Trial of Neuwirth Case Against Mor ker Stalls in Essex Court
In Essex Court of Quarter Sessions Judge Ten Eyck denied defense motions to dismiss the case against Neuwirth of Newark. The trial over stolen Singer Manufacturing Company goods continued with Prosecution and Defense presenting arguments and witnesses, and the judge to deliver jury instructions tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bum
Neuwirth
Newark
Heri li
Freerick Morker
Ten Eyck
Aml
Ten Mycka
Brownlie Wilbur Pate Sale
Ten Kyek
Frederick Merker
Queatinh
Neuwirth Hia Hentaty
Jie
Skjuorts
Ti Ak
Ion
Wills
Ehrlich
Ehlich
Witchens
Arraignments in Common Pleas Court on Feb 6
Several defendants appeared in the Court of Common Pleas before Judge Vait. Frederick Hand of Elizabeth entered a not guilty plea to breaking into a jewelry shop and stealing items. Thomas J Slattery and Michael Gash known as George Miller, both pleaded not guilty to assault related charges. Other defendants entered not guilty pleas to various indictments and trial dates were set for February 6. Joseph Widnatein Staniglain Mul eeyale Fillenhethy and Joseph R Muller faced charges including assault, indecent assault, and related offenses with bails set or released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Vait
Frederick Hand
Hlaabeth
Mennery
George Mileler
Westfield
Trin
Ag In Fells
Elisabeth
Joseph Widnatein
Staniglain Muleeyale Pee Te Fillenhethy
Joseph R. Muller
Banda
Charles. V. Heekele
Bumboth
Linden man tied to bad check in Linden case
James M. Wilson, 28, once employed as a stone cutter at Rowedale Cemetery Linden, was wanted for passing a bad check in Linden. He fled to Troy, where he was held for weeks, and extradition papers were pursued. A grand jury indicted him. he was arraigned in the Court of Commons and remanded for sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenney
Troy
James M. Wilson
Linden
Wilson
Lindon
Toney
Rowedale
Cross
New York
Cystee
Reilly
Ives
Court of Commons
Willie Wae
Boston Lecturer to Speak on Panama Canal
War correspondent and lecturer Mr. MacQueen will present on the Panama Canal. his pictures are claimed to be camera produced and reliable. Tickets priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Panama Canal
Paul
MacQueen
Obituary of Rev. William Blakeslee at home of daughter
The Rev William Blakeslee of Fulton Street Church died at his daughter's home on Saturday after a two week illness described as phemmionla. The obituary lists pallbearers and notes his service as a clergyman within the church community. Additional names mentioned include John F Hurst and Gilbert D Wimans among others in the local church circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wai. E. Biskesles
William
Blakeslee
Fulton Strew
M.es
Charles B. Svea Hunmit
Fie
Phemmionla
Ter
Vine Claws Snell
John F. Hurst
Segata
A. Peet
Drew Beml- Ervin
Eidere Ea
Ong
Pat
Doda Samual de Motrin
Gilbert D. Wimans
Sofosore
Ice prices surge as dealers struggle to meet demand
Independent dealers warn of further ice price jumps amid shortages. Prices rise from two to four dollars per ton with forecasts of five future. Philadelphia and Newark suppliers report tightened supply and colder weather delaying return to normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt
Isou
Nan
Wholedale
Gouldaboro
Hethlehem
Lee Tien
Thie City
Krueger Tee Com- Jay
Newark
Ito
Elizabeth Ace Company
Newark Com My
Inet
Piake
Krue
Takeare
Arada
Sergiy el Tote
Asietigan Ley Company
Philad
Philadelphia
Sena Ea
Mountainside Man Sues Public Health Corp for Injuries
A mountainside resident files a lawsuit naming a public health corporation over injuries from an incident near a Denes Roe area. The complaint alleges negligence by the firm and seeks damages for medical costs and suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene
Bi Bervics Corpora
Feketon Ie
W. Gebet
Unclear text from historic page on Merchants Union
Fragmentary OCR notes reference the Merchants Union and a person named Joba or Job a. Details and names are illegible, limiting clear summary of event, individuals, or date. The passage hints at, but does not confirm, a focus on the Merchants Union and related action.
Appeal for Local Option in New Jersey Assembly Hearing
A large crowd of temperance supporters urged passage of House No. 18 local option bill in Trenton. Assemblyman Miller presented at the State Home hearing before the municipal corporations committee as Elizabeth and Vineland supporters testified, asserting local votes decide saloon presence. The measure seeks to allow communities to vote on alcohol saloons, arguing majority rule should determine availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trentom
Assembly
Miller
Committee On Municipal Corporations
Scovel
Scott
Wright
Walsh
Burk
Charles E. Nash
Elizabeth
W. W. Youngson
St. James M. E
C. 5. Kemble
Park ME
George Re Sayre
Elimeth
Antumblyman Miller
United States
New Jersey
Vineland
Sr. Miller
Bearretion
Judge Vail Names Stiner Morguekeeper
In the Court of Common Pleas Judge B A Vail issued three year writ ten appointments for morguekeeper dating from 7 ieate Hinabeth ob n Stiner. Painted In Flimsh Slor samen Jound Martin named morgue keeper with terms starting immediately accord ing to county records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
B.A. Vail
Calvert
Hinabeth
Stiner
Martin
Morguckseper
Malte
Janie Onder
Belkin
Trolley Suit in Hands of Jury
Fragmentary OCR shows a trolley case involving Charles J Cray and a dispute with Peay. City residents and lawyer A Kiernan are noted, with references to testimony and judicial action begun shortly before noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Cray
Peay
Oeioek
Thie City
A. Kiernan
Johnson fears lynching as he heads to Philadelphia
Rofue Johnson, a self confessed murderer, was transferred by Maryland and New Jersey officials to State Detective Ellis H. Harker and Deputy Sheriff Joseph B. Fleetwood and moved toward Union Station. He appeared rapidly nervous, guarded by chains, with officials predicting no mob action if given a fair trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Mad
Rofue Johnson
Florence B. Allinson
Morestown
Thin City
Ellis H. Harker
Joseph B. Fleetwood
Marlington County
Noda
Philadelphia
Johnson
Captain Henry
Baltimore Police
New Jersey
Poblor
Union Station
Fleetwood
Burlington County
Trains Collide in Heavy Fog on Staten Island Line
In dense fog the Staten Island Railroad experienced multiple collisions causing passengers to be shaken. Trains on the North and East Rivers involved, with delays across ferries and buses as crews assessed damage and injuries. Local commuters faced late arrivals while the fog disrupted service and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minrsa
Trac
Thirty-ninth Street
Brooklyn
Ellin Island
Sim
Sven Bo Rom
Egnanel Renett
Peonian
Marine Hospital
Spdes
Jersey
Hell
Souid Atesmarm
Veteran Firemens Parade Scheduled for October 11
The veteran firemen parade is set for October 11 with participation expected from companies statewide. The event will feature a large ball and a gathering from various parts of the state to honor service and display community support.
Compton Man Kills Mother Over Spanking
Willis Hatton, a 19 year old from Rogers Compton Kentucky, shot and killed his mother after she spanked him for misbehavior. He threatened to kill again, then retrieved a firearm from his father’s bureau and shot her. The incident occurred in the county near Rogers and is described as a tragic domestic crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compton
Tan
Willis Hatton
John Hatton
Rogers
Didi
Tully Sues United Electric Company Over Trolley Injury
In Circuit Court Judge Helaley presided over suit by Patrick Tully against United Electric Company. Attorney J A Kiernan represents Tully who claims injuries from June 11 when a trolley car struck overhead wire, shocking him and causing a fall near Roule Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Tully
United Firetrieng
Helaley
Tuly
J. A. Kiernan
Inja
Tully
Brotor Ca Ee
Roulle Park
Daugiing
Nis
Col Dickingon Not Invited to White House Lunch
Col Bainual D. Dekinnon of Jersey City had been invited to lunch at the White House with Senator Kean, but Kean said he knew nothing of the engagement and White House officials indicated it was not confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Dickingon
White House
Washington, Jar
Bainual D. Dekinnon
Jersey City
Kean
Copper Plant Fire Threatens Mont Facility
A fire at the Genator Clark copper plant in Butts Montana damaged a large copper fan center and caused an estimated $500,000 in damage before crews extinguished the blaze. The blaze prompted fears the entire plant could be destroyed as the Sanlight elevator system failed during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genator Clark
Butts
Mont
Seastor Clark
YMCA Members Monthly Meeting Noted
Y M C A announces a postponement of the monthly meeting with a request to attend tomorrow evening at the association home. Reports of interest will be given and new members welcomed.
Train Collision Near City Leaves Several Hurt
A passenger train on the Delaware and Hudson Railroad collided with a work train east of the city this morning at 5 0 A M. Casualties include several injured persons and a number of workers. Officials report prompt medical attention and investigations are underway.
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Scheuettally
N.V
Pedeenger
Delaware and
Hudeso
Chis Cy
Thin City
Vine
Unclear OCR Fragment on Lincoln’s Birthday and Events
Fragmentary text mentions Lincoln’s Birthday and names Cr o ce show heptre Muldy with unclear references. Readable specifics are minimal. no verifiable events, dates, or entities beyond Lincoln and a few garbled terms.
Missing context leads to unclear concert snack pricing note
The fragment mentions a concert and items served free from a brand list. It references a price around 96 and includes garbled names and phrases, making the full event or entities uncertain.
Grand jury censures Penn R R and P S C in Rahway deaths
New Jersey grand jury censures the Public Service Corporation for the death of Raymond Devine in Rahway on East Broad Street and the Pennsylvania Bedfrold Company for the death of Mrs. Ells Davis at Cherry Artest cromping. The panel issued two presentments and read them in court, detailing failures and fault lines in operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand
Public Service Corporation
Raymiond Devine
Pennsylvania Bedfrold Company
Ells Davis
Cherry Artest
Rahway
Urand Tury
John K. English
New Jersey
Haymond Devine
Ies
Ald Corporation
John Ehrhardt
Pillows Secter
Wing Sail
Sid
Also Mentioned on This Page
Heimliach
OF Common Pleas
Privonore
ROGGE
Boom Merchants Stamp CO
Joba
Merchants’ Union
Judge Vail
Miss Allinson
Burlington’ County
Staten Island
Staten Island Railroad
Ean
THE
United Electric Company
Mann & Hofmann
Tincoln
Croce
Heptre Muldy
Wiese
Sali
Rigmund Weit
Cale
Reese
Penn R.R
P.S.C
Bothby
Trolley
Devine
Pennsylvania
Avid Cor-Wan
Aea
Sansaire Corpeenles Ee Samar Sylve
Glans
Jax
Ima
Faby Prous & Tork Werk Qodutions Tea Brokers
Bugar
Atelioaa
Rat
Balge Rapid Magic
Manhattan
West
Gore
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