Nun Rose Genevieve Dies After Gas Poisoning Tragedy
Sister Rose Genevieve, a beloved charity worker at St. Marys Convent, died in Suffern Hospital from gas poisoning after a near-fatal accident at the convent connected with St. Marys Church. She had endured a prior escape from death and had been recovering at a convent retreat before her condition worsened and led to her death.
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St. Mary's Church
Rose Genevieve
Kane
St. Mary's
William
Bt. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
Suffern Hospital
Thesnas Ryan
St. Mary's Convent
Nantis
Genevieve
Apn
Jeffries Money Up Outlines Conditions For Fight
Telegraph reports Jeffries raises 10000 to bind the heavyweight title defense against Johnson. negotiations include 5000 forfeits, side bets, and plans to stage the bout after signed articles. Berger and Edgren tied to the bout with Carlsbad and Milwaukee ties noted as part of the purse and publicity efforts.
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Torirmal
New York
Petel
Robert Edgren
Meh Tilinson
Fey
Moly
Nhivn
Johnwon
Yes
Reine
Johnson
Pete
John P. Clark
San
Sam Berger
Jeffries
America
Carlsbad
Statinaon
Appeals Bum Barber Case To Supreme Court
Victor Hrarlien known as James Lombardi rival barber in Linden appeals a 825 judgment for calling Lombardi a bum barber. Brazilian, by lawyer F M P Pearse of Newark, argues trial failed to prove Hrarlien used the phrase. The bitter dispute involved customers, allegations of poor barbering, and rival shops in Linden.
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Bum Barber
Supreme Court
Victor Hrarlien
Ainden Barber
James Lombardi
Lear Twine
Sult Wan
Ageinet
Lombardi
F. M. P. Pearse
Newark
Notemitr
Reurilian
Whittemore
Linden
Alte
Hragilian
Tombanii
Battle of Melilla Rages as Spaniards Suffer Heavy Losses
Telegraph dispatch from Madrid reports fierce fighting at Melilla between Moorish tribesmen and a Spanish garrison. General Pintos and several officers are killed or reported dead as casualties rise. Reinforcements are en route while tribesmen attack before they arrive. The garrison, about 7,000 strong, holds Mount Twirugt against Mauser rifles and riverine assault.
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Madrid
Melilla
Pintos
Red Cross
Chafurinas
Golfiora
Manny
Ita
Mellin
Tangier
Mount
Twirugt
Morocco
Mayor Nugent Defends Stenographer Plan At Council Meet
Nugent chair of the town committee says the mayor’s denial of seeking a stenographer was false and claims the council and mayor agreed on the need. He states the appointment would come from the City Council and that Orphan was the selected candidate for the position. The mayor had warned of alleged extravagance in creating an office staff and did not expect to sift through many applicants.
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Chatrain Edward Nugent
Taw
Tehenal
Harry RE. Thaw
Milla
Susan A. Merrill
Syinteiot
Jerome
Watt Bush
Shaw
Minn
Poughkeeprin
Morachauser
Babens Corpua
Matten
Hospital Half-Pay Day Committee Formed in Elizabeth
John W. Whelan was appointed committee of one by the Hospital Half-Pay Day panel to confer with John J. Geddings of the Public Service Corporation to engage company employees. Resignations of several captains were accepted and union meetings set for Union and Westfield branches. Elisabeth wards divided into 126 districts with detailed allocations listed.
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John W. Whelan
John J. Geddings
Public Service Corporation
Fire on West Jersey Street Extinguished by Ot West Jersey, No. 2 Engine
A small fire on West Jersey Street spread quickly before Serres from Ot West Jersey Street and the chemical engine from No 2 Engine arrived to extinguish the blaze. The report notes 20 or more were affected by the incident and mentions a damaged ticket or entry details that could not be verified.
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Gress Jp
West Jersey Street
Cea Aa Serres
Gillette Safety Razor plant to be built in Elizabeth New Jersey
The Gillette Safety Razor Company buys about twenty acres near Frelinghuysen Avenue and the Pennsylvania Railroad in Elizabeth for a big factory. Forecast costs exceed 500000 dollars with potential employment of more than 1000 workers. Gillette selected the site in person, after evaluating several along the railroad, and a Newark agency arranged the deal.
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Elizabeth
Gillette Safety Razor Company
Bostom
Frelinghuysen, Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Evergreen Avenue
Junt Seroia
Ellenbeth
Inni
H. H. Taham
Security Land and Improvement Company
Frelinghuysen Avenue
Gillette Company
Newark
Gillette
Tham
Isham
Taham
Ay Hinneta
Bom
Deni
Wizabeth
Foils Hold Up by Four Men on Enat Grand Street
Four apparently faint-hearted men lurked in shadows on Enat Grand Street last night trying to hold up a passerby. Harry Rath of H. A. Keath Company confronted them as they approached, prompting the gang to flee toward Broad Street. Rath pursued, aided by a passerby, and the men scattered. a tree in the quarry was found as search continued.
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Enat Grand Street
Harry Rath
H. A. Keath
Hin Chétom
Viet Grand Street
Jadmit
Rath
Broad Street
Price's Alley
Priroman Patrick
Major Irwin Named Probation Officer by Court
Judge Alsater designated Charles Irwin to act as probation officer today in the Court of Special Sessions. Emily Williamson was appointed as probation officer, with the action likely deferred until the fall opening of court. The County Criminal Court session adjourned until September.
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Alsater
Charles Irwin
Emily ¥. Williamson
County Criminal Court
Fire Damages Oil Building at Maple Avenue Plant
A morning fire at the oil compounding plant owned by Willem Kijne at 634 Maple Avenue caused two hundred dollars in structural damage and oil and machinery losses. Firefighter crews prevented explosions after a quick response by Kline, who donated ten dollars to the department pension fund. No cause has been determined.
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Bulding
Maple Avenue
Willem KE. Kijne
Kline
Hin Eotmblinhment
Jin
Nichone
Heanen
Kilne
Tariff Talks and White House Clash Over July 1 Effective Date
The draft tariff notes set July 1 as the next year’s effective date and promise rate reductions on gloves while Taft withholds sanction. The President signals support for high glove duties and criticizes plans aiding a New York glove maker clique. Beveridge amendments to internal revenue laws loom with tobacco and liquor tax hikes projected to raise about 20 million dollars annually. An early date shift is discussed from January fixtures.
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Taft
Phint
New York
Linlians
Man Receives Five Month Sentence For Stabbing
Frank Casale pleaded not guilty to stabbing Peter Kelly on January 13 at Kellys in Elizabeth. Judge Atwater sentenced him to five months in county jail, with family in court loudly reacting as Casale was led away. Prosecutor Swift and defense advocate Edward Nugent detailed the weapon and trauma, noting Kelly felt the stab wound near the heart and only realized the assault afterward.
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Frank Casale
Wn Lallan
Peter Kelly
Elizabeth
Rathonkeeper
Ddidge Atwater
Anon
Clemensy Wan
Edward Nugent
Haleen
Iade
Swift
Dr. Biting
Kelli
Kelly
Casale
Kelly Becavaa
Aly
Camilo
Fi Port
Hie
Alution
Nugent
Autoists Leave Hugo in Fourwheel Upset
Fragmented report notes a Hugo incident involving a leaking tube and a car fire. No clear names, dates, or locations could be confirmed. The piece mentions a day of activities and a gallery event with undefined details and safety concerns.
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Foural
Nuys
Tiliday Tauitete
Wethers
Galler Mnasa
Thaw On Stand As Jerome Probes Motives In Trial
Jerome questions Harry Thaw about acquittal and motives in the Madison Square murder case. Thaw defends sanity, discusses delusions, hypnotism, and voices heard by Thaw. The exchange touches on Stanford White, Evelyn Nesbit, and related testimony. Continued on third page.
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Evelyn Neslit
Stanford White
Anthony Comstock
Dorwine
Jerome
Hom
Wall Street Opening Slumps Amid Mixed Gains
A turbulent opening on Wall Street saw mixed results with several railroad and steel stocks advancing while others fell. Analysts noted early trading volatility as investors weighed earnings and market signals, with Union Pacific and Was toward gains while rail and steel shares fluctuated.
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