Head of Gang Captured After Prolonged Chase
A dramatic pursuit ends with the capture of De Melli, alleged head of a crime gang targeting Nile Street in New York. Police under Chief Tenney and New York agents traced him from Connecticut, leading to extradition efforts and pending charges for leading a disorderly house and related robberies.
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George
Chigh
Nilew Treet
Niles Trivet
Connecticut
New York
Westinlay
Tenney
Nevella
Halian
Polion
Kegeant
Samuel Murphy
Ayes Wet
Holt
Chint Tenney
Gots
Jook
Navey Bretion
Ely
le Nilow
Ile
Milk Directors Plead Not Guilty to Charge
Seven members of the Consolidated Milk Navigation, indicted for alleged violation of the Donnelly anti trust law, appeared before the Supreme Court in Judge Gof's Criminal Ned. The two joint indictments accuse them of price fixing and entering a combination to keep prices up. Walter B. Concfort and the other directors entered pleas.
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Fournal
Nsvluiniye
Supreme Court
Vic
Jerome
Walter B.concfort
Tac Tlw
Vane
Coba
King Greet Fairbanks at Palace Today
Reported by the Jamene agency, the Vice-Press LJ revises by Hing TM Haws as King visits Fairbanks at the palace today. details unclear but confirms royal greeting and official reception.
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Ny Telegrepn
Fondton
Hlng
Merchants Meet To Discuss Street Improvement Plans
A merchants gathering at the Lemeor Hott in Mt Hit Jersey will discuss enhancing streets and police protection. Attendees include Merle, Dr. A M Hersh, and J P Arnald, with reports from committeemen on general duties and garbage collection hours.
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Auto Fame
Lemeor Hott
Jersey
Merle
A.M. Hersh
J.P Arnald
Cintel
Nepatel
Edz
Nina the
Wade
Tle
Peary Eskimo Views Challenged by Church Leader
Bishop Rowe counters Robert Peary's claim on Eskimo character arguing natives of the Arctic region improve under civilization. The churchman says Peary does not adequately define Eskimo traits and emphasizes the moral growth seen among the people.
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Peary
Fite
Marek
Robert BK. Mears
Peter T. Bowe
Abinka
Aristes
North Pole
Esbanne
Bishop Rowe
Fragi Noeth
Alate
Broken Heart Deaths Shock Livingston Street Community
Guster Por wan of Band Street died at Alexia Hospital after his brother Roman Pegan’s funeral. The double loss drove Rom an Pegan to a final collapse and heart failure. Pegan’s death followed his brother’s funeral and a rapid decline in health, with physicians unable to reverse the critical condition.
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Roman Pegan
Livingston Street
Tye
Fife
Guster Porwan
Band Street
Alexia Hospital
Arthur Stern
Jay Pagan
Samon
Nev
Fintinte
Javingston Street
Grint Piercof
Guster Agemenla
Axl
A. A
Metite Jhon
Singer'plant
Many Rescuers Buried in Slide Amid Avalanche Reports
Reports from the mountains describe multiple rescuers buried by a slide near Scenic. Telegraph lines are down, delaying confirmation and details. One alarm noted a new slide near Scenic burying rescuers as two Northen trains were swept from the mountainside.
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Slide
Synkeue
Waeh
Seemig
Scenic
Fog Delays Staten Island Dredging and Ferry Traffic
Thick fog halts dredging on a new chemical channel near the Comes ht agit in Staten Island. The fog binds ships from New York to New Jersey ports, including Captain Andrew Dell, while the Staten Island ferry crawls across the Sound unable to maintain schedule for several days.
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Comes
Staten Island
Andrew Dell
Medicine
New York
New Jermy
Chan Cellar
Staten Inland
Lgy
Commissioner Ridgeway Greed Dies in County Court Case
In New York a county court matter ends with the death of James Ridgeway Greed while securing payment for a farmer's debt. The incident occurred near Seaview and involved local officials and a judiciary action.
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Tinjud Staten Com Roleminctt
Jaxee Ridgeway
County Court Hunt
Denriot
Pssea
Hoboken Bill Seeks Referendum On Police Pay Hike
A bill by Assemblyman Ford of Hoboken, backed by the Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association, proposes a statewide pay raise for police including captains, sergeants, and patrolmen with funding via a referendum. It would raise annual taxes by about 889,000 if enacted, and faces political debate in City Council and the Finance Committee.
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Asenmblynin Ford
Hoboken
Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association of
New Jersey
Thier Beth City
Aergennita Anil
Auanciat
Payne
Bill
Seniel
Watson Tehall
Beliverts
Cie
Behwarts
Camilen
Offimnla
Schwartz
Mraving
Veim
In House Thompson Passes Storm Sewer Bills
In Trenton on March 1 assemblyman Thompson introduced bills authorizing towns and townships to issue bonds for storm sewer installation. The act targets property owners for assessment and outlines penalties including fines up to 160 dollars for first offenses and 100 dollars for subsequent offenses.
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Trenton
Assembly
Thompson
Lew Peaster
Weatfield
Bern
Ayallel
Ander
Flood intensifies as North Creek overruns farms and yards
Fragmentary OCR reports rising flood waters in multiple areas including Laila Farm and nearby Creek sites. The text mentions heavy rainfall and water pooling with relief efforts by local authorities and emergency services.
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Fry
North Creek
Supreme Court Deems Beepthaner Suit Against Coal Firm
In Trenton the Supreme Court rules on the case of Carl Beepthaner, administrator for Charles Reepthaner, vs Tacolys and Sons coal dealers. The ruling addresses a technical Hew point and the timing of the action, with the court noting factors about a 1907 accident and a 1948 death act limitation.
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Supreme Court
Trenton
Dudge Vail
Carl Beepthaner
Charles Reepthaner
Tacolys San & Sons
Ilan
Charles Reepthaners
Hoy
Sagan
TH Jurobann & Son
TiNt
Bret Rit
Dumagon
Coal Company
Mreptianey Crmmand
Erat Institute At Limitation
Amie
Vail
Stanton Wan
City Eyes Early Action to Protect Shade Trees
The City Council Park and Shade Trees Committee will meet with Munson Whitaker Co representatives to outline spring improvements for Jefferson and Sucka Parks. Forestry workers report several undesirable invaders threatening trees and plan early interventions to prevent further damage before April 1.
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Aid Canterenen
Munsom Whitaker Anrestry Company
Aslew
Esperty
Jefferson and
Sucka Park
Forestry Workera Il
Hige
Jefferson Parkers
Gabe
Emmon Tyrialu
Wark
Munson Whitaker
Hlopa
Misadvised investor wins 17000 from New York broker
A jury awarded Mrs. Amanda J. Andrews seventeen thousand dollars against Alfred N. Chandler a New York stock broker after she claimed to have lost eighty thousand dollars in stock trades advised by Chandler The verdict was returned in the case heard in Philadelphia where police surgeon Hollingsworth Aidrewas testified as to the franchise and alleged mismanagement surrounding the patchester Traction Company
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Hs Welertupir
New York
Mma J. Andrews
Alfred N. Chandler
Tock
Mhitatet
Ambrwe
Ur Hollingsworth Aidrewas
Philadelphia
Chandler Wale T Ee
Facmity
Whitel
Mr. Andrews
Court Action to End Street Strike Casts Citywide Hope
Philadelphia faces a tense standoff as the Court, Mon and Select Councils consider swift action to end the streetcar strike. With up to 74,000 workers signaling obedience, leaders push for arbitration while officials debate who should compel settlement.
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Wailea
O'Pluck
Samy
Couneily
Kbofeleck
Mas
All Chiss
Penpte
Mipon
Comneila
Horn
non—Mayer Rovian
Clarence Wolf
Boss McNichel
Ayn Vorge de Katte Tr
Thn Ety
Promised Job Refused Ends in Acid Suicide
Stephen Stork killed himself with acid after being refused a promised job. His wife and six children faced destitution as neighbors and the Charity Organization aided the family, who were temporarily left Elias behind. Authorities report a tragic act following financial and social strain.
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Stephen Stork
Merle
Philadelphia
Singh
Elias
Land holdings sale ends plan for city short line
Reports indicate the Pennsylvania Railroad abandoned the Vinabeth city short line project after evaluating land acquisitions and required right of way. Officials say the company will not retain parcels bought for the proposed route, leaving Fourth and Seventh streets along with Elizabeth Avenue in the market.
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Pennalvania
Compassus
Altrough
Lothar
Seventh Street
Biabeth Avenue
Hhomigh
Uhis
Wall Street Summary of Vetsgrip and Market Trends
The column reports on Vetsgrip and related market movements with references to 4 percent threat levels and tensions in financial circles. It notes speculation around investments, regulatory signals, and potential shifts prompted by industry leaders and named investors, including regional markets and corporate actors.
Learn to Dance at Sughrue's in the City
A fragmentary note notes a dance lesson at Sughrue's and mentions an event at Hieber with unclear details. Names and places are partially legible, with references to an attack or incident and an unclear timeline. The text remains difficult to parse but hints at event notices and a call to attend a lesson.
Maniac Causes Mayhem Fights With Police
A violent man at Messer Hospital attacked officers, biting one and fighting officers including Sergeant Johnny, Ward, and others. He was restrained and taken to the hospital, later confined as doctors diagnosed religious mania, with several witnesses and patrols involved in the tumult.
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Nix
Charles Meing
Messer Hospital
Patrick Urogun
Meina
Meiea
United T—Efe
Chive
Detertiea Hrogwn
Johnny
Maina
Ward
Alexian Brothers
Tames 1
Wind
Waxen
Revenner
Mateon
Frank Jehman
Mixa
Singer Plat
Tyne
Mein
Knapital
Verney
Pattabant
Emu Ie
Hiv -Compulttak
Hoapital
Moree
Len
Edward Murtha
Alexian
Cheanut Street
Gabriel
DE SAGAN MAY LOSE PRUSSIAN ESTATE IN PRESENCE OF BANKRUPTCY
In Paris datelined despatches Prince Telie de Baw, husband of Amma Viould, faces potential loss of his Prussian Hilesia estate inherited from his father the Duke. Bankruptcy petitions arise in Dagen and expose the Sagan creditors as the matter unfolds. Union Business College and various officials are referenced in surrounding notes.
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Telearanh
Curnalsr
Paris
Mart
Telie Dee Baw
Amma Viould
Uritsian Hilesia
Dagen
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Fairbanks
Enel Mon Sient Haareth Commercial Es Counas
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Grave
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Howard
City Criminal Court
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Tavtav
Hoyburn
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Thie Court
Connelle
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TF Comery
Jourge
Inbur
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Kiot
Wondaled
United Wisin
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Maintar
Sinthig
Newall
Dnclines
Amd
al Yrém
Barty Sixth
XENT
Repemnre Teckel
Wayneinnie
Wall Street
MT Filmand
Farid
Anne
Eran Mio
IATA
Hieber
Sughrue
S. Homie
Jtallee
Jen A. Peters
Ohrenberger
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