Trial Ongoing in Assault Case Against Sidney Brown
Sidney Brown, indicted by the May grand jury for assaulting Jacob Reuter, an elderly man of about 80, during an April 17 robbery on Third Avenue, faces trial in the Court of Quarter Sessions before Judge Atwater. Witnesses, including Mathew Wade and his son, described Brown allegedly striking Reuter with a blunt instrument near the South Street bridge, taking the day’s earnings, and leaving Reuter unconscious. Wade identified Brown in Philadelphia before extradition to this state, with testimony from Wade and others placing Brown at the saloon scenes and corroborating the attack sequence.
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Sidney Brown
Atore
South Street
Elizabeth River
Matthew Wade
Voludelphia
Wade
Brown
Reuter
Fourth Avenue
South Atreat
Asault
Mr. Reuter
Willie
Daniel Husch
Philip Kroell
Ant
My. Rettter
Myr
Ren
Netter
Their Ancient Feuds Between Collier Kunsoil and Hopper
A clipped reminiscence describes Wille Collier telling of long standing animosity between Lilliam Kunsoil and DeWolf Hopper. The dialogue hints at past refusals to attend events and a surprising claim of a reconciliation, with odd phrases and fragmented dialogue conveying a faded, gossiping tone.
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Wille Collier
Lilliam Kunsoil
DeWolf Hopper
Finber
Hopper Wall
Misa Russell Eng
Mr. Collier
Collier
Slopper
Mick Hanwell
Milwaukee Beer Banquet Tour Attends Night Paper Fragment
Fragmentary news note mentions Blore ck, 82, Sears, Mond and Wall, and a Milwaukee beer event. Vague references to department stores, a public notice, and a Friday night paper. No clear events or outcomes available from the readable text.
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Uit
Blore Ck
Cesg'e Departmenttore
Sears, Mond and Wall” Attents
Thief Kills Mother Who Goes to Aid Son
New York July. A burglar shot and killed Mia Sophie Stuber wife of George Saber in her East Eighteenth Street home while she warmed to aid her wounded son. Police say two men John Smith and Carlo tires are arrested. a third suspect is sought. Staber, awakened by the break in, wrestled with a burglar before the fatal shot. A wounded Italian suspect was found near Church and Utica avenues. police expect more arrests as investigation continues.
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New York
Jnrrast
Mia
Sophie Stuber
George Saber
East Eighteenth Street
Sed
John Smith
Carlo
Smith
Greo
Young Staber
Aculfle
Iireglar
Church and
Utica Avenues
Staber
Ann
Bond Issues for the City Move Forward in New Conference
City officials and Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company representatives met in Newark to discuss two bond issues. A $2,760,000 refunding issue and a $200,000 Whe Rever issue were outlined. Attending were Mayor Victor Mraving, City Council President Alfred A. Stein, Law Committee Chairman Faw ard Nugent, and Finance Committee member John J. Saner. The topics likely will be on the next City Council agenda.
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Mutual Benefit Life Inmiranen Company
Naweark
A.B. Carlton
Elizabeth
Victor Mraving
Alfred A. Stein
Faward Nugent
Law Committee
John 8. Saner
Black Hand Crime Spreads Across Spain
Madrid reports evidence of a widely spread criminal network likened to the Black Hand. Authorities say the group began in Merida and has expanded nationwide. The original leaders were targeted by ambushes with hatchet killings, and residents have received threatening blackmail letters.
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Madrid
Merida
Spain
Journal Vacation Circulation Offer Notice
Readers planning summer travel can have the Journal accompany them to stay informed about local affairs. Instructions allow addressee changes. send orders directly to the Journal by telephone. Acy count not required. advance payment and daily rate apply for the desired time.
Vacationers at Asbury Park or Ocean Grove must notify inquiry
Those spending their vacation at Asbury Park or Ocean Grove must notify the Journal or its agent Walter J. Grote of Ocean Grove by noon each day if they leave their cottage or hotel. The notice should be sent to 118 Cookmay avenue Ocean Grove.
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Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Journal
Ite
Walter J. Grote
Cookmay Avenue
Imprisoned Heas Damages in County Jail Case
David M. Anderson of Springfield sues Albert P. Cain for damages claiming malicious imprisonment on a fake theft charge. He asserts public scandal and infamy followed a 79 day jail stint and a former Oyer and Terminer acquittal. Attorney Jeremiah A. Kiernan represents the plaintiff.
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David M. Anderson
Springfield
Albert P. Cain
Anderson
Cain
Jeremiah A. Kiernan
Appoints Plainfield Man as Assistant Road Supervisor
Trenton July It is announced that F. M. Vail of Plainfield has been selected by State Head Commissioner Gilkyson as one of his assistant road supervisors. The appointment marks recognition of Vail’s experience and service in road work.
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Plainfield
Fournal
Trenton
F. M. Vail
Plainfiel
Gilkyson
Byrnes to Build West Hudson Trust Co. Bank in Carriwon
A second contract award follows Byrnes Building Co of Elizabeth securing the project to construct the West Hudson Trust Company bank in Carriwon. Work will commence soon as the firm prepares site preparations and mobilizes crews for the new financial house.
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Rahway High School
M. Byrnes Building Company
Elizapeth
West Hudson Trust Company
Carri
Rescue boys upset yacht in the Elizabeth River gale
Two Elienbeth boys aboard a small yacht escaped drowning when the vessel capsized off the coal dock piers. Captain George Coon and Commodore Walter Simmerton of the Elizabeth Yacht Club oversaw rescue efforts as the boys clung to a tug and were saved. The youths refused to reveal names and stayed to help dry the sail as locals watched.
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Chia
Elienbeth
Yaocht
Gvorge Coon
Walter Simmerton
Elizabeth Yacht Club
We Jolin
Coon
Yacht Club
Hays
Hite
Trott
Coan
Summerton
Ince
Mie
Fens
Simmerton
Dooley
Rankin's
Elizabeth
Aml
Johna
Woman Pays $2,000 Fine for Smuggling
Special to the Journal. In Trenton on July. Miss Camille Langstro, 22, of Hoboken, pleaded guilty to one of five indictments charging smuggling. She paid a $2,000 fine in the U.S. District Court after a trip abroad involving $2,500 worth of ermine fur. The defendant claimed she did not know the goods were dutied.
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Trenton
Camille Langstro
Chitayy
Standhh Croma
United States District Court
Hoboken
District Court Summer Session Plans Announced
The District Court announced a summer schedule with sessions each Monday and a break until Thursday, September 9, when regular terms resume. No jury trials will be heard during August.
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Midge Whittemoreanmuielique District Court
Tve Vourh
Monduve
Armstrong to Face Hearing Over Slander Charge
Wilwin Ry Armstrong of Jersey City under bail on a police court charge of slander brought by James H. Strain of Brooklyn. He will have a hearing in the City Criminal Court at 10 o'clock tomorrow. His counsel Timothy Kelly said Armstrong might pursue further action if acquitted.
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Wilwin Ry Armstrong
Morton Pie
Jersey City
Janes H. Strain
Brooklyn
City Criminal Court
Timothy Kelly
Armstrong
Cine
Wepley case clear at Courthang. hearing set July 14
Former Senator Everett Cathy acting as counsel for Cuical Weplelin won a procedural point today in Courthang as Wepley appeals a tax issue. A hearing is scheduled by the State Board of Taxation here on July 14 to decide on the reduction of the Northavesie fare. Newark law firm retained to handle interests.
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Everett Cathy
Whiting & Sommer
Cuical Weplin
Courthagen
Wepleys
State Board of Vaxation
Wepley
Northavesie
Newark Law Firm
Severe Earthquake Hits Wide Area Across Southern Asia
A massive earthquake struck southern Asia with its epicenter near the Hindu Kush. Rawalpindi Iskardo and surrounding districts reported strong shaking, many buildings damaged in Kerki Karth Kurgan and Khokan, with uncertain casualty figures and limited field reports.
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Asia
Russia
Taabkemt
Hindu Kush
Central Asia
Kerki
Karth Kurgan
Turkestan
Khokan
Hamburg
Germany
Garwood Woman Ends Her Life
A Garwood woman identified as Kate Tisch aged about five years is reported to have killed herself by ingesting acid after a dispute with her husband John Tisch. The incident occurred at about 9:50 PM and the couple's visitor Mrs Taeger prevented drinking more of the poison. Doctors attended but she died at 10:30 PM. The husband works at the Sectionary. County officials prepared for burial.
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Curwsoud
Uly Mra
Kate Vineh
John Tisch
Merlan
Cvrrier
Wits
Saulter
Tech
Sue
Tisch
Taeger
Brooklyn
Kine
Wenféeld
Ko Maetininell
Cranford
Physici
Westcott
Unknown Sculler Champion Sees Victory at Henley
The telegraph report from Henley notes Kingston England rower Rex and rivals in the Tamond aculllog race. The champion from Kingston wins in a time around 4 minutes 31 seconds, an upset that shocks observers as the field produced an unexpected result.
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Rex
Henley
Kong
Duty Raa
Riuart
Kingston
England
Germany
Brazilian Awarded Damages for Insult Claim
In district court Judge Clark Mock ruled in favor of Lombardi, awarding $25 to a Brazilian businessman after Vittorio Brasilian called Lombardi a bum barber. Evidence showed a bitter rivalry and reputational harm from the taunts.
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Lum Barker
Distriet Court
Clark Mock. Whittemore
Ty Jaman
Lombardi
Lombardii
Bogus Checks Bother Police In City
Police hunt for Howard Brown a young man suspected of forging checks in a scam that forged John Clark's signature on two checks. A bank official refused cashing the first check and alerted authorities. Brown allegedly tried to push a second forged payment while using Clark’s name, with similar schemes linked to other residents.
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Kligas Heth
Hogun
Db Seers
Howard Brown
John My Chik
Chek
Te Citizens Bank
Brown
Chirk
Shompoon
Union County ‘Trust
W. C. Reeves
Reeve
Jersey Street
Steeve
Clark
Citizens Bank
Union County Trust Company
Hrown
Ol Weathersey
Hohn Devoe
Moria Avenue
Mr. Brown
Mr. Clark
Elizabeth Commerciat College Enroll Now Advertised
The Journal at Plainfield announces Sumper school season enrollment. Hersh Building at 207 Broad Avenue lists McMickle as principal. The journal will be available every afternoon at the Walen Company and at Central Railroad stations in Plainfield. Kent's Storage Warehouse offers secure rooms, furniture moves, and shipments from 454 Shipd Street.
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Elizabeth Commerciat
Hersh
McMickle
Plainfield
Jernoon
Walen j# Company
Wallroad
Kent
Broad Street
Carom
Jumereia Avenue
Sea roadway boost urged by Governor Fort
Special to the Lowrnal reports Governor Fort addressing advocates at Sea Girt shore meeting. He outlined a plan for a state funded Ocean Boulevard linking county seats along the Atlantic coast, assessing cost, maintenance, and potential benefits to wealth, land values, and tourism. He urged a state highway commission to oversee construction and upkeep with an estimated maintenance cost under 300 per mile.
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Havernir
Ocean Boulevard Committee
Invernor Fort
Fort Anid
State Highway Commission
Aseman
Reed
Thia
Ingislatire
Inghwaye
Ach
Nowderney
Atlantic
Barnegat Tyler
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Paget
Wall Street Mixed Tone Despite Varied Bond Activity
Wall Street opened with a mixed tone as bonds showed small fractions to over one point, Interborough-Metropolitan preferred. Industrial and steel shares were quiet after early moves with demand subdued by expectations of the government crop report. Southern Pacific and Reading drew attention, while most issues edged lower as traders awaited new data.
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Te Tournal
Iran
Aide
Paelda
Ald
Jay
Union Business College Advertisement Details
An OCR fragment describes Union Business College with references to address lines and a New York location. Mentions Broad Street, Berriman, Gerrards, and Park Row. The text references a writer or journalist and several partial street names, suggesting a historical classified notice or ad.
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Union Business College
FR Berriman
Beto
Salkinmew York
Ssings Siew
Pe Park Row
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