Elizabeth Port steamboat Clarence sinks with seven aboard
A New Jersey Elizabeth steamboat named Clarence, carrying fifty tons of coffee and twenty barrels of oil, disappeared in a nor’easter after leaving Bayonne bound for New York. Crew included Captain William Hubler and engineer Nelson Smith. hull, once near Brooklyn, was reported sunk near Robbins Reef with seven on board.
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Elizabeth Port
Robbins’ Reef
Elisabethport
Clarence
New York and
New Jersey
Comay
Eimbethport
Statenaand Sound
New York
Jine
Staten Island Sound Transportation Company
Peenayvais and Delaware Oil Company
Eit
Richard
Jack
Yorkin
Thommen C. Hornbeck
Treas Wer
George W. Campbell
Elizabeth
A. G. Jr
Woelark Wire Works
Yvonne City
Gulf Refining Company
William Hubief
Pier 10
East River
Bayonne City
Hubler
Helga
Edward Chek
J. Kirkland
Brooklyn
Nelson Smith
Port Huron
William Lewis
Colorel
Cook
Kilcomines
John Vallivan
Martin Nolan
John’ Kean
Hnex
New York and Torta Rive SS. Company
Lampert and
Holt Tim
Clarence Ives
Cas Harbor
Montreal Blaze Reported As Large Fire At Night
A large fire in Montreal caused extensive damage and disrupted local services. Fire crews battled the blaze for hours with no immediate word on casualties or exact property loss. Authorities initiated an investigation into the fire’s origin and cause.
Union County Bar Association Dinner in New York
At Cafe Martin in New York City the Union County Bar Association plans a dinner and eloquent toasts. Speakers include President Craig A. Marsh on time and ends well, Hon. J. Franklin Fort on spirit and heavenly notes, and Richard V. Lindabury on the Constitution.
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Cafe Martin
New York City
Union County Bar * Association
Craig A. Marsh
J. Franklin Fort
Whittler
Richard V. Lindabury
Madison
Edmund Wilsop
Red Bank
Ly Company
Gilbert Collins
Claudio
Wunter
Shakespeare
The Victory of the Wires
Amid Wednesday’s storm the New York and New Jersey Telephone Company maintained uninterrupted service. The system absorbed a surge in calls as transportation halted, with no delays in message delivery and all operators working to keep residents connected during the crisis.
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New York and
New Jersey Telephone Company
New -York
Carpenters Out to Help Plumbers in Newark Strike
Thirty members of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters were called out yesterday in Newark as a show of sympathy with plumbers. The walkout affects public buildings including a city public school as part of long running labor tensions.
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Newark
United Brotherhood of Carpenters
Master Painters Association Meet Set In Jersey
The annual convention of the Master Painters Association of New Jersey will be held at Fairmount Hall in Jersey City at 10 o clock on Tuesday. Delegates from various chapters will attend the session.
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Master Painters’ Association
Master Painters’ Association of
New Jersey
Fairmount Hall
Bergen
Fairmount Avenues
Jersey
Olly
Exempt Firemen Enjoy A Smokers Night
The quarterly meeting of the Exempt Firemen's Association met on a Bone on evening with refreshments. Members joked that even a blizzard can be enjoyable under certain circumstances and discussed the year’s activities.
Democratic Committee Debates Primaries and Candidacy
The Democratic City Executive Committee met last night to discuss primaries and whether to nominate a candidate for king penny. Debate showed divided opinion on whether to field a candidate.
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Democratic City Executive Committee
Ruth the Moabitess to be given cantata next Thursday
A cantata featuring Ruth the Moabitess will be performed next Thursday evening. Details are limited in the fragmentary notice.
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Fabieee Tor
Women Clash On Broadway Street in The Playhouse Lobby
A street brawl outside the Jacoba Lyceum theatres ends when Officer Maser intervenes as two women in fashionable dress clash on Broad Street near East Jar City. The fight began inside the theatre lobby and spilled onto the sidewalk amid a growing crowd of playgoers and bystanders.
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Broad
East Jaracy
Jacoba
Lyceum
Aidewalka
3 San Theatre
Marconi
Maser
Brakeman Escapes Serious Injury After Crash
Frank T. Gerathy, brakeman from 1 East Grand Street, was involved in a night rail accident on the Pennsylvanis line. He was treated at St. Michael's Hospital in Newark for a badly sprained back and other slight injuries.
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Frank. T. Gerathy
Grand Street
Pennsylvanis
Ana
St. Michael's Hospital
Newark
Kohlenberger Denies Involvement in DeRosa Trouble
Kohlenberger, a former workman at the Third Street caring factor, testifies in Police Court that he did not participate in the DeRosa trouble. Sr. John M. DeRoss faces questions in the case as the proceedings unfold.
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Pitlane Kohlenberger
Com
John M. DeRoss
Uhip
Third Street
Caring Factor
James Good Might Be Better Than the City
Fragments suggest a discussion about James Good and a comparison to city life. The text hints at disorderly behavior and potential disorder accusations, but details are unclear. Further context from the original article is needed for a precise summary.
Kidnapped Daughters In Rahway Church Drama
Mrs William Wilkins abducted her six year old daughter and five year old son from their guardian Mrs Brower at the Firaribyterian Church in Rahway. Police pursued as a colored messenger reported location before the mother fled with the children toward a ferry. George Wilkins, grandfather, rushed to the Brower store after the incident.
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Rahway
William
St. Gearvenue
Wilkins
Wilkins, Jr
Florida
Wilkins Ap
Tnnt
Pitney
Newark
Enter & Couler
Penangte Railroad Company
Maud Mitchell
F. X Sitehell
Bosteyi
Dupral G. Hetfield
Abe
Hetfield
Misa Hetfield
Rudy Apple
George Wikina
E. Fetters
Engineer Saves Boy From Swerving Train Near Elizabeth Arena
A boy dangled his foot in a frog on the tracks as a fast train from Carteret neared. Engineer Charles Foster diverted the engine and halted it inches from disaster, freeing the boy and earning praise from passengers.
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Elizebeth Arenas Station
Charles Foster
Carteret
Ind
Fonter
Better Times At Stephenson Plant Expanded
Amproverant In Busingte Afar the snes Siesite. A Sea Ton man aired by Brille, a pew ae ilere nes stalled, all the boiler room be be ing entirely remodeled. Ts addition board fence nine feet high ic bel erected bout the whole plant. The means over a mile of Work is picking up at the establishment. More men are being taken now, and It is announced that in a month the concern will be employing the full complement of men. The transfer of the plant will bring few men outside of the office staff. No for the building of cars were considered. Now much orders come piling in and are receiving attention.
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Brille
He Sons
Minister Spared by Blizzard Faces Sunday Sermon
The Rev. Herbert F. Randolph, pastor of St. James M. E. Church, could preach tomorrow after the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad reopened. Stranded for three days in Bernardsville while storms blocked travel, he finally reached Newark through snowdrifts and limited telephone service.
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Herbert F. Randolph
St. James M. E
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Bernardsville
R. F
Newark
Randolph
Horn ‘Sanday
Meade
Rahway Excise Board Organized for Year
Rahway Jas 23 The Board of Excise met last night and organized for the year. Peter Tillman was elected president and Charles H Angleman secretary. A B A Vail was appointed yesterday as excise commissioners with Tillman serving three years and William Fi two years.
Bank Swindler Whiteman Captured
Alonzo J. Whiteman, accused bank swindler who leaped from a train and evaded Buffalo detectives four months, was captured at 2 a.m. in Danville, New York. Detectives from Buffalo and Pinkerton agents tracked him to his mother’s home, pursued to the attic, and he fled down a rope but was captured before ground contact. He is wanted for passing worthless checks in Buffalo and other cities.
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Buffalo
Alonzo J. Whiteman
Lake Shore
Thas
Dunkirk
Whiteman
Danville
N.Y
Goodwin
Pinkerton Agency
Buffalo Police
O'Connor, Newtom
Schup
Raleigh
Dansville
Embezzlement Charge Smokescreen In Chicago Firm Case
William H. aane Prealdogtt ot, head of Foetal Company in Chicago, was arrested in New York after being sought on an embezzlement charge. He faces arraignment in the West Side police court as extradition papers are awaited from Chief ONeill of Chicago.
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New York
William H. Aane
Foetal Company
Chicago
O'Neill
Hunt
West Side
O Neil
Neill
Alegram
Strike spreads as Watts reports progress in Ruslan vars
Washington dispatch cites a telegram from United States Consul Watt stating workers have joined strikes across the rail and public works sectors. Water and public utilities appear to be run by widya while railroad labor enhances the stoppage.
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Washington
Unistates Consultal
Watt
St. Aeotealy
Wartaw
TROLLEY STRIKE AT WILKESBARRE SETTLED
Wilkes Barre January 28 The threatened strike of the employees of the Wilkes Barre and Wyoming Valley Traction is averted by a compromise offer of a nine hour day and a wage increase to 1 900 for nine hours The men had asked for 2 a day National President Mahan of the Street Car Men's Union and traction officials reached a two year agreement
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Wilkesbarre
Wilkestarre
Wilkes- Gaean and
Wyoming Valley Traction
Emplacoe
Compro
National Presia Mahan
Natal
Japs Seize An American Steamer
Tokio dispatch reports the American steamer M. S. Doline seized by Japanese forces in Pacific waters west of Hokkaido. The vessel, formerly the Arab, was on a Vladivostok bound voyage under Dollar Steamship Co. San Francisco. Built at Newcastle on Tyne in 1900.
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London
Tokio
Doline
Pacific Ocean
Nokkaido
Vladivoatok
Dolla
Dollar Steamship Colony
San Francis
Newcastle on-Tyne
Kaiser's Son Slightly Improved Amid Illness Reports
Prince Eitel Frederick, son of the Kaiser, who has been ill with mumps, shows slight improvement today. His temperature is down by one degree and his condition is described as better though still precarious.
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Kaiser
Bertin
Jan
Prince Eitel Frederick
Sam
Requisition Papers for Mass Duke Forwarded
A brief police notice from New York dated January 24 reports the chief of police forwarding requisition papers for a missing or desired man, with mention of an officer Brodie and a family relation, all coming from Texas and the city.
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MAS
DUKE
Kew
York
Tex
Eftes
Brodie Swife
Hove
Russia Quiet as Prisons and Pardons Discussed
Reports from St. Petersburg indicate no overnight disturbances and a calm capital. Authorities estimate about 4,000 arrests nationwide with a likely broad pardon for new prisoners. Moscow strike activity declines as workers return or plan to return. A front-line dispatch notes Russian casualties and Japanese prisoners after heavy fighting near Benkopas on January 26.
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Feters City
JAR. Eo
Bendepas
New York Market Closes Amid Mixed Trade
Reports from New York describe continued strength in the sink market despite adverse conditions and warnings of warmer temperatures. The day featured cautious trading with modest gains and several sectors showing resilience amid uncertain demand.
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New York
Svensary
Grbe
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Laarhvere
Union County Bar Association
Solons
N. J. Telephone Company
Democratic Committee
Ruth
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Moabitess
Playhouse
Mouar
Elizabeth Brakeman
Kohlenberger
Derosa
James Good
Fast Express
Stephenson
Storm
Herman F. Randolph
Somerset County
Pahway
Ae. H. Estere
President Hunt
Pan-American Banking Company
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Russia
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Kuropatkin Florosly
Japa
Petarsburg
Salve Lopukhim
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Tome - Me
Broad Street
Ettenbeth
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Fuga
Walt
Amr
Furl and Iron
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Amy
R. Meakan Central
N.Y. Central
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Southern Pacific
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Tsiev
Steev Waherb Steel
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