Four men sue railroad company after arrest in theft case
Thomas Whipple and companions Patrick Quis Thomas Gardner and James Hayes file a district court suit against the railroad company alleging police beatings after their arrest on March 8. Whipple claims injuries led to weeks of care and seeks damages. the others plan similar claims. The City Criminal Court had postponed and dismissed the case when detectives were not present.
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Thomas Whipple
Whipple
Patrick Quis
Thomas Gardner
James Hayes
Pronecuite
Port Gvenve
Cad Preanet
Scsscs
Court to settle bank book dispute in district court
Aloise Trigorsky sues Chief George C Tenney in district court to recover a bank book valued at 8900 said to belong to Petoyveley widow, seeking title to purchase a headstone. The suit was postponed for one week as claims conflict over ownership and possession of the book.
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Inplovin
Distriet Court
Aloise Trigorsky
Pollen
George C Tenney
Tenney
Petyoye
Petyoye ‘S Bnowkeeper, Wanarran Nauk Book Ant. 8900, Which Petyoveley
Adonis
Street Committee Seeks Extra 4000 For City Roads
The Connell Committee on Streets and Highways considered next year's funds and asked for an additional 4000 to cover street improvements and general maintenance. The council previously approved 10000 and added 6000 more, aiming to address urgent repairs and ongoing care.
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Connell
Sear
Wna
Fomuatine Ny
Peidones Council
Committee Busy After Police Commission Appointment
A garbled local notice shows the Republican City Committee discussing a police commissioner appointment. It references voter involvement and election timing, with unclear names and dates due to OCR errors.
Tale Pay Day Committees Aum Stein
A fragmented OCR item references committees and a person named Stein connected to a tale about pay day. Details are unreadable, but the fragment suggests organizational actions and possible financial or civic context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aum Stein
Mary Baker Eddy Denies Gilberts Claim of Impostor
Mary Baker Eddy, founder and leader of Christian Science, dismissed Della M. Gilbert’s claims that she is dead or a puppet. In a signed statement from Chestnut Hill Massachusetts Eddy affirms her active headship and the church’s continued prosperity and mission.
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Christian Science Church
Brooklyn
Boston
Mary Baker G. Eddy
World Wide Christian Science
United Press
Della M. Gilbert
Edig
Chestnut Hill
Omy
Mary Baker Faay
Mary Baker Eddy
Stage Longing Proves Costly in Divorce Turmoil
Reports detail Charles A. Ryan arriving at the Catholic Club in New York after his wife abandons ambitions of theatrical stardom. She recounts lavish jewelry losses to a supposed manager who promised a company and a $250 weekly wage, while her funds and valuables were pledged and pawned amid conflicting plans.
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Charles A. Ryan
Garden Street
New York
Becaue
Europe
Mra. Ryan
Broadway
105Th Street
Reok
Hall
West Forty-third Street
Ad~ Vanods
Palary
Toy Buffet
Plirie
Teheareal
Aden
Teo
Tanti
Ant
Sita
Philadelphia
Polish Explosion Kills and Injures Hundreds
A Polish powder magazine explosion in Cracow injures about two hundred people and raises fears of many fatalities. Officials report a chaotic aftermath with damaged buildings and ongoing rescue efforts.
Wife Charged with Assault in City Court
Mrs Helenberg appeared in City Court today charged with assaulting her husband with a rake. Police reported she was arrested at Wagon Business College. The case centers on a domestic violence incident and authorities filed the complaint.
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Mré
Gitar Helenberd
Crietina
Eemaultthy Berry
Rake
Helanberg
Rich Woman Husband Sued by Four New York Stores
Moses Mendel Jr a Broad Street butcher is named defendant in a suit filed by four leading New York department stores in the District Court. The aggregate claims exceed $700 with items including silk stockings, muffs, neckties, shirts and a fur valued at $3,450 alleged as purchases for Mendel and his millionaire wife. Attachments were served on Mendel at his local business. The suit was postponed for a week and must be settled by June or judgment will be entered.
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Moses Mendel, Jr
Broad Street
New-York
New York
Mendel
Atorea
Menteix
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Creenhut — & Company
Pol Company
Simpson-Crawford Company
Ihru
Samuel Schleimer
Merchants Press Bridge Approaches Filling Request
The Board of Freeholders authorized filling the approaches to the new South First Street bridge for fifty feet on each side. The First Street Merchants Association appeals to Elizabeth City Council, urging immediate action to complete approaches for safe access and to protect the bridge investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Freeholders
Elizabeth
N.S
Street Merchants’ Association
Union County Board of Freeholders
Tony Nyng
Maniac Butcher To Face Hearing For Five Murders
Boxtos June 71 John J Murphy will be arraigned in Somerville court today for the Saturday killings in a run down violent spree. Five men were killed and three wounded as Murphy allegedly stabbed victims in a Somerville packing home. Detained since arrest he has shown little recognition of family and appears unable to recall the events. The funerals of the slain men are planned in the aftermath.
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Boxtos
John J. Murphy
Somerville
Somerville Potics
Daniel
Waltham
Joka
Chethovsky
Joba
Sapira
Elizabeth Commercial College A New Session Opens
Elizabeth Commercial College at 207 Broad Street announces a new session under Principal H McMickla. Rorolt Hersh’ Bidg. is listed as a near note in the Despair Sener. Readers are invited to enroll for business and shorthand courses.
Nervy Burglars Loot Rahway Avenue Homes
Burglars entered the residences of Augustus and Crane and Louis F. Wilson on Rahway avenue at an early hour, stealing more than 100 dollars in cash and valuables including jewelry. They pried into a cellar and kitchen, leaving doors open, while police moved to trace the thieves amid scattered clothing, wallets, and a watch.
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Augustus & Crane
Louis F. Wilson
Rahway Avenue
R. T. Potts
Craim
Lure
Mra. Crane
Ikea Iy
Patie
Mr. Crane
Moony
Manteca
Wilson
AIF
Motorcycle Crash Injures Rahway Cyclist
A Rahway motorcyclist, A C Mount of 1089 East Jersey Street, was injured when his bike collided with a touring car on St George's Avenue. He was treated by Dr Walter E Clade after the crash. Tony Colora, 45, of 1 JM Hema Street, was struck by a train near Elizabeth port station and suffered a fractured leg and possible skull fracture, transported to Alexian Hopital and then to General Hospital.
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A.C. Mount
Jersey Street
St. George's Avenue
Rahway
Mr. Mount
New Brunswick
Noos
Mount
Sven
Boer Hay Eeelsne
Walter E. Clade
Atpatton
Teppalied Aly
Tamoe
Tony Colera
Hema
Central Railroad
Elizabeth~ Port
Alexian Hopital
Colotto
Ench Yun
Hig Wey
Tim
Alexian
General Hospital
Colooro
Marriot
Woman Fatally Shoots Son Then Kills Herself
Mrs G V Sharp, wife of a prominent real estate investor, and her son died in a revolver incident. Telegraph dispatch from Bale Ohio dated June 7 reports Mrs Sharp was found with a revolver in her right hand. The tragedy involved a wealthy family and stunned the community.
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Bale
Ohio
Ushi
G. V. Sharp
Omar
Shriners Assemble in Louisville for Ancient Arabic Order
Delegates from the Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine and Shriners arrived in Louisville Kentucky to participate in the event. Parke Lee Shrine and new Orleans shrine members are mentioned as joining the gathering with donations and anticipated efforts to secure another shrine visit.
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Tennate
Louieville
Burine
Etwin I Amérman
Parke - Lee Ansrine
Hartman
Erin
Ion
Special Sales at Levy's Tonight
Fragmented notice lists sales starting at 4 in the evening with various clothing items including muslin underwear wash dresses and items described in garbled text. Readable names and exact items are limited but indicate a local store sale event tonight.
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Levy's
Devy
Goa
Ales Gale
Dresmes
Rene Areasia
Atc
Taft Seen Likely to Sign Tariff Despite Debate
Washington dispatch suggests President Taft will sign the tariff bill within 24 hours if passed, with aides predicting no veto. Republicans argue adjournment would hurt the country while some warn Congress might reconvene if vetoed, though the White House stance remains firm on approval.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
Peivatkad
Amber
House of Representatives
Willard
Hwalness
Easton
Tabor
Oesert
Seth
Compresa
Mara
Smith to Help Pick New Bridge Site
Hlias D. Braith of this city, member of the Bridge Commission, will assist in selecting the next bridge site between New Jersey and New York. Governor Ort will preside at a Friday afternoon meeting with commission members to discuss possible locations. The final site decision is expected during the homeward run or shortly after.
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D. Smith
Hlias D
Braith
New Jerasy
Bridge Commission
Ee Smith
New York
New Jarsay
New
Wall Street Opens Mixed Amid Shaky Bond Market
Telegraph dispatch notes early trading as bonds show limited activity while stocks move cautiously. The market trends reflect a steady but uneven tone with some gains in key issues and subdued enthusiasm across sectors as investors await clearer guidance on economic signals.
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Ray
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