Stamps Adams as Aggressor in Car Fight Testimony
Telegraph reports sensational testimony in the Adams case with Lt Adams accused of starting a confrontation during a car ride to camp. Chauffeur William Owens described Sutton and an officer exiting the vehicle and tensions rising, while Sutton’s companions claim Adams rushed toward Owens. A surgeon testified with limited memory of key events, and cross examinations questioned the reliability of several witnesses as prosecutors push to move key points before verdict.
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Covenatoyalis
Adam
Loiennit
Sutton
William Owens
Adame
Adams
Irion
Adama
Birney
Cresa Examina
Call Shea Brute Sentenced in Brutal Knife Attack
Py Telegraph reports from York July 23 that Cornelius P former president of the Internationa l labor reformers Union led a bloody strike in Chicago. Shea Amonson guilty of assault with intent to kill for stabbing a man twenty seven times. Judge Foster sentences him to twenty five years in prison, calling him a menace to honest workingmen and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuwer
York
Corneliua P
Internet Formsters Union
Honest
Chihun Wy
Foster
Shea “Asmond
Navin
Soli
Reclusive widow's estate tied to mortgage sale in town
The estate of German born widow Mrs. Margaret Kruglein, who died at General Hospital after years of secrecy, faced an Orphans Court sale to satisfy debts and mortgage obligations. Two land tracts on Washington Avenue and South Street valued at about 7,000 were listed, with bids to cover mortgages and insurance claims. A former store at 107 Washington Avenue and a residence at 160 Washington Avenue were among the properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kruglein
Arged Woman
Washington Avenue
Siithabreet
General Hospital
Aduinivira
Orphans ' Court
South Street
Ban Oeigen
Onn
Eva J. Rhea
Ada
Rhea
P. H
Fle
Hooly
Yesterlay
Oliver Conlen
Aburma
District Court
Knowles
Mra. Kruglein
Insurance Company
Alan
Mr. Kruglein
Ler
Myra. Krug
Orphans Court
Kruglein
Het ¥O Krugmin
Tariff 10 Ready Monday in Senate Conference
Washington July 23 The Senate leader expects the conference report on the tariff bill to be ready for consideration Monday The Senate adjournment pattern was altered to have the next meeting on Monday and the report will be presented to the House first A rule limiting debate in the House is likely and the Senate may debate it for at least a week Democratic Leader Quiberson stated that Democrats largely united except on iron ore hides and leather boots and shoes positions The usual number of lawmakers visited President Taft to argue over schedules affecting their constituencies
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Journal
Washington
Senate Teader
Kean
New Jersey
Senate
House
Ole Disyute
Evenre Ile
Quiberson
Taft
Man shoots woman then attempts suicide after rejection
A man named Goodwin killed Mrs Mary Holcomb, a 30 year old widow, after she spurned his advances. He then attempted suicide with poison and slash his throat when the drug failed. He is reported to be alive and recovering after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tricgier
Goodwin
Mra
Mary Holcomb
Rener
Cripple Kicks Girl on Elizabeth Avenue
Flora Keyes alleges Michael McDermott, a one legged man, kicked her on Elizabeth Avenue as she walked to work with friends. Arrested by Officer O Brien, McDermott was jailed to await Grand Jury action after the assault near the Second precinct. He faces possible State Prison as judge Mahon warned he may serve a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Keyes
Coneva Street
Michael McDermott
Neveral
McDermott
Crntches
Miss Koyen
Manult
Second Precinct
Elizabeth Avenue
Geneva Street
Perion
Grant Fury
Thin City
Apenda
Snake Hill
Mist Keyes
Saturday Bargains at Savy's Department Store
Readable fragments describe a Saturday sale at Savy's Department Store on to-morrow at noon. Two large manufacturer stock items of novelty goods will be offered at list prices when the sale opens in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savy
Bond
Wall Streets
Union Snes College Notice on Building and Expenditure
Fragmentary OCR text mentions UNION Snes COLLEGE and a Dix Building, with garbled phrases about poses and exceptions. Likely a local college notice about a building project and funding, but readable specifics are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Snes College
Damages Sought From City Over Street Elevation Case
Plaintiffs demand damages from the city for alleged street elevation causing sewer congestion and property loss. The hearing before the City Council and Street Committee featured claims that the street near New Point and Rayway rose about a foot, with uncertainty over exact figures. Attorneys plan a ground survey before further action.
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Vlaain
Amel
Dhacob Geren
Hien Cohen
Anade
Mikge Neweden
Groumt Conglon
Cohen
New Point Rom
Rayway
Luster
Phuintiths
Getting Captains for Hospital Day
The Hospital Half Pay Day Committee met at 125 Broad Street to appoint district captains and secure commitments from nominees. Of 125 asked, 58 have responded. the group plans another meeting Tuesday night and will invite Bayonne volunteers while coordinating with War Field and Union township committees. The aim is to promote Hospital Half-Pay Day ahead of September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayonne Hospital
Man Faces Reprimand After False Complaint, Court Rules
In City Criminal Court Joseph Bachistelle of 318 Wall Street faced a charge of beating the complainant’s son. The wife, Mrs Jarkonne, testified that she pressed the complaint to secure court presence and a reprimand for Bachistelle, but the court dismissed the manipulation and found no basis for the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bachistelle
Wall Street
Fanny Jackonne
Eame Street
Anitake
Sachiktella
Jarkonne
Mra. Dachonne
Jochistelle
Fractures His Leg In Three Story Fall
Thomas Jensen21 age 19 fell from scaffolding at Pine and Third streets while working on a new building. He landed feet first, fracturing his leg and injuring his heel. He was taken by ambulance to Alexian Hospital where doctors expect a full recovery. Jensen, a carpenter, resides at 234 Clark Place.
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Pine and
Third Streets
Thomas Jensen
Clark Place
Alexian Hospital
Jensen
July Clearing Sale At Weber's Clothing Store
Fragmented notice reports a July clearing sale with bold reductions on clothing and cases. The readable text mentions Weber and Great reductions, but details are incomplete and items offered remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aalent Weber
Wyllie Slayer 10 Be Hanged
London July 243 Mailee Tal Dhingra, who shot and killed Sir William Cureot Wyllie and Dr Lateaca at a meeting in Inalinute weeks ago, was sentenced to death. The date of execution not fixed. Dhingra bowed and thanked the court. Sir William Wythe, a long serving Indian official, was slain as he left the gathering. he died from a pistol shot, while another official was wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ny Tatewraph
London
Mailee Tal Dhingra
Willam Cureot
Lateaca
Dn Parinl
Wan
Touny
Anit
Ani Tam
Willian Thirton Wythe
Ollee
Tilia
Dhingria
Kayhind
Dhingra
An Wyllie
Fred Sie White
Vey Crivie Tlatenen
Sir Lealy Trobyn
Wyllie
Signs Ceremony Marks Sewer Exemption Signing in City Mall
City officials gathered for a solemn moment as Street Commissioner Thompson signed the sewer ordinance amid mock ceremony. City Clerk Julia Fo Kenah presided as master of ceremonies while officials like City Treasurer Metirath and Fire Chief Richard stood nearby. an attendant offered a fountain pen, which Thompson used to seal the document by hand.
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Clocka
Mayni
Thompson
Tno
Julia Fo Kenah
Treacher Metirath
Richardy
George Sayre
Thompwen
First Citizenship Papers Distributed at County Clerk Office
County Clerk Calvert's office was crowded with men from many nations seeking free citizenship papers. By noon today 117 men received their first papers and twelve received second papers as daily applications continued.
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Calvert
Midsummer Clearance at Sohmed’s Enlarged Store
An irregularly printed notice announces a midsummer clearance at Sohmed’s enlarged store featuring many items advertised with substantial price cuts. The ad mentions new bargains and emphasizes savings, though text is garbled and some details are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sohmed'e
Gun man arrested then released after questioning
Early yesterday morning Detective Rabig arrested Joseph Magerk near Content Railroad. He was discharged by Judge Mahon after requests from Chief Tenney. A second suspect, Mugeck, was found with a revolver at Vrinater Yard. he admitted stealing the weapon and claimed he was coerced. Olesen, armed with a .38 pistol, was detained at the Vonnaylvanie Railroad station and taken to headquarters for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Magerk
Rabig
Content Railroad
Judes Mahon
Paniona
Rabiy
Vehiel
Ambighat
Huh
Kai
Wright
de Olesen
Vonnaylvanie
Olesen
Himealf
Tosley
No Conference Likely Over Fire Budget
The Finance Committee and city council discuss the fire department budget with Fire Commissioner Dolan J. Dolan and Julia S. Lamer noting recent tax ordinance passage and a possible lack of further conference, though no formal decision is stated.
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Fink
Finsnen
Dolan J
Wathdoun
Julia S. Lamer, Cherman
Vinance Comte
Fire Alarm Wires Cause Brief Outage
A faulty Milan system wire shorted with power lines causing a false fire alarm. The fire whistle sounded twice before stopping after a five minute interval. Accident cited pole straightening as a factor, with wires along same poles and light circuits nearby.
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Wien
Milan
Chaos Reigns as Texas Storm Ravages Coast and Inland
A massive Texas storm devastates Brazoria Matagorda Wharton and Chickasaw counties wrecking farms and towns. Dozens killed and many injured with widespread ruin across Galveston Victoria Port Arthur and Corpus Christi areas. Cities including Brazoria Sugar Land Rosenberg Wharton Hallettsville and Palacios report severe damage while inland communities suffer collapsed buildings and flood losses.
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Jay
Houston
Willie
Brazoria
Matagorda
Wharton
Chickean
Alsich
Ate
Malice
Kendleton
Eosasay
Galveston
Corpus Chrinti
Sinen Hnater
Ttin
Somalidhel
Binton
Brasoria
Cofindin
Sugarland
Eagle Lake
Itawa
Tay City
New Philadelphia
Mirtagorda
Port Taynen
Velanco
Rosenber
Ki Campa
Blowing
Palacios
Hallettaville
Patt
Standard Oil Plant Expands Capacity at Linden Refinery
The Linden refinery increases output with 44,000 barrel storage tanks under construction. No new staff hired, with boilermakers and metal workers filling roles. A tall tower is being erected to convey fumes, sparking odor fears in Elizabeth. Company officials deny any broader plant extension plans at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Linden
Rontimen
Elizabeth
Addo
Nay Thet
Wall Street sees mixed stock action amid late-day dullness
The New York stock market opened with initial strength led by certain issues but soon turned mixed. Bonds moved unevenly as government issues drifted. midday activity cooled with some declines in preferred issues while overall prices recovered slightly from earlier lows and most sectors showed limited gains for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Journal
York
Iaedea
Wari
Picnic Postponed by Rain Contingency
Holy Trinity Lutheran Sunday service plans at the church school are shifted as rain delays the annual parish picnic. Organizers say a new date will be announced and public notices will follow.
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Atlorney’ Davis
George Dickrell
Pickere
Newel
Burton
Hart
Litte
Suttons
Shea Brute
Chicago
I Ammar
Stein Me Markowite
Kent
Toad Street
Corse
Jeferson
MO Aus
Elizabeth Commercial College
Sumner Ee Anchered
Mebitelde
Cartel
Beene Oe
Rieteen Fotalcy
Pabst Milwaukee A
Thilf
Texas
Holy Trinity Lutheran
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