Two Suspects Admit Guilt In Homicide Case
Police announce the arrest of Tomas Flannigan of 68 Pine Street and John Sullivan of Wall Street for murder in the drowning death of Joseph Nastis, a brakeman, near the Blazen Inland Bound pier. Both youths, held at the city jail, reportedly confessed after an investigation led by Sergeants Mulcahy and Matson.
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Tomas Flannigan
Pine Street
John Sullivan
Wall Atrest
Atate
Potles
George C- Tenney
Boye
Datecuirgeants
Mulcahy and
Matson
Joseph Nastis
Central Railesd
Blazen
Nastia
Eomions
Todlay
Chiarey Bullivan
Nastiys
Sharpes Sullivan
Hoya
Toumor
Nasths
Lil Wall Street
Rae Naatis
Una
Cole
Sullivan
Neatia
Shot Through Chin: Peter Kruen Injured in Accident
Peter Kruen a 27 year old resident near Rahway suffered a chin injury after a ball struck him. He claims the incident was accidental, though details remain unclear. The small calibre ball hit after a shin blow, leaving Kruen with undisclosed injuries.
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Peter Kruen
Mood Avery
Rahway
Alechen
Board of Health meeting notes and items discussed
Fragmentary report shows a Monday session of the City Council or Board of Health with notices and items regarding a storage matter and a groper issue. The text is garbled but indicates health and municipal concerns discussed and potential alterations in arrangements.
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Taba
Board of Health
Tly
Heat Kills 75 in New York City Amid Heat Wave
Telegraph report from New York states seventy five deaths and over two hundred serious prostrations from ten days of extreme heat. By dawn the city saw slight cooling with winds and temperatures dropping to 73 degrees at 10 am. The brutal spell caused widespread illness and thousands remained in need of relief as recovery began today.
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Telegraph
The
Journal
New York
Thousmada
Man Dies After Beams Struck at Pennsylvania Terminal
Charlee W. Hollister aged 49 died Monday in New York after a lining beam struck him at the Pennsylvania Terminal on Thirty fourth Street. He was taken to New York City Hospital in unconscious condition and died soon after. He lived with his wife and family in the city and had served in the war era.
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Charlee W. Hollister
K. Hollister
New York
Pennsylvania Terminal
Thirty‘fourth Street
Mr.Hollister
New York City Hospital
Mr. Hollister
Sebastian Y. Hollister
Sat
Washington
Wronut
Hitchcock Chosen National Chairman
Unclear telegraph news from Hot Springs Virginia reports George of New York unanimously chosen to be some national committee chairman. The item is brief and fragmented with missing names and roles.
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Hitchcock
Hot Springs
B— Ghee
Below Grade Beef Prices Reported By Journal
Report notes a drop in beef prices discussed in the Journal last night. Observers found the decline affected only lower grade cuts, with disappointment voiced as the issue was examined.
Spanish War Vets Seek Raising of the Maine
Delegates from New Jersey meet at William J Gewel Camp | New Jersey United Spanish War Veterans urge Congress to recover the Maine’s bodies and raise the vessel to American waters. Morning sessions spotlight growth, department commander report, and officer elections. Two candidates vying for department commander include Richard Handley. Past camps organized in Bayonne Hoboken Somerville and more.
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Congress
Maine
Havana Harbor
Department of New Jersey
United Spanish War Veterans
William J. Gewel
Wypad Street
New Jersey
Richard Handley
Newark
Newark, and A Cae
Bayonne
Desrad
Fragmentary newspaper item on file
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions names and terms like Hooley and Mills Bla. The readable text is too incomplete to establish a clear event, date, or location. Further context from surrounding columns is needed to justify a proper headline and summary.
Seeking New Clues to Doctor's Slayer
Philadelphia July 8 new clues to the cyanide poisoning of Dr. W H Wilton are sought from the doctor’s wife who is being questioned by Police Superintendent Taylor Investigators study the typewriter used in letters to the police and probe a reported stranger who tried to see the body after death Traces of a man who wrote letters to the coroner were traced to Jersey City.
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Tournal
Philadelphia
W. H. Wilton
Taylor
Pernliar
Dru. Stern
Tran
Wilson
Jersey City
Gas meters broken and contents stolen on Washington avenue
An extensive robbery occurred Monday night on Washington avenue and Stewart place where ten houses were entered. Gas meters were broken and contents taken from all but one residence, that of William Boehm. Reported losses include small sums from several neighbors and a total of about $11.50, with most thefts involving meters and taps.
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Washington Avenue
Stewart Place
William Boehm
Mortimer Moon Looney
Aoe Sa
Hpre
Strike Ends for Journeymen Masons After April Start
The strike by journeymen masons is declared off and workers are free to seek employment with any employer. A lively union meeting approved ending the walkout. Individual masons must negotiate directly with prospective bosses, with some already returning to the Standard Oil Company plant as hiring resumes.
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Unioe
Standard Oil
Acini
Market Opener Shows Improvement in Early Trading
Telegraphed New York report notes a provoked improvement in the market at opening, with prices rising in the first hour. The brief dispatch mentions higher levels and a positive tone amid early session activity.
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New York
Bryan Platform Held Up by Credentials Committee Fight
McCarren men are expelled as Roger Sullivan wins in the Illinois contests. Bryan’s influence shows in every move as the credentials committee battles continue, with no platform ready until tomorrow.
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Bryan
Convention News in a Nutshell from Second Day Session
Reports from Denver describe a stormy second day of the Democratic convention with fighting over credentials, a stalled credentials committee, and delayed platform reports. Bryan’s influence dominates the process as factions from New York, Pennsylvania, and Illinois push their planks, with speakers and clergy filling the program as the day wears on.
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Lin- la
Wiliam _ Jennings Bryan
Lincoln
Charles
Tammany Hall
Sullivan
Rand
Abe Theo
Bryan
Christian F. Reinter
Denver
Credentials Session Delayed At Democratic National Convention
Telegraphed update from Denver details a stormy Credentials session at the Democratic National Convention. Minutes of the roll call stretched through the night as the committee weighed protests and debated seating three leaders amid party bitterness.
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Journal
Denver
Col
Nseer
Clinots
Ukewine
Bryan
James M. Guffey
Convention Notes On Mismanagement At National Meeting
Fragmentary notes describe mismanagement at a convention with phrases about tickets and hush vote. A calpera sold tickets for 100 vaplens and Johnon was nominated unanimously at 2 AM on the convention’s second day.
Meeting Time Changed for the Luther League
A Luther League meeting time has been changed. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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THE
Luther League
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Peter
Krueg
Claigme
Ilizasete Mae
Jedlerac
New York City
Charles’ ‘W. ‘Hollister
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George R. Sheldon
New’ York
Bliss
N. 8
Badger Naval Camp
Hoboken
U. 8
Portsmouth
Department Enone Pe Patterson
Mie
TCO
Landon
Somerville
Commie Patterson
Toamp
Mitchell Camp
SPA
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Couns
Jerney
Sandusky
Boston
Hooley
Doctor
Wall
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McCarren
Pennsylvania
Roger Sullivan
NEWS
Hasberg and Sons
Lew
York
Ernor Haakell
Oklahoma
Bwamson
Virginia
Benator Paniele
Arma
Amcor
Ts Ultinan
Wales
Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
Damoctal Ss
Collorado Capital
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