Indicted Men Enter Pleas At Local Court Hearings
Dozens of suspects named by the grand jury faced arraignments with not guilty pleas recorded for most. Several defendants, including E Hope, Sheridan, Neil O Kane, and Michael J Cooney, had bail set or trials scheduled for June 17 and June 17, with varying charges from larceny to assault and battery.
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Les E. Hope
Plainfield
Fugeté Sheridan
John H. Sheridan
Eta
Luke Heany
Neil O'Kane
Ot Hin
Angie O'Kane
Michael J. Cooney
Frederick Clagne
United States Lithograph Company
Notuilty
Clement. G. Lambert
Henry Gi
Frank Tucker
S'mul
Albert Jolmmman
Allel
Cpal
Central Halleoad Company
Bacher
Jaen Townsend
Kenilworth
Wmurt
Townwood
Atwater
Thomas G.” Moors
Moore
Central Railroad Company
Cigar Stump Ignites Fire on Cory Building Awning
A cigar stump ignited an awning at the Cory building on Broad Street shortly after six. A Bagina Company foreman and bystanders alerted the firehouse. Fire crews responded with a hand extinguisher and quickly controlled the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
Freman
Bagina Company
Broad Street
Grand Street
Frisco Experiences Distant Minor Earthquake
The Weather Bureau bulletin reports a distant earthquake of small intensity recorded last night near Frisco. Seismographs noted motion beginning around 10 37 PM with weak shaking, concentrated along the north to south belt, causing no damage.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Bureau
Wade
Vacancy on Bench May Be Minturn’s
Renton June 5 The unexpected vacancy on the New Jersey Supreme Court bench follows the sudden death of Associate Justice Abrag Q Garrettson Likely appointment would go to Senator James F Minturn of Hudson Governor Stokes away in Tennessee prevents definite word The usual expectation is Minturn will be sent to the Senate without changing party balance or regional makeup of the court
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Renton
New
Jersay
Associain
Q. Garretton
James F. Minturn
Hudson
Charretson
Stokes Ie
Tennessee
City Officials On Tour Of Inspection
Thompson and fellow city officials will tour by automobile tomorrow to inspect street paving repair plans and progress, focusing on street surfaces and public works improvements in the corridor. The visit aims to assess current conditions and identify needed repairs for advancing municipal infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Ceapesi
Wire Thieves Active Near County Traction Company
A damaged OCR fragment describes wire thieves at a location above the old Jekker Inn near the County Traction Company. They cut span wires between poles and lowered the feed wire to reach and sever pairs of conductors, signaling ongoing theft activity.
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Institutole
Forkat Atego Scien Si Benoactoe
Ting
Futile County Traction Company
Jecker Inn
Obituary for Charisse Middlebrook and Alois Helmle
New York lawyer Charisse T Middlebrook died in New York yesterday at age 700? He was born in Elizabeth and Princeton 1856 graduate. He studied German and haunt at Heidelberg then joined the bar for 26 years, retiring at 50. Widowed Hengren, two sons and a daughter survived. Katherine Helmle, aged 04, wife of Alois Helmle, died after brief illness. Funeral services will be Friday morning at Church of the Holy...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charisse T. Middlebrook
Charles Trinder Middlebrook
New York
Hengren
Sona
Alois Helmie
Katherine Henle
Alois Helmle
Ryabe
Mra
Heimle
Church of the Holy Bowry
President Eyes Beef Prices Amid Pure Food Law Questions
Washington June 5 The President may order a Justice Department probe into meat price hikes blamed partly on strict pure food law enforcement. Post mortem cattle checks have reduced supply and prompted higher prices in major cities. Shippers resist tighter rules, while winter shortages in the Northwest tighten the market. If justified, an investigation could assess causes behind price increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Justice
Kansan
Italy Opposed to Larger Army Assessment
Rome reports Italy records against a larger military appropriation. Parliament names a committee to review War Office demands for six million dollars for artillery and six million for fortifications. The proposal stages include a proviso on gun supply from pension factories.
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Italy
Rome
Pariamentary Domino
Artil
Thappaning
Oma
Conferance
May Breakfast draws Lynn leaders to shoe factory event
In Lynn on June 6 a unique gathering saw hundreds of prominent women serving as waiters to thousands of shoe factory workers. The annual May Breakfast drew nearly all local officials and business leaders, highlighting a community charity effort and civic spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Mass
America
Lyon
Motorman's Trial to Open at Elyria
Preparations begin for the trial of Motorman Paeradiener on manslaughter charges in Elyria after grand jury action yesterday. The case centers on a fatal incident linked to a transit accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Paeradiener
Bank Teller Guilty Verdict Reported
A bank teller faced trial and was found guilty in a case at Enterprise Bank. Prosecutors alleged misconduct involving customers and funds. The verdict concludes the local banking offense brought before the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Bank
Hughes Wins Again as Senate Accepts Hughes Plea
Albany report states Charles E Hughes achieved a decisive victory in his long fight with the Legislature. The Republican Senate finally voiced support for Hughes after a strenuous campaign, ending months of political tension.
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Hughes
Senate
Albany
N.Y
Charles E. Hughes
Iblican Senate
Mrs Williamson to vacate residence for post office site
The Williamson home on North Brow Street near the United States Government site for a new post office will be vacated late this month. Former Governor Foster Voorhads, counsel for Mrs Emily E Williamson, is finalizing purchase details with Federal authorities. transfer papers are expected between June 15 and 20. Mrs Williamson will move to the Bernarderie Road mansion near Millington and continue her charity work. A sale of rare gowns and dress items will be held tomorrow night to raise funds and support.
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Williamson
North Brow
Treet
United
Searat
Thin” Montl
Foster M. Voorlads
Mra
Emily E. Williamson
Wvewen
Joseph
Bernarderile Fe
Do & W
Millington
Hot metal on trolley injures passengers
Three persons were probably fatally injured June 16 in Birmingham Alabama when an electric car carrying fifteen tons of molten metal crashed into a train. The car caught fire and the metal covered the car, which was destroyed.
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Birmingham
Als
Naptha Cars Explode in Freight Wreck Fire
Erie June 5 a westbound freight derailed after a broken brake beam sent a car from the track. The derailment triggered a blaze as cars piled up and blocked the rails, with naptha cars bursting into fire in the wreck. No further details available on injuries or casualties.
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Erie
Summer School Explodes In Redick LL Incident
A damaged blurb reports a dynamite blast at Redick LL during a summer school event. Details are unclear, but notes mention Remekk and Al as involved. The fragmentary item hints at a significant disruption with potential injuries. Further readable context is limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reddick
Remekk
Tee K
S P GA Has New Officers Power Of Arrest For Special Officers
The Elisabeth branch of the State Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals held its annual meeting and elected officers. The group aims to enforce the law, appoint officers for rapid court action, and strengthen the local branch’s ability to protect animals amid funding and organizational challenges.
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Elisabeth
State Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Blaky Ipreakdant
Gover
Voorhees
Vital
Tha-Necesaliy
Carr
Womes
James 11 Rigging Ends Com Se Firechewe Concedes Tar
James 11 rigging ends with Com Se fire chewe. concibes tar as outcome in local report.
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James
Haywood Murder Trial Witnesses Hear Testimony
Noise Idaho reports on day of Haywood murder trial as Orchard Testifies. Hotel registries link Orchard and Simpkins to November 1905 stays in Nampa and Caldwell. Prosecution's star witness Orchard appears tense, while Haywood shows little reaction as proceedings continue.
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Idaho
William TD
Haywood
Urchard
Hatte
Nampa
Orchard
Simpkins
Chin Hotel
Anton Hinkey
J. Simmons
Spokane
Hogan
John Connors
Silver City
Simpkins Svat
Nos Yeumer
C.H. Wents
Wallace
Jim
Simmons
Caldwell
Yaterday
Guy Feight
Simpina
Harry Orchard
Amile
Atention
Straus Graft Charge Stirs Reformers in AC Meeting
Atlantic City youths. June convention of the American Anti-Tuberculosis League provoked a storm over Nathan Straus charges. Accusations claim the National Society for the Prevention of Tuberculosis is central to the dispute. Reformers demand further proof and threaten action regarding certified milk promotion. Delegates pledge investigation to clear the Society’s name.
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Atlantic City
Nathan Straua
National Society For the Prevention of
National’ Society
Aloo
Enka
Wall Street Opening Notes and Bear Pressure
The market opened with a London tone weakness guiding American stocks downward. Trading became irregular as Union Pacific led declines while most issues followed its path. Some rail shares stayed pressured. government bonds were steady, and a heavy sell pressure built through forenoon amid aggressive bear selling.
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New York
London
Union Pacific Paul
Sctrust
Storm Warning Sent From Washington to New York
Special storm warning issued from Washington for New York coast with reports of squalls and hazardous conditions expected from the evening into night along the New England coastal area. Authorities urge caution for sailors merchants and residents along affected shores.
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New York
New England
Fraternal Visit Noted by Local Society Group
The Christian Endeavor Society of the Filing district hosted a fraternal visit event under the Epworth Lager banner. Members welcomed guests and discussed community service plans for the coming season at the gathering.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Epworth Lager
401 103 Se eet for We ee aor Wie
OCR fragment reveals a partial street address and a person name in an unclear note. The readable content hints at a civic or public reference but lacks a complete event or action to confirm.
Orby Wins The Derby For Croker In England
Richard Croker's great colt Orby captured the Epsom Derby in England, the blur ribbon event of the turf. An American owner and American jockey led Orby to victory by two lengths, with hundreds of thousands wagering on the outcome. Croker reportedly won around $100,000 on the race, as crowds cheered and congratulated the winning team.
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Epsom
England
Richard Croker
Orby
Pierre Loriklard
William C. Whitney
Urby
Chnny Reiff
Tipo
Croker
Onle
Ron
Iward
Cookag
Mr. No Mack
Buffelo
Woolwlader
Tammany
Chevy Rola
Gariy
Kentucky
Hyanid
Orty
Croker Im
Hinchliffe III Senator May Face Death Feared
State Senator John Hinchliffe once Patersons flood mayor lies seriously ill with pneumonia after collapse at his sisters Broadway home. Authorities fear his death could come at any moment as he is cared for by family and doctors.
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Paterson
John Hinchliffe
Hinchliffe
Broadway
Pirk
Jovele
Mr. Himeh
Eddy Trustees Lose Court Opposes Move
Concord New Hampshire June 14 A court ruled against three trustees appointed to hear affairs of Mrs Eddy's estate seeking to control Eddy's property. The motion claimed the trustees were friends of Mrs Eddy, but the judge dismissed the idea. A May trial date has not been set.
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Eddy
Concord
Chamberlain
ImmEx SCHOOL July August Special Rates
During July and August special rates, callers are to aid Anies Prine 20 Bread credible. Dit Sie Banding, sone.
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ImmEx School
Aia Anies Prine
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