Fined $75 for Shooting in Court Case Details
Judge Atwater in the Court of Quarter Sessions handled multiple cases including Hirer Weisner and Harry Mastanof fined or jailed for theft of tools from a Westfield Avenue project by Jacob Gordon. Weisner and Mastanof faced varied sentences and evidence about liquor aided alibis. Additional rulings covered a jail term for Mastanof, a suspended sentence for Weisner, and bail actions in separate assault and knife wound cases amid defense and prosecutor arguments.
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Fetor
Judge Atwater
Court of Quarter Sessions
Hirer Weisner
Harry Mastanof
Vonvolt
Weetfield Avenue
Jacob Gordon
Samuel Schleimer
Weisarr
Mastanof
Welaner
Mustanoff
Weisner
Matani
Vincencio de Geralamo
Milo
Eugenyia
Jushinette
Sumwit
Swit
James A. Walsh
Dofense
Ripa
Aamm
Naccio Ferrari
Summit
Jans Rosenktang
Tral Railroad Defense
Naithy
Atwater
Four Thousand Longshoremen Strike in Sympathy
Liverpool reports four thousand longshoremen employed by Cunard Whitestar Ellerman Dominion and Oriental Pacific lines walking out in sympathy with coastwise and tramp steamer seamen. Within an hour after the riotous action began, crews on every liner in dock joined the strike, delaying the Haverford which was due to sail for Philadelphia.
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Liverpool
Cunard
Whitestar
Ellerman
Dominion
Unadian Pacific
Yonpahoreee
Hinds
Haverford
Aail
Philadelphia
Ned
Rioting at Strike Breaker Scene Amid Police Charges
Telegraph report from June 28 details serious rioting as strikers clashed on deck, police charging instigations. Many hurt, numerous arrests reported amid confrontations with strikebreakers.
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Jourmal
Third Degree Denounced In Namara Case
San Pedro dispatch reports at Los Angeles June 28 physicians and witnesses testify to alleged cruelty by McNamara men against Clarence Namara and her husband. Prosecution aims contempt proceedings. witness describes hour and a half of torture ending with her fainting and need for revival.
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Tournal
Angeles
Nanistante
Clarence
J. Scott
Leghmote Davin
sJoh —Ziaas
Ostia
Namara
N' Aiya
McNamara
Thesician
Immigrant Man Kills Self Amid English Barriers
Joseph Kastler, 45, died at 142 Ripley Place from inhaling gas after failing to obtain work due to inability to speak English. Mrs Kastler left home early and returned to find him dead in bed with a gas tube in his mouth. Two-year-old daughter also mentioned. burial permit issued.
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Joseph Kastler
Germany
Joseph Kaster
Ripley Place
Kastler
Kandor
Rustler
Eile
Patralhiea Mermurllayin
Eyward O Brien
Westrutt
Silk Banner Gift to Elks at Elisabeth Lodge
Elisabeth Lodge of Kika hosted its first ladies night, drawing over 900 for Westfeld aren, largest turnout in Inge history. Women presented a silk banner for Atlantic City parade July 13, followed by a large American flag gift and an evening of speeches poetry and vaudeville, with plans for a mid July Porch and Lawn Jubilee.
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Elizabeth Lodge
Kika
Westfeld Aren
Elisabeth Lodge
Atlantic City
Lodge
Otis A. Glazebrook
Itas
Aueh
John G. Te Shoe
Mia
Laine Théreman
Mins
Mary Marz
Mins Grace Mirz
Elke’ Bazar
Sareop Hey
James Mac Master
George J. Hirtzal, Jr
Thommen
Proctor's Theatre
May Derverny
Gananisters
Davin and
Polak
George Fredderthur Cameron
Rowe and
Adams
Horat ‘Aid Horst
James Murthay
Mr. Bibl
Mr. Whittaker
Harry Epstein
Ted” Fromm
Death of Mrs. Florence Albert at 22 in Brosdot area
Mrs Florence Albert, 22, of 1047 Lafayetta street, died yesterday. She leaves widower John and three children. A member of Siloam Presbyterian Church at Brosdot, Brasvratan eh ca.
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John Alberts
Florence Albert
Lafayetta Street
John
Siloam
Fingerprints Convict Him in Summit Case
After a three day Court of Quarter Sessions trial, Vincenzia de Gerolamo was found guilty of attempted assault on Mile Eugenia Guilanette, marking the county’s first conviction based on fingerprint evidence. Expert Edward H. Schwarts linked prints from the victim’s roof to the prisoner, despite defense counterclaims of alibi and beard-era discrepancies.
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Vincenzia de Gerolamo
de Geralaime
Eugenia Guilanette
William T Dara
Summit
Edward H. Schwarts
Henr
Adam
Prinohor
Behwartz
Swift
James A. Walsh
Milo
Gallanette
Thres
Te Geralamo
Alemplad
Mr. Swift
Central Railroad
Doody
Walter H. Hetfield, Sr
Patrick Driscoll
Semvel Achivittier
Wall Street notes and market activity in late June
The telegraph reports a volatile opening with some stocks gaining while many declined. Inter-Met preferred rose about 1 percent, copper shares moved, and toward late morning the market firmed with prices near yesterday's close. a strong late session capped gains as investors reran through day’s shifts. Union Business College promotes a typing course.
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New York
Lms
H.R. T
Illumination plan gains ground for Elizabeth street light
A meeting in the Hoard of Trade room heard that subscriptions cover about ten thousand of the projected illumination costs. Insurances of support from signatories and others ensure the project proceeds. The Broad Street Improvement Association, now Broad Street Improvement Association, aims to light Broad Street from the railroad arch to Elizabeth avenue with annual per front foot charges for merchants and associates, plus a ten year rate for certain members.
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Teporier
Bret Steel Improvement Association
Persime
Taring
George J. Mitte
Tedd
Ko Aypnee
Leo Sohwed
Joseph Epstein
Fra
Tyly
Elizabeth
Broad Street
Fort Jersey Street
Elizabeth Avenue
Frtys Awenera
RB Olock
Broad Street Merchants’ Improvement Association
Broad Street Improvement Association
Thwan
Illumination Fund
F. W. Woolworth & Cr
Gopaneh
Empite Cloak and Swit Company
T. R. Squier
J. 0. Brokaw
Stein, Sehwed & Brother
I Nebiola
George Hirtvol
Wein & Epstein
Frink
Retemann
Mackey Brothers
M. Rleker
Otto Roggenkamp
Oliver & Drake- A
My Cohen
Brocker
Jncah Meroth
Jacob Renter
Calman Rothery
J. Lolman & Company
Berry & Commans
Dotin T
Tesin
Jacob Cop- Inn
Nicholas Tatins
Albert C. Stein
John Kean
John Whelan
Elizabethtown Gaslight Company
Albert Marino
Jacob Wind
Times
Charles AL Olte
Ted TR Berriman
New Jersey Dock and Bridge Builling
Lorimer Evidence Declared Untrue Again in Senate Inquiry
Rush Colyer of Marquette Michigan denied Shelby Jones testimony to the Senate Committees about Lorimer’s election funding. Jones recalled Edward Hinen mentioning a possible payment and a “slop fund” of 100000 dollars. Witnesses dated conversations to 1909 and 1907 with limited aftertimes.
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TRS
Washington
Lorimer
Rush Colyer
Lumber
Bor
Marquette
Mich
Shelby Jones
Senate
Jones
Edward Hinen
Culver
Micnois Helm Committee
Chiver
Hines
Haye
Samuel J. Battle Sworn In as New York Police Officer
Samuel J. Battle, a Black applicant described as physically fit, was sworn in today by Police Commissioner Waldo to join the New York police force. Battle stands six feet tall, weighs 230 pounds, and is noted for his propitious physique and name despite wry, garbled extras in the text.
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New York
Samuel J. Battle
Theater
Todny
Waldo
Battle
Stamler’s Bold Accusation Against Commissioner Bye
John J. Stamler asserts in the Journal that Excise Commissioner Bye received graft from saloonkeepers from April to October 1910. He claims to have warned saloonkeepers against paying graft and invites Bye to sue for slander to prove the charges in court.
Bye Denies Charges Amid Conspiracy Claims
The speaker declares the charges are baseless and stem from a conspiracy led by John J. Stamler. He vows to force proofs, asks the public to suspend judgment, and states he has hired an attorney to defend himself against the man who supposedly harbors ill will for refusing to do his dirty work.
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John J. Stamler
Farce at Yale Football Night Delights Crowded Theatre
A lively campus farce titled The Higing Weelge thrilled a full audience at Battin Street Theatre. The Yale visit plot centers on chums and young women during a football game, with witty misunderstandings and a climactic wedge play. Performers Gertruda Williams and Leslie Surdam starred in playful roles, delivering strong comic timing.
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Brom Street
Yale
Ya Kinin
Tont ‘Hartart
Percy
Jan
Chippers
Kwitches Weit
Horburt
Minx Gertruda Williams
Ee Seslie Surdam
Pleads for postmen in hot weather urged by lawmakers
A Washington dispatch reports Representative Berger and others urged Postmaster General Hitchcock today to permit mail carriers to wear light clothes during hot weather. The note requests practical precautions for carrier safety and efficiency amid rising heat.
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Jay
Yo Yee Journal
Washington
Berger
Socialint
Winematin
Genertl Hitchcock
Fountain dispute in Elizabeth ends with appeals court ruling
The New Jersey appellate court reversed a Supreme Court decision on a City Council fountain project at North End Street and Westminster Avenue in Elizabeth. Property owners protest the structure marring their homes, but the ruling confirms the fountain may proceed. The decision does not affect a separate fountain planned at Third Street and Elizabeth Avenue.
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Trenton
Gatlrtif
Supreme Court
North Eind Street
Westminster Avenue
Elizabeth
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Allmunds
North Frond Atrool
Blinboth
Almont
Gee Alivarheth
Connell
Cortinrari
Frederick Ho Levey
North Broad Wtreet
Wain H. Tankip
North Broad Street
Hte
Couetry
Third Street
Elizabeth Avenue
SANE FOURTH FUND
The Fourth of July celebration fund increased by 26 to 7262. a meeting listed contributors including Merrepomt FAwarie Mise Amy Edwards Charles Ho Repthteer Noffere Waters etc. The committee voted to subscribe 25 toward the fund. the aim is to support Independence Day work.
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Mise
Amy
Charles Ho
Repthteerte
Ard Waters
Prederidte Kraurdt
Feck Ab
Willian
John Lativa
Accusation by J J Stamler After Excise Meeting Clash
The article recounts a violent dispute at a Board of Excise meeting where lawyer J J Stamler accuses Commissioner Hyems Pratt of graft and influence peddling from April 1910 to October 1910. Stamler claims saloonkeepers were instructed not to pay, and he alleges an $8500 embargo scam later reversed. The commissioner and Stamler exchange blows as witnesses dispute the charges and the license matter for a saloon at 46 East Jerry Street is discussed.
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Bye
Commissioner Bye
Board of Excise
Peter Breidt
John J. Stamler
Kent
Thema YV
Srrikdishn J. Stamler
Rye
Hyenspratt
Stumler
Stamler
Tonover
Byer
Jacob Mar
Bro Uibjested
United States
Toneph
Konara
Kozara
Martin
Actien Licenae
Excine
Riniing Sun Laewing
Aljeelinn
Commissioner Hye
Mir
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Joseph Trobell
John R. Connolly
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Tazabeth Commercial College
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MOI
Edgar McMickls
Wirth
Optician
ELKS
Atlantic
Fine Surprise
Brosdot
Bras Vratan Eh Ca
C. RR
Detective Doody
Wall Street
Union Business College
Jouernal
Atdaw
Battin
Fieldman
S.P.C
Court OF Appeals
Sane Fourth Fund
J. J. Stamler
Excise
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Thomab
STH
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