Shipyard on Shooter Island Resumes Full Operation
The Shooter Island yard owned by Townsend and Downey restarts at full blast after a long pause. About 300 workers are employed with plans to grow as business returns. The yard will handle all building and repairs for the Standard Oil trust affiliated line, signaling a revival in the Jersey coast shipbuilding industry and Staten Island facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shooter Island
Paithy
Meteor
Germany
Townsend & Downe
Timade
Ispot
Colapenatus
W. G. Dickey
Fohm M. Robins Comaus
Mmsin
Wok
Tepire
Avill
Standard 11
Oil Trust
Advisory Committee Formed to Support Campaign Work
Mainfield July 25 The Republican City Committee tonight appointed an advisory committee of 18 members to assist the committee in campaign work. It is believed that Alexander Gilbert, former mayor and prominent New York businessman, will be the chairman of the body. Tensend was to succeed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mainfield
Lark Night
Mexander Gilbert
New York
Tensend
City Officials Inspect Fire Department Apparatus
Mayor Berry Comptroller Bonnett and the Finance Committee members along with the City Council and Board of Fire Commissioners conducted this morning's annual inspection tour of the fire department and its equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
Bonnett
Finanee
Board of Fir Commissioners
Fire Department
Obituary for May A. Clark at 23 in Erie area
May A Clark widow of Erwin Clark aged 23 died last evening at her uncle G Chauncey Wanfell 550 Jefferson Avenue She was a native of Erie and lived here most of her life She attended West Street High School and was a member of Be and Presbyterian Church Sunday School Funeral services will be conducted by Rev William B Hamilton Interment at Evergreen Cemetery Survived by Margaret Smith Richard Gyre Rl and others from Erie and Footnote community
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May A. É
Erwin Clark
Hettie
Oridge
the Tees
G. Chauncey Wanfell
Rfferson Avenue
Clark
Alwiya
Tong Tee
See ‘Mor- Til Street Schook High School
Te Be
Presbyterian Church
William B. "Hamilton
Io Evertresa Cemetery
Rush hour bridge closures upheld by rail interests
War Department heard that despite Newark Board of Trade opposition and local business groups backed by rail owners, bridges on the Pansale and Hackensack rivers will remain closed during morning and evening rush hours to protect commuter traffic to and from New York. Elizabeth and Plainfield residents had urged keeping the Bayonne bridge open, but the scheme prevailed with industry statistics cited.
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War Department
Newark Board of Trade
New Jersey
Newark Bay
Pansale
Hackensack
New York
Elizabeth
Plainfield
Central Railroad
Bayonne
Sold Beer in Tea Cups and a Guilty Plea in Westfield
Max Arnold of Westfield pleaded guilty in the Court of Special Session to selling beer without a license at his Westfield restaurant. Judge Atwater fined him 200 dollars plus costs, with a suspension if paid. Assistant Prosecutor John K. English noted the private signaling for beer orders. Proceedings adjourned to Monday for further action.
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Max Arnold
Westfield
Arnold
John K. English
Tea Cape
Atwater
Arnald
Ith
Xiah Codanl & Lawyer
New York
Man killed by low bridge identified in Jersey City
In Jersey City on July 25 the man found unconscious on a Pennsylvania Railroad flight car in the Harsimus Corner on July 19 died later from a fractured skull at Francis Hospital. He was identified at the morgue by Mr. George Teenant of 151 Federal Street, Providence, as the son of William E. Baker. It is believed the man struck a low bridge while attempting theft.
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Jersey City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Francis Hospital
George Teenant
Providence
William E. Baker
Ttia
Arrest Here of Murderer in Bridgeport Case
Alexander Hermann was arrested in the Central Railroad transfer freight yards after murdering Martin Korzinaki in Bridgeport on July 4. He had been using alias John B Smith, staying at 137 Bond Street, and working in freight yards to fund his flight. Police reported Hermann and Korzinaki quarreled over Korzinaki's wife, and Hermann waited in the hall to shoot Korzinaki after they returned from an outing. Requisition papers are to be secured for his removal to Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Hermann
Martin Korzinaki
Bridgeport
Conn
Central Railroad
McGrail
Oficer Brogan
Hermann
Alexander Hermans
Port
Bond Street
John B Smith
Korzinski
Clinton Avenue
Hue Band
Kersinaki
Selmer
Thaw Insanity Commission Sought In Murder Trial
New York July 25 Mrs William Thaw seeks to appoint an insanity commission to determine Harry Thaw’s mental state. If deemed insane he would be sent to Matteawan Asylum and a jury trial would be postponed or prevented. The case involves the murder of Architect Stanford White and dates point to an October 16 trial. Clifford W Hartridge says the defense may argue emotional insanity. Detective O Mara and Judge Olcott are involved in the process. Evelyn Thaw visited Harry Thaw in prison amid these developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Thaw
Harry Thaw
Mane
Matteewan Asylum
Pittsburg
Tris
Stanford White
Ciliford W. Hartridge
Thaw
O'Mara
Weventa
Olcott
Evelyn Ni
Tontha
Aterry Ford
Hartridge
Thaw Wan Noch
New Excles Board Members Sworn In
Robert B. Clasel was sworn in as a member of the Burke Board this morning before City Clerk John F. Kasah. Other sworn members F. Glasby James A. Hand F Otto Walter and D G Moore were sworn yesterday. The board convenes tomorrow morning to discuss organization.
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New Excles Board
Robert B. Clasel
New Burke Board
John F. Kasah
F. Glasby
James A. Hand
F. Otto Walter
D. G. Moore
Acquittal in Murder Case Shocks New Jersey Town
Frank Perdoni was acquitted this afternoon of murdering and robbing Mrs. Mary Naftal at her Asbury Park apartment on December 13. Howard Morris, previously indicted, testified that Perdoni planned the crime and that Morris helped. Evidence included a bound corpse found with a feather bed fragment and missing diamonds worth $7,625 and $1,600 in cash.
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Freehold
Frank Perdoni
Mary Naftal
Asbury Park
Morrin Naftal
Main Street
Frank Perdo
Naftal
Howard F. Morris
Petdoni
Perdoni
Morris
Catole
Nattal “Apartments
New York
Brask
Han
Man shoots at woman and two bystanders in New York
Salvatore Deve fired four shots at Terena Ladini on West 100th Street after she refused marriage and returned his ring. Three bystanders, Noffely, Farece, and Dee gan, were wounded. Ladini escaped to work. Deve fled as panic spread on thronged 100th Street.
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New York
Salvatore Deve
Thirtythird Street
Eighth
Ninth Avenues
Terena Ladini
West 100Th Street
Salvatore
Adem Nofiaki
Teresa
Tur Street
Traction War Grips Cleveland as City Tears Tracks
Cleveland faces a city led by Mayor Johnson in a three cent fare dispute as 500 workers tear up Cleveland Electric Railway tracks on Fulton Street under police guard. Judge Ford later orders a halt, but Mayor Johnson vows to proceed while Municipal Traction prepares to lay new tracks on the west side.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Electric Railway Company
Fulton Street
Lorain Street
Franklin Circle
Johnson
Keeler
Hecaner
Gould
Ulayor
T Ithe
Asociates
Municipal ‘Traction Company
Threefer
Concon
Cleveland Electric
Ford
Anid Fohnson
Horn
Wohnson Aid
Body recovered in ruined Anunden building search
In South Framingham on July 25 searchers in the collapsed Anunden building ruins recovered another body buried in debris. An inquest begins today to determine the causes of the disaster. Architect W Barnes, who oversaw the builder, has collapsed and is in critical condition.
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South Framingham
Abs
Acrous
W. Barnes
Skull fracture in factory fall at Sager strategy machine works
Emanuel Agusti a laborer from 300 tobe street fell from a second floor boiler of the Sager machine works shortly after 7 this morning. He struck his head and suffered a compound fracture of the skull. He was rushed by ambulance to Alexian Hospital in critical condition.
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Emanuel Agusti
Sager Trateg
Ageita
Alexian Hospital
Untitled archival notice fragment
Fragmentary OCR note mentioning a central area reference and an entity Cora Inc. with limited legible details. The readable text is incomplete, hindering clear identification of event, date, or involved parties.
May Call Military to New Bedford
New Bedford Massachusetts reports a railway strike quiet this morning after riots last night. Mayor Thompson says state military aid may be requested if unrest continues as President Crapo says workers idle this morning will be discharged and replaced.
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New Bedford
Mass
Reilway
Éltuathjn
Paw
Posse
Cave
Airovis
Crapo
Railway Conpany
Czar Encouraged as New Cabinet Possible
In St Petersburg on July 25 officials express jubilation over a quiet mood while planning to invite conservative leaders to join the Douma cabinet. General Kautbare plans to avoid further massacres of Jews. Cossacks in Moldova district kill four Jews and wound two amid rising tensions as refugees flood hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Petersburg
Caar
Cnnnie Heyden
Stakhovich Amd LeVot
Douma
Odessa
Uuiy Za
Saashey
Barre
Socialists Decide Not To Strike In Russia
Moscow July 25. Socialist leaders debated whether to call a strike amid famine areas. The majority initially supported delaying, while minorities warned a railway strike could alienate peasants. After further talks, a strike was ordered to wait for developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Deci Net
School Board Contract Case Opens as Sayre Testifies
Witness Wickliffe B. Sayre testified about city contracts with Jacobson & Son and coal deliveries to schools in a case against the Board of Education. Attorney Connolly led cross examination noting charter requirements for seven votes. Sayre described past inspection practices and voucher handling during 1900 to 1908, with remarks on quantity and quality of coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Tacobaon & Son
Board of Education of
Thin City
Voorheron
Redumeil
Connolly
Zier & Townley
Wickliffe B. Se
Jacobon & Son
Wickliffe B. Sayre
Fuentes
Myr. Connolly
Sta
Sayre
Jacobson
Mr. Sayre
Wall Street Bargain Announcement
A terse retail notice invites readers to visit the store tomorrow for damaged or mispriced assortments and bargain items. The message emphasizes immediate shopping with limited availability and featured merchandise.
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Shooter Island Shipyard Company
Uy Plainfield City
Margaret Smith
de Beyter
Richard RL
Gyre Cue
Balt
Dreeph R
John A. Sanit
Amd
John Rageell
Ieee
UNION
Trenton
Motes Todar
Bikes of
Tarvusten
Merkst Torengh
Ant Eer
Bridgeport, Conn
Stete
New
Electric Company
Mayor Johnson
Streste
Man
New Singer Building
T. Wares
Cora Incor
Czar
Kautbare
Revolution
TUKUM
Jordon
Tukins
Courland
Balthe
Brent-Litovsk
Dno
Remptem
Baltic
Jacobsong
Wall, Street
Southern Pacific Wai
Union Taton Paci
St. Paul
Brooklyn
Rapid ‘Sugar Sed Peakere
Hen Sark
Bread Street
Foote & Compssy
Ohio
Belys Rapid
Consol
Erie
Tain
Nesbville
Merkan
Missouri Paeife
West
Ning
N. J. Cavite
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