Indicted saloonman put on trial in Woolpeth era
Court hears trial of Albert Mature charged with keeping a disorderly saloon known as Blue How on Bayway. Prosecutor English seeks indictment on sale or keeping a house of ill fame, while defense challenges the indictment's form and scope. Judge Atwater allows jury selection, with fourteen jurors chosen after challenges. first witness Frank Sawitskie testifies about Sunday drinkings and the alleged sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thor Deatern
Ybel
Bern
Atwater
English
Albert Mature
Bayway
Robert 8. Hudhe
Hudson County
A. A. Stein
Provcutor English
Hudmoeth
Dennia Norton
Taloonman
Sedge
Stelm
Hodapeth
At Jn
Aera
Magllall
Hudepath
Albert ¥. Baker
William H. Brokaw
Toman Carey
Damen W. Martin
Andrew Iileon
Broderick Clark
Herbert A. Pierson
Bernard McLain
Witnens
Frank Sawitskie
Mike
Fire at New Haven Shaker Community Claims Three Lives
A early morning fire at the Shaker Community in New Haven destroys the main building and four outbuildings. Three members Mary Migintis Julia Aun Baer and Mrs Sturr die. Charles Bturr the community’s manager is badly injured from jumping from a window. One man is reported injured. Bodies not recovered. The blaze consumes the colony’s funds and goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Mary Migintis
Julia Aun Baer
Sturr
Charles Bturr
Antitoxin Advice Prompted Diphtheria Quarantine Warning
Health Officer Hichards urges widespread prophylactic antitoxin use in every house with a diphtheria case. The Board of Health will quarantine all occupants if the disease appears. A $50 fine may be imposed for failing to notify the public about a diphtheria case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hichards
Reading Tettern
Board For Health
Publc
Inlabeacanot
Mayors, Inn Only, Schmitzis and San Francisco Scandal
Report outlines extortion verdict and possible reforms involving Mayor Schmitz. Assistant District Attorney Heney and Rudolph Spreckels discuss removals of Chief Dinan and other broad changes, with judgment expected in upcoming period.
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Ban
Francisco
Cal
Schmitiz
Gailty
Seassten
Ndys
Heney Saya Es
Dinan
Brin
Schmits
Obituary for Oliver D Barnes Haines longtime New Jersey conductor
Oliver Dayle Haines, aged 60, long time conductor for the Central Railroad of New Jersey, died at his home on Elizabeth Avenue early this morning. He resided at 1007 Elizabeth Avenue and had been active in the railroad service for over fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver D. Barnes
Oliver Dayle Haines
Central Ratheid
New Jersey
Elizabeth Avenue
Fragmented Local Notice Teases A Rail Plan
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a public notice about a rail project. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, but the terse wording suggests official action and a potential deadline. Further legible text needed to specify authority and scope.
Trade Board Seeks Greater Waterway Ties at Meeting
Members crowded the board room as the Board of Trade advanced Old Home Week plans and voted to join the National Rivers and Harbors Congress to push federal funds for waterways. John D. Fox and John M. Williams discussed efforts to attract subscriptions from manufacturers. Treasurer reported cash balance of 596.97 with ongoing duties to wrap up year end tasks.
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Board of Trade
Association
Hlhl Isham
Mississippi
Great Lakes
Congress
Bennett
John D. Fox
John M. Wiliams
Ile
the. Neckl
William F. Grover
Vassar Bids Fair to Break 1907 Record at Class Supper
In Poughkeepsie on June 14 1907 Vassar College looked to approach a special record at the class supper when Cupid’s competitions and whispered pledges drew lively remarks and laughs as the students gathered to celebrate.
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Ab Vassar College
Cupid
Vassar
Anniversary Observance Held For National Ace
A local observance marked an anniversary related to a national figure, with community members gathering to honor a notable individual and celebrate achievements. Attendance included prominent figures and residents, reflecting on past contributions and the ongoing legacy.
Mil liken Brothers plant halts largely after bankruptcy
Mil liken Brothers bankruptcy forces about six hundred workers at the Staten Island steel plant into discharge while the office staff remains, the structural section continues to produce steel for ongoing New York City buildings. Management cites newly built mills as the financial strain behind the collapse and future rehiring remains uncertain.
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Milliken Brothers
Steen
Tala Ved Pero
Staten Island
Marlow Amid
Singer
New York
Stack
Col Dickinson Still Holds On In Trenton
June 14 report from Trenton notes Col Dickinson remained in place until 11.30 advancing hours after the Governor left. No official statement from Dickinson or the Governor regarding the Dickinson affair was issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Dickinson
Trenton
Dickinson
Newark Man's Body Found by Railroad
The dead bodies of two men believed to be E. A. Tighe of Newark New Jersey and James Murtiugh were found beside a railroad track at the West Albany yards. They were near the crossing and were struck by a passenger train.
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Albany
N.Y
E. A. Tighe
Newark
N. J
James Murtiugh
West Albany
Board renews twenty two inn and tavern licenses
The Board of Excise renewed twenty two licenses and transferred one in a special session. License Inspector Schlichter reported all inns and taverns meet war era requirements including two spare rooms fully furnished and a stable for horses. Several renewals list names and addresses such as Thomas Tingley 260 Union Street and James Dougherty 7 Washington Avenue.
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Board of Excise
Schlichter
Keron
Connolly
Thuis
Thomas Tingley
Union Street
James Dougherty
Washington Avenue
Patrick Turley
Lie Evenue
Alexander Fincher
Third Avenue
Anton Nauerwein
Elizabeth Avenuue
Henry J Murphy
Fefferson
Jobo
D. Cottrell
First Street
St Wiund
Finche Avenue
Alice D'Espice
Michael Hu
Seyee
East Stott Powe
Martin Etuhora
Fratler
Suns Biedet
Frederick Rieder
Eagt Derasey
Louis Mille
Albert’ Seetimrey
Louie Miller
Palace Hotel
Weenton
Appleyard to Face Creditors in Bank Embroilment
Buffalo report details Arthur Appleyard who looted heavily from a Philadelphia stock bar, disappeared, and faced potential arrest as creditors of a defunct bank. Officials discussed plans to move to Boston to verify details and pursue charges, with mentions of a German bank connection and insolvency proceedings.
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Buffalo
Arthur B
Appleyard
Philadelphis
Meiinis
Boston
Alsat
Union promises support for team meters in Chicago
In Chicago 14, union leaders pledged backing for team meters amid ongoing talks. The dispute centers on equipment requests and the players’ Federation stance, with assurances of solidarity despite unresolved negotiations and the looming work action.
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Teameters
UNION
Chicago
As Cnafer Eodts
Detween
Nea Tanmeters
Rich child bitten races to save life in pasteur plan
Emma Carnahan a rich Fort Smith druggist’s daughter is fatally bitten by a mad dog. She and her parents race by special train to New York for Pasteur Institute treatment. a Fort Smith man A Martin was bitten while trying to drive off the animal.
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Port Pmith
Ark
Dime Ho
Emma
J. Carnahan
Fort Smith
New York
Pasteur Institute
St. Louis
Chicago
Orchard Witnesses Testimony in Haywood Trial
Boise wired June 14. Prosecution in Haywood murder case spent hours with Orchard operation details in California and Bradley death. Witness TL B Giving, a San Franciscan grocer, testified Orchard stayed in the area in fall 1906 and stored a large bomb later taken to Canon City.
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Boise
Idaho
William D. Haywood
Goveror Stounenberg
California
TL. B. Giving
Han Francisca Grocer
Orchard
bin Place
Bradley
Rusting
Peabody
Colorado
Deak
Canon City
Gubbing
Brad-ley
Tim
Bhata
bin Sgain
Pinkerton
Rome
Ple
McRurtnd
Hawley
Hague Conference Opens With 45 Governments Represented
The Hague Conference convened with 45 governments represented as Joseph H. Choate and General Horace Porter signed the protocol. The meeting will proceed with nations entering on equal footing, and a plenary session is scheduled for tomorrow at 3 o'clock to hear welcome addresses and opening business.
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Rence
Joseph H Choate
Horace” Porter
United States
Tein
Refuses American Gold to Buy Cardinalship In Rome
A damaged Rome dispatch reports publishers and church figures debating a cardinalship sale. The item notes Arch bishop Ireland’s stance, claiming heavenly inspiration governs papal selections and cites a misquoted 51,000,000 offer for an island title. The piece mentions prelates and lay sources as origins of the report.
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Rome
Preak Wax
Ireland
America
Galt
Monster plot to kill czar uncovered in Russia
Stolypin demands arrest of six lower house members named as conspirators in a plot to overthrow the government. The June 14 report cites the assassination of Col. Kotlaroff, a port deputy, by a worker from the admiralty, with companions escaping. Stolypin urges immediate expulsion or dissolution of parliament to quell the threat.
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Bt. Petersburg
Col
Kotlaroff
St. Petersburg
Admiralty
Antasein
Uhetr Lalla
Stolypin
Kothurnll
Towse
Alexannky
Proserelar
Debataridag
Onel
Fiy-Ive
Douma
Woman in Blue on President's Trail headline capture
Article describes a woman in blue arriving at Oyster Bay on President Roosevelt's trail voyage. It notes she wore a snowy cloak and hat and seemed poised like a refined guest. Reporters mention her transport limits and the conductor's remark about funding to continue travel.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Beng Se
Ye-cot
Lee Feing
Eae
Serine
Wall Street market slips as wartime demand wanes
New York June 14 The stock market milled weak from the war and sustained declines of one to three points during the rest hour. Absence of demand left the market in the hands of beer traders. Government bonds unchanged others varied. After the first hour activity quieted and steady with few issuers including some declines, yet no strong pressure from any source.
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New York
Reception to Commander in Chief Preparations
Reports from camps statewide indicate preparations for a reception to the Commander in Chief of the American War Veterans organization. Hamilton Ward of Buffalo leads the effort with local camps urged to secure attendance of every veteran. The meeting will be held at the Me After the term Feces and su goleriainment turajehed.
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Sewell
Hamilton Ward
Buffalo
Special Meeting Notice of Division 3 4 and Pine
The reading shows a special meeting notice for Division No 3 4. It lists members and a meeting location and time, indicating a formal gathering by the involved groups. The fragment mentions A Ma and Seve, suggesting local officials or organizers.
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Torey
Woolpeth
Horton
Jury
Baleoted
Matura Norton
E LA Cortes
Frisco
Obief F
Giaers Nu Eee
National Rivers and Abate Congress
Lham
Ing Ag ‘Hess
Milliken
Truat
Stokes
Orange
Capital
Nazarro
O. K
L. Miller and
E. Richard
Beene Rey
Little Child
Braidley
Hague
Broad Street
Soos A
Czar
Wall “Street
Wivisine
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