Closing Hour For Saloons Is Set Ahead
A city board, led by Mayor Mraving, approves restrictions and licensing actions at a meeting on Livingston Street. Browker and Stamler pursue permits for inns and taverns, with officials emphasizing strict adherence to rules and on-site appearance. The panel discusses license renewals, penalties, and the need for applicants to appear in person to secure licenses.
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Elizabeth Myenne
Aida
OMV
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Saul
Lda
Stanca
Mtarney
Connally
John J. Stamter
Broeker
Henry
Regu
Freelale
Buach
MG Browker
Tvs
Jovine
Firat
Erin Kuifivratse
Sites for New Armory Considered by Board
A meeting of the Board of Freeholders with General Denneny Collins and Sood Selon Ve Dargah of Voswee Military Board will consider sites for a new armory. The session is set for tomorrow afternoon with Thompson chairing and Ackerman Assembly noted. Eligible residents who have proposed sites are invited to attend.
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Hieley
Nation Guard
Board of Freehollors
Denneny Collins
Voswee Miliary
Boand
Army
Wili Lomorrow
Ackerman Assembly
Thompson
Postpone Till Spring Building New Church
The article reports delays in church construction tied to unfavorable conditions. It notes receipts and statements by Father Bur ney Zimlzina and references to a Black Hand threat resurfacing over plans for a $75,000 project at Ve Fost Peter and St. Paul. It mentions signed contracts by OL Connor and Father-Zindaine, and street notices in Pound, with announcements at local newsstands.
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Hibovine
Burney Zimlzina
Olandius
Audius
Deve
Edi Naemski
Wrech
T OL Connor
Sica
Zindaine WO Castes
Rexame
House of War
Two Italians charged in New York jewelry robbery
Alleged gang robbed fifty workers in New York, exchanging force for valuables. Two Italians faced extradition to New Jersey after identification by victims. The night of November activity involved disguises, revolvers, and a loot totaling 81,000 cash and 86 in jewelry.
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New York
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Tailors
Cally Arist
Lange
S. Dam
Hole
Vietine
Aml
New Jersey
Gutecoma Haceialana
Detata
Glen Ttork
Jevy
Elks Reception Dazzles Guests In New Jersey Lodge Affair
The 11th annual Elks reception at Voorn Hall drew more than 800 attendees from Newark Jersey City Bayonne Plainfield Somerville Kearny and nearby lodges. Elizabeth Ledger of Veks directed lavish decorations in purple and white with a fairylike hall, while delegations and prominent Elks from neighboring lodges praised the event as a record success.
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Veks
Voorn Hall
Danverl
Weil
Tatterson
Newark
Jersey City
Bayonne
Plainfield
Somerville
Ketlevile
Kearny
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Brofensir Wetton Ware
May Deport German Under Arrest Here
A German man named Muareer, recently brought to New York, faces deportation actions. An officer of the Immigration Bureau arrested 400 others at the port. Muareer is detained at police headquarters awaiting further processing. Authorities dispute details of charges and eligibility for immigrant arrival.
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Awd Muareer
Femin
Germany
Tunignation Bureau
New York
Waiter Aimeph Demarco Arrested After Blackmail Plan
Aimeph Demarco of New Providence, a waiter, was arrested in Troy after an alleged shooting and threats aimed at blackmail. He had been working in a Troy brush factory and was captured on December 22 in New Providence. extradition arrangements are being made by the prosecutor's office.
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New Providence
Troy
Demarco
Sie
Pitony
Matt Aticstat
Ta State Hospital
Tom
Fred
Chester Val
Mem Hove
Carnegie
Paris Flood Worsens Across France and Belgium
Widespread flooding worsens with rising water levels, affecting Paris and western regions. Reports describe Seine damage, submerged warehouses, and evacuations as marines aid relief, while authorities warn of continued risk for days.
Princess Louise Loses in Court Battle over Villa
Princess Louise, daughter of King Leogard, loses a legal dispute regarding the Villa at Kahin court. The court decides the villa belongs to Rivoness and Uyet rather than the princess, who had claimed it as royal residence.
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Lantise
Leogard
Kahin Court
Fight decision expected soon in governor Spey leon dispute
The battered text reports a boxing dispute involving Governor Spey leon and the pugilistic matter heating up again. Inside sources say a definite resolution may come before week's end as factions press for a clear verdict.
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Spey Leon
Greatest Sale of the Year at the People’s Department Store
Fragmented OCR notes reference a department store sale emphasizing a signature left by Elizabeth and a Mary Furnit Ceara credit line. The text hints at a promotional event tied to the store's annual sale, with scattered names and addresses.
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Elizabeth
Mary Furnit
Ceara
Repudiates Confession in Rochester Girl Slaying Case
District Attorney Wade challenges rumor mill as he asserts no confession exists in the Rochester girl murder investigation. Prosecutors describe the inquiry as active and emphasize ongoing evidence gathering and legal actions.
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Rochester
Youth Beaten With Tumbler at Local Event
A youth was assaulted with a tumbler near Kin Halle last night, details show a teacher from Ravensdale Milligan and a hospital transfer for seriousness. The incident involved a bystander, a reception host, and investigation by local authorities with Milligan removed to the lower precinct.
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Timated General Hospital
Scoivls
Sangeet
Milan
YMCA
Ameria
Neal
Alvis
Halle
Bik Mather
Milligan
Young Milligan
Boye Department
Stinley
Panama Libel Case Against World Fails
A New York World libel case against the World newspaper failed to persuade a New York judge that New York State jurisdiction applied. The court quashed the libel suit, ruling the venue improper and that federal authority would guide any action, with Attorney General Wickersham expected to decide on further steps.
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Panama
New York
de Lavery
New York State
Huesevelt
Robitsan
Willian
Heether
Charles Pha Cinenault
Wiliam Selon
York
New Yerk
Wickershan
Hoffmanns New Studio Visit Promises Modern Store Experience
A garbled ad announces Hoffmanns New Studio tied to Modern enterprises. It hints at a grand streetfront move, inviting visitors to a store opening day. The note promises pride in the new space and urges readers to see the showroom and projections for fashion and design.
Escaped From Asylum Amidst Turmoil and Pursuit
Fragmentary account recounts an escape from an asylum amid widespread pursuit. Victims or escapees traverse county areas, with mentions of hospital and authorities, a chaotic chase, and unclear outcomes amid damaged text and garbled names.
Unclear prisoner's tale echoes in distant city
An OCR fragment describes a boy held prisoner and the surrounding turmoil. Disjointed phrases mention a plan, mood, and various voices. The readable pieces suggest a crime or detention scene with reference to a city and a prison-like situation.
Conservation Probe Sparks Joint Session Clarifications
A sprawling testimony outlines a conservation probe amid party tensions and state officials. Key figures include former forester Guerd Minehot and Secretary Hollinger, with references to multiple states and legislative committees.
Carnegie library plan faces city vote and debate
A long contested move to establish a Carnegie library involves city commission hearings, site considerations on Pranab Jin Street, and financial pledges. Officials weigh donation use and building location while supporters push a downtown branch and public funds to speed construction.
ill health and exploits at Sughrue's School of Dancing
Fragmentary OCR notes mention illness of Mr Keron and bare references to Davie Hoel and Leonard the undertaker. Mentions Sughrue's School of Dancing and Prat a Fieldman, photo artist Bayert in all branches of Groups Power Futon et al, pear Wheat.
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