County Cases at Trenton and Other Court Appeals
A batch of writs of error and appeals reaches the New Jersey Supreme Court in Trenton. Spanning Plainfield and Union County, cases include Ingni Seuitito’s murder conviction appeal and McDonald’s ticket verdict challenge against the Baltimore & Ohio crowd line. Also on deck are Adams Express statuary damage, Roselle ice platform injury, and Crawford vs Kilne appellate actions.
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New Jersey Supreme Court
Evion
Trenton
Pialeth
Asion County
Fst Au
Ingi Seuitito
Igat
Pisinield
Alowag Yauoti
Utowan
Fudge Vail
Deowan
W. BR. Wilson
Seatus
Hin
Scadwto
Supreme Court
Baltimore One Irowd
Alexander “McDonal
Philadelphia
Chester
McDonald
Abe J. David Ae
Adams Expres Company
Wrviel Ape
Cot
Fishman
John Stamler
Ex Prns
Hippel
Yang Ben Hae
Fary
9 and Company
Ahad
Eryor
Alno
Cape of Crawford
Kilne
Clark Mok
White Temore
Lang, who killed his niece, caught in New Brunswick
Frederick Lang, accused of fatally shooting his niece Kate Gordon at Bonham near the city, was captured after returning to town. He faced murder charges as officials awaited his arrival, with a $300 reward if convicted within three months. A knife was found on Lang upon jail intake.
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New Brunswick
Frederick Lang
Kate Gordon
Bonhamewn
Cty
South Bethle- Pas
Lang
Sol
Sherif Chuteh
Tang
Joseph Tuhas
Lengel
Thhe
Penny Begins Work of Reform in Philadelphia Rail Sector
Philadelphia June 1 President Camnatt ordered immediate dismissal of Joseph H. Boyer after a confession of receiving secret commissions on coal purchases for the Be Tout company. The reform move was announced at Broad Street station as part of ongoing anti corruption efforts.
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Phildelphis
Cuby DeVoe Weds Luby in Newark Catholic Ceremony
Last evening Mary Josephine DeVoe of Mira and Theresa DeVoe of Walnut Street wed Joseph A. Luby. Rev Lather Mark of the Documbus Hamam Catholic Church officiated at South Orange Avenue Newark. Brides wore white Bruscia and bouquet, with bridesmaids and best man named.
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Mary Josephine DeVoe
Mira
Theresa DeVoe
Walnut Street
Thin-Etty
Joseph A. Luby
Lather Mark
Docimbus Hamam Catholic Church
South Orange Avenue
Newark
Rowe
Bruscia
Beieemsaid
Mive Dales Grimes
Routh Orange
South Orange
New York and
New
Jervay
Little Boy Party Notes Names In Fractured Text
A fragmentary OCR item mentions a boy’s party with scattered names including Francis Lambacea, Catherina Bennett, Mink Lahmeal Jacob, Anthony Lekman, and others. The legible portions hint at invitations or attendees but are largely garbled with stray letters and unclear actions or dates.
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Little Boy
Aumber
Trianda
Francis Lambacea
Catherina Bennett Mink Lahmeal Jacob
Anthony Lekman
Sed
Wiluéto
Mim Gqedatngée
Master Frhette Lembecke
Sad Minn Lidekbede
Lusitania launched in Clydebank amid celebration
The Cunard liner Lusitania was launched in Clydebank Scotland with Lady Inverclyde christening the vessel. Crowd turnout decorated town as 32000 ton ship 786 feet long will carry 800 crew and 550 steerage 500 first class and 1300 third class passengers. Expected Atlantic crossing in about four and a half days.
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Clydebank
Scotland
Lusitania
Cunard Line
Veeret
Atlantis
Obituary notices for several residents including Mary Seaton
Obituary item scattered, naming Frederick A. Sweet and Mary A. Seaton, with details on their affiliations, marriages, church ties, and funeral arrangements. Also mentions John Shera, and John Hors who died of diphtheria, with interment at Mount Olivet and Roselawn. Funeral services to be held by Rev Dr Meacham and Rev Dr Sleeper. locations include Fulton Church and Grace Church. multiple relatives and associates listed.
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Frederick A. Sweet
Alexian
Knights of Malta
Orient Council
Schmidt
Meachem
Fulton Church
Mary A. Seaton
Mary A. Beaton
John Seaton
Roselle
Soarane
Rye Perry
Albany
N.Y
Shera
Benedict
New York
Seaton
First Presbyterian Church
Rosle
Elizabeth Seamt Peecbyterita
Heston
John Shera
Blauvelt
Engadget Sporgpe
Bowe
Mspeandpa
Join McNair
Ida Treet
Sleeper
Grace Church
Firat Street
MeIntyre Mystery Fails for Damages Suit in Court
The jury finds Mins Mary MeIntyre of Cranford has no case for damages against Elizabeth Plainfield and Central Jersey Railway Company, a Public Service Corp subsidiary, in a December Rahway night incident. The father Stephen McIntyre sued for alleged injuries after a dance outing when a fare dispute led to ejectment by a conductor and motorman. The case, begun in Circuit Court, continued on reconvening as testimony detailed MeIntyre’s nervous condition and the defense’s denial of causal link to the incident.
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Mins Mary MeIntyrs
Cranford
Elizabeth, Plainfield and Central Jersey
Public Service Corporation
Stephen McIntyre
Taut
Sbe
Rahway
Misa McIntyre
George B. Gale
Witsegs
Foster to Represent China at The Hague Conference
John W. Foster, secretary of state, was appointed by the Chinese government to act as representative at the Hague conference. Reports indicate this is a rare case of a foreign citizen handling such diplomatic duties for China. The appointment follows Dunningsmere's resignation from Pekin to pursue treaty negotiations for China.
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John. W. Foster
Col Oon
Hague
Dunningsme
Pekin
Quarrel Ends in a Tragedy in Millville
Millville June 7 a mapler at Woodbine near a settlement on Valjean through the Beart killed after a quarrel. The murder was not found until hours later when the murderer had fled. Police captured a suspect this morning. Witnesses were summoned from nearby towns and the case drew regional attention.
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Millville
Woodbine
Steen
Reling
Valjean
Beart
Néins
West Jereay Pe
Ganshore
Stable
Italy
Overcome by Heat in Singer Works
Peter Krewjcky of 1M Bond pttest was overcome by heat yesterday afternoon at the Bingee works where he was employed. He was taken to Aleaian Hospital by ambulance and is reported to be much better, with a plan to be sent home today or tomorrow.
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Singer
Peter Krewjcky
Bingee
War
Aleaian Hospital
Amryambulence
Harry Watterwoll
Allo
Citisen
Loulyilis
Jeokian
burgeMy
Jenkin
Jenkins
Cama
Tomer
Diamond watch and jewelry shop sale at 6 30 PM tonight
The well known diamond watch and jewelry merchant at 1 Broad Street plans a sale this evening at 6 30 PM with special preparations for Jung graduates. A further event at 10 PM on Saturday is noted. The Eliz Commercial College Hersh Building and the Brooklyn Wallpaper Co are also mentioned in this damaged OCR text with unclear details.
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Eh Mert
Broad ‘Street
Gaturdare
Jung
Clerical capitalist testimony at ICC probe in Philadelphia
At a June hearing in Philadelphia, Chief Clerk Joseph K. Aikens testified about coal stock holdings and payments. He described owning large stakes in Dunkirk, Westmoreland, East Connellville, and other coal firms, plus payments totaling tens of thousands. He defended funds as commissions and investments amid railroad cost pressures.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Glasgow
Joseph K. Aikens
Monongabula River
Aikens
Braxfell Coal Company
Crescent Coal
Crawfard
Boyer
Dunkirk
Mr. Glangow
Es & Boslnece
Strester
Athena
Radicioun Investment
Walarr
J D Saunders and Metropolitan Biore Vibe Machine Ad
An OCR fragment advertises J D Saunders and Metropolitan Biore, noting a new electrical vibrating machine marketed as one of the best. The teaser references Marzulls and a Saturday event with claims of learning and start procedures, though details are garbled.
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Marzulls
Sakwey
Dinner honors Judge C Addison Swift in Union county
A Mixed group of judges lawyers laymen and politicians gathered at Grand Army Hall Eat Jersey Street for a Downtown Republican dinner honoring Judge C Addison Swift recently appointed to the District Court by Governor Stokes. Speakers from Union county thanked him while others noted bipartisan friendship with Republican hosts and fellow officials. Continuous remarks suggested no political machinations and the event moved to a brief toast and respectful appreciation.
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Union County
Grand ‘Army Hall
Jersey Street
C. Addison Swift
Stokes
Banfiten F. Kean
Republican Party
Vonter M. Voorhers
Samuel J. Horry
Pontmanter” Palmer
Hy Charlock
Iren- McCardell
Frank H. Smith
Illiam Newcorn
Herbert Histon
Westfield
Randolph Perkine
Summit
Lawrence
Alfred —M. Soups
Willan Ball
Cranford
Peter Tillman
Freeolder Grusnor
Rahway
Peatair
Cty
Dennis 2. Collins
Abe J
Frank
Oni
John Kean
Wanlington
Charles
Fowler
Benjamin A. Weil
Ackerman
Rafold Franklin
George T. Parrot
Robert Jr. Kirkdarid
Doventown Republican Club
Atwater
James Buckle
Samuel J. Berry
Eer Abe Ty Davi
Pennie F. Collins
Bardolph , Perkine
Frank Hessmith
Ponts
Lehman's Announcement Clones Hours For Summer Season
Lehman and Co, erocere and guar dealers, will extend hours at 6 PM except Saturdays during the summer months to offer special bar wines and attract early shoppers. The notice hints at promotional efforts and altered scheduling.
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Lehman
L, Lehman& Co
Erocere and Guar
Last Honors To Gorman Funeral Burials in Washington
The body of Senator Arthur Pue Gorman of Maryland was buried at Oak Hill Cemetery after a simple service at the Gorman residence. Attending were family, a joint Senate and House committee, and Maryland and Iowa senators. The ceremony featured scripture reading and brief prayers, with no music and few flowers. The Senate convened later in the afternoon due to the funeral attendance.
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Washington
Arthur Pue Gorman
Maryland
Oak IBM
Gorman
Katrest
Northwest
Wallace Radeline
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Serinter
John Sharp Williama
Ral
Grigga
Radcliffe
Frederick D. Power
Vermont Avenue
Wan
Dr. Powers
Rem Tves
Tate Senator N
Joint Congressional Committee
Senate
Steamers collide off Maine coast in early June incident
Portland Maine June 1 The steamers City of Bangor and City of Rockland of the Eastern Steamship Company collided off the Maine coast while bound in opposite directions. The Bangor was badly damaged but both vessels reported uninjured passengers aboard despite the crash.
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Maine
Bangor
Portland
Rockland
Coltistor
Banpor
Benwor
Eight Hour Law Violations Report In Washington
Washington June 7 reports indicate principal ministers are linked to the pecking we investigation tied to the federation of labor. Vidlatta alleged violations are being reviewed and a complete public report is expected by month end.
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Washington
Thas
Hie
Banda
Holcombe Ward Defeats Perdovin In London Match
London June 7. Holcombe Ward defeats Perdovin Australasia by 6-2, 4 in a Newport played contest. The report mixes oblique anecdotes from editors and readers, including a self-referential obituary incident and stray quotes about surgery and train rides, reflecting a chaotic newspaper page.
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London
Ie Fowng
Toe Wannle Siopiens
Davis, Cay
Newport
Iloiroimho Warde
Perdovin
Australasia
Packers Fear Impending Calamity in Meat Trade
Washington June 1 Thomas E Wilson of the Nelson Morrin Company representing Chicago Packing Houses told the House Agriculture Committee that agitation and possible costs of inspection threaten packers and farmers. He warned the industry cannot bear overburdens and questioned the impact on foreign trade and slaughtering capacity. He cited the beef trust report and argued meat prices to buyers would not drop, while condemnations and government inspection costs would shift burdens.
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Washington
Thomas E. Wilson
Nelson Morrin Company
Chicago
House Committee On Agriculture
Charles F. Neill
Neill-Heynalda
Wilson
Wadsworth Sake
Europe
Taunt
Dackarn
Gartielt
Beef Trust
United States
Inspecti¢n
Namin
Wall Street market mixed as gains shift after hours
An early session shows continued market strength though prices ease as aggressive buying moves after the Gret hour to New York Central and other counters. The bulletin notes a broad stock supply impact, with quotations wavering as traders focus on main issues and a few stocks drive the mood. Separately, local notices highlight Dugan's announcement in Cincinnati and changes at a dyeing and laundering shop, with shopfronts advertising new services and featured items.
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New York
New York Central
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Marie Ly Anderson
Charis Anderson
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John Hors
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Brooklyn Wall Paper CO
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Itil
J. D. Saunders
Metropolitan Biore
Rene
Judge Swift
Republican Club
Jmilge
Addison Swift
Sheata
Holcombe Ward
Victory
Denver Post
Clare and Plain Dealer
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R. Umer
Packers
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Desler, Witose Et
Dugan
John F. Dugan
Cincinnati
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Fonte & Company
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