Man Slaughter Verdict For Ferdio In Early Jury Verdict
Ferdio is found guilty of manslaughter in the death of a boy named Rash at Elizabeth. The jury reached the verdict in thirty seven minutes after the case began. Prosecutor Wilton argued self defense. Justice Swayze will sentence Ferdio and the co defendant Rica tomorrow.
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Thacles Kercie
Frederick Rash’ On
Sdune HI Jnok
Aldangi Revdie
Eaglishi Styr
Elarge
Justice Swayze
A. A. Stein
Rash
Wilzabeth
Ferdie
Hin Sway Hone
Hin
Kercio
Stein
Kasle
Ferdio
Charles HW. Rehlichter
Frist
Frithe
Tate Eng
Stephenson -Car
Patrick Warren
Pabubere
Charles J. Mahon
Washington Avenue
Robert Beatty
Griero Avenue
Bruno Urban
South Broad Street
Peter Deblaon
Perdio
Obituary for Mrs John A Kervick at 753 Jefferson Ave
Mrs John A Kervick, age 20 years, dies suddenly at home on Jefferson Avenue after a brief illness. She leaves one son and is survived by her parents Thomas and Ellen Dillon, a brother the Rev John A Dillon, and two sisters including Sister Catherine. Funeral services at the Church of the Sacred Heart, Monday morning, time to be announced.
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John A. Kervick
Jonna Kervick
Jefferson Avenue
Midland
Kervick
Thomas
Ellen Dillon
Church of the Sacred Heart
Coe
John A. Dillon
Seton Hall Sietern
Sina College
Sinter of Charity
Catherine
Church of the Sac Heart
Campaign list demanded in Jerome case in New York
July 19 in New York Supreme Court ordered District Attorney Jerome to disclose campaign contributors for his independent campaign fund, amid a damages suit against New York newspapers. The defense presses for the list, accusing Rockefeller Rogers and others of large donations in exchange for lenient enforcement.
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New York
Dayton
Supreme Court Today
Jerome
Lund
Tle New York
Wald Ib
Clarence Sheran
Heart
Howard
Gains
BA Bheara
Muniah Tha
Shear
William Rand, Jr
Gann
Rockefeller
Rogora
Logere
Heda Ag
Heat Parade Casualties Prompt Mass Hospital Discharges
Philadelphia July 19 Nearly 3 500 patients treated for heat prostration were discharged from city hospitals today after watching the Elks parade yesterday. Hospitals reported only five fatalities. many victims were near the reviewing stands as ambulances and patrols carried the injured. A late afternoon storm eased the situation. Local dignitaries and Exalted Ruler J Melvin of Oakland were among those affected.
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Philadelphia
Hospitale of
Elks
Moquena
Tisens
Elks’ Order
J. Walters
Rat
J. Melvin
Oskland
Gal
Inc
Ihalle
Il Asmo
Cnap
Philander Reate
Verdict for Tucker in balance dispute case
A court delivered a verdict in a feverish matter involving Willa G. Tuckett related to balance in commission transactions. The ruling addresses a dispute over financial dealings and the parties' responsibilities in the alleged transactions.
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Dis Cours Ee
Willa G. Tuckett
Corey Ellis Corey Resigns From Steel Trust Presidency
New York July reports William Ellis Corey will not wait for resignation demands from directors. He reportedly has ample wealth and independence, and is expected to announce his resignation before the directors meet. Estimates place recent Wall Street gains from ten to forty million dollars.
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New York
William Ellis Corey
Steel Trust
Wall Street
Nix
Nasort
Ike
Maly
Conlusiies
Aewinnie
Eledir
Vanderbilt Cup Race Battle Heads to Courts in New Jersey
A New Jersey sports dispute over bringing the Vanderbilt Cup race to the state faces hurdles. Wealthy Elizabeth resident threatens a writ of certiorari seeking to block the event, while officials and clubs doubt any race will occur locally. Senate action may come too late to alter the situation.
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Ruta County
New Jersey
Vligabeth
Hutt
Union County
Jersay Automobile and
Mater Clib Ini Dewarrant
Montgomery Captain of Company A and C elected at meeting
One of the most enthusiastic and best attended Company C meetings elected officers to fill vacancies after Captain resignation. Lieutenant Robert J. Montgomery was unanimously chosen captain, with Raynes and Moore elevated to lieutenant. Grant defeated Smith for sergeant, earning 28 votes to 32 with one blank ballot. Major Martin presided, Pearsall served as secretary. Corporals Gardner and Bestry elected to positions pending state commissions on Monday evening.
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Company C
Crixm
Robert J. Montgomery
Bo Wed
Hentenaiag
Cargeant
Witham
R. Grant
G. Bra
Art
Grant
Smith
Martin
Theutenant’ Pearsall
Eeerea Tallers
Gardner
Bestry
Pee Olthcore
Lipton to challenge for America's Cup again
Sir Thomas Lipton will renew his bid for the America's Cup, with designer William Fife reported to be linked to the venture. Lipton's secretary denied any direct connection while noting Lipton’s wife travels to attend the Canada Cup race.
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Ondon
Heporta Qnas
Thomas Lipton
William. Fife
United States
Sir Thomas
America
At IP
Police Notes Describe Arraignments and Suspected Larceny
Police notes list individuals arraigned at Puliew Court with a woman committed to jail for alleged assault and larceny, while a man was discharged. The report cites a Grand Jury action, a woman named Mrs William accusing a man of stealing four dollars and attempting to take money, with biting and threats noted in the incident.
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Puliew Court
Almety Gayz
Ender
Rurpterion
Star Street
Grand Jury
William
Heroes
Conan
Willentabe
Pesroiman
TALK POLITICS AT SEA GIRT PROMINENT UNION FIGURES IN FLUX
Sea Girt July 19 county officers gathered for a governor luncheon at Camp Stokes as Union county leaders including County Clerk J C Calvert discussed prospects. Frank H Smith of Union and Calvert denied talks of plans to back Perkins for renomination, noting routine required by law and no concrete candidate discussions. The Union organization reportedly faced questions over Perkins status while Calvert claimed Elisabet elected half of Union delegates with nine tenths supportive of him for governor.
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Camp Stokes
Arrivina
Frank H. Smith
Union County
Damon C. Calvert
Union
Randolph Perking
Ian
Journal
Parkins
Tillman
Trenton
Plinfield Press
Perkins
Inet
John F. Dryden
United States Senate
Aleo
Calvert
For Justice Yort
Elisa
Wreck injures crew on Erie line near Elmira
Elmira New York July 19 a New York and Cleveland flyer on the Erie Railroad collided with a switch engine causing wreckage and blocking both tracks. Engineer King of the switch engine was removed from under the wreckage in a dazed condition. Injured include Martin King and Miss Frank Willan with details unclear.
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Elmira
N. Y
New York and Cleveland Flyer
Erie
Noona
King
John Ray
Martin King
Frank Willan
Man killed identified as Adam Huthalonis at 73 Wall Street
A man killed was identified as Adam Huthalonis, aged 73, residing near Demin Beach. Property and address details list SCHREIBER at 103 Broad Street, Room 3, offering tailoring and repair services. Delivery arrangements mentioned.
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Adam Jouix
Demin Beoch
Om SB. Schreiber
Broad Street
Kratsiane Tailoring
Wd Allod
Td Delivery
Walter Woolsey Elected President of New Jersey Dentists
At Asbury Park on July 1 AC the closing session of the New Jersey State Dental Society elected Dr Walter W Woolsey of Elizabeth unanimously as president for the ensuing year Dr A Meeker of Newark was chosen secretary for the thirty third time and Henry A Hull of New Brunswick was named treasurer with W A Dacquetti of Salem as vice president
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Woolsey
New Jersey
Asbury Park
New Dee Wy State Dental Society
Waltor W. Woolsey
DAD
Dr. Titasheth
Walter Woolsey
Elizabeth
WW. A. Dacquetti
Salem
Charles A. Meeker
Newark
Moretary
Henry A. Uull
New Branswick
Georgia's Tenth Victim Dead After Battleship Explosion
Boston reports Midshipman J. T. Cruse died today from injuries suffered in Monday's explosion aboard the battleship Georgia. He was the tenth fatality, with other crew members still listed in serious condition while relatives gathered at the ship’s bedside.
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Boston
J. T. Cruse
Georgia
Cruse
Geraral
Bedelde
Chelees
Satay
Conn
Mesa
Lee J Wai
Roeenberger
Tagland
Warmest Day Yet Reported In Jersey Coast
Figures show today as one degree warmer than yesterday with the government thermometer at Diver i Drakeda ting showing eighty six at noon yesterday and eighty seven today as temperatures rise. The coast saw storms and rain, but atmosphere cleared and humidity reduced, though unofficial street readings misstate the facts. Weather predictions for tomorrow remain undecided.
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Diver i Drake
Tee
New Jersey
William Jemuray Freed From Leavenworth
Kenan City Missouri July 19 William Jemuray Missouri's Val Jean was released from the Federal prison at Leavenworth today and immediately took a train to Kansas City A message to President Roosevelt from Lucille Anderson says I thank you for sending papa home to me we are all happy and pa says he is going to be a good man for us and his country
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Kenan City
William Jemuray
Missouri
Val Jean
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
N.Y
Papa
Mama
Lucille Anderson
Two Employes Killed In Central Railroad Collision
Two railroad workers died when a westbound freight train and an eastbound train collided near Freemansbury. Fireman Miller and engineer Miller were killed, with others escaping narrowly. The cause cited involves a misunderstanding of signals.
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Nebbg
Central Railroad of New
Freemansbury
Excise Board Probes Fisk's License Inquiry Sparks Action
The Excise Board, urged by Mayor Ryan and citing a Strand Jury report, orders an immediate investigation into 54 inn and tavern licenses. Mayor Fisk alleges lack of spare rooms and inadequate accommodation, urging license revocations if unlawful. Grand Jury continues review as officials await findings and potential action.
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Strand
Geak”Ty
Carroll
John Keron
Wisk
Badador
Grand Jury
Ium
Fisk
Democratic outing to feature senatorial candidates
More than 1060 Joral reports a Democratic gathering planned for Thursday August 1. The group will convey to West Point View Green at College to entertain. Candidates for the senatorial nomination are expected to discuss issues. Notables include Frank A. Katzenbach, State Senator George S. Bleary, Charles C. Black, Judge Garrett DW Yesf, and James Martine. An elaborate souvenir badge will be distributed.
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Anowel Democratic
Gerfas
Witsl
Grere
Collage Toterteinidan
Frank A. Kataenbach
Trecton
George 8 .Btlear
New Brupewick
Charles C. Black
Jervey City
Jndge Garret DW
Tramton
James Martine
Plainial
Tereney-Lra
Wall Street Roundup Delivers Broad Market Strength
New York July 1 The Hill stocks closed strong with St Paul rising about 9 percent amid widespread buying. Government bonds gained about a quarter while railroad issues held steady. Trading volume remained robust as gains extended across several sectors despite some variability in other issues.
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New York
Paul
Burt
Midsummer Sale Promises Easy Home Improvements
A local advertisement promotes a midsummer sale offering affordable home improvements. The offer emphasizes flexible payment options and no extra charges for convenience, with contact details for James J. Higging and related business information.
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Frederick J. Rash
Charles Ferdi
Dpn
Rica
Sory
W. R. Wilwon
Neh
Ferlio
Swayne
Wilson
Sir Jaulee
Heer
Fentio
James A. Want
Kerdie
Patrick J. Brogan
Chief Tenney
Merail
John A. Potem
Peter Mahlaon
Iman
Dahlson
William H. Tarster
Charles Ferdio
New York City
Flisabeth
Gwon Car Gengakpean Works
Brady
Teeteg Sapporn Ener A
Tele Gsas
Hearst_ Lawyers
Rogers
Lodge
Elizabeth Elk
Tucker
Corey
Montgomery
Company Co
Lipton
SEA Girt
Parkine
Westfield
J. C. Calvert
Justice
Cleveland
Elmiras
Adam Huthalonis
Elizabeth Man
Naval Hospital
Tuli Ras
Father
Excise Board
Ryan
Keron
James, Devine
Ziame Avenue i
Joseph Gronssles
WALL _ STREET
Hill
Paul Advanc
Lifeos
James J. Higging
Ned Goart
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