Three years for Ferdio shows mercy from court
The court sentenced Ferdio Verdie to three years at hard labor for killing Frederick Rash with a concealed revolver on June 14. Judge Swayze showed mercy, noting Verdie’s lack of intent to murder and his character testimony. fashed by the courtroom crowd, the outcome contrasted with the twenty year term given to Rush for murdering her white husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Verdio
Sway
Frederick Rash
Jong Ples
Ferdie
Swayze
Verdie
Don Rush
Gad
Black attacker flees after assaulting maid in Massachusetts
Police and residents seek a Black suspect who followed and grabbed Lucia Fitzpatrick, a 35 year old maid employed by Mrs. T. M. French, on Somerset area. The assailant threatened her throat before fleeing as bystanders and officers investigate the race and motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M.french
Somerset Areana
Lucia Fitzpatrick
Mra
Man Declares He Is Not Dead After Morgue Visit
Adam Ruthaloola went to Stiner's morgue and challenged a death report after reading a newspaper obituary. A man identified as Dominick Nicowellis was confirmed dead, with the body later recorded as Ruthalonia’s brother-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Ruthaloola
Stiner
Dominick Stonje
Ruthalon
Latier
Ruthalonia
Brook
Barly
Dominick Nicowellis
Third Street
Lawyer Weak From Long Strain in Haywood Case
In Bolee Idaho on July 20 attorney J. Hawley, exhausted by the long trial, delivers a rough closing for the prosecution in the Haywood case. He barely stands, delivering a plain, farmer-friendly summation of evidence against Haywood and denouncing the miners' federation. Judge Wood rules labor trouble accounts out, ruling the evidence does not link Steunenberg’s Idaho murder to Colorado violence. The courtroom is crowded as proceedings resume toward a Monday finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolee
Idaho
J. Hawley
Haywood
Hawley
Hne
Miners’ Federation
Hawkey
Ato Tharpons
Wood
Colorado
Steunenberg
Gatorado
Westfield Judge Sets Aside John Schmitt Jr Conviction
Westfield July 20 Judge Atwater set aside the conviction of John Schmitt Jr after court proceedings this morning. The judge ruled the prior ruling did not stand and reversed the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
Judige Atwater
Elizabeth
John Schmitt, Jr
Suit Sold Cheap by Street Scammers at 100 Firet Street
A murky deal appears at 100 Firet Street as a group known as Wetes and Mipecxia promises quick sailing for a $50 suit. Investigators warn of possible scams and urge caution while not naming any involved individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metry
Walt Werth
Mm Wetes & Mipecxia
Firet Street
Mattano Club Faces License Hurdles In Court
A pending petition before the Court of Common Pleas seeks a liquor license for the Mattano Club at 84 Broad Street. The case questions legality under the 1901 social club act and a 200 foot church proximity rule, with Wednesday hearing set for Am. Atwater to preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Mattano Chub
Jmiye Atwater
Senate
General Assembly
State of
New Jerem
Inferior Court, of Common Pleas
Aid Club
Anid Court
Mattano Club
Broad Street
Chevy Chase En
Mattano’ Club
Lcense
Exile Board Declares 18 Inns Compliant Under Law
Excise Board, after a Grand Jury letter, removes Charles J. Fisk and 22 others from illegal list. President Keron and Inspector Schlichter report that 18 of 54 inns and taverns have renewed licenses meeting two bed minimum standards. Next week the remaining 36 establishments will be inspected for compliance and license status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Foreman
Charles J. Fisk
Plainfield
Ryan
John Keron
Exelue Board
Lulemae
Schlichter
Provident Keron
Exelne Board
Inna
Juatioa Swayze
Obituary: Mrs Maria Richardson Longtime City Resident
Mrs Maria Richardson widow of David Richardson died at the Home for Aged Women where she had been an inmate for years. She was 92 and resided in the city most of her life. Survived by son Benjamin Richardson of Brooklyn and other relatives. She was a member of Second Presbyterian Church for about forty years. Funeral arrangements at 961 Lafayette Street directed by Daniel Enemark Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Richardson
David Richardson
Tata Mire
Benjamin Fe
Franklin Street
Brn
Richardson
Oscar Marsh
Benjamin Marth
Brooklyn
Sebring
Court Childs
Order of Foresters
Harry
Sidney Childs
Lafayette Street
Punetal
Danield
Enemard
Plainfield Grand Jury to Reconvene in Summer Debate
Mayor Charles J. Fisk of Plainfield chaired a conference with Supreme Court Justice Swayne and others to discuss grand jury duties. They weighed whether to reconvene during summer if needed as Elizbeth licenses are checked and excise law enforcement remains tight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Fisk
Plainfleld
Grand Jury
Supreme Court Austrcos
Elizabeth
Fisk
Ien Swayne
Eteret
Comtecit
Eliza
Beth
Man Shot by Troops Said to Be American
In Mexico City on July 20 Plutarch Bowen, described as an American, was kidnapped on Mexican soil and shot, with reports stating he died during capture. Authorities investigate the incident amid cross border tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Plutarch Bowen
Americ
Mystery of Girl's Death Solved by Self Destruction
New York July 20 Grief over the death of Lieutenant Cheater R Goodrich a victim of the battleship Georgia disaster is linked to the suicide of Min Santa D Ronalgeon found dead in her bachelor girl apartments at the La Porte house yesterday. She was known for charm and art and left gems a solitaire diamond and a bank balance of 6000. The body will be sent to Lewiston Pa. Her father a leading man in town and her uncle Dr Charles Ritz are noted. Reports say an intimate friend killed themselves and they had a pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jly
Cheater R. Goodrich
Georgia
Min Santa D. Ronalgeon
la Porte
Rmunle
Lewiston
Ae Charles Ritz
Grover J. Clark
Lonia
Timekeeper
Detroit
Sonia
New York Police Chief Says Streets Unsafe for Women
New York, July 20. Police Commissioner Bingham admits the city’s streets are unsafe for women and children as three more assaults occur, bringing twenty four hour total to eight. Michael Gargone arrested on suspicion of recent crimes. mob violence nearly erupts at station. Gargone attempts suicide in custody. Commissioner blames administration parsimony in patrols and calls for urgent manpower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bingham
Michael Gargone
Cargo
Filipinos Vote First Step Toward Self Government
Washington reports the Philippine election marks the Philippines Archipelago beginning self-rule through the House of Representatives. Voter registration faced heavy turnout issues and scarcity of inspectors, with only 192 officials available to staff polling sites amid delays. The United States contemplates granting full independence to the Filipinos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philippines
House of Representatives
Wall Street sees minor wavering amid large block buys
New York July 21 The market fluctuated briefly before gains from substantial purchases of large blocks of bonds and stocks faded as government bonds were bought and sold. The session ended with a mixed tone and declines in some issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paul
Reuters
Divorce Notice From New York Roslyn Division
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a divorce matter tied to Roslyn and New York. It references a filing or decree in 16 Gran Sounteds and hints at a time and penalty language, but the readable text is garbled and no clear names or dates are established.
Tragic Plymouth Wreck Kills 22 Excursionists Injures 65
Plymouth Michigan July 20 A train excursion special from Perre Macquitte Railroad crashed into a coal train near Salem. Twenty two dead and more than sixty five injured, many beyond life. Officials and doctors rushed to the scene as passengers recounted horrific scenes of mangled bodies and distraught relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Mich
Perre Macquette Railroad
Salem
Micch
Detroit
Wrick
Colonel Ayres Out of Board 18 Against Him
New York reports Col. Charles D. Ayres U.S.A. is out of the board with 18 opposing votes. The piece notes his illness from Bright’s disease and cites remarks on nervousness cures by Dr. Milde and a period of personal recovery through breathing exercises and self-care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayres
New York
Charles D. Ayrés
Weat Point
Bright
Vette Board
Ferry and Lighter Collide In Dense Fog
A North River collision occurred during rush hour between the Pennsylvania Railroad steamboat Baltimore and the steam lighter W. G. Clarke in fog. Panic spread among passengers as several tried to jump overboard. The ferry suffered light damage while the lighter was more seriously damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore
W. G. Clarke
Creft
Applications Withdrawn For Wholesale Licenses In Localities
The applications by A. H. Barnett of Kenilworth and J Zeilner of Roselle for wholesale licenses were withdrawn before Court of Quarter Sessions. No further action would be taken, as notices were given to local authorities about the desired license locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Barnett
Kenilworth
J,. Zeilner
Roselle
Deserts Claim Against Kagel Wife Asserted
The fragment reports a desertion claim involving Kagel’s wife with a Newark connection and parole by Judge Howell. It mentions Schreiber at 01-103 Broad Street Room 3 and references legal or delivery details, but the text is fragmented and unclear about outcomes or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kagel
Newark
Howell
Schreiber
Broad Street
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Iasbon
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India
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Maid
Summan School
John Schmitt
Goode
Famous Atlantic
Mattano
Bell Liquor Club
Excise Board
INNS
Schliachter
Keron
Justice Swayze
Pennsylvania
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Tadey
Wall Street
Purchace &F
J.B. Wippel
Séaler
Ted Fee
Radon Ad
Y. Co
Worth
Jersey & le I
Elizabethtown Gaslight Co
Stock 100 Power Co
Jevarsuee
Adereer City
Edo
Ewe
Gran
Rosslyn
Hed Mastidge
Guy
Pere Marquette Road
Salem, Mich
Eustace
Biles
Ace
America
Penneyivenle
Manufae
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