Trolley Tracks Fight Follows City Rail Petition
The City Council committee on railroads and streets debated extending the Brill Company trolley tracks on South Broad Street. Petitioners urged enforcing conditions for temporary tracks, while opponents argued for keeping the lines for business. debate focused on public policy, property concerns, and the city’s welfare.
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Styoads Roadbaray
Yea Pee
Nugent
Brill Company
Bouth Broad Street
Summer Street
Bayway
Signal P.H. Gilligoly
South Broad
Ciy Council
al Pasr
de. Tata
Campan Bea
T Pattman McGure
Tony E Cit
Ores Avenue
D ‘Mow
Savage attack on section hand at Central Railroad work
Michael Basclery, 34, of 230 Bond Street, a section hand on the Central Railroad, was struck on the ear yesterday afternoon by a fellow worker with an iron tool. His ear was split to the root, and he had it reattached at Alexian Hospital. He did not name his assailant and no arrest was made. The attack happened near Spring Street.
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Michael Basclery
Bond Street
Rand
Central Railroad
New Jeremy
Alexiarr
Springtreet
Lozier Car Wins In Endurance Run
A Lozier car owned by Sterling Garage & Auto Co. and sold to EK. P. Earl of Stilestown and M. Townley of North Broad Street wins the Albany endurance run. The Lozier Forty finishes first in the two hundred mile event per a New York Motor Club note. The report from Lozier Motor Co. confirms the victory and credits the endurance triumph to the vehicle's performance and reliability.
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Sterling Garage & Auto Company
EK. P. Earl
Stilestreet
M.townley
North Broad Street
Losier
Albany
Losier Motor Co
New York
York City
Adj Vofeng
F-C.chendler
Obituary notices and funeral details from a historic paper
Obituary notices list a New York native Lang family with a widow a son and two daughters Mrs Kemp of Roselle Park and Miss Mabel Lang along with other residents. Services scheduled for 8 30 Monday evening at the late home with interment in Evergreen Cemetery. Additional notices include Miss Anne Moongy and Miss Ana ward平 along with details of deaths on Esther Street and Catherine Street with funeral services and Union Baptist arrangements.
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New-York
George Philip Lang
Resids
New York
Mrs. Kemp
Roselle Park
Misa Mabel Layer
Lang
Royal Areagum
ral _nervices
Evergreen Cemetery
Anne Moongy
Ana
Dent
Esther Street
Madden
Reniter
Bar 7
Raf
Mra
Bi John
Hattie
Catherine Street
McKenney
Union
Matura Trial Ends as Jury Seeks Verdict
The Albert Matura case proceeded in the Court of Quarter Sessions. The jury, after nineteen hours, found no verdict and were discharged without reaching agreement. The defense argued lack of positive dates and questioned witness reliability while noting the state failed to secure one key female witness. A retrial was indicated due to the hung jury and county costs.
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Albert Matura
Ita Jna
Matura
Haast
Frank Sawitekic
Andrew Petranawits
Michael Konerkle
Max Fern
J Gatz
Engian
Huds
Fern
Mature
Graduation promises energize Battin High School closing
The Battin High School class night and closing ceremonies will be shorter this year due to a smaller graduating class of eighteen from the high school and eight from the normal class. Class night is set for Monday, June 17, with an orchestra overture and various performances. Commencement follows Tuesday, June 18, with remarks by Dr. Walram F.aker and diplomas to the graduates. Tickets are on sale at Jacobs Theatre.
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Battin High School
Vewice
Elizabeth M. Flynn
Irojley
M. Erpontino Clement
Glee Club
Nilan
Mina Ernie L. Clark
Theodore Morgan
Anton ¥. Haus
Reginald Morgan
Avemore Morgan
John K. Leeds
George W. Kerr
Dick Harding
Yhe
Mite Sie Cos
WJ. Shearer
J. P. Pe Belily
Board of Education
Glen Club
Chase
Mattei
Fide the
Cat
W. Bender
Ensey
Susan Brookfield
Hurt
Florence
Angrista
Alma Waters Koehler
Ida Ueintner
Jacobs Theatre
Salon
Battin High Alumni Elect Officers At Annual Meeting
The Battin High School Alumni Association held its annual meeting last night electing officers. Edward Grossman was named president with Patrick Hankey as first vice president and Vera Days Joord as second vice president. John F. Deaton was recording secretary and another member served as corresponding secretary. The group planned a fund with approximately 728 dollars to generate annual interest. Professor Vonak announced a speech to follow at 101 Broad Street.
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Battin High School Alumni Association
Edward Grossman
Patrick Hankey
Vicolat
Vera Days
Foe
Amond
Vonak
Troops Mobilize as Russia Faces Revolution Threat
St Petersburg reports say government orders massing of troops across major cities to counter a potential revolution. Premier Stolypin aims to prevent the Douma from appealing to the people as the regime moves to secure control with military power and possible arrests of opposition leaders.
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St. Petersburg
Arma
Russia
Prine
Stolypin
Sovietistic Democratic Party
Rtoly
Pin
Nicholas
Douma
Sperrren
Bunie
Grand Duke
Nicholas | It
Wehn
Kresmke
Rt. Patersburg
Terrar
Cat Rescued From Mail Box Incident
In New York on June 15 a mail box scare ended when a postman unlocked the box and freed a large Maltese cat found inside after a passerby reported a baby in danger. A policeman stood by as the box was opened.
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New York
Ferix
Secretary Taft in better condition. not serious
Washington June 15 Secretary Taft who was taken suddenly yesterday is better. His condition gives no occasion for uneasiness. This information reached the War Department this morning from J C Hill at whose home the secretary is staying in St Paul and from General Bell chief of staff. The Secretary will not visit South Dakota and will rent in St Paul today. Afterward he will go to Fort Leavenworth.
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Taft
Washington
War Department
J.C. Hill
St. Pave
General Bell
South Dakota
St. Paul
Fort Leavenworth
Opera House Fire Destroys Altoona Building
Altoona Pa June 15 A blaze destroyed the Eleventh Avenue Opera House building early today. The structure housed the Imperial Dry Goods Company and other tenants though details are unclear as flames spread rapidly and investigators inspect the site.
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Altoons
Bire
Eleventh Avenue Opera House
Imparial
Mages Gis
Escape at Rahway Reformatory Aimed at John Haley
Rahway June 15 John Haley inmate and a trusted guardroom helper vanished at about 5 11 this morning. Superintendent Martin said Haley simply disappeared and guards are in pursuit with capture expected within hours. Harvy, jailed in Hudson county for breaking and entering, has been described as a good inmate since incarceration.
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Rahway
John Haley
State Reformatory
Mare Hin Racape
Haley
Huvivn
Martin
Harvy Wan
Reformatory
Hudson County
Awya
Plot to blow up Hague Congress uncovered
Berlin reports a plan to attack the Hague Congress at its opening session. Russian police describe Ruedan Terroriate as instigators aiming to place hazardous material under Knights Hall to cause mass casualties. The Hague meeting began amid protests and formal events with leaders from many nations present.
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Hague Congress
Berlin
Hague
Morgen Post
Ruedan Terroriate
Newark Boy Killed In Tragic Elevator Fall
New York report says Davie Leonard of 1234 Berges Street New York was killed today after being taken by elevator from the seventh floor to the basement. Witnesses describe a terrifying fall and emergency crews responding to the scene. Local authorities are investigating the incident and verifying the victim’s age and residence.
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New York
Davie ‘Leonerd
Berges Street
Eera- Torabel SI Creaby
Wall Street Ticker Shows Moderate Upturn Amid Thin Trading
Wall Street trading this morning showed a firmer tone with modest advances after slight early volatility. Government bonds were unchanged and other bonds steady as stock activity remained light and indecisive with small net gains in some issues.
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York
Chicago Theatre Fire Causes Over 150000 In Loss
Fire at a Chicago theatre at midnight nearly destroyed the building and disrupted guests at the Union Hotel adjoining. The blaze injured several people and caused terror among attendees as responders fought the flames through the night.
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Chicats
Chist Hotan
Sismex
Plans for New Pier Prompts Council Committee Meeting
A Feerestiee Dlay project was discussed by the councilmen Decks Wharves and Piers committee last night. The proposed pier and related construction will be examined further, with potential payoffs noted. A bedding reserve and arrangements for a small aid, including Pia and Sone, were mentioned in uncertain terms.
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Feerestiee Dlay Mae
Young man shot down in street arraigned
Charles Ferdie a shopmete admitted guilt when arraigned today after a young man was shot down in the street. Assailant under arrest remains in custody as investigators pursue details of the case.
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Charles Ferdie
Re Bonis
Fatal Shooting Near Home Ends Young Man's Life
Frederick Rash, 19, son of Willa Rash and a Brill car shops worker, was fatally shot near his home shortly after 11 pm. Ferdie, a painter at J. G. Brill Car Company, was arrested after police found the revolver used in the shooting. Ferdie claimed motive tied to a prior dispute and said he fired in the air then aimed toward Rash. Rash died about 30 minutes later. investigation and arrest followed at police headquarters.
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Frederick Rash
Willa Rashe& Trickman
Garwen Alrec
Charter Fendie
South Broad Street
Ge Brill
Rash
Motiris, Brogan
Said
Ward
Abopa
J. G. Brill Car Company
Ferdie
New York
Walt
Garden Street
J. G. Brill Gar Company
Teo
Central America on Eve of Conflict
Fragmented OCR notes describe escalating tensions in Central America on the eve of potential conflict. Entities and details are incomplete, with garbled parts obscuring names, places, and dates. The readable elements suggest a regional crisis or political strain affecting neighboring nations.
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Central America
Bereeaer
Sinan
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Steourdge
de Rammes
Saecer
Lozier
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Batt High School
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Opera House
Altoona
Rahway Reformatory
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Perrone
the Hague
M. Nelidof
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France
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M. de Aya Ane
Jeestat
Paris
UN Omé
Secretarien
Newark
New York City
Wall Street
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Rippel
Desier
Utvestment Securities
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United Esse
Newark Pass
Rey. Co
Lertey
Pat Rez
Chicago
A. Pia & Sone
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Fred Rash
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