Hollins Indicted for Manslaughter in Early Morning Shooting
Grand jury returns twenty one indictments including one for manslaughter against George U Hollins arraigned today. Trial date set for Wednesday June 12 as prosecutors seek justice for the fatal shooting near 120 West Jersey Street. Also in court Martin Smith of Tanddy Township faces charges over a Linden Township horse theft in March and other related cases proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George U. Holling
Elvis
Ln Court of Ter Sessions
Foster M. Voorhees
At- Tater
R. V. Linidubury
Sarah
Ammen
Hollins
Clarence Buckley
Weat Jersay Street
Thorne
Martin Smith
Tanddy Township
Linden Township
Nate
Toule
Imerson
Pullty
Pri
Prank ‘Pfalf
Kresn
Stabbing Ends Dispute Over Pool Table
Serolla through his attorney William R. Wilson pleaded not guilty to stabbing rival Gargaim during a dispute over a pool table on Christine Street. Gargaim was attacked in his stable after the incident. Bail set at 6900 for Serolla to answer the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etro Serolla
Aston
Gargant
Serolla
William R. Wilson
Wan
Mywalt
Insault
Teehee Enn Hy Joh
Maruello
W Gargaim
John Steer
Sho Mterward Gargana
Hie
Chrixtine Street
Satolla
Bins
Fragmentary OCR item on Ohio wartime supply and funds
Unclear OCR fragment mentions Orrin, Ohio, a government supply concern, and a reported 10,000 pounds or dollars allocated for sales. Details are damaged and names, dates, and amounts are not reliably readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrin
Ton
Ohio
Mre
Rman
Ants Penroge Man Nominated in Aorrinburg Report
An 1900s era dispatch notes a man named Ants Penroge nominated in Aorrinburg Pennsylvania. The item mentions state paper hunting for fish with improvised tools and gear, and a confession of hunting on horseback near a water front despite using hammers mirrors oil stoves and whisky, describing an angler who laid down his rod and ballon's water front cock.
Colby Declines as Dinner Sparks City Boom Talk
The New Idea party presses for Colby to accept a nomination at a Lincoln Park dinner hosted by the Native Government League in Paterson. Colby and supporters deny any change of mind, while backers rumor a potential boom for Mayor Fagan of Jersey City if Colby remains unwilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Smartone
New Idea
Paterson
N Native Government League
Lincoln Park
Colby
Tor Meward
Erinape
Jersey City
Fagan
Seis Sca
Death From Horse Kick At Keenan’s Livery
Edward Costello died after a horse kicked him Monday afternoon at Keenan's livery stable 10 East Jersey Street where he was employed. He was taken to Elisabeth-Gemerts Hospital and died yesterday afternoon from his injuries. A burial certificate was issued this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Costello
Keenan
East
Jersey Street
Elissbeth-Gemerts
Attack on Mission Reported in China
In a remote province near the Tibetan border a mission station was said to be destroyed by a mob. Details are scarce and it is unclear if the attack stems from local unrest or broader revolutionary movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Sex Chuem
Thibet
Art Student Found In Harlem River
Salient fragment reports a body found in the Harlem River linked to an art student named Gertrude. The text notes a physician’s statement about incurable illness and a troubled home scene reflected by the mother’s tone. Further readable details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem River
Breidt Weds Brewer in Pearl Street Ceremony
Louise Breidt widow of Peter Breidt, founder of the Peter Breidt City Brewery, marries Michael Klein at her 600 Pearl Street residence with Rev. Christian G. Piscler officiating. The bride, linked to brewing leadership with her son in law Brigadier General Dennis F. Collins as president, plans a Pennsylvanian railway departure for Klein's Iowa home and Florida residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Breidt
Peter Breidt
Michael Klein
Metregar
Lows
Pearl Street
Christian.g.piscler
Osu
Belde
Kiel Ia
The
Brewing Company
Genersl
Dennis F. Collins
Toneph H. Nolte
Brewing ‘Company
di Ted
Fern
Taden
Clayton, Lows
Anna Barbara Linn
Newark
van Staden
Linn
Peter
Peter: Hreidt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Klein
Lowa
Thin City
Malate Hes
Florida
Ose
Crisis in Illness of Senator Hinchcliffe
The condition of State Senator John Hinchcliffe, suffering with pneumonia, was practically unchanged at noon today. There were no indications of improvement and attendance remained sparse as the day began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterno
Jung
John
Hinchcliffe
King Oscar’s 50th Anniversary Celebrated in Stockholm
Stockholm observes the fiftieth anniversary of King Oscar. Congratulatory messages arrive from European crowned heads and a Swedish court delegation travels to greet the monarch on the regent Crown Prince Gustave's time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand
Stockholm
Sweden
Oscar Liend
Europe
Cslied
Oscar
Gustave
Funeral of Justice Held at Morristown
Morristown June 6 funeral services for Supreme Court Justice Juniter Q. Garreteon who died at his home from pneumonia Monday night were held at St. Peter's Episcopal Church. The procession included numerous high officials from the Supreme Court and related offices. Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
Supreme Court
Juniter
Q. Garreteon
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Her
Philamon
Rene
St. Petar
Novara
Mathe Gummere
Shpreme Court
Port
Pisney
Swayze
Reed
Gurram
Hendrick Wonvand Trenchard
Missing Rahway girl prompts police inquiry
In Rahway a Western Union Telegraph employee reports a girl named Raynolds has vanished since 8 oclock Friday. Her sister Amnetta Raynolds arranged to meet her at an entertainment. A woman named Harriet came to the city and is living with Mrs. Henry Finke on Hamilton street as investigators follow the clue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rahway
Western Union Telegraph Company
Terrill's
Raynolds
Sant Frithe
Anmetta Raynolda
Haraatte
Toronto
Henry Finke
Hamilton Street
Glazesrook Rumford School Closing Showcases Student Work
Commencement exercises at Glazesbrook Rumford School were held last evening in Trinity Church parish house. Large audience witnessed high quality student work, with prayers led by Rev Otis Glazebrook and performances by Marian Meltock and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghasebrook-Rumford School
Trinity Church
Otis. Glazebrook
Beda
Santa Re
Mdlee
Mary Ob
Melttoek
Mascherina
Thomas J Orien
The
Holy New York
Pate
Owe
Gabe ‘Marie
Mand Beye Isa
Charlotte Neilson
Waln
Orchard recounts plot to bomb judge and Bradley case
Carmaker Orchard details his alleged role in a San Francisco bombing and poison plot linked to the Bradley residence, Haywood trial, and a wider conspiracy. He describes meetings, payments, and suspects, including Pettibone and Adams, amid a guarded courtroom scene and threats against witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Grehard
Haywood
Wilson
Wond
Jevel
Richardson
Darrow
Orchard
Manley
Harry Orchard
Hornley
Tim
Bradley
San Francisco
Roada
Mac
Cisco
Orcarts
Preme Court of Californis
Iat
Bradley'n
Notcooe
Gales Grobard
Sas Francisco
Pettibone
Vnce
Atewe
Orehayl Srent
Adams
Bert
Pelease
Moyer
Adams Hong
Judge Gabbert
Arene
Strest
Poetry Fm
Senator Frelinghuysen Stricken by Appendicitis
Somerville June 1 State Senator Jn neph Frelinghuysen of Jameson Frelinghuysen Insurance Brokers New York 76 William Street is in a Chicago hospital after an appendicitis operation. He departed Monday for a business trip and was in normal health until arrival and the operation did not proceed as hoped. His family is alarmed as his condition remained serious. Chicago June 6 reports say his recovery is expected but cautious.
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Somerville
Jnneph Frelinghuysen
Bonn of
Jameson & Frelinghuysen
Nsurance Brokers
William Street
New York
Chicago
Thafter Wnter
Krelinghtuysen
Hie Neual Rohuint
Chicag
Frelinghignem
New Jersey
Rette Aeri
Hillary
Ubene
Sia Vera
People’s Lobby Letter Sent to Governor Stokes
The People’s Lobby of New Jersey sent an open letter to Governor Stokes urging enactment of reforms when the Legislature reconvenes on June 18. The list includes street nominations, popular election of U.S. senators, initiative and referendum, ballot reform, public utilities regulation, corporation law revision, and civil service reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowak
People's Lobby
Stokes
Hughes
Lila
Peo- Lobby
New Jersey
United States
Young Hyde Stable Leased to Vanderbilt
New York reports Gwynne Vanderbilt secures a long term lease for James Hazen Hyde's private stable on West Fifty eighth street. Vanderbilt, famed for owning valuable horses in London and Newport, plans prominent participation at upcoming horse shows and will pay a substantial annual stipend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gwynne Vanderbilt
James Hazen Hyde
West Fifty-eighth Street
Vanderbilt
London
Newport
Teich
Violent Earthquake News Report Supposedly Expected
Scientists along the South American coast anticipate another strong tremor after recent quakes. Dispatches indicate Second shocks feared following initial earthquake events with reports of slight shocks near the epicenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woo
Market Contrast Prompts Vigorous Demand At Opening
Wall Street in New York shows a sharp contrast as early trading drives higher prices. Govern bonds rise while other bonds slip on early gains, with some profit-taking after the first hour causing a mild market pullback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Panic on Trolley Car Ends With Revolver Drawn
On a Third Avenue trolley a Black man James Carter drew a revolver threatening the conductor after fare was paid. Police report says Carter stood 2 inches from the guard, was charged with carrying concealed weapons as witnesses scrambled to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Third Avenue
James Carter
Plan to Break Coal Combine
The Justice Department plans to file a bill within two weeks to end the anthracite coal carrying railroad trust. The complaint targets major lines including Philadelphia and Reading, Delaware Lackawanna and Western, Central Railroad of New Jersey, New York Susquehanna and Western, Erie, and Lehigh Valley for pooling rates and interfering with interstate freight. It alleges that rate maintenance tied to coal prices hurts competition and that several railroads control vast coal fields and shipments. Delaware and Hudson, New York Ontario and Western, and the Pennsylvanian lines may not be parties yet but could be involved later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Equity
Department of Justice
Han Uorler
Megamat
Philadelphia
Reading
Delaware
Lackawahna and
Weetern
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
New York
Susquehanna and Western
Erie
Lehigh Valley
Bes
Bern
Sheela Jatareus
Trom
Wilnés
P 'Wil Robe
Anche Jew Jersey
Felda Tahigh
Hillside Cada and Iron Companys- Westert
Avghedas and Western Coal Company
Spany
Fidvan
Ontario and Western
Pennsylvania
Aeiderice
Former Assemblyman Davis Dead in Phillipsburg at 66
Samuel V. Davis, prominent Warren county Republican and former mayor of Phillipsburg, died late Sunday at age 66. Born February 14, 1839 in Westfield, he worked in coal trades, served in the Assembly in 1904, and returned to politics for another term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillipsburg
Hamuel V. Davis
Warren County
Davis
Westfield
Wes
Assmbly
Tink Davia
Central Railroad
Miw Jersey
Newark Hay Bridge
Unclear text records second self-harm attempt
The readable fragments describe a second attempt at self harm by an individual at his home in Morris Plain, mentioning Plainke Jr and a failed or aborted action.
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James Thorne
Antspenroge
Aorrinburg, Pa
Dune
Mialongkee
Gertrude
Tewae & Stu
Dent
Physisian
IRS
Breidt
Weds Brewer
Bioh
Michael Krein
Hinchliffe
Bryan
Court Omdale
Western Union
Glazesrook
Rumford
Howes
Heywood
Bradley Case
Governor Peabody
Failere
Frelinghuysen ii
Organization
Young Hyde
Pacific
Wall -Street
JanEs J. Hogins
Tir Court
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