Tax assessors report strong field work boosts in locality valuations
Journal notes all assessors have been contacted and field work proceeds with fair success. The County Board of Tax Commissioners plans immediate action to raise assessments in most neighborhoods, with officials optimistic about higher totals while some resistors remain silent or dispersed across New York. Frederick Coyne of the Eleventh ward continues field work as the board signals overall progress and likely higher district valuations.
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County Board of | Tax Commissioners
Prederiok Animes
Eerry Ravessor
Union County
Inw
Thin City
New York
Frederick Coyne
Ethey
Final Relief Fund Meeting Held in City Building
The Final Relief Fund meeting of the City Welfare Committee, appointed by Mayor Berry to receive funds for California earthquake sufferers, will convene this afternoon at Ellis Mall 118 Broad Street. Reports from committees will be reviewed and the committee work mostly concluded, though some free-ism remaining may yet be dispatched as funds arrive. The treasurer P. L. Mn reports 981.96 received from local organizations including Young Men's Hebrew Social Circle and Austrian Sick Benefit Association, with a total in bank listed as 60.
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Melict | Committén
Berry
California
Ellis’ Mall
Broedstrett
Young Men's Hebrew Social Circlé
Workmen's
Obituary for Mrs Loniga Kent Widow of Danfel Ont
Mrs Loniga Kent widow of Danfel Ont died suddenly at her home 61 Florida Street. She was a city resident for several years. her husband died in April. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 61 Florida Street with interment at Rosa tine and Linden Park Cemeteries.
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Loniga Kent
gts _Touian Ki
Danfel Ont
Florida Steet
Florida Street
Rosatine
Linden Park
Storie Aground Off Midland Beach Amid Panic
The steamboat William Storie serving Battery and Midland Beach, New York, ran aground about 400 yards from Midland Beach pier at 6 15 last night. About 100 aboard caused a sudden panic as lifeboats were launched and passengers scrambled for safety. Crew calmly directed safety measures while the vessel failed to free itself at high tide.
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New York
William Storie
Battery
Midland Beach
States Island
Hinchcliffe
Paterson
Midland Beach Carninal Company
Allege double life of dead contractor in Plainfield
Plainfield, February 18. The mother of Michael Fogarty, the contractor who died here Saturday, arrived from Philadelphia claiming Fogarty had a double life. He allegedly lived with a long‑time wife of about seventeen years and may have a son about 19. Fogarty had longtime ties to Undersey City and is said to have built the Pennsylvania Railroad arch on Broad Street, Elizabeth.
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Plainfield
Michael Fogarty
Philadelphia
Fogarty
Hoe
Wifh No
Undersey City
Broad Street
Elianbeth
No Yellow Fever Found in Havana Say Health Official
Havana June 18 Dr Barnet chief sanitary executive declares no yellow fever in the city. He notes the last case was on June 5 and the patient is now convalescent. Private practitioners must report any suspected cases promptly. officials stress vigilance and dismiss questions from New York as unnecessary.
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Havana
Barnet
Sanitare
New York
Sale of Stock Following Failure at Paris Firm
Auction planned for the stock of a firm that failed earlier this year after its Paris establishment collapse. The inventory includes imported candies and preserved fruits. Sale proceeds to be used to settle the firm’s liabilities, with prices today described as extremely low. The sale continues tomorrow at Mant at Thint and Fine streets.
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Af Remy
Paris
Benomong
Rev Sam Jones Endorses Bryan in Henderson
Henderson Ky June 18 Yesterday five thousand persons heard Rev Sam Jones at the Henderson Chautauqua. His discourse on Character praised President Roosevelt but urged Bryan to succeed him, arguing Bryan’s leadership is needed now for the country.
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Henderson, Ky
Jne
Sam Ones
Henderson Chautauqua
Roosevelt
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Plainfield to Enthuse Former Mayor at Dinner
Plainfield residents plan a Rupotely dinner Wednesday honoring former mayor Gheries K. Fink. The event recognizes his efforts to advance the city and its institutions. Tickets are set at $10 for attendees.
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Plainfield
K. Fink
Leischman Nomination for Turkish Ambassadorship
President nominates John G. A. Leischman to serve as ambassador to Turkey. The notice references his Klondike fame and ties to major transit routes, noting the intercontinental context of the assignment.
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Turkey
Washington
John G. A. Leischman
Controversy over meat bill inspection clause in committee
Washington June 18. House Agriculture Committee debated Roosevelt meat inspection amendments. Wadsworth and Brooks tasked to finalize details after conference with Agriculture Department. Key dispute over adding the phrase in the judgment of the secretary of agriculture and whether to date labels. President supports undated labels. government bears inspection cost. Committee recommitted report to refine lines and push toward agreement.
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Washington
Wadeworth
House Committee On Agriculture
Geneeo
Roosevelt
Wadsworth
Representative Brooks
Colorado
Agricultural Department
Cannan
Secretary of Agriculture
House
Hoboken Elks Celebrate New Lodge Home in Hoboken
Hoboken Lodge No. 78 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks dedicated a new home on Saturday afternoon. About 3,000 Elks from Elizabeth and other towns attended ceremonies led by Grand Esteemed Loyal Knight Fred T. Hally with past Grand Secretary Arthur C Moyeland assisting. A parade, singing, banners, and a reception followed. Mayor George St A Steil and Hoboken Elks hosted visitors as Elizabeth Lodge accompanied by Carter's Band returned home after a lengthy visit and celebrations.
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Hoboken Lodge
Protective Order of Elks
Elizabeth
A. J. Demerier
Fred T. Hally
Hackmusack Lodge
T W. Brow
Louisville
Arthur C. ‘Moyeland
New ‘York
Grorae St A. Steil
Breen
Ulldligg
Elizabeth Lodge
Carter
Elica
Man Fights With Knife After Street Dispute
An afternoon quarrel on N'A Street led to a knife fight over a dispute of abilities. A man produced a blade about an inch and a half long and fled after the clash. Police reported no formal complaint filed at Vollce headquarters.
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Van
Mer *Vollce
Favorable report on militia appropriation in Congress
Washington reports a favorable stance on a militia appropriation totaling about two million dollars for state militia organizations. The dispatch contains garbled lines but indicates support and planned allocations, with partial contact and office details referencing Cape Broker and Broad Street.
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Washington
Mi ‘Tia
Balloonists in peril as Nirvana drifts over New York
Dr Julian P Thomas and Cherls Lerée, aviators aboard the Nirvana balloon, launched from the Bronx and failed to report by morning. The craft drifted toward Baltimore area while residents heard voices from the sky. Mrs Thomas remained hopeful yet distressed as experts said there is no need to fear for the aeronauts.
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New York
Julian P
Khatyar
Thomas
United States
American Federation of Labor Meets in Washington
Members of the executive council of the American Federation of Labor convened in Washington to discuss administration reforms and campaign strategy for upcoming elections. Samuel Gompers presided at the opening session with several officers and vice presidents in attendance.
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Washington
American Poliition of Labor
Weasagrin Otey
Samuel Gompers
Federation
Frank Morrieon
Toho B. Lennon
Treacher
Jamon Duncan
Quincy
Mass
Max Morris
Denver
Daniel H. Keefe
Detroit
Midh
William PD. Huber
Indianapolia
Tod Mitchell
Talianapolis
The
Mineral Union
Joseph Valentine
Cincinnati
Roosevelt to Orate on Fourth of July at Oyster Bay
Washington dispatch says President Roosevelt will deliver a Fourth of July address at Oyster Bay and open the rebuilt opera house on South Street. If Congress finishes work early he may fly home. otherwise he will return to Washington after the Oyster Bay ceremony.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Oyster Hay
Conrosa
Fusteen
Frank Conklin
South Street
One Sailor Killed In Labor Union War
San Francisco reports a sailor dead and three wounded in a clash between ship owners and union sailors aboard the National City. The incident occurred as about fifteen union sailors fired from a launch during a dispute over crew desertion and a scheduled docking.
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San Francisco
Waa
National City
DUGAN ANNOUNCES OPENING OF NEW DYEING STATION
An announcement describes Dugan unveiling a new dyeing facility and a floating stage where bats are prepared and fused for care. The text mentions active involvement by Furain and an open setup for processing.
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Tive Furan
Ieaahag
Bats
Tod Caretad
Tage
Life Goes Head Long in a Quiet Reflective Phrase
A fragmentary line speaks of a chased or haunted feeling tied to a flying scheme and fear. The text urges staying in touch with the Journal and hints at inward pressure or command guiding choices. The piece reads as a lyrical meditation on pursuit and restraint.
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Sds
Massacre of the Jews at Bialystok sparks global alarm
Reports from Berlin and Odessa describe a planned antisemitic onslaught in Russia after the Bialystok killings. A German Jewish leader claims an orchestrated purge with hundreds to thousands of Jews at risk, amid police and civic unrest in Warsaw and Krakow. The Vienna dispatch cites eye witness killings of 800 in a forest, with total city toll around 1500 and ongoing violence. Police chiefs are murdered and authorities vow to restore order.
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Berlin
Bialystok
Russia
Nathan
Association of German Jews
Publishers’ Press Today
Rusia
Odessa
Vienna
Austria
Nowa
Crakow
Hialystok
Marancren
Distriot
Bialy
Atok
Anys
Neven Licemen
MUTH BOY FOUND IN BROOKLYN AFTER KIDNAPPING CLAIM
Frettin Muth, the Philadelphia boy reportedly kidnapped for ransom, was located in Brooklyn with relatives. Charles Muth, the boy’s father, refused to reveal the exact address of his son's mother and later admitted he knew the kidnapper’s name, citing a possible relative in Brooklyn or New Jersey.
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New York
Frettin Muth
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Charles Muth
Aml
Charles Math
Tie Son
Mrncklyt
New Drunkwick
Antiseptic Barber Shop at 270 Morrie Avenue
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an antiseptic barber shop with a new electrical vibrating machine, and multiple marginal lines referencing departments and a catalogue with new creations. It mentions addresses and names such as D. Sypidery and Seaver Brugger in vague terms.
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Ony Sarilty
Pet
Morrie Avenue
Tad Vaep Seaver
Oer Brugger
Rink
KINNAN MYSTERY STILL UNSOLVED AND FOLLOW-UPS
New York police continue ten day probe into the murder of Mrs. Alice Rinien on the Stennog mansion porch. Attorneys for Mrs. Stenton and Mrs. Kinnan say no new clues emerged. bank records show deposits totaling 26 000 in the two women’s names as detectives press for letters of administration and further evidence.
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New York
Alice Rinien
Uren
Inva Ainig
Ny Mere
Jong
Ot Oe
Bitton W. Gibson
Faurie Stenton
Gideon
Iadme
Mra
Etate
Guy Frisbie
Richard Kinnan
Mere, Kinnan
Stenton
Italian fruit steamer Vincenzo Bonanno ashore near Fire Island
The Italian steamer Vincenzo Bonanno went ashore near Fire Island last night. Rescue ships were to lighter the vessel, but fog for thirty six hours complicated efforts to refloat. Bound from Palermo to New York with lemons, the crew of thirty five included ten sailors and five men onboard. no passengers.
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New York
Vincenzo Bonanno
Fire Island
Atreon
Temona
Vincenzo Bonan
Palmero
Lrmona
Showery Weather Likely to Continue
Showery conditions are expected to persist through tonight and Tuesday across the Kia Valley, lower Take region, and parts of the Middle Atlantic and northern Atlantic States. A tropical disturbance off the east Florida coast weakens and moves away, with minimal temperature changes and light to fresh onshore winds bringing showers to the coast.
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Waatington
Florida
Kia
Middle Atlantic
North Atlantic
Burnporta
Banks
Congressman's Body to Savannah for Burial
The body of Col Rufus E Lester member of Congress from Georgia died after a fall in a Cairo apartment house. The funeral train leaves Washington at 11 tomorrow by Southern Railroad for Savannah where the body arrives Wednesday morning. In the party are Mrs Lester widow two sons in law Edward Carew of Savannah and Thomas Randolph of Norfolk and the two grandchildren. A committee of House members appointed by the Speaker will accompany the party.
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Washington
Rufus E. Lester
Congress
Georgia
Cairo
Savannah
Thomas ‘. Randolph
Norfolk
Grangchildren
Col. Teoted
Dreyfus Case Reopened in Paris Public Sitting
Paris on June 18 held a public sitting in Captain Dreyfus petitioning for annulment of the Rennes court martial decree. He was not present. Madame Deoufve and his brother Mathiew Dressun attended. A small crowd gathered with little visible interest as the session proceeded.
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Dreyfus
Paris
Iti
Hamring
Ahmd Dreyfus
Rennes
Germany
Dreying’ Simsels
Madame Deoufve
Antitrust Indictments Drawn in New York Case
A federal grand jury in New York has handed down indictments against McAndrews & Forbes Y 9 and associates including Howard K. Young of Baltimore for violating antitrust and interstate commerce laws. The case centers on operations tied to the Jomund West station and surrounding activities at 80n Bitenbath Avenue, with details pending further proceedings.
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New York
Handel
McAndrews & Forbes Y
Youngbreath
Jobo
Young &O
Baltimore
Howard K. Young
Dent
Corporation
Hewe
Bell Ares
Brutal Highwayman Seized After New York City Assault
Eyewitness Samuel Carr watches a daring highwayman attempt to steal from Mrs Heberon Kupfer on Houston street New York. The attacker cuts the car tube, chases ensue, the thief is caught by Officer Lorch and Sprmal Univer Myer, and identified by Kupfer. The suspect, Griselle Sarrgels, claims an alias as a cook on Eighteenth street and says he has been in the country for several months.
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Samuel Carr
Broad Street
Ion
Houston Street
New York
Heberon Kupfer
Clinton Strel
Bart
Smith
Gouverneur Hospital
Lorch
Sprmal Univer Myer
Mal
Perndo
Honda
Police
Griselle Sarrgels
Wall Street News Reflects Mixed Start and Bullish Tone
New York June 18 reports Sunday and today show a bullish tendency in early trading. Movements were mixed as a steady supply of stock in several lines suggested liquidation of speculative holdings. Traders note Keene's influence on activity and the improvement in the stock market at midday with gains in Hill fusés, Consolidated Gas, and American Smoking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Borsheling
James R. Keene
Sistor
Policeman Morton Sentenced for Perjury in New York
Policeman Har ry Morton, convicted of perjury in the case mentioned, received a $250 fine. Details reference a white hate crime indictment and a related address in New York, with court actions noted and the date June 1.
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Morton
New York
Harry Morton
Perthe
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