestown authorities arrive with a proper identity. Infinite confusion surrounds the identity of the boy and the detainee.
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Wilmington
del Jan
Edgemare
Ipsam Aries
Allison
Br Fen
Coe
Wilton
Judge denies extension in Plainfield sewage patent suit
Judge Chase denies an extension of time in the suit brought by the Amaricad Bewege Dirpoanl Company of Boston against Plainfield Sewage Co over alleged patent infringement. Plainfield operates a sewage disposal plant valued at 7,000,000 dollars. The Bouion company claims the action proceeds.
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Plainfield Sewage Co
Pismatch
Jan
Mosudew Crows
Amaricad Bewege Dirpoanl Company
Boston
Plainfield
Bouion Company
Wall Street Opens Buoyant With Mixed Early Gains
The New York market shows a buoyant start with gains in Union Purify and copper related shares. Several leaders including Anaconda and other Dow components climb modestly, while fuel and industrials post fractional rises amid cautious investor sentiment.
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New York
Cole
Bighar
Denver
Anda
Brook
Rap Trent
Jailed on Color Woman's Complaint
Dr E Bewtesy faces charges following a color woman’s complaint. Court records show unspecified allegations and proceedings pending in the local courthouse.
Defeat of insurgents in Statehood vote reported
Washington on January 24 reports the insurgents suffered a major defeat in the Statehood debate as the roll call reached 210 to 105 against the insurgents. Large attendance with some absentees marked the session as leaders argued for immediate action and party lines held firm.
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Washington
Tin Palley
Mga -Ou
Dalaall
Pantsylvania
Arizona
New
Thi
Theo
Oklahocas
Indian Territory
Mondell
Wyoming
Hamilton Statehood
Mapai Collagues Agelart Republican
Tate
Minority report on Panama Canal features adopted
Washington January feature of the minority report by the Board of Consulting Engineers on the Panama Canal outlines a plan for a bral canal at eighty five feet with three locks on the Calon side and two on the Panamer side. It estimates costs and construction time, noting works to rise about ninety five feet high and includes technical details anticipated to be adopted.
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Washington
Jan
Camequas
Board of Consulting, Engineers
Dane A
Hebrew troupe presents dramatic performances in Elizabeth office
In Elizabeth an independent Hebrew troupe aims to stage dramatic performances within the office of tlenth. Trustees, among its members, work to organize events and cultural activities for the community.
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C —Baa- Pew
Tlenth
Elizabeth
Trustees of
King Agfongo to Visit His Betrothed
King Agfongo prepares a royal journey to meet his betrothed with plans outlined for a formal engagement ceremony and future alliance. Officials confirm arrangements, venues, and anticipated dates for the meeting.
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Agfongo
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