Rioters Subdueed After Car Accident In Elizabeth Avenue
Thomas Veto, an Italian laborer, was seriously injured when a streetcar struck him yesterday afternoon in Elizabeth Avenue. Motorman Perded and conductor Brown were released by Judge Mahon pending Saturday hearing as passengers and workers feared a riot. Veto suffered amputations as surgeons attempt to save his life. conditions remain serious.
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Thomas Brown
William Cregan
Thomas Veto
Elizabeth Avenue
Mahon
Public Service Company
Veto
Aldxian
I. Mae
Wena
Bicken
Balk
Ant
Trial verdict awaited in McNamara Sickers case
The trial of James McNamara and Walter J. Sickers for allegedly holding up and robbing a conductor is nearing a verdict. Defense and alibi testimony were presented with law officers and court staff involved as witnesses. The proceedings featured tense exchanges and a light moment from Atwater during objections.
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James McNamara
Walter J. Sickers
MecNamara
Ancantag
Sereeeat Hiney
Lami
Yohney
Ea Cteieen
Schlaimer
Roebling Receives Appointment to Industrial Education Panel
Special dispatch from Trenton reports Governor Fort appointing Ferdinand W. Roebling Jr. to an industrial education commission. The move aligns with Professor Andrew F. West of Union University and College of Industries discussions. Special inducements merit consideration as part of the education initiative.
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Roebling
Industrial Education Commission
Trenton
Governor Fort
Ferdinand W. Roebling, Jr
Industri Museente i
Andrew F. Weat
Ion Tiniversity
Mitchell declines run for Illinois governor and vice presidency
John Mitchell former president of the Mine Workers' Union of America announces he will not seek the Illinois governorship or any second spot on the ticket with Ryan. Ill health is cited as a reason to avoid political agitation. He weighs directing the trade agreement department of the National Civic Federation as a likely future role.
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Chicago
John Mitchell
Mine Workers’ Union of America
Ilinois
Mitchell
Quietus
Ryan
Il Health
Department of the National Civic Federation
Landlord Vanishes Leaving Debts and Missing Cash
Michael Marz a First street hotel-keeper disappeared early yesterday taking about $500 from Rising Sun Brewing and leaving debts swelled to 1500 to several thousand dollars. Warrants issued. police warn he may be taken into custody. Brewery officials notified, detectives placed on his trail as neighbors recall his once comfortable establishment.
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Rising Sun Brewing Company
Michael Marz
First Street
Singer Factory
Teachet Fe
Hin
Sapponrd
Bre
Mara
Fendaragne Mle
Ra Sence
Dione Thone
Bas Oainen
Yraterday
Msing Sun Brewery
Tenney
Mars
Pol Justice
Roosevelt Back Harvard Crew Support At Regatta
President Roosevelt plans to attend the New Haven regatta to root for Harvard in the annual Yale race. The visit coincides with a presidential campaign gesture as the nation observes the event with pride.
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Roosevelt
Harvard
Deaths From Heat Sparks City Remediation Meetings
Disjointed telegraphic report notes rising heat related deaths and medical strain. Physicians and city workers plan united action in Newark to address warming conditions and public health risks on the East Side.
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Touroet
PUPILS PEER INTO FUTURE AT HEATED CLASS NIGHT
Battin High School 1908 graduates held their class night at the Lyceum Theatre amid oppressive heat. The program featured the High School Orchestra under Thomas Silnon, recitations, a prophecy, mementos, and a farce. Students presented skillful performances, including “The Girl White” and a romantic tableau, as class prophet Ethel Allen Petty previewed futures and careers.
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Battin High School
Lyceum
Jacob's
Proctor’s
Valenydar
Ateuel
Ita
Thomas $Ilnon
Leray Helen
Alice
White
Lyons
Ethel Allen Petty
Ak Antony
Enul
Aflan Petty
Cas Magazine
Claire Pollard
Lesdi
Berg
Res Barton
Yate
Aionary
St May Townley
Buiandiste
Suopahe
Alfred x
Deaiazidag Rga
Olga Johns
Unclear event fragment from Buffalo and Niagara listing
Fragmentary notice from Buffalo and Niagara region mentioning tickets and a June date. Readable items include a contact number and details about an event or sale, though many words are garbled. Contents are too incomplete to determine the exact purpose or entity names.
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Buffalo
Niagara
Trent Union Saria
Pweg
Thealay
Tee Torning
Lee Econ
Boat Fire Endangers Staten Island Party Near Elisabeth Ave
A power launch named Roy from Staten Island, carrying six women, two or three children and several men, caught fire near the foot of Elisabeth avenue after fuel was taken on. An elderly woman leaped overboard to escape flames but was pulled from the water and treated for minor burns. Fire crews from Engine Company 4 and Truck 2 arrived, suppressing the blaze though the interior was ruined. Damages estimated at about $100.
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Mre
Roy
Sherman Zelluit
Staten
Elisabeth Avenue
George Guerritt
William Decker
Port Richmond
Staten Island Sound
Zelloff
William A. Ellis & Son
Front Street
Elizabeth Avenue
Amy
Burnis
Bereelyn
Blaaing
Iainel
Jobn van Pelt
Leo Roy
Harry Gulp
Bayonne
Alexian Hospital
Taft at Yale Commencement in 78 Memorial Day
Secretary Taft attended Yale commencement events in New Haven on June 23, meeting alumni at Farnam's home and participating in the Yale alumni march to the campus. He joined a luncheon, renewed college days, and observed the field activities with the President, amid vivid memories of 1878.
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Iia Journal
New Haven
Conn
Taft
Yale
Colfe
Extra Legislative Session Probable
Special to the Journal from Trenton reports Governor Fort met with the Attorney General and state board members who urged higher appropriations to fund departments through year end. The conference indicated a likely extra legislative session to address these needs.
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Trenton
Fort
Tmanimons
Plainfield man attempts suicide in despondency
Dennie O Loughlin father of professional golfer Martin O Loughlin attempted death by his own hand at his home in Plainfield on June 23. He cut his throat and wrists but was found before major blood loss and treated successfully at the hospital. He had been despondent for some time and made no previous attempts years ago.
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Teheran
Getrt-Martiel
Whyle
Jendera
Alain
Wey
Plainfield
Dennie O'Loughlin
Martin O'Loughlin
Governor Kort Fort Becomes Grandfather Again
Special to the Journal. Trenton June 23 Governor Kort x again grandfather. The latest addition to his family arrived today when his Fort became the father.
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Trenton
Kort x
Hie Fort
W B Leeds Dead Reported in New York
Cables from Putin received in Wall Street report the death of W. B. Leeds former president of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad. No details of the Leeds death have been released. He had been in failing wealth for some time.
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Ey Seregrape Apine Sonrnas
New York
Putin
Wall Street
W. B. Leeda
Chicago, Rock Ilan and Paulie Railroad
Leeda
Weather Update Mentioning Shower Arrival in Elizabeth
A noon record high of 102 degrees was set amid a heat wave. Cooler air moves in bringing relief to Elizabeth as forecasts promise agreeable weather tomorrow.
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Elizabeth
Taken to Trenton in high profile case
Sharm and Lawrence named in 100000 restitution case. Charles J Wilbur and a Jigen Rinkovlty allegedly involved in tiltwater incident. Victims identified in Plainfield with multiple offenses carried, including a 92 cent bicyret sting. State action pending following early morning events.
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Sharm
Lawrence
Jigen Rinkovlty
Tiltwater
Plainfield
Sherman III Taken to Lakeside Hospital in Cleveland
Details from Cleveland report that Representative J. S. Sherman of Aden North Carolina was rushed to Lakeside Hospital from ex Governor Herrick's home after laboring with abdominal pain. Doctors considered gallstone-related illness and possible surgery, with his wife and son traveling to Cleveland while Sherman spoke by telephone to reassure them he would be home soon.
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Journal of
Cleveland
Sherman
Aden
Lakeside Hospital
Herrick
Chicago
Hichard
Allen
Dhernian
Cincinnati
Abtes
Bherman
Carter
Finney
Baltimore
Parmelee
Devendorfl Walds
John M. B.finney
Johnn Lookeine Hospital
C. P. Allen
Noop
Steve
Ns Run
Lansley Business College
Od Pland
Jefterrom Avenue
Ouray Rere
Cuit
Ailem
Herrick Wan
Lavatter
Thad
Meg Sherman
Mra. Sherman
Nickneas
Airain
THT
Gamapalgtttanmgere
Jowrnee
New Haven
Conn
Taft
United Press
Conareveman Sherman
Yale
Tam
Sir. Bhartuu
Boy Hospitalized After Appendectomy Receives Communion
Frank Werle, 14, of 51 Court Street, was operated on yesterday afternoon at Alexian Hospital for appendicitis. He missed his first communion at St Michael's Church on Sunday. Dr Stern and Rev Dr Behr visited, and the boy is reported to be recovering satisfactorily today.
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Frank Werle
Oll
Court. Street
Alexian Hospital
Rt. Michael's
Stern
H. J
Antares
Wall Street steady after open with firmer tone
The market opened irregular but firm through the first hour as brews rose a point from the low. Union Pacific traded near 1 1 4, then eased to Reading. B and O and St Paul held most gains, with Union Pacific near the high. Industrials showed fractional losses and late trading was quiet with few notable moves. Government issues and bonds remained irregular.
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Telegraph
The
Journal
New York
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Union Parte Alee
Thomas Veto Dies After Trolley Crash
Thomas Veto, victim of a trolley accident on Elisabeth avenue, dies this afternoon. The Journal, on sale daily at Union Newsstand Liberty Street Ferry New York and Union Newsstand Jersey City, lists details and notices for readers.
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Thomas Veto
Elisabeth Avenue
New York
Journal
Union
Liberty Street Ferry
Uslon
Jersey City
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