Laundry worker in Chinatown murder case misidentified as suspect
An investigation in New York City as police questioned a Chinese laundry worker, thought to be the murderer Elsie J is suspects named Ling. The man, claiming to be John Lee or Huns Ting, spoke broken English and was later cleared when the real suspect was found not to resemble him. Intrigued by the crowd, officers conducted questions. the case drew attention from passersby and shop staff.
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Jame Ling
Elsie J
First Street
Elie Sigel
M. Dohoney Wan
John Lee
Cho Gain
Port Khag Restauaranuts
Juan
Trial of Hoagland Postponed One Week
Trial of Wittian Hongamd postponed for one week as the court addresses prosecution delivery issues and a key witness availability. Unclear names and fragmented text obscure further details.
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Hoagland
Washington Camp Elects Officials in Annual Meeting
The Washington Fanp Curate Order of America elected officers including Pant president Ew ine at V. Myera vice president WWCG Vienderwegg master of 40 Von Mepter conductor Stohl financial secretary C. W. i) Peconding secretary A. O. Hoyer recording secretary vmiel 1. Crow treasurer Nathan J. Vint chaplain Thom A. Lockhart and TAN Patterson left rot tL tenege Strohl trateee George C. Baten Nish Hamilton and-Robert. In OT Arnehey visited the local role as delegate from Bayonne.
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Washington
Lina of America
Foljowing Rr
Pant
Ewine At
Jrésident
V. Myera
WWCG
Vienderwegg
von Mepter
Stohl
A. O. Hoyer
Vmiel
Crow
Sunset Drive Realty Corp Capital Stock and Officers
Real estate corporation formation records filed in Summit County Clerk's office show Miyels of ancorporation naming Sunset Drive Realty County of Summit. The company is authorized to issue 600 shares at par 10 each, to carry on general real estate business, with officers Tim P Callender Fred Cowporkwait and Irving Taylor.
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Miyels
Ancorporation
Caltly
Sunset Drive Realty
Summit
Frad Cowporkwait
Irving
Taylor
Luther League Outing Planned at Waverly Park
Ane Niving Luther League of Aaly tinkty Tathoran Church will hold a hike tomorrow at Waverly Park. The group departs from Smith and Rust Tersey Streets at 1 o clock. Members aim to be fully insured and invite veterans and children to join. rain plan to cancel with rain dates.
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Ane Niving Luther League
Aaly Tinkty Tathoran Church
Waverly Park
MapOe Mieniera
Smith and Rust Tersey Streets
Dock
Won't Mix Food and Health Says The Letter
A reader recounts poor health from bad meals and credits Grapes Nuts for recovery. The missive describes appetite loss, stomach distress, weight gain, and renewed energy after adopting the cereal. It mentions a benevolent diet change as key to restoring health and happiness.
Prizes Awarded Battin Pupils for Speaking
Students at Battin were honored for speaking as prizes were given. Richard B. Clout spoke on the need for a new high school building and noted county government costs. Waller J. Tingra presented a trophy, praising civic pride and urging forward progress. Miss Miergdret Mupy Kelly discussed the playground’s threefold benefits. Trophies were awarded by the Elizabeth Daily Journal to Battin teams. the Pingry Battin Havehall series cup and a three-year cup were noted.
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Hivininige
Richard B. Clout
Ilo
Waller J. Tinga
Velwartion
Ative Ta
Haakwyreamnet
Mwardine
Civatiplomas
Misa Miergdret
Kelly
Clement
Timms
Eliabet Daily Roumnal
Phi Firat Nihove
Iron Mattia
Pingry
Cluk
Battin
Wa m
Katie Do Vitlan
Jourstal
Greystone Picnic At Presbyterian Church Sunday
The Greystone Presbyterian Church hosts an annual picnic and outing at Rollewan Park connected by a Lehigh Valley Railroad special train from Lyons Harms early morning. The committee led by George Behold and Frederick Boller oversees arrangements and charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greyatona Preslyterian
Wehoel
Rollewan Park
Lehigh Valley
Lyons Harms
Mlalon
George Behold
Frederick Boller
Y M C A Cake Sale Planned by Woman's Auxiliary
The Woman's Auxiliary to the Y M C A will hold a bake sale at Ananciation Hall tomorrow from 10 to 12. Homemade cake and bread will be offered along with sandwiches and biscuits for sale to raise funds.
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Y. M.cac
Proctor's Bijou Dream at the Araline Theatre
A vaudeville bill promises a cool, comfortable afternoon show for families and children. The Archer Bros present acrobatic feats and animal acts, with Coy In the Formplation and Jeynew and Horiew providing double voice novelty. The program highlights one and two act pieces designed to entertain and delight a young audience.
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Archer Bros
Minh Arche
Arlina Wikman
Jeynew & Horiew
Chitman
Ruber
Im Fvey
Remarkable Tobacco Cargo Onboard Historic Expedition Ship
A fragmentary account describes Kermit Roosevelt and photographer planning a Negro expedition, mentioning a large tobacco shipment destined for onboard use. The text notes a controversial quote and details a vast consignment including 100 tins of tobacco, 6,000 cigarettes, and assorted smoking products aboard a liner, highlighting scale and context of the era.
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Kermit
Raowvelt
Popular a tree with bad habits grows too fast and roots bother
William Solotaroff argues that the Carolina poplar or cottonwood, planted widely for rapid shade, causes more harm than good. He notes its extremely rapid growth leads to frequent heading, misshapen trunks, weak brittle wood, invasive surface roots, and sidewalk and water pipe damage. He warns it crowds Norway maples and produces cottony seeds that litter streets. The piece urges choosing balanced, well-shaped trees for urban streets.
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Raat Oranga
Nuirseryman
Frank Mought
Minke Waala
Carolina
East Orange
Paswerby
Milk Supply Shortage Hits Trenton Resorts
Trenton faces a milk famine as retailers struggle to obtain adequate supplies. Dealers traveled to nearby regions and Philadelphia for milk while hot weather worsens demand and prices at shore resorts. Some farmers are warned they must ship elsewhere if local stocks run out this fall and winter.
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Trenton
Src
Olniynad
Farmora
Avasay
No Chinese Taught in Hackettstown School
Hackettstown residents report no evidence of Chinese language instruction at the local school. The piece references a murder mystery involving Chu Gala, a Chinese student connected to the Sigel family, and notes from Meeker on state records.
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Hackettstown
Hackettatown
M. Meeker
Cole Weaialn Institute
Chu
Galt
Pawer
Columbia
Tonttant
Aapdat
Owuer
New York
Chu Calan
Pubilahend Mtater
Skeeters Shut Down Milville Glass Shops
Millville reports a mosquito plague halting work for 200 men at Cape May Court House and threatening local industries. Insects swarm, driving laborers off as crews struggle against nonstop swarms and foul odors, while other towns fear further outbreaks as mosquitoes bite hard.
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Millville
Cape
Von Buelow Stays, Reichstag Debates Continue
Report from Berlin says Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg will not resign after defeat of the government’s succession duties bill in the Reichstag. He delays a decision and will push to finish the fiscal debate. Liberal and Radical papers demand dissolution, while conservatives urge the chancellor’s resignation.
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Herlin
von Hrelow
Reichstag
Preas
Themnemmre
Bielow
Boardwalk chief appointed to head Atlantic City beach police
Atlantic City appoints Edward Price as boardwalk chief to lead a new beach patrol for the summer. Price, an acting sergeant with four to five years on the force, will have full charge of beach front regulations and conduct along the boardwalk.
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Auantic City
Baytralman
Edward (. Priew
Hor Wei
Price
Hie
Hice
Ldat
Car Crash in Wilmington Wounds Dozens on Excursion
A serious trolley accident on the Caymont division of Wilmington City Railway near the city wounded more than forty people from a Trinity Methodist Church excursion from Chester. Two cars collided after a wire fault and misjudged curve, injuring passengers including a conductor and several with broken limbs and head injuries. Ambulances and nearby farmers aided in rushing the injured to hospitals.
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Wilmington
Del
Caymont
Wilmington City Railway Company
Thin City
Sumie
Chester
John Mohlin
Gilbert Kardaley
Fifth Street
Wy le Devinney, Jr
Think Street
Ixall Raver
Frank Ducey
Bromal Street
Daniel Leary
Jeffrey Street
Lillie Atkina
Raney Streot
Jennie Pedrick
John H. Riley
Evellin Stewart
Parker Street
Kirk-Pennington
Yrave
Cnet
William Mack
Trinity Methodist
Waneline
Atampeda
President Taft to Address Yale Graduates on Wednesday
President Taft will attend Yale University's commencement exercises next Wednesday. A private car will accompany the Federal Express, arriving at New Haven about 2 am. He will speak to the graduates, visit fraternity houses, and hold several receptions before returning to Washington Thursday morning.
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Journal
Washington
Taft
Yale
Olympia
Federal Express
Pope
New Haven
Hadley
New Tikven
Boy 12 Kills Brother and Buries Body in Hog Pen
Modesto Cal June 25 The injured 12 year old Cecil Topkina admitted to killing his three year old brother Theodore with a shotgun then buried the body in a hog pen. Parents away yesterday found Cecil alone and the grave was discovered upon their return. The motive remains unclear.
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Modento
Cal
Theodore
Cecil Topkina
Cecil
Ronsensel
Pannonian Ship Pannonia Brings 91 of Slavonia Crew
New York June 28 The Pannonia arrived to bring ninety one members of Kisovania’s royal crew, excluding the engineer and a few officers who stayed aboard. Officials said Kisovania’s ship was in bad shape when they departed, with its master under Walter Whilwa. Naplow the Da nonia referenced President Koneeselt in Aries.
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Jawenal
New York
Annonia
Pannonia
Walter Whilwa
Submarines Leave Newport for Maneuvers
Newport reports submarines depart for maneuvers. Veta Tarantine and Viper wave Jett Norfolk head toward past waters, then to Frevincktown. Target drills involve defending and practicing torpedo arms as they join Atlantic Fleet operations.
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Washieton
At- Veta
Tarantine
Viper
Norfolk
Newport
Tay
Lewisohn Visits Sister Amid Rumors of Murderer
In New York on June 2 Lewisohn visits his sister in Avot Reuland area after reports he fled from a killer in a distant pile. Geardleriin states he came to city to visit siblings Maury and Misco and denies any residence abroad or recent travel to Germany.
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Shar Wan
Geardleriin
Avot
Reuland
Hie Slater
Misco & Maury
Parliamert Laewibthn Cait
Germany
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