Jewish Meat Boycott Sparks City Hall Meeting
Several hundred Jewish men and women gathered at Library Hall on Court Street as a boycott over meat prices spread. The Workingmen's Circle urged open air action and picketing of Jewish butcher shops to force a price rollback from 16 to 18 cents for chuck steak and proportional increases for other meats.
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Library
Hall
Court Street
Jn Ae
Poline Tenney
Adolph Wagner
Bond Street
Asa
Wagner
Swift Company
Tilety Fell
Tragic death of Elliott at Alexian Hospital
A sheet metal worker Elliott died at 10 o clock last night at Alexian Hospital from a throat wound. He was admitted yesterday morning after a deep gash severed his throat. Elliott, 26, lived with John Ammerman for eleven years and worked for contractor John W. Dederiak. He was a member of the Sheet Metal Workers Local. Police and hospital officials reported no clear cause beyond the throat injury.
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Diva Sheet Metal
Laien
Tiss
Express Company Sued by Shipper in Third Retrial
Norman S. Hayes representing Elizabeth Curtain Company sues the Express Company in District Court before Judge Swift. The case concerns a scenic curtain shipped April 2 to Father Herald, Church of the Assumption, Syracuse that was not delivered. Curtain valued at 105 seeks 4000 plus costs. defense argues liability limited to 8 based on receipt and contract terms.
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Swift
Norman S. Hayes
Elizabeth (Urtain Company
Adama Fapreas Company
Express Com
Elizabeth Curtain
Express Company
Father Herald
Church of the Assumption of
Syracuse
N, YY
Expneda Company
Expresa Company
Doniover English
Hayes
Samuel Kooatler
Murder trials moved to Wednesday in Roselle and city cases
Two homicide cases slated for next week will be moved to Wednesday for trial. Edna Rash faces charges in the death of her husband Charles Rash in Roselle township on June 22. Charles Ferdie stands charged in the killing of Frederick Rash near his home on June 15. Justice Swayze’s absence caused the change.
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Edna Rash
Charles Rash
Roselle
Charles Ferdie
Frederick Rash
Atrect
Tudeday
Justice Swayze
Moyer Under Fire in Haywood Trial Opens Evidence
Boise Idaho July 11 The direct examination of Charles H Moyer began today in the trial of William Haywood Examination of letters and documents the defense seeks to have recorded preceded Moyers reentry The defense was jubilant over Moyers performance while the prosecution admits the witness impressed the jury and the court awaiting cross examination to shake the testimony
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Boise
Idaho
Charles H. Moyer
William Haywood
Moyer
Moyers
Meat inspection war may cause sensation in Chicago
In Chicago on July 11 speculation swirls about a coming confrontation in meat inspection. Officials, packers, and government face a drawn out fight over new rules on processing, ventilation, and the fate of certain interests, with millions of dollars at stake as each side pushes for favorable terms.
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Chicago
Petreet
Western
Katy
Fitnee
Ani
Washington
Alan
Saved boy and arrests reported in local notes
David McCandless a produce dealer and Thomas Cushing a dealer saved a year old boy struck by a trolley near Jersey Street. The boy escaped with minor injuries after being grabbed from the tram by the men. James Stites and Arthur Van Nees were committed to the county jail to await Grand Jury action on charges tied to a tobacco theft and a store robbery at Cornelius Comptia Confectionery.
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David" Mccandrews
Thomas ‘Cushing
Ion
John Chemil
Maat Jersey
McCandless
Cushing
James Stites
Arthur van Nees
Plainfield
Nlessing
Treed
van News
Cornelius K. Comptia
Fragmentary note on upcoming three day period this week
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a three day span within the week and seems to reference a near term period. The readable bits point to a short event window but lack clear names, places, or actions.
One Firehouse Move Spurs Paid Firemen Debate
City inspectors report no decisive outcome as Finance Committee and Mayor Ryan survey fire facilities. Debates hinge on adding two new houses versus staffing all paid firefighters, with opposition pressing to man existing posts and delay new construction on Third Street and in the Eleventh Ward.
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City Cougal
Ryan
Tde City
Board of Fire Commissioners
Atrest
Ita
Third Street
Itahsis Agus
Ieee
Peter
Elas
Ible
Port
Indicted for Stabbing Charge Involving Democratic Official
Washington July 11 An indictment charging assault with a dangerous weapon was returned against Colonel Charles Aainards head of the Democratic Congressional Committee. The document alleges Brandon Edwards stabbed a rival operative on May 16 in a dispute over control of party machinery.
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Washington
Hay
Charles Aainards
Democratic Congressional Committee
Aianseet Seria Ab Ak
Quarterback A Herq Aves Life On Lake
A chaotic lake incident follows a quarterback and companions as they struggle after plunging into the water. Rescuers race to shore as a search and rescue effort unfolds with names and locations in flux.
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Quarterback
Herq
Lake
Coe
Mie
Daly
Walter Eokeraa
Femome
Royal Fife and Bugle Corps Elects Officers
The Dram and Bugle Corps elected officers led by President Sattler and Vice President Joseph. Financial secretary Joseph Feergmntatarom and Deniel Hall also named to officer roles.
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Royal Fife and Bugle Corps
Dram and Bugle Corps
Tee Orang Rers
Avenue
Sattler
Joseph Financial
Joseph Feergmntatarom
Deniel Hall
Romance Grows From Worcester Murder Mystery
In Worcester Massachusetts a murder case around Charles J Burnap of Lake Quinsigamond becomes a romance and mystery. Waitress Mary Brennan confessed to shooting but later contradicted herself and suggested a rival for Burnap’s affections. Police probe whether the killer acted in jealousy or under another man’s direction as Frank Kelly had hinted a witness heard a voice near the scene.
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Worcester
Mass
Charles J. Burnep
Lake Quinsignmond
Mery Brennitt
Mins Brennan
Wai Speat
Frank Kelly
Shrewsbury
Breanna
Burnap
Miss Brennan
Kelly
Harriman Fate to Be Decided on Possible Prosecution
Washington dispatch reports B A Harriman the railroad magnate will learn in days if the Government will prosecute him and his company. The Interstate Commerce Commission plans to publish a report next week on Harriman’s methods and whether it recommends dissolution or other action. The commission, while critical of Harriman, may defer to law officers to decide prosecutions.
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Washington
B. A. Harriman
Interstate Commerce —_ Comunisulonern
Harriman
Eee Shere Zee Ee
Mission
Tt Inc
Wongtay Relio
Deaths in Lehigh Wilkes-Barre mine due to white damp
In Treeland Pa July 11 white damp is believed to have caused the deaths of miners in the Audeuried Mine of the Lehigh Wilkes Barre Coal Company. One body recovered. searchers seek the others. Foreman James and six teleians are named among the victims. rescue parties were overcome, with several miners escaping.
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Lehigh-Wilkes-Barre
James
Mina
Leo
Rin Goldworthy
Farrow
Unreadable note yields fragmentary police report
Fragmentary OCR text from Platte region dated July 11 mentions Priscilla Bowie and unclear details about a witness breakdown. The readable parts reference a billing end and scath amid unspecified suspects, with no coherent timeline or outcome.
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A Platte
Priscilla Bowie
Iain
Fears on Qrangemen's Day Prompt Local Turmoil
Fragmentary text from a local page notes fears and trouble on Qrangemen's Day. Townsfolk discuss trees, streets, and expected disorders amid the city scene.
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Qrangemen
Satee
Glidden Car Turns Turtle In Illegal Pass Disaster
A Glidden automobile tour car failed to pass and overturned six miles west of Toledo. Victims include Mr. and Mrs. Olin and Miss Rollins of Cleveland. driver J. D. Noonan of Buffalo. F Edward Spooner of New York. Mrs Otis and Miss Rollins evacuated. Otis lightly cut. occupants not in danger. Flinn of Pittsburgh aided by rope pulling car from embankment.
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Toledo
KW Otis
Cleveland
Philip
Flinn
Pittsburg
Hin
Jap's Eye on Big Ship
Sen York visits duty U1 Admiral Yamamoto and distinguished Japanese visitors aboard the Brooklyn Navy Yard flagship. They inspect the Connecticut and its features, meet Rear Adm Vans, and plan a tour of the big works via the river. Tonight the visitors are honored at the Union League Club.
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Sen. York
Yamamoto
Brooklyn
Ekretat
Evish
Aoki
Apannes
Washington
Tiveokka
Union League
Lamps Explode Damaging Home of H Hand at Jefferson Ave
Two lamps exploded simultaneously in the bath room of H Hand’s dwelling at 114 Jefferson Avenue, causing about 25 dollars in damage early this morning. Mr Hand and his two sons quickly extinguished the flames by opening a window and dousing with water, averting a larger blaze.
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Father H. Hand
Jefferson Avenue
Mr. Hand
Sam
Wall Street. New York Juiz item fragment
Fragmentary Reuters style note from Wall Street pages with garbled names and unclear event. Indicates a market or financial reference but no clear date or action.
Private Alfred T. Lewis Reported Dead
Fragmentary report from Camp Green shows Private Alfred T. Lewis of Company F Beevet Beatmant Philadelphia and another soldier perished after a mishap while returning. The text is garbled but indicates a fatal fall and casualties near camp.
Tragic entombment in Italian burial vault shocks town
In Herence Italy the Marchioness Magdalen Castrifare was entombed with a corpse after a cemetery visit. Signor Rossi, a banker, died days earlier. Witnesses describe the fear and agony as authorities investigate whether suffocation caused death.
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Herence
Italy
Magdalen
Signor Roses
Franchi
Rossi
Abduction Case Tied to Black Hand Scion
New York on July 11 a 15 year old bride tells detectives her husband Raphael Palmere was abducted and possibly murdered by the Black Hand. Her father delayed reporting the disappearance. detective Doyle located the girl in an attic and the kidnapper Luigi Tenn wax was arrested for abduction and blackmail.
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New York
Olympia Lince Palmere
Plier
Raphael Pelmere
Doyle
Luigi
Vaenets Oldeati
Eald
Black Hand
Washington and Tennessee to sail to Pacific from France
The Navy announced that the cruisers Washington and Tennessee will be docked at the Brooklyn Navy Yard on their return from France. They will begin the voyage to the Pacific as soon as they are ready.
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Washington, Fury
Washington
Tennesace
Brooklyn Navy Yard
France
Pacific
Attorney General Bonaparte Heads Off On Summer Vacation
Washington reports Attorney General Bonaparte left for a vacation at mid July and will not return until August 6. He plans a week in Cazenovia New York before proceeding to Lenox. The Harvester trust suit may wait until fall and the powder trust bill remains with the President.
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Washington
Bonaparte
Cazenovia
N.Y
Lenox
Harvester Trust
Powder Trust
Kensington Coroner Rules Mrs Hancock Died Of Natural Causes
The Kensington Coroner's Court verdict finds Mrs Walter Hancock died of natural causes, ending police surveillance of her husband former Chicago Episcopalian minister. The case had centered on earlier suspicions that Hancock had been poisoned by her son.
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Kensington
Walter
Winburne Hancock
Chicago
Hancock
Tipping Across Cultures Through History
A historical survey traces tipping origins to ancient rulers and households. It notes varied terms in different languages such as backsoesh in the East, pourboire in France, trinkgeld in Germany, and dash in Africa, with Ireland using a traveler’s blessing. Roman slaves received and pilfered tips, helping some start new ventures.
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France
Germany
Africa
Ireland
New York Evening Telegram
Board of Education Fights Over Superintendent Transition
The Board instructed its secretary to compel former Superintendent Dr. William J. Shearer to surrender all books and property to new Superintendent Clement. The vote was 7 to 6 amid motion objections about turning over desk keys and notification requirements.
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Board of Education
William J. Showrer
Richard K. Clament
Kaufmen Saked
Ly. Shearer
Mement
Brvpdent
Reilly
Marer
Shearer
Tanitinaid
Larry
Abe
Kaufman
Farley
Hohoor No- 3
Clement
Mr. Clement
Peter J. Campbell
Campbell
Ray Whes
Jorwel'a
A Attee
Sharer
Perty
Bummer Resort Fire Threatens Harbor Front
Fire threat looms at Gloucester harbor front as a plant of the Gloucester Cold Company is reported damaged. The incident caused alarm and financial concerns with early estimates of losses around £150,000. Authorities probe the blaze and assess structural safety.
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Bummer
Harbor Front
Gloucester
Masa
Slg
Gloucester Cold Company
Ing
Jona
Elks Reunion Trip to Philadelphia Highlighted
Fragmentary text notes a trip to Philadelphia for the Elks reunion. Mentions society, meds, and a spectacle with local figures amid unclear OCR details.
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Philadelphia
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ELKS
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