Man Arrested For Stealing Mare In Newark Case
Adden McFadden of New Fork was arrested for stealing a black mare from Joseph Reeve in Union Township. The jury found him not guilty after hearing his account of visiting Reeves home and taking the mare unintentionally during a late night return from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McFadden
New K Fork
Joseph Ce
Union ‘Township
Beslan
Gerdiet
McFadden
A. A. Stein
Aavne Booth
Prince
Newark
aeFadlen
Joseph Reeve
Calon Jlow
Reeves
Wraterday Reeve
McKadden
Bean
Flo
New York
Thin City
Butchers Union Holds Meeting On Sunday Closure
Orson Bunday led a Jersey City meeting of the Butchers Union at Fifth and East Jersey Streets to discuss closing shops on Sundays. The union seeks to keep downtown butchery closed, citing previous incomplete efforts and noting Wellman of Jersey City as a key organizer with experience in closing shops in multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butchers’ Union
Fifth
Jersey
W. ©. Wellman
Jersey City
Newark
New York
Festivities in Honor of St Anthony Day Arrangements
Celebrations mark St Anthony's Day with Mass at St Anthony's Church on Centre Street at 10:30 AM led by a uniformed band. A second event features fireworks at dusk and community gatherings at local residences and quarter centers hosted by organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Anthony
Anthony's
Bt. Anthony's Church
Vincent
Wade
Selena
Fontivitien
Unclear criminal case details emerge from damaged report
Fragmentary text shows garbled notes of pleas and arraignment with mentions of guilty pleas and a June arraignment date. It references a court in Owurt of Qurter Seat and a Moonlight Hop event at a university venue. Details are unreadable and not sufficient for a clear summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owurt
Qurter
Mathasital
Tor Apegule
Tomer Plew
Sahaese
Charae
Mad
Forged Check Case Opens as O Connor Is Entered
In the Court of Quarter Sessions the trial of John O Connor began over a forged 21.40 check purporting to bear Peter L Hughes. Witness Zigmant, owner of a Broadway saloon, identified O Connor as one of two men who presented the check and asked him to cash it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Connor
Pater L. Hughes
Hughes
Michael Zigmant
Broadway
James B. Brown
Elizabethport
Péter L. Hughes
O'Connor
Zigmunt
Zigmant
Ring Sun Brewing Company
Hughen Uoving
Dennis McKeen
Cash
Saci
Peter L
Ohnor
Sidney Eldridge
Brown
Strike Settled at Moore's Foundry on Bond Street
The iron strike at Moore Brothers Foundry ended when about three quarters of the fifty workers returned. Employees resumed 7 to 6.20 schedules, with unskilled labor getting a half hour head start. The company offered extra pay for current hours, which most accepted after initial rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore Brothers
Bond Street
Final Meeting of Relief Committee
The final meeting of the relief committee appointed by Mayor Berry to receive subscriptions for California earthquake sufferers will be held Monday June 18 in Elka Hall on Broad Street. All associations with donation reports are urged to submit them to treasurer P J Ryan Postmaster Charlock or Berry before that date so the committee can close its work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief' Committee
Berry
California
Elka’ Hall
Broad Street
J. Ryan
Charlock
Examinations for High School Entrance Announced
W. J. Shearer, superintendent, says examinations for high school entrance will be held Saturday morning at Jacobe Theatre for all students lacking required qualifications at Bartie High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Shearer
Ings Bogiadayy
Lock
Bartie High School
Tor
Ilo
Jacobe Theatre
Jenny Obituary Fragment At Parents Home Morning
Obituary fragment notes a death connected to Jenny at the home of his parents in the morning with unclear surrounding details. The readable text references a family setting and a somber notice but lacks full dates or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny
Bargain Days at 1168 East Breedason Corner Chestnut
Bargain days advertise lower prices Thursday and Friday at the Upper-Leh Pigery Yard and office located at 1168 East Breed assect, corner Chestnut. Includes a telephone contact 68 W. Unies and mentions imported Pine and Pine items. Mond
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Breed
Kirkland Named for County Elections Post and Primary Law Plan
Union County Republican Committee discussed Swift’s resignation from the County Board of Elections and recommended Robert J. Kirkland for appointment by Governor Stokes. A committee chaired by Frank H. Smith will draft simple primary law instructions, aided by Newcorn, Tooker, Codding, and Newcorn. An August 1 outing at Point View Grove was approved amid a large summer-night turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County Republican Committee
County Board of Elections
G. Addison Swift
Robert J. Kirkland
Stokes
Frank H. Smith
Pew
Pers
Coloty
William Newcorn
Wertieldy Sind Aueaibljman Aeld
Earn K. Tooker
Smith
Codding
Newcora
Tucker
House
Point View Grove
Long Island
Unknown man killed at Cranford
Cranford June 13. The body of an unknown man about 23 and likely a carpenter was found near the Central Railroad tracks at the B20 Junction signal tower. Night Watchman Bird reported the discovery. He was placed on a freight car and later taken to a morgue in Plainfield. He wore a blue cap brown striped trousers and carried thirty cents a silver open-faced watch and addresses of James Moffett and Sige ann pontine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranford
Sitcha
Central Railroad
Plainfield
Mam
James Moffett
Sige
Ann Pontine
Explosion at Shenandoah City Colliery causes seven deaths
Coroner's jury finds the May explosion at Shenandoah City Colliery caused by dynamite with no gas indication. Testimony from three state mine inspectors four superintendents and the mine superintendent Tasker supported the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahanoy City
Shenandoah City
Gan
Tasker
Great Fire at Baltimore Destroys Wharf and Kills Three
A massive blaze at the Savannah steamship wharf of Merchant and Miners Transportation Co in Baltimore begins about 1 30 am. The Essex was torched and burned beyond salvage, with half a million in cargo losses and an estimated total damage near two million. Three crew members aboard the Essex perished. five others rescued from the burning ship and adjacent barges. Police and tugboats battled flames and recovered two additional missing men believed drowned or dead in the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Savannah
Merchant and Miners’ ‘Transportation Company
Eesex
Mock Atreet
Atkinson
Edward
Costello
John
Odello
Manuel
Claypool
Baleee Richard
Pawtucket
McCommon
Charles
Hagan
Peter
Washington Street
Brooklyn
Connolly
Nicholson
Lannan
Fiswex
Lanhan
Eleventh Ward Holds Special Primary for Assessor
Tonight a special primary is staged in the Eleventh Ward to select a candidate for assessor amid a councilmanic confirmation controversy. Voters at 820 Merrie Avenue expect a crowded field of hopefuls as locals weigh who should win the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrie
Orate
Decker
Graham Barrymore engagement announced in London
Fragmentary report from London dated June 18 notes a society engagement involving Graham of the English stage and a captain. Details are garbled but reference a forthcoming marriage and nearby events in the social circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham-Barrymore
London
Lotey
Marry “Graham
Engileh
Will New Excisemen Shape Elizabeth Licenses
Speculation rises over who will form the new Elizabeth excise board to be appointed by the county judge. Appointments likely in late June with office expected around July, as license fees and party balance shape the board. Liquor interests fear a harder regime and higher fees under the new system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Exelee
Nome
Excinn
Twater
Jersey City
Elizabeth
Government meat inspectors to be examined for 450 posts
The Civil Service Commission plans about 34 appointments under a meat inspection reform. A nationwide examination for applicants will be held, with a proposed annual pay of 1200 dollars. The commission will provide details to qualified applicants.
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Wilson
Arldney
Toslow
Conares
Diel Service Commission
Armou r gifts mark annual alumni dinner total gifts
A ceremonial gift of 23000 from J Ogden Armour was presented at the alumni association dinner, part of a broader total of 400000 over the years to the Amputation founded by Mr Armour’s father. Brooklyn wallpaper store and Saun ders Metropolitan Store are also noted in the fragmentary report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apela
Aracer
Mrs Stanton Aids Herself Of Policeman Mystery
New York police believe Mrs Louisa Stanton knows more about the murder of her daughter Alice C D Kinnan. The feeble elderly woman surprised a policeman by locking him out, then investigators suspect a family money dispute and letters suggesting tension. Detective work continues as husband Knnan offers no clue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mra
Louisa Stanton
Alice C.D. Kintan
Miuch
Captain Price
Bronx
Baureau
Kinnan
Belmar
Nv 1
Burglars Rob Richmond Home Scare Woman to Death
Richmond police report a break in at 1721 Grove Avenue during the night. Mrs English died from fright after burglars ransacked the residence and fled as her husband awoke. Jewelry valued at about 000 reportedly stolen. The incident left Mr English gravely distressed.
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Richmond
Robert AI. Muglivh
Grove Avenue
Mra
English
Boone
Wall Street Opens With Turbulence Then St. Paul Dominates
The New York stock market opened with quick fluctuations as traders moved on many options. St Paul led the gains, rising from early highs to a peak around 100 and then up to 187. Government bonds held steady while other bonds varied little. Trading slowed after the first hour with modest movement and less enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hl. Paul
Housax
St Maul
Nork
Military abuses in German Southwest Africa reported
Berlin reports detail systemic cruelty in German Southwest Africa with mutinies and a killed officer. Soldiers endured malnutrition and poor clothing as the von Wert papers call for government publication of the truth, condemning concealment of abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Afric
Berlin
Erwerte To Cay
Africa
Publah
Dugan's Announcement Opens Two Ors for Cleaning Service
Local notice announces a cleaning service offering to attend to patrons and arrange plants, with emphasis on prompt and thorough work. The fragment mentions the Dew Office and possible preparatory steps, signaling an advertisement style notice from Dugan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ors
Probing Coal Companies and an Auditor’s Testimony
Philadelphia June 13 The Interstate Commerce Commission reopened its inquiry into coal transport practices with witnesses from New York Central and others. Auditor McCullough testified on oil shipments, car capacity, and how waybills reflect charges, while references to a figure called blind Billy emerged in testimony about illicit payments and weight manipulation at Greenwich pier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Interstate Commerce Comminaium
Clements
Washington On
Mosely
Washington
Real Roads
Chatton Hubner
Ter Wind-White Coal Company
Harsimaa Pier
A. A. Pauldi
New York Central
W. P. McCullough
Aesjay
MiaCutforgehe
McCullough
McQullough
Nates McCullough
Ivates
McCullougie
Billy
Charles “Ae Adden
Charles Kim
Greenwich Pier
Greenwich
Congress to Adjourn on June 22
Washington June 13 The oracle of the Senate has spoken and Congress is due to adjourn on Friday June 22. If it does not it will prove the oracle still holds sway over Congress. House Committee head Hepburn declined to detail talks with the President about Panama matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oriele
Senate
Congress
Oracle
Nelson Jdrieh
Gal
Prte” Hepburn
House Committee of Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Merning
Panama
Bens
Hepple
Rhode Istana
Chi
Lafean Seeks Probe Over Navy Shoe Contract
Representative Lafean of Pennsylvania introduced a resolution in the House demanding an inquiry into the Navy Department shoe contract. The 300000 pairs were to cost about 80 cents per pair, with the lowest bid at 2.52 dollars per pair. The winning bid came from a Boston firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cincinnati Brer Concert Notices Include Several Details
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a concert on Saturday night and an address or venue on Concert Avenue. References to fees or room charges appear garbled. No clear names, organizations, or dates are decipherable beyond a vague event notice.
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Adden
Rie Jury Seid
Orson
Actracted Preas
Glestag
L-Hughes
Moore's
s+ FOUNDRY
Fiieoo Fund
Unies
Kirkland
Newporn
Ward
Judge Atwater
Maryland
Pocomoke City
Kingston
Samuels
Ramon
Kings Creek
Lave
Somerset and
Worcester
Ned Wetaon
South Carolina
Samuel’ S. Harnes
Ingé Creek
Here
Watson
Barnes
Mr. Darnee
Brooklyn Wall Paper Co
Sterb
HD. Saunders
Metropolitan
Nsdn
Sleawars
Led Ware
Linwere
Woodanware
Dunmlablog
Mrs. Stenton
Wall “Street
Merkst
Atock
T Poot & Company
Stor
Uromt
Lizabetha E . Open
Law
Atchison Pee
Balt & Old Tiss
Massesa Central
Missouri Pacific
N. J
Central
People's Gay
Southern ‘Pacite
Dugan
Ulate
Lygunane Juul
Aldrich
Lafean
Navy Department
Cincinnati
BRER
Aryvic Gebhartt
Cate
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