Excise Board Defers Action in Brady Case
The Excise Board deferred decision on Yrael Brady tied to Rowal Street saloon case. Hearings examined licensing, communication handling, and objections by Moore & Sona Corp. Tarbay license request faced continued scrutiny. others like Murrzinski at 180 Inalee were dismissed or withdrawn. The board will report findings after further review and city attorney input.
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Yrael Brady
Vilion Street
Ganually
Moo Tan
Woodlont Kling
Devine
Huter
Mark ‘Tarbus
Fulton Street
Wing Mr
Tarbay
Waar
Yorbry
Woal
Samero Moore & Sona Corporation
Moore Plant
Julius” Miurzinski
Inalee Place
Hohwet
Murrsinski
Oqilet
William R. Wilson
Wes Penment
Michael Kent
Henry Fromat
Milwaukee
Whelan
Breweries
Tiedoweph Hensler Brewig
Jacy
Viivabeth Avenue
Xaloun Lovuse
Frity Singer
Hegerhof
Seph Urongales
Pine Street
Rising Sim Brewing
Coedie
Louis Kiuhner
Magnolia Avenue
Rising Sun Brewing
Joseph Issetshey
Tine Street
William, Moeller
Peter Breidt City Brewery
Coiners
James M. Furley
East Grand Street
Peter Brojdt Tivwing Company
Teury Dicttauer
Vetinel Levandoski
Sare Company
Vathires
Postpone Conord Hearing in Local Theft Case
The hearing for Even Alphonsus Conard before United States Commissioner Jones in the Broad and Mechanic Directs district, originally set for 2 PM this afternoon, has been postponed to March 10 to allow the government to pursue further investigations into the recent mail-ponch theft in the city. The hearings for John Higgins and Cam Critchley, previously planned for tomorrow, are not definitively decided.
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Alphonsus Conard
United Sores
Jones
Coor
John Higgins
Cam Critchley
Bank President Dead After Illness in Town
Monnair, Maren 1s Trendarain Gradua, Hohe, president of the local bank, died after a long illness. He founded the bank and served as president for many years. Survived by a widow and a son. Funeral arrangements indicate a 4 oclock service with interment to follow in New York.
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Monnair
Maren
Ferannm
Montsinin
Vetsk
New York
Policeman Turned Burglar In Local Tale
A garbled report describes a police officer accused of burglary and arreste d details about a self confident suspect. The piece mentions evasion, an arrest, and a claim of concealment before surrender. Also includes an advertisement urging readers to buy photographs and optician services on Broad Street.
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Sark
Basen
Edwin J. Couk
Ivil
Thousands favor parade for Fourth of July in Elizabeth
Mayor Stein reports strong support from hundreds of Elizabeth residents for a Fourth of July parade led by schoolchildren. A fund may pay bands. contributions to be listed in the Journal. Fireworks would be banned by city ordinance, with safety and sane observance urged.
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Stein
Elizabeth
Iad
Wari
Maker Hill
Lexington
Momouth
White Plains
Kort Moultrie
Cowpens
Fort Washington
Matthews Pleads Non Valt to Third Charge
In Somerville, Judge Chirenes Be presided as all cases were adjourned to next Wednesday. Defendants included Armigo Rosai for disorderly house, Denne J. O'Brien for unsatt on his wife, Peter Larsen for non culp to embezzlement, Eugene Wasserberger for larceny from the United States Umbrella Co. Arthur Matthews retracted a not guilty plea to an assault indictment. three Matthews indictments stem from an adult incident months earlier.
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Common Pleas
Chirenes
Somerville
Bontenve
Nrigo Rosai
Denne J. O'Brien
Peter Larsen
Eugene Wasserberger
United States Umbrella Company
Arthur Matthews
Rogello
Matthews
Jon Vilt
Wage reduction denial shocks Maltimors report
President Dunich Wil Joy of the Maltimors refutes an Evening Post dispatch claiming a 1 percent salary cut for employees earning under 200 per month. The official denial notes no intention to reduce material wages. The New York Evening Post report is dismissed as false by Maltimore authorities.
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Tournal
Dunich Wil Joy
Ohio
Pinburg
New York
Euployea
United Press
Evening Post
Wile Nerd Gallie Rewd
Malarten
Treaty recommended by Senate Forel Relations committee
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee recommends ratification of the Shlomo joint treaty with Honduras. J. Morgan & Co plans to provide the town, with Carle Sain and his running partner Sughrue’s School of Dancing offering classes at Proctor's Theatre Building, available any time.
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Sughrue
Proctor
Bezis
Col Dungan Holds Off on Resigning Army Command Amid Judge Talks
The article outlines Colonel Dungan's possible resignation from command of the Second Regiment as court appointments and military duties intertwine. It notes potential successors Lieutenant Colonel George J. Formar Major Horace M. Redling Major William B. Martin and Major John Hyle Cullough, and quotes Dungan discussing how his judge duties may affect his commission. The piece also covers the John H. Rabin bank case and the related statements by District Attorney Whitman about using Rabin and his sister in ongoing investigations.
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William B. Martin
Nelson Y. Dungan
Calapet Neda
Dungay
Circuit Court Jing
Ashtech Wena
Senate Guetordhy
van Mamler
Viitsen
Diaga
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Sion
Walyphaendave van Hie
Dui Mal Regier
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Vailen
Coloniel Dunya
Wercedell
Charles Parker
Dungan
George J
Formar
Horace M. Redling
Doln Hyle
Cullough
Somerville
Pephied Uy
Colmel
Parkers
Stole Milk and Rolls Case Heard by County Court
In Westfield a juvenile court session with Judge Clarence Cne heard two hunger related cases. Valyin Thompson of Westfield pleaded not guilty to stealing milk and rolls from a First Street shop and admitted taking the items while on the way to school. Mulrick Finnerty, 12, of Third Street Westfield was cited for incorrigibility and skipping school, alleged by his father Michael Pinnerky who denied filing papers.
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Mulrick Finnerty
Uiinfield
Michael Pinnerky
Chet Ue Bey
Jannsburg
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Murehot
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Hopnty
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Gbegen
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Aenays
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Connectionty
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Tis
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Army Mules Protected In War Report
Telegraph report from town nshh Vanvouven War describes maneuvers to defend mules amid clashes. Private Muujle and sical Artillers participate as troops push back raids, with several casualties noted and mules in danger during the engagement.
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Muujle
Sical Artillers
Embezzler Arrested and Oyster Trade Ad Blast
A fragmented police blotter entry details an embezzlement arrest connected to a New York governorship matter and exposes an unrelated oyster sales pitch. The item combines criminal note with an advertisement urging orders for spring mail, listing Frances Mount Marker and FA Kelber as contacts.
Harmony Notes Heard At the White House
Washington March 1 The White House echoed with harmony as visiting senators gathered no vote on reciprocity this week. Critics believe the permanent tariff bill will be quickly weighed, while the President maintains support for the extra season. Senators return to Washington around April 1 with no firm timetable.
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White House
Fournals
Washington
Tomas Teday
Thieves Loot Express Van and Kidnap Driver
A gang looted an express van and abducted the driver in New York. They took about $10,000 in jewelry from patrons of a local company. Police suspect drugging and a potential murder, with investigators tracing the suspects on the street.
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Felegeath
New York
Marvel
Rembuwl
Tyler
Adante Press
Uys
Interurban Train Wreck Reported Fatal in Wisconsin
A severe interurban train crash near Sheboygan Wisconsin leaves several dead and injured as reports detail a fatal wreck with multiple victims. The incident occurred near Celburg and involved several riders, with authorities confirming fatalities and ongoing inquiries today.
New York Hotel Ad Features Bold Forbidden Fashion
A fragmentary paragraph hints at a controversial hotel promotion in New York City. The notice suggests a spectacle linked to fashion and public appetite, with vague references to a renowned venue and a notable general associated with the event. The text remains unclear on specific dates or names due to damage.
Revolution in China sparks peril for foreigners in Peking
Telegraphed report from St Pwerepure on March 17 states revolution has toppled the Manchu dynasty in Beijing, with dire implications for foreigners. The note warns of great danger and unrest as upheaval spreads.
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Pwerepure
Chige
Fokln
Scalded to death in boiling tub accident
Asnury Mark, aged child, died after tumbling into a tub of boiling water removed from a stove by his mother. The tragedy occurred March 4, at the ward where J. Wateres, son of Mr and Mrs Hernan Watera, was severely burned and died yesterday in the hospital.
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Asnury Mark
Ward
Jan
Churd J. Watere
Hernan
Watera
Roselle Barns Destroyed in Fire Calamity
A fire yesterday at 4 80 p m destroyed two buildings in Roselle, including a barn and nearby structures. Firefighters battled strong winds and shielded adjacent properties, preventing spread to a dwelling and railroad yard. No injuries reported, and extensive water use and telegraph wires along the line were affected.
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Central Railroad
Geonge
Dravi
Beaigg
Thas
ROLL-CASSELL Mine Tilton Caeser nuptials report
Mr and Mrs Andrew Cansell of 143 Speing wheel held a February 16 ceremony in Des Moines with Rev dotn To here DD officiating. The couple now reside at 40 Jaques Street and the note mentions Elizabeth Commercial College and Dr George Hague moving offices to 105 East Jersey Street.
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Mine Tilton Caeser Aanorrer
Andrew Cansell
Des Moines
Dotn
Dh. Pantor
Vhird Presbyterian Chetel
Jaques Street
Lorimer Retains Senate Seat in Turbulent Vote
The Illinois vote remained volatile as William Lorimer faced a trial-like Senate inquiry. After a tense debate with far reaching political consequences, the body upheld Lorimer’s seating amid accusations of irregularities and party strife.
Bride and groom die in apparent murder suicide
In a mid village near Naples the bodies of Ferdinant Corti and his wife Marie Calichi were found four days after their wedding. A coroner and county physician disclosed the couple had been dead for hours. a doctor was summoned and the bride’s relatives mourn, with funeral planned at St Anthony's Church.
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Mervin
Feelin Farhi
Murles
LE Fourth Avenue
Alent
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Gts
Ching
Crrti
Dona
Yee
Anit Peremiye
Annie Vk
Hodda
Aleryi Hanning
Jal
Paterna
Engel
Weytentt Na
Corti
Marie Calichi
Naples
Sirly
Obi
Tseo
Marie
Americ Abang Fiwedin Aks Apo
Ae Positon
Hebel Iy
Toni Rutcher Company
Ayer
Ryanine
Wis Saliry Wien
Mario
Karlin
Merrett
St. Anthony's Church
Prather
Aumlio
Finner
Evangelists Sail on Big Cunard Liner
A group of 300 evangelists depart aboard a Cunard liner amid a mission drive. The voyage includes religious organizers and a campaign slated for England, with leaders such as Wyie and Chapman among those departing.
Localized CC Type 1 Tee Toran Waal Event
The fragmentary text references CC Type 1 Tee Toran Waal with scattered names and places including Hicka amine AFL and FAY FoaUT Rooney Ree US MEAT Hier suggesting a crowded note or shorthand for a regional meeting. Readable specifics are limited. core entities remain unclear.
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Mabon
Wall Street Turmoil Mentioned In Fragmented Ledger Text
A garbled passage alludes to Wall Street activity and mining topics with scattered names and terms. It references markets, values, and potential players in a murky OCR extract lacking clear events or dates.
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