Woman Accused of Acid Attack Lied in Police Case
Fannie Hayden of 214 Marshall Street faced police inquiry after she allegedly used an acid, later identified as antphoric, possibly from an electric battery. Doctors found the acid mild but authorities pressed for corroboration while Hayden maintained her account that the venom was hurled at her. The case drew threats and public attention as police sought others who might have aided or witnessed the incident.
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A. Ot
Fannie Hayden
Murchall Atreet
Whitehead
Mrrs
Hayden
O'Leary
Mix
Megéed
Bin
Miss Hayden
Tia
Artes
Wight
Johnny RileGi
East Bap Chom Roses
Fanny
Wendy
Vig Spreaensius
Lth
Tater
Hal Raniesabom
Peat
Burglar Wilson Of Respectable Family
William Wilson, the thief who entered the residence of David Hy at 180 Macray street, was yesterday afternoon committed to jail to await grand jury action. The accused, aged 24, is described as a highly respected resident, and Lawer William PB. Wien is named in connection with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wilson
Mat Dentin
Hehool
David Hy
Bowaleg
Mac Ray Street
Inv Ting
Haw
Hair Wilson
Spain
William PB. Wien
Wreck at Bayonne Delays Central Traffic
A fragmented report describes a wreck at Bayonne delaying central traffic. The readable text mentions trains, tracks, and vehicles with unclear details, but confirms a disruption near Bayonne and lingering delays on the central route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayonne
Arrested for Stealing Mrs Sager's Money
Sergeant Mesealt Yast arrested Mrs Rowe Corotysn for stealing $405 from Mrs Sager. The suspect, who lived on the same floor as the victims, fled to Newark where she was tracked by police with Detective Pardino. Corotys admitted nothing about the missing funds as she was held at police headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesealt
Rowe Coratysn
Mary Ragen
Newark
Elizabeth
Corotus
Chase
Cea
Sherman
Aia Aweyon
Nrxt
Tral Rou
Proline
One Case Against Weinstein Dismissed
Jacob Kull of New York sued Joseph Weinstein of 630 Elizabeth Avenue on charges of obtaining goods under false pretenses. Judge Mahon further stated the case would be revisited. defense argued no fraud proven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Kull
New York
Joseph Weinstein
Elizabeth Areauié
Mahon
John J. Bramler
Kalla
Tralia
Daveh
Howe
Wolfskell Tor Weintein
Aoe Mahon
Accident Report on Philadelphia Reading Railroad Worker
Incomplete OCR notes indicate Henry Vernon of W. & brake man service with the Philadelphia Reading Railroad Company. Timeline shows an injury near Pine at night with a fractured leg and broken end, transported to the Alexian Temple for medical care.
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Henry Vernon
W. & Brakeman
Ladelphia Kee Reading Railroad Company
Pine
Tal
Alexian
Steingerst Hurt By Fall From Scaffold
Adolph Steingerst a carpenter residing at 632 Magnolia Avenue fell from a scaffold while working on a Magnolia Avenue house. His nose was broken and other injuries were sustained. He was taken to Alexian Hospital where he is improving.
Little Boy Drowned While On Vacation
A boy drowned while vacationing near Somerville as he and companions swam in rough waters. Two boys were saved by a farmer who intervened. a third succumbed to cramps and exhaustion. The incident occurred late yesterday on a rural riverbank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pear Somerville
Methodist Bishop Isaac W Joyce Dead in Minnesota
A Methodist bishop named Isaac W Joyce died in Minnesota on July 2 after suffering a long illness. The obituary notes his years of service and leadership within the church community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac W
Joyce
Minn
Jaly
Gian Stark
Boca la Care
Famine Near St. Petersburg Reported Amid Crisis
A telegraph correspondent from Oz. Petera Pomced describes a severe famine pressing residents near St. Petersburg. The account notes immediate shortages causing suffering and calls for aid to prevent further hardship amid harsh conditions and urgency from authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Oz. Petera
Fever Quarantine Tightens as New Orleans Battles Outbreak
Surgeon White reports the yellow fever situation as very ugly. New Orleans enforces strict citywide quarantine, barring movement to and from surrounding areas. State officials national guard and health boards coordinate a massive containment effort with hundreds of inspectors and a new hospital expansion.
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White
New Orleans
Blasichard
Baton Rouge
State Board of Hearth
Charles Janvier
Cans! Bank
Kalen
Washi
D. C
Marine Hospital Service
J. H. White
Newna
Cow Raised on Third Floor in New Orleans Mystery
In New Orleans a calf was carried up to a third floor by a Sicilian hand before being raised there. The incident sparked inquiries into how the animal arrived and why it was kept on an upper level, with officials noting unusual conditions and seeking answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Daly
Charles
Kaufman Case Over Goose Dispute in District Court
Ferdinand K Kaufman of Clark enforces a claim against Mrs Emily K George in a district court trial judged by Atwater. The case centers on a goose named Nancy and other birds said to be connected to Kaufman and his daughter, with testimony about possession and ownership and the court’s ruling pending.
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Ferdinand K. Kaufman
Clark Forrnship
Emily K. George
Atwater
Kaufman
Nancy
Daugheter
Ayres
Auto crash at midnight on Mary Street redeems rope prank
An automobile driven by T L Jobnaca at Pinfield with one man and two women struck a rope stretched across Mary Street at Jefferson Avenue around midnight. All four were thrown out. Officer Thompson arrived to aid. Reports say local youths stretched the rope as a reckless prank.
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T. L. Jobnaca
Pinfield
Bet
Mary Street
Jefferson Avenue
Thompson
Are ‘Ene
Chief Gerstung false alarm at Bread Street fire box
Chief Gerstung reported a false alarm after a fire box on Bread Street and Elizbeth Street was tampered with by someone trying a common trunk key. An unsuccessful attempt to open box 20 was discovered during morning inspections, and no fire was released.
Yellow fever case report in Panama city a mystery
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a yellow fever case in Panama involving individuals with surnames such as Sowtherland Brown and Sabet. The text is unclear on date and exact actions taken, prompting limited inference about local response or authorities.
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Panama
J. C
Sowtherland
Aatfret
Brown
Quick results from journal ads in city notice
Fragmentary OCR text shows an advertising stand in a journal with mentions of permits and a menagerie or performance. Readable names and places are sparse, but the item suggests a city notice about permits and events.
Fair Hosted a Lawn Fair for New Hospital Benefits
A lawn fair on Elizabeth avenue and Becoast street raised funds for St. Rimloth’s hospital. The 4 to 10 pm event featured electric lighting, games, a wheel of fortune, candy sales, and various tables run by local families. Community members from Liberty Square organized activities and donations from merchants supported the cause.
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Elizabeth Avenue
Becoast Street
St. Rlimboth
Kirkland
Helen Wolgun
Rebeka
Katelleinn
Agnes O’brien
Selma
Agnes O'Neill
Leola Reilly Ami
Montesain
Mason Kirkland
Geel "Hersh
Job Driscoll
Alec
Misa Hazel Kirkland
Ita
Ble
Liberty Square
Caldera A
He Nkimt
Js Net
Jeffernt
New York
Wooly & Company
Broad Street
Elizabeth
Suma
Tiki
Central
Central Its Imm
Lule
Nashvilla
Manhattan
Tee
Bovthera B. R
Unios Pacific
Sy Pa 3m Corp
Roosevelt Visits Coney Island with Mrs Roosevelt
President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt privately toured the Sea Breeze home at Coney Island to inspect an outdoor sea air treatment experiment for surgical tuberculosis. Forty five patients demonstrated outside the home while the President listened to explanations of the Breese method and its goals.
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Coney Toland
Roonevelt
Mra
Roosevelt
Sea Breese
Coney Island
Coney
Reonavels
Rodeavelt
Jacob Riis
Breese
Broadening Market Increases Stock Demand On Reading
The market shows broader speculative appetite with purchases in Reading and other rail names. London buys and price rises reflect renewed accumulation of shares for strategic aims, while short interest remained high and Missouri Pacific and Erie observe notable activity ahead of dividend payments.
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London
Oho
Atchison
Reading
Ewa
U. S
Missouri Pacific
Erie
Street Car Collision Destroys Wagon on Brust Street
A tram struck a wagon on Brust street causing substantial damage. The incident involved a Pet street trolley car moving forward at a stated hour and resulted in the wagon being demolished. No further details on injuries or involved parties are provided in the readable text.
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Brust Street
Murderer Long Attacks Little Girl in Woods
A wild pursuit for Charles Long, the suspect in a string of attacks, followed a girl’s abduction near Trenton and South Plainfield. Long fled into the Dismal Swamp region after grabbing Annie Wagner, but a later attempt to seize another child failed. Police in Elizabeth and nearby towns issued lookout warnings as drills and watch efforts continued. a suspect was briefly detained in Trenton but released after identity checks.
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Charles Long
Matthew Ciomtghans
Trenton
Dinnil Swemp
Mlainfield
Srtherwood
Moreling
Minn Bari
Elizabeth Polio
Mika Caley
New York
van Annie Wagner
Lotg
Misa Curry
Plainfield
Asome
Tell
Garrithie
New Brunswick Grand Jury Returns Nineteen Indictments
In New Brunswick on July 28 the county grand jury handed to the court nineteen indictments tied to a slot machine crackdown led by Justice Fort. The prior week yielded fourteen similar bills. Detectives found several machines during the investigation, with officials and politicians implicated in the operation.
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New Brunswick
Middleax County
Justicé Fort
Ruth
Justice Fort Deter
Harry Vonderhorst Dead In Crookiva
A rough obituary mentions Harry Vonderhorst a secretary and member of a local basketball club dying at his Crookiva home this morning around heart disease. The text is garbled with names and places, but the key event is his death and east district association.
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Harry Vonderhorst
New York
Herry Voeserbaret
Keahigmy Bamtall Club
Crookiva
LA O
Vonderberet van Bore
Seaimeas
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Iss Hayden
Wilson
Grend
Nona
Rome
Greene
Mrs.sager
Weinstein
Hildebrant Company
Rae
Marshal
Charity Fair
Ferion
Geese
Goslinge
Onoupenis
Gerstung
Moore
Wat Hoor
Sabet Arenes
Beth
Birntet
Fevak
St. Elizabeth's
Grounds Gally
Kosberg
Wall
Stock Market
Wales
Aevy'r Sale
Sara A. Qurry
Netherwood
Wis
Elizabeth Pidint
Diance
Charles Lang
North Willow Street
Peaningtoge Avenue
Fort
Middlesex County
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