Fountain Case May Be Taken To The Courts
Former real estate agent H Gilhooly announces that if the City Council refuses to rescind a permit for a public fountain at Soldier and Geilers Monument, residents will appeal to Becourin and possibly court. The council’s committee has studied the issue, with a Monday hearing on reasons against the fountain. If the council does not reverse, litigation including certiorari or injunction may ensue, while a non-committal mayor’s report could maintain the status quo. One committee member prefers avoiding court over decisive council action.
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H. Gilhooly
Gilhoaly Maid
Teddevita
Atepa
Supreme Court
Medi Nate
Othe Hinds
al Council
Connertte
Victor Mravlay
Tibn Prantaf
Tor Council
Kent
Abe Council
Liquor cases not enjoined in Toigr Cross ruling
A judge denied a preliminary injunction shielding Miracle from prosecution in a liquor case involving Drivey Kossman of the Bagel-Cooper Company New York. The dispute arose after a traffic crackdown led by Mayor Wisk and Police Chief Hinerena, with multiple arrests reported and prosecutors planning additional actions against the accused drivers.
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Toigr Cross
Wimabsth
Yeaterday
Doven & Declalon
Prwcuting
Drivey
Kossman
Bbgel-Cooper Company
New York
Thinfew
Wisk
Poller Hinerena
Sehiel
Soniathit
York
Mady
Grand Jury May Hold Alleged Counterfeiters
Detective Patrick Brogan and Patrolman Jorge Novello spoke before the United Laternand Jury in Trenton, presenting evidence in the case of Mrs Serailue Bocebing and Mishael Vitale, alleged counterfeiters. The two remain jailed in Newark as hearings continue, with a new hearing date cited. Witness Vitale testified while Bocebing’s involvement is described as principal. a secret service affiliate had worked on the case, with further actions noted in John Street.
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Patrick Brogan
Jorge’ Novello
United Laternand
Trenton
Serailue Bocebing
Mishael Vitale
Newark
Mira
Boethins
Vitale
Hell
Saath
Willie Wack
John Street
Iver
Dealer Faces Forgery Confession in Cashier Scandal
A dealer reports a confession of forging a check tied to a local trust company in Union County. Police note the suspect claimed involvement under duress and await formal charges as investigators pursue the case.
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Soiewien
Corkiwik
Hlzaneis
Raheny
Shilie
Poltes
Barkiowita
Marne
Union County ‘Trust m Company
Hector Sora
Religion Lacking in College Students Debate
A church leader warned that religion is waning among American college students, arguing professors push secular ideas and undermine church morals. He cited alleged attacks on religious training and cited magazine articles praising anti religious views, urging clergy to restore influence in higher education.
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Reult
Invonen
Chris- Wally
Sleter
Brother
Te. Reverney
Nimah
Poor Swelter In New York
New York awoke to a third hot night with blasts of heat. Fourteen deaths are blamed on the heat as thousands suffer prostration. Beache s, parks, and rooftops filled with sleepers as ice sellers raise prices to forty cents a hundred. The Tenants Union led by Cornelius Donevan plans protests and meetings against the hike.
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Journal
New York
Mercury
Sla
Dors
Coney Island
Coney
Sandestone
Tenante’ Union
Cornelius Donevay
Nnuiban
Protent
Court rules school act cannot empower condemnation
Justice Reed in the Supreme Court holds that subdivision four of section 86 of the School Act of 1903 does not authorize the Board of Education to condemn lands for school purposes. The ruling came in a certiorari case by Frank Fuller and others against the Board of Education of Chatham seeking commissioners to condemn lands for a new school.
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TunesJustice Reed
Supreme Court
Sehool Dintelet
Educa [Tion
Frank Fuller
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Chatham
Nek Maide
Comalissioners
Jury Soon Drawn to Sit on Copper Case
New York June 2 Telegraph reports Ranford Robinson is appointed for the Copper case with jurors to be drawn soon. Details on venue and defendants are sparse as the proceedings near the jury selection phase.
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New York
Ranford Robinson
More Defend Gould's Wife at Trial in New York
Telegraph report from New York details testimony in Mrs Gould case with Edward Roman asserting Mrs Gould drank only water and witnesses denying intoxication. Mrs Sells and others describe social visits, tea and moderation, while deponents discuss party behavior and potential stage return.
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Netherton
Howerd Goyta
Alimooy
Edward Roman
Mme
Osmond
Mra. Gould
Gould
Gould Egyptian Arty
Goulds
Florida
Castle Gould
Elijah Bells
Sally
Selle
Mira
Sells
de Lancey Nicoll
Mra. Sells
Mra
Dustin Farnum
Farnum
Couple seeks reunion ends in fatal plunge
A fragmented obituary note describes a woman's attempt to join her husband in Omaha. After planning funds and travel, she plunged to her death from an unnamed location, with the last lines noting a prior plan to find employment and reunite. The text references a June to February period and mentions a river.
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Tominal
Omaha
Hesband
Pees
River Elnes
Flames Rage in Coal Mine Entombs Dozen Men
Webrum Pennsylvania June 23 Fire broke out at 12 30 this afternoon in the Lackawanna Cog Company No 4 mine after an explosion earlier today. Sixty two men still entombed many fatally burned and three confirmed dead with rescue efforts hampered by dangerous gas. Volunteers brought oxygen and safety gear as rescuers worked to reach workers trapped by the blast and aftergas in the mine.
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Journal
Webrum
Pas
Lackawanna Cog Company
Cambria Bree
Johns Fown
Asnbrance
Natn Ofaioe
Agao Reese Piette
Mtiny
Wera
Nha
Blewitt
Johnstown
White slave plot alleged in trial of Gingles
Chicago June 23 A sensational trial opens with attorney P I O Donnell promising evidence. Kile Gingles stands accused of larceny in Wellington Hotel case involving Miss Agnes Barrill. ODonnell says the case hides a motive tied to a national politician and a white slave plot.
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Chicago
P. I. O’donnel
Kile Gingles
Lnrerny
Wellington
Agnes Barrill
O'Donnell
New Yorkers Defeat English Polo Team in International Match
The Meadowbrook Polo Club of New York defeated the English team in London today in the international championship. The American side dominated play, winning 8–0 as crowds cheered the American players led by Captain Whitnary and Reed Agare-for, while England faced a surprising loss amid strong American practice form.
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Meadowbrook Polo Am
New York
Wilceme
Engiiahioen
Kattan
Cantain Whitnty
Armatreat
Boclety
Tinplate Company Head Refuses Union Demand
A factory head declines a union request amid ongoing labor tensions at a tinplate plant. An ensuing riot or disturbance occurs near the site, with reports of fires and alleged protective measures by management as negotiations continue. Local college involvement noted in union business context.
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Tinplate Company
Chinaman Arrested Again After Being Mistaken for Suspect
John Lee, a Chinaman who runs a laundry on Third Street near Elizabeth Avenue, was arrested twice amid police pursuit of the famed murderer linked to Elaine Sigel. Dressed in American garb, he protested as police questioned him, later released after Lt. O’Brien and Capt. O’Leary consulted and found no link to Len Ling. He had attended local church services and is known for frequent trips to New York.
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Elain Sigel
John Lee
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Jerang City
Low Lee
Elizabethport
O'Brien
Tae
Hae
Teehan
Third
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Roy. J. W. Elson
New York
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Mexico
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Rio Grande
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Lower
California
Ain Francieng
Potien
Thowa
Main
Gea Chong Tong
China
Leon
Misston
Tong
Toon
Ling
Eisio
Three Teens Arrested In Burglary Case At Fanwood
Judge releases three youths Frank Miller Frank Anderson and Joseph Too ling after arraignment in the Court of Special Sessions on burglary charges. Prosector Swift says the gang, from Bayonne, robbed a tailor shop and the Fanwood station, with detective Rahig linking them by a found loot item. The youths used fictitious names and await transfer for the more serious charges in Judeon County.
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Frank Miller
Frank Anderson
Joseph Tooling
Julliy
Thia
Judeon
Yag
Prasecutor
Rwift
West
Bayonne
Hove
Rahig
Central Railroad
Joot
Public meetings planned by hay commission in town
Alfred Ahtain chairman to name the fourteen Wiretora panel on December 26 as the committee prepares to push a proposed public contribution to support street repair and town planning efforts amid municipal requests and county undertakings.
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Gor Om
Martin
Einsbeth
Alfred Ahtain
Cromalttee
Efteen Wiretora
Femda
Romralites
Tillman Denounces Aldrich in Senate Conflict over Timber Costs
In a Washington debate Senator Tillman charges Senator Aldrich misrepresented lumber price data from Minnesota and Burlington Vermont. He insists the two items cited show no extra labor or cost for tongue and groove work, asserting the figure is misstate and a political move.
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Aldrich
Tilman
Bauth
Jettore
Henitor McCumber
Republican
North Dakota
Humibet Firme
Minnesota
Burlington
Tillman
Warihar
Kamne
Timan
Mhadeslynd
Menain
Adrlah
Turington
Titman
Chinaman in Frisco May Be Murderer
Telegraph reports a Chinese man described as Leon Jing arrested in San Francisco, with details sparse and police awaiting New York advisories. A separate dispatch from Galveston describes a Chinese man in Amarillo style with a map, pursued by officers and marshals. The narrative ties to a broader national hunt linked to the Elsie Sigel murder case and Chin these factions.
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San Francisco
Leon Jing
New York
Texine
Galvaton
Mexico
United States
Refuses $10,000 for thirteenth offspring
Trenton reports Mrs Edward Yoten of 24 Titus Avenue has declined two $10,000 offers for her thirteenth child, the only daughter, amid wide publicity after a 13th birth on the 13th. One offer comes from Edward Yates of Pittsfield Illinois, a lawyer with money but few children, the other from a second Edward Yates, a Woodmen of the World clerk in Omaha Nebraska.
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Edward Yoten
Titus Venus
Aheas No. 14
Yatesen
Boodae
Edward Yates
Pittsfield
Illinois
The
Woodmen of the World
Omaho
Neb
Dr T P Wilson Dead in Newark Amid Silent Tributes
Obituary notice reports the death of Dr Thomas Paden Wilson in Newark. The late physician, famed in culinary circles and active in local society, was widely mourned by peers and community members.
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T. P. Wilson
Newark
Juse
Thomas Paden
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