Aker's Death Probe Gathers New Evidence
Boston businessman Walter Baker died four months ago after an evening in New York. Investigators report discoveries of arsenic in vital organs and other poisons. Public Prosecutor Koester and Edward F. Baker lead steps toward an inquest, with a will leaving $200,000 to a Jersey child who has since died. The body remains buried in Boston as inquiries continue.
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Fuckengack
Murph
Walter Baker
Boston
Mra
Frank Wi
Bogota
New York
Edward F. Baker
J. Baker
Af Baker
Natalie
Baker
Grinday
Koester
Dbe Haker
Edward F
York
Ts Lay Imong
Koestne
William Bour
Massachusetts
Eibalming
Roestar
Toda
Waler
Bouton
Ridgefield Park
Hackenenck
New Jersey
Death by own action identified at morgue
A man registered at the Burkety Hotel under the name James Hallow was identified by his sister at the morgue yesterday afternoon. The report notes his death as self-inflicted using carbolic. Details are fragmentary and the scene references Bond and Henry streets.
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Burkety
Three Men Charged With Assault On One
Wade H Dotson Harry Johnson and Dito Larvon stood trial in the Court of Quarter Sessions on November 24 for assault and battery against Harry Hunt a foreman for the New York and New Jersey Telephone Company. Johnson and Larvon claimed they tried to act as peacemakers and Dotson admitted striking Hunt but only after being attacked.
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Wade H. Dotson
Harry Johnson
Dito Larvon
El Mora Seeks Legislature Route for Annexation to Elizabeth
Residents of El Mora press for annexation by lawmakers after council committee push stalls. An advertisement notes a bill will be introduced in the New Jersey Legislature to detach from Union Township and annex to Elizabeth, with supporters urging swift legislative action amid committee opposition.
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el Mora
Elizabeth
State of
New Jérsey
Union
Bipot
Unio
Friends of Annexation
Sixty One Auto Speeders Nabbed by Police
New York report says sixty one chauffeurs were arrested for speed violations by a fast police squad led by Sergeant Caney. Arrests occurred from yesterday morning to this morning, mostly in the retrotion area noted for boulevards and high street speed.
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New York
Caney
Bouleverda
Robbery in Transit Halts Two Men Between Bayway Works
Two men reported a hold up while riding from the Standard Oil plant in Bayway to their homes. They were robbed of ten dollars by companions who claimed a plan to aid their escape. Police could not identify any fence for the loot.
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Bouelle
Marchy
Standard ‘Gi Company
Bayway
School safety plan to be probed at board meeting
Officials announce a formal probe into school safety and fire exits. President of the Education board invites principals and board members to tomorrow night’s 8:20 gathering to review improvements, eliminate fire traps, and ensure life safety in all buildings. An expert is assessing conditions. fire dept also investigating.
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Fon
Ps Sanity
Eaideetion
Publiq Achodla
Rhorrow
Board of Education
Divcuss
Pupila
Kelly Anid
Reilly
Schoors
Jese
Funerals Begin as Collinwood Fire Claims Children
Telegraph report from Cleveland describes funerals for burned Collinwood school victims. Parents, city residents, and clergy gathered for first services as toll rises, with unidentified dead to be honored in a memorial on Monday.
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Cleveland
Merch
Italian Consul Leads Plea for Tomasi Reprieve
Trenton dispatch says Dr Alfred Magland Italian consul at Newark headed a delegation of Italians who met Governor Fort to petition for clemency for Michaal Tormaal, awaiting execution. Court of Pardons may favor commuting the death sentence.
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Trenton
Alfred, Magland
Newark
Trolley Car Breach Charge In Newark Case Report
Benjamin Draper of Newark faces a health complaint charge for violating rules on May 8 related to a trolley car incident. The notice details include costs and alleged violations, with ongoing legal actions and assessments pending.
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Benjamin Draper
Newark
Pein us tern tance at Bugneue's
A fragmentary OCR item notes an event at Bugneue's with unclear details. The readable words suggest a dance or gathering but lack dates names or full context. Further recovery needed to identify participants location or outcome.
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Bugneue's
Submarine charge probe set by House panel
The House voted to form a five member committee to investigate charges by Representative Lilley against submarine base legislation. Speaker Cannon named Boutell Stoves Olmstead Howard and Broussard to the panel, with Republicans and Democrats represented.
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Washington
Lilley
von Ruler
George Hey
Vorryy
Bayona
NM. J
Eiat Company
Ie Ec
Don’t Go Out Of Town For High Class Optical Work
Fragmented OCR text promises high class optical work but repeats phrases and garbled lines. The readable parts urge not to go elsewhere for optics, mentioning a building and winter themes with unclear phrases. The source is damaged and lacks concrete entities or a coherent event.
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Lie ‘Bate
Jereh
Hotel Wins License Renewal For National Hotel
Excise Board grants license for the National Hotel at 1184 Elizabeth Avenue to William Campbell after years of closure and a prior revocation tied to Mrs. Donnelly’s order disarray. A board vote suspended and reinstated rules, while Legislature debates curbing licenses amid bills Robbins and Avis, with numerous renewals listed across multiple addresses.
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Excise
Svenue
Natonal
Elizabeth Avenue
William Campbell
National
Howse
Helen Donnally
Donnelly
Exclse Board
Excise Board
Tiwan
Bookn
Campbell
Walia
Hin Ie
Avis
Ford
Inna and Taverne
Magnolia Avenue
John J
David Sullivan
William Scheerer
Bayway
Front Street
Charles Leonhard
William Laurie
Marshall Street
Samual Bateman
Bernard Annpach
V. Konenski
Pine Arrest
Joseph Gmuba
Thomas K. Sloan
Bart Street
Soloom
Matthew Wade
South ‘Transfer
Peternon
Third Street
Maxum
Palla
Zacher Excise Case Frustrates Jury Verdict Attempt
Louis Zacher, hotel proprietor at Linden near the Pennsylvania depot, faced a Sunday liquor sale charge. The jury reported no agreement after 18 hours, Judge Atwater discharged them. Defense argued he acted on legal advice that beer sales with sandwiches were allowed, while prosecutors and witnesses described the hotel as a well kept establishment with parties, minors and guests present.
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Louis’ Zacher
Zacher Wan Red
Mudge Atwater
Javoh Frante
Linden
Pennsylyinis Railroad Company
Talia
Thone
Salation
Phi
Lation
Peck
Myron Sulzberger
Parker
Sulzberger
Galatian
Ias
Maumner
Zachar
Salane
Alan
Wiliam H. Donaldgon
Galnting
Calatian
Contra Peek
Oxent Geaner
Rechniteer
Vinden
Zachary
Peek
Zachny
Prices and Repairs Narrative From 6 and 10 Cent Store
Fragmentary OCR notes show a 6 and 10 cent store closing in March with prices and Kreage’s references. It lists Kreage’s 119 Headquarters for Stove Repairs at 100 Fire Street, Blane 301 103 Broad Street Room 3, mentioning custom stitching and delivery services.
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Kreage’s
Ee Ag Bro
Fire Etree
Blane
Broad Street
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