Jury Finds Sidney Brown Guilty of Assault on Aged Butcher
The jury in the State vs Sidney Brown delivered a guilty verdict for an assault on an elderly butcher. Witnesses described Brown's him by a weapon from behind at a Third Avenue store, with testimony detailing Brown's day in a saloon and subsequent attack near the river. The defense argued procedural flaws, but the prosecutor solidified the case, and Brown now faces sentencing.
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Wotin
Sidney Brown
Colonls
Third Avenue
Bedwy
Roy Wvilence
Lowrimimy
Harieler
Chris‘ian Whta0
Patedgeart
Robert Stewart
Brown
Reuter Wig
Kieiney A.B. Coney
Nowaykyse
Forthe
Dafenlan
Priacortion
Seine Wade
Wil Uutt
Swift
Cosay
Hoofer
Viele Ty Detwils
Jesie
Philadelphia
Cosey
Moe
Comey
Reuter
Daelock
Two acquitted in counterfeit bill case at Solice District Court
Michael Vitale and Shin Hiehting of Elizabeth were acquitted of passing bad bills after a jury found no evidence of intent to pass counterfeit notes. Detectives had previously recovered two counterfeit bills from the defendants’ possession and from a sewer near their residence.
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Sreeial
Louings Teton
Italy
Michael Vitale
Shin Hiehting
Elizabeth
Ville Ot Soilee Distriet
Vechin
Lina Eno
Pris Nn
Mt Bhore
Howe
Ehbails
Two Women Die In Fire At Santa Fe Hotel
Two women perished when a hotel fire swept through the women’s wing in Santa Fe on July 9. Annie Keenan and a second victim, about 50, were found in a room as flames spread rapidly. Firemen battled the blaze as debris and smoke filled the stairways and corridors.
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Annie Keenan
Roosevelt Faces Pack of Man-Eaters on Kenyan Hunt
Telegraph reports from Naivasha say Roosevelt's party will trek into Fort Hall district in August after Nairobi. Hunters face an immense pack of man-eating lions, one of the largest in years, plus savagely attacking buffalo and native villages. Travel is paralyzed as authorities close the highway for safety. The Roosevelt party may shift plans, heading to Fort Hall earlier than scheduled.
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Telegraph
T Naivasha
Bea
Warrington Dawnon
United Prems
Fort Hall
Roosevelt
Nairobi
Lax
Uganda
Rodrigan
Jmight
Atresia
Fitevoenens
Wavelors
Rooxoyélt Party
Fort Fall
Workmen Educational Association advances in Elizabeth
A newly formed organization in Elizabeth leases Quien's hall and aims to build a $40,000 home on Spencer Street and Second Avenue with a library, school year, garden, and social spaces. It reports 180 members, plans language instruction and regular classes, and maintains a library with multilingual volumes and periodicals. Officers include President Rite Me, Vice President Oswald Nitzel, and Secretary Leonard Kistner.
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Elizabeth
Workmen’s Educational Association
Quien’s
Sinc
Spencer Street
Second Avemta
Hat Isin
Germany
Nomident
Rite Me
Oswald Nitzel
Yeoordimge — Ageretary
Leonard Kistner
Johanna Kramers
Fred Bach
Treaxyrar
Henrett Tantwigs
Earthquake in Central Asia Threatens Heavy Death Toll
Telegraph dispatches from St. Petersburg report the July 7 quake in Western and Persian Turkestan and Northern India may yield a large death toll. Shocks were felt to be more intense than in Measind and data are slow due to remote areas and poor communication, with authorities cautioning several days for full details.
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St. Netersburg
Central Asia
Persian Turkestan
India
Tim
Summer Clearing Sale Advertising Notice
A damaged OCR reads about a summer clearing sale listing items like apparel and furs and a sale location in New York City. The fragment mentions prices and vendors but details are unclear.
$50 000 Suit Threatened In Civil Defamation Case
Attorney Timothy Kelly moved to dismiss the complaint by J. H. Straine against William Ky Armstrong a New York engineer and businessman. Judge Mahon ruled the action resembled a civil defamation case outside criminal court. Straine alleges Armstrong defamed his character and Armstrong claims he was lured to Elizabeth and wrongfully arrested. Armstrong was briefly jailed then released on bail as the hearing was postponed with further details promised on the next page.
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Timothy Kelly
Mahon
City Criminal Court
J. H. Straine
William Ky Armstrong
New York
Armatrong
Aga
Que Straine
Kelly
Armstrong
Saul
Hia Cane
Alander
J. AL. Straine Company
Dlealora
Wachiery
West
Thirty-fourth Street
Artstrong
Bia
Tell Hen. Christin
Union Foundry
Elizabeth
Lw Ng Taker
Shidge Mahon
Jena
Straine
Driggn & Company
Front Street
Anid
Wan HO
Briggs’ & Company
Uie
Pline
John O'Leary
National Christian Endeavor convention set for Atlantic City
Special to the journal reports St Paul delegation won today in the race to host the next National Christian Endeavor convention. The event will be held in Atlantic City with a vote of cities nationwide contributing to the honor.
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St. Paul
AL Tantie
Sale Starts Saturday At Noon At Jervin Department
A local sale begins Saturday at 12 o'clock with many items listed. The notice mentions large stock values and a total worth around 44,000 with proceeds going through Ed Mimerole, urging purchasers to arrive on time and not miss the opportunity.
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Jervin
Kerond
Avery
M. Lavy
Fone
Tuberculosis Clinic Opens July 15 at General Hospital
Arrangements by Elizabeth Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis to start a clinic at General Hospital. The clinic will operate every Thursday afternoon at 4 o clock, first session July 15, offering free examinations and treatment for those unable to pay. The event is endorsed by the Charity Organization Society and Elizabeth Association officials.
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Elizabeth Association
Stiri
General Hospital
Organina- Tio Society
Quetinnte
Elsbeth Association
Orlanda F Tallin
Elizabeth Association For the
Elizabeth Denevil Hoseworthy
Ovary
Elszabeth
Rganizating Society
Ori
Liepitan
Nyse
Tn Diasiot
Phiywehin
Partienta
Uie
Cheewaek
French Minister to Fight Editor in Duel
Paris dispatch reports French Minister Caillaux and editor of Le Soleil clashed in the Senate chamber over integrity accusations. Seconds for Caillaux and Bos prepare for a pistol duel this afternoon. war minister Picquart and others arrange supports. The outcome risks serious wounds or death.
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Jowenal
Paris
France
Fallieves
Charlen Hos
Victor Mgoc
Senate
Chilly Bowdeslor
Haat
Caillinx
Buitir Bos
Eneral
Pisxynart
Andaing
Dreyfus
Lagialiten I/Marinen
Caillainx
Tonon
Tord
Kalitor Bos
Singer Employees Seek Citizenship Amid Shutdown
A flood of Singer plant workers sought to become U S citizens as the County Clerk restricted application days. About a hundred applicants stood in line at Mr Calvert’s office, hoping to file, while the process faced delays and limited access during the shutdown.
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Mr. Calvert
United States
Taggart Gingles Witness Testimony In Theft Trial
Taggart Gingles testified today as a witness in the trial of Miss Gingles charged with stealing. The hearing occurred at the courthouse where Taggart appeared in person, offering details from the case and asserting observant testimony relevant to the alleged theft.
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Fe Journal
Lily Tams Taggart
Atanapatts
Ferret
Elinincinie
Miss Gingles
Atealing Lane
Courk
Journal Guests Leave Boston For Europe Tour
Miss Gillan and Miss Day, travelers from the Erembeth Daily Journal, depart Mystic Wharf Charlestown at 2 PM aboard the Laverentian of the Ab Iwo Laine for a thirty six day European trip. They will visit Boston landmarks, then proceed to London and continue the voyage, with paper representatives handling arrangements.
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Boston
Italy
Miss Gillan
Proide
Erembeth Daily Journal
Mystic Wharf
Charlestown
Europe
Laverentian
Georg W. Jaques Dies Suddenly in New York City
George Washington Shuyuie, of 11 West Jersey Street, a New York Metal Exchange member, died suddenly in New York City after noon yesterday from apoplexy during a Ward of governance meeting. He helped found a tin plate industry in New York, invented a machine for Wate manufacturing, and worked with the Thompratt Company before starting his own operations on Manhattan’s Unine street.
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Washington
New York
Deadeoy Vintil
A. A. Thumjson
Eth Wntry
Thompratt Company
Mmaanimody
Re Unine Street
Shia
Daquen
Nas Thompson
Pater
MISIA FACULTY SALE AT ELIZABETH COLLEGE
Readable text shows a men s furnishing clearance event at Elizabeth Commercial College with summer school enrollment details. The note mentions specials on merchandise and an annual sale offered by MG. and GITOWay MOOK with discounts on various items. Enrollment is noted for seven.
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Che Misia
Marte Bee Noemi
Child Found On Mountain Top After Night Missing
A five year old girl Sophie Hound was found on a mountain slope near Ver Kummit in Newark Illinois after wandering from her guardians yesterday. She survived overnight amid brambles and insects and was brought down by rescuers. authorities say she is resting but severely fatigued and hungry with minor injuries.
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FRY Tylegraph
Jobermatt
Newark
Mountaina
Sophie
Weber
Wat
Frenay
Yankees Rally Ties Pirates in Fast Baseball Tilt
The New York basebase contest between the Giants and the Pittsburgh Pirates drew crowds as the Pirates edged ahead yesterday. The game saw a standout performance that left the town buzzing about a key win amid a long stretch.
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New Yorks
Daly
New York
Unda
Alii
Paakmy
Yeaterday
Gants
Birtsburg Pirates
Fin Criniite
Fai
President to be judge for tariff conference
Telegraph report describes the tariff bill advancing to the third stage with hundreds of changes. Conference committee members from both parties are named, President Taft may engage actively via Aldrich and Akdrich as liaison, and debate centers on scheduling and policy alignments with the White House guiding the final bill.
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Jewewel
Washington
Teriff
Senate
Wwe
Confiarency
Mileick Burrows
Penrose
Atond Cullom
Republicatie
Dan- 1
Mercy and Bailey
House of Senate
Akdrich
White House
Mr.Taft
Wuggeationa
Emp
Iwate
Beveridge
Bristow
Brown
Burkett
Clapp
Crawford
Cummins
Dalliver
la Folletta
Nelson
President Taft Praises Tariff Passage and Travel Plans
Ny Telegraph reports Taft highly pleased with tariff bill passage and rushing to Washington. Presidential party traveled from Weehawken to Burlington by private cars Maydower and Flymouth, with ambassador Jisserand aboard, awaiting arrival in Washington by mid afternoon.
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Ny Telegraph
Journal
Weehawken
Taft
Ifaso
Washington
Burlington
Vermont
T! Maydower
Jersey City
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Milwacker
Advancement OF Education
Workmen's Organization
Morfin
Journal ON Sale
New Yorr
New York City
Nat
Santa Saver I Tey
Lietin Carte
Atlantic City
C. E
Caillaux
Bos
M.byrnes Building Co General Contractors
Miss Day
Misa Zuchschwert
Laurentian
Sfournal
Mins Day
Boton
Publi Library
State House
Old South Church
Geo. W. Jaques
Pioneer Tin Plate Man
Elizabeth Commercal College
Weason
Asteep
Tariff Council
House
Aldrich
Anya Fine
Wall Street
Rowenel
Armer
Lave
Prine
Maribor
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