Saloon Raid Nets Dozens in Elizabeth Street
Police swarmed saloons along East Jersey Street in Elizabeth City as about thirty men were detained for violations of saloon statutes. Detectives took suspects, bonds of 200 each posted by W. H. Reynolds, with cases to proceed before July under criminal action.
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Bathport
Fllaabeth
Blazen
Henry Vietling
Jersey Street
Athens
Alge
W. H. Reynolds
Fragmentary OCR Note From Local Page
An unreadable OCR fragment references police and a market scene with garbled words describing a plank, feet, tea, and grained items. The legible terms include police and a mention of a fourth item, but most names and specifics are lost.
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Police
Ti Na Sith
Sizynt
Haywood to Testify in Boise Trial
On July 1 Boise sees W. D. Haywood of the Western Federation of Miners likely testify in his own defense over the murder of former Governor Frank Steusenberg of Toisho. The trial resumes with defense efforts to admit Pinkerton reports, tied to espionage claims by mine owners to discredit the federation.
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W. D. Haywood
Wertern Federation of Miners
Frank Steusenberg
Toisho
Wight
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Pinkerton
Morris Friedman
Western
McPartland
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Evia Gut Remnne
Eviderttt
City Council to Consider Police Force Expansion
Police committee report urges better public protection. It likely recommends promoting two boat officers to sergeant, adding patrolmen, and appointing more chapmen. Both committees push for police force improvement.
Jest Grind Jury Presentment Probed for Indirect References
The article fragment hints at a defendant or official inquiry connected to the Jest Grind Jury presentment. It suggests examination of indirect references within official or legal proceedings, indicating ongoing scrutiny without detailing concrete charges or outcomes.
Concealed Weapons Ruling Involving Judge Mahon
A court ruling references two individuals detained on concealed weapons charges connected to Judge Mahon. Details of the case and the judge’s involvement are outlined, with focus on arrest context and jurisdiction.
Bay Bridge Rebuilding Underway Over Newark Bay
Central Railroad Company begins maintenance of way work on the Newark Bay bridge. One track in use as hundreds of piles are driven and new timber laid, delaying a full new bridge construction for some time.
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Newark Bay
Soime
Pe and Ti
Committees Busy On Valuations
Officials report committees are working on property valuations and tax assessment records. They expect to complete their work in about a week as assessors struggle to secure accurate returns, especially for personal estate, and will store findings in city records.
Earthquake Shock Reported Amid Morning Seismic Details
A Weather Bureau bulletin notes an earthquake shock this morning resembling a specific marine quake in magnitude details. It references regional effects and ongoing observations from the seismic event.
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The
Weather Bureau
Volcano Activity Near Chile Prompts Local Observers
Reports describe a busy volcano emitting water and expanding a lake nearby as observers note rising activity. A separate note mentions a July clearance sale and rough local listings amid unclear details.
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Chile
Juby
Soone
Janitor Louie Dunham Beaten in Fight at Battin High
Louie Dunham a 43 year old janitor at Battin High School was badly beaten in a morning fight with Poles following a street altercation. He was taken to Alexian Hospital with injuries including a broken nose and facial injuries.
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Louie Dunham
Battin High School
Heigl OW Eowik
Dunham
Peal Street
Alexian Hospital
Rockefeller Puzzles Government Officials Across the Nation
Reports say John D. Rockefeller appears in multiple locations causing confusion for federal authorities. Marshals seek to serve him with subpoenas before Judge Landis in Magen to reveal Standard Oil’s finances, with Hibpoenas to marshal service nationwide if needed.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Pitffeld
Tarrytown
Rockefeller
Father Lennon
Cleveland
Forest Mill
United States
Henkel
Landis
Magen
Standard Oil
Postponed Again in Hollins Case at Court Session
Former Governor Foster M Voorhees secured a further two week adjournment in the state versus George G Hollins. Hollins is accused in a March shooting that fatally wounded James Thorne, a Black man aiding another in cleaning a street pew area near the residents. The adjournment was granted to allow further proceedings.
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Foster M. Voorhees
Court of Quartier Sessions
George G. Hollins
Epidemic Threat Puts City at Risk with No Relief Yet
New York faces a mounting health crisis as garbage and ashes clog streets and foul odors rise. Sanitation efforts fail to curb the epidemic, while street cleaners strike and contractors struggle to muster workers.
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Health Department
Ptrike
Arran Grannts
Amede
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