Murderer Captured After Saloon Tragedy Confession
A bartender named Steve recounts how Jan Longa used a stiletto to kill Loresto Brescia in a Brown and Wise saloon on Woodbridge Avenue Carteret. Longa and Pietro Fiorcobelli were arrested near New Brunswick after a manhunt spanning Rahway and Woodbridge. autopsy shows the blade pierced the neck and windpipe, death in minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Longa
Loresto Brecia
Brown & Wise
Woodbridge
Carteret
Yestaiay
Pietro Fiorcobelli
New Bromwich
Paloo
Steve
Songa
Lonya
Brescia
Te Rank
Samuel Moore
New Brunswick
Rahway
Noodbridge
Wee
Tonga
W. H. Hernir
Brenda
Main Street
Wondbridge
Ourkenbors
E. Carroll
Middlesex
Rollar
Bronx
O Brenda
Vortending
Chrome
John D. Ferguson
Berdine
New Bruinstwick
Longa
Fergison
Hold Up at Roselle Park Reported
A street crime item from Roselle Park notes that on March 1 Howard Mc Cake of Warren Avenue reported being held up near Cheataut tem at 0.90 welock. The thief took ten dollars and a February ticket, with a disruptive sequence of garbled words following the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raeile Park
Howard McCake
Warren Avenue
Weckelbook
Senlli
Cme
William 1 Weexs obituary note
Obituary item notes the passing of William 1 Weexs, with terse details from the brief fragment. The notice evokes a somber funeral context and acknowledges the deceased's family and local ties within the community._resolution remains unclear due to fragmentary source.
Police Commission Bill Text Introduced in Assembly
The bill, introduced by Assemblyman Coyne, provides for a city police commission of four residents, with at most two from the monied faith, and schedules terms of one to four years. The mayor may appoint, commissions meet within ten days of appointment, elect a president and secretary, and assume powers under the related act, effective immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coyne
Committee On Municipal Corporations
Auch City
Nct
Allceeayors
City Council and Police Promotions Debate
The Police Committee will again present a report at tonight's City Council meeting, seeking certain removals in the police department. The afternoon session revived February 15 recommendations amid council change of opinion, aiming to advance the promotions despite a narrow vote at the previous meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Hearing on Franchise Bill Heard in Trenton Assembly
City officials including George A. Ford and Peter Bennett attended the Trenton Assembly Chamber hearing on Colbys limited franchise bill. James E. Martine of Plainfield spoke in favor of public ownership of public utilities. Mayor Mark M. Fagan of Jersey City supported the bill. Henry D. Kelsey of the New England Society of Orange also appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Ford
Peter Bennett
James E. Martine
Plainfield
Trenton
Assembly
Colby
Mr. Martine
Mark M. Fagan
Jersey City
Inehn Lenry D. Kelsey
New England Sociaty
Orange
Verdict Settled Against North Jersey Street Railway
Cesare Caressele 14, aided by his father, won a 350 dollar verdict against the North Jersey Street Railway Company in Tw Circuit Court. The boy was ejected from a car on October 12, kicked in the left leg and knee by a conductor, and confined to bed for a month. Judge Vail directed the verdict in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cesare Caressele
Flint_Street
North Jersey Street Railway Company
Cesare
Pasboy
Vail
Tha'plein
T, M
Rand Arrested for Non Support and Rosso Jury Drawn
A warrant issued for Samuel Rand led to his custody on non support charges after Judge Mahon set bail at 4100. In separate action a jury was drawn for the case against Frank Rossa on a 42,000 robbery claim, with defendants named and the trial timetable noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RAND
Samuel
Mahon
Rosso
Phato
Frank Rossa
Conta
John J. Hauck
David G
Coe
Ste Ie
Ialford Heskinn
Patricl Fox
Hebert Gor I Fog
Frank Hoplock
Daniel Siynn
Cage
H. Heriarus
Instalment agent jailed after rug row on Elizabeth Avenue
Lena Honek accused Metropolitan Supply Company agent George B Semo of Newark of assault during a payment dispute over two rugs bought on the instalment plan. Captain O Leary arrested Semo after Lena and her brother pursued him, bringing him before Judge Mahon. Semo held in $100 bail. he is described as vice president of the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Honek
Elisabeth Avenue
Captain O'Leary
Tadge Mahon
George B. Semo
Newark
Lena
Metropolitan Supply Company
B. Semo
Semo
Bemo
Elizabeth Avenue
Nem
Lana
Mahon
Mabon
Innocent Man Stabbed With File in Foundry Fight
An argument over division of labor in the Singer foundry led to Matthew Reilly being stabbed in the back with the pointed end of a file. The injury required dressing at Alexion Brothers' Hospital. The assailant hurled the file, which lodged, causing a deep wound but Reilly showed no sign of fear or distress. The quarrel arose among ten men and involved a heated exchange before the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor
Singer Foundry
Matthew Reilly
Reilly
Alexion Brothers’ Hospital
Prosecutor Announces Postponed Placing of Sentencing
The prosecutor announced a postponement until Wednesday for the sentencing in the Plate J case. Details remain sparse as officials defer further action.
Union County Republicans Eye Voter Lists and Inauguration Travel
At a Union County Republican Committee meeting a request was read from State Chairman Briggs to compile voter lists by district to gauge numbers and affiliations for the next campaign. Assistant Postmaster White outlined preparations for the Washington inauguration trip with estimates of 300 to 400 attendees. The group discussed berths, Pullman sleepers, badges, and a final meeting set at the county HQ to finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County Republican Committee
Statehhairman
Poatmaster
White
Washington
Calvert
Elizabeth
Here
Plainfield
Bertha
R. A
N. J
Union County
Beline
Bmith
Republican County
Man Found Guilty in False Pretenses Lumber Case
The State clains Thomas J Wearren Sr of Plainfeld was found guilty after a jury verdict in a Court of Common Pleas. He allegedly misrepresented assets to Boice Runyon & Co to obtain lumber on October 12, 2003, using a false claim of real estate value and firm cash. Wearren denied making the statement and said he never spoke to Boice Runyon & Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Wearren
Plainfeld
Common Plean
Wearren
Boice, Runyon & Company
Ananeiel
Hugh A. Todd
Todd
Wearren & Sonn
Wearren & Sone
Bolce, Runyon & Company
J. Wearren
Yeaterday
William Newgorn
Imkewine
Phillips Proved Linked to Ross Murder Suspicion
New York March 1 Paul Phillips a coachman arrested last night on a suspicion of knowing something about the Ross murder in Mantelal New Jersey was discharged in the Police Court after proving he knew nothing of the crime. Phillips, employed as a coachman by Judge Landers financial editor of the Ginde, at his Orange New Jersey home up to Saturday last, was recharged. He claimed to recall how he obtained funds to buy Park Rew ber and confessed to a cheese acquaintance that he was in trouble and wanted to be cleared. Police suspected Phillips could be involved, but his testimony cast doubt on the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paul Phillips
Ross
Mantelal
N. J
Park
Wes & Prechmas
Pelitie
Rameed Palllipe
Solons in Breezy Tilt Equal Taxation Bills Ahead
Two busy sessions in Trenton featured a clash over Senate amendments to an Assembly bill sending a National Guard regiment to Washington for Roosevelt inauguration. Taxation reform bills and an equalization court proposal dominated debate, with forestr y and debt measures paused and new mosquito extermination funds approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Senate
Assembly
National Guard
Washington
Rhousevelt
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Merill
Duffield
State Board of Taxation
Hutchinson
Mercer
Dunfield
Roosevelt
House
Barheller
Ley
Military Board
Ri Ner
Bacheller
McKee
Bradley
Horner
Mintsirn
No Trace of the Elopers in New Brunswick Case
Police and prosecutors report no trace of Rev Cordova former pastor of Conklin Methodist Church Mouth River New Jersey or Julia Bowne believed to be his wife as authorities pursue the missing couple and the checks from their trunks. The prosecutor has wired agents to search Jersey City and Washington for the pair and to locate the check numbers aiding the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunewick
Merch
Cordova
Conklin Methodist Church
Mouth River
N. J
Mive
Julia Bowne
Miss Bowne
Poeunsylvente
Jersey City
Warhii Mictale
Corders
Reed
Seven Injured in B B&O Wreck at Colfax
At Colfax two miles from Fairmont, seven people were injured when Baltimore and Ohio Passenger Train No 7 derailed after leaving Gration. The coach toppled, several sleepers left the track for half a mile. fourteen in the coach, seven badly hurt, others unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
Baltimore
Colfoix
Colfaxeed
Inten Ore
Kean Seeks Inquiry Into Railroad Rates and Evasions
Senator Kean of New Jersey introduces a Senate resolution to authorize the Interstate Commerce Committee to investigate railroad rates and evasions of the anti-rebate law. The panel may question witnesses, take testimony, and report within ten days after the next Congress convenes. The measure was referred to the Committee on Contingent Expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Kean
New Jersey
Committee On Interstate Commerce
Congress
Kent
Interstate Commerce Commission
George Rice Dies. Long Opponent of Standard Oil
Asbury Park reports the death of George Rice aged 63, longtime foe of Standard Oil who battled the trust in court and authored the book Black Death. He fell ill at a Crand avenue cottage after a bout of grip and bronchitis, his relatives keeping the death secret.
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Asbury Park
George Rice
Standard Oil Company
Crand_avenue
Aator House
New York
Orense
Ohio
Oil Trust
Astor House
Tranton
Nan Patterson Remains in Tombs After Bail Request
New York March 1 Justice William 4 Gaynor Brooklyn Supreme Court today reserved decision on bail for Nan Patterson the actress charged with killing Cesar Young a bookmaker. Abt Lavy argued for immediate trial or reasonable bail due to Patterson’s debility after long confinement. District Attorney Rand said trial would occur at noon but favored equal treatment for all homicide prisoners.
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New York
William 4. Gaynor
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Dintrlit
Rand
Misa Patterson
Dolliver Proposes Rate Investigation in Senate
Washington March 1 Senator Dolliver a member of the committee on Interstate Commerce has pressed a remiss ion in the Senate proposing a full investigation into freight rate regulation across state lines. The plan calls for a joint congressional committee of ten investigators to study the issue and report back by the tenth day of the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Dolliver
Conmittes
Congress
Senate
Tevex Amstors
Man and boy burned to death in Wilkes-Barre fire
A late night blaze at One Krep residence in Poke Hillow near Wilkes-Barre, Pa killed John Krep 12 and a man identified as a boarder. Fire began when clothing near a heated stew ignited, rapidly engulfing the lower part of the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Poke Hillow
John Krep
Jon
Krep
Reglar
Butter Tubs Cause Parade of Traffic Blockage
A fragmented report describes butter tubs rolled into Sixth Street and blocking traffic at night. The uneasy scene sparked delays as onlookers and motorists avoided the clutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street
Stoessel Arrives in St Petersburg After Welcome
General Stoessel, once Port Arthur commander, lands in St Petersburg at 9 30 am and is greeted by the minister of war. In Kursk, revolutionary strikes widen with casualties while Warsaw reports progress as railway negotiations yield most demands and prompt new rights for workers to bargain on equal terms.
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St. Petersburg
March
Stoessel
Port Arthur
Warsaw
Russia
Ivanofine
Ivanoff
Kuropatkin Reports Successes in Russia Japan Clash
St. Petersburg dispatch says General Kuropatkin reports two Russian successes. He notes Japanese forces repulsed at Geotulin on the Bua chun Test and Russians have captured the head of a bridge over the Shahke River. Russians still hold Kudiates and Gaotolin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Genarel Kuropatkin
Geotulin
Buachun
Shahke River
Tne
Kuropatkin
Kudiates
Gaotolin
Wall Street Dips, Glides on Irregular Early Trading
New York March 1 irregular early stock market with feverishness after steep declines and price disturbances yesterday. Short sellers covered as anxiety eased. United States Steel and allied shares moved with mixed results while government bonds held steady and other bonds showed irregular trading. Contra: U P and Southern Pacific saw limited rallies, then retreat. Consolidated Gas and Amoco spurred gains as market steadied in late morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Say
Paul Ws
Atlantic
U. P
Southern Pacific
U. S. Xincks
Cole
Fuel
Tenn
Ceal
Joo
Consolidated Geerose Spercent
Amul
Capper
Fragmented OCR Reading of Local Legal Notice
Unclear OCR text appears to reference a local legal or notice item with names and abbreviations. Readable elements include a person name Elizabath Avanisa and scattered terms such as local, phone extensions, and region codes. No clear event, date, or outcome is identifiable from the fragment.
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Lawrence Brescia
Companion
Roselle Park
Hemird McCabe Lovee
Billrosd
William 1
Weexs
Shad Wiless
Professor Sughaue, Sear Gene Ea
Police Commission
Assemblyman
E Martine
the Public Service
O'Leary
Eliesiog
Bet New —Escrasive Fe Ss
Briggs
T. Wearren
Phillips
Ako Roe
Basacital Ned Gp
Icate Siplay
Ule Batt Benaper
Solons
Elopers
R. A. Secrets
Standard Oil CO
Nan Patterson
Gaynor
St.petersburg
Perce
Kursk
Mme
Perpone
Killeng
Odensa
Arything
Wall Street
Whysman
Foote & Company
Brostreat
Elisabalh
Obie
Bertie Ur
Chi, Mi
St. Be
Huders
Oyrie
Louis & Naabell
Central
Oat
Peng
Sh Rocket
Southers
Boulder
Texas Px
Union Pacif
Steel
Elizabath Avanisa
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