Miss Hart Sentenced in Manslaughter Case
Jim Mary Ann Hart, recently convicted of manslaughter, was sentenced to one year in State prison after a plea for clemency by lawyer W R Wilson and a petition signed by notable figures. The court heard that the offense involved the death of Elsie May Ernest, a foundling at the Egewolf Day Nursery, and jurors had recommended mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Mary Ann Hart
Mise Hart
Ag Phe
N.C. J. English
Wen
Mise Mart
Elsie May Ernest
Egewolf Day
W. R. Wilson
Mies Hart
Wilson
P. J. Ryan
Edward F. Hersh
James J. Manning
Richard Froblein
H. Neeper
Father O'Neill
Rt. Mary's C Church
Father Smith
Misa Hart
Juidge Vail
Triad
George W. Chubb
Binghamton
Order of Men
Elmendorf
Rahway
Atom Treano
John Kale
Tarre
Whelm Weagrén
Mainfield
Cere
John McBeide
Seanit
Harry Anderson
Newark
Frank Idea
Brook
Idea
Ee Sable
Pea Petted Wat Emanly
Morris Weitech
Tales
Apinet Samuel Dawson
Rabway
Deneon
Mintle
Thomas
Professor Sughrue and event spark controversial debate
A fragmented report from the university notes Professor Sughrue and an event at the campus facing scrutiny. Details are unclear, but the piece references a $9 fee and ongoing disagreements among attendees and staff.
NJ Legislature Moves to Return Confederate Flag
Assemblyman Coyne pushes a resolution authorizing the governor to return a Confederate flag captured by the Ninth New Jersey Volunteers at New Bern. The flag, gifted by Beaufort, N.C., was part of a planned New Bern monument dedication in May, and its restoration would welcome New Jersey troops back to their Civil War heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbern
New Jersey
Nicile Es
Season for Runaways Probed by City Police
Police seek Hans Christiansen 14 and two companions who vanished from the city amid spring runaway movements. Chief Tenney traces the trio believed bound for the Far West after leaving 508 Elizabeth Avenue with no money and likely boarding a freight. Also noted is James Kenney 15, a bright, sociable youth whose parents are circus performers. he sought lodging at police headquarters and will be placed with a probationary guardian while relatives are sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenney
Hans Christiansen
Elizabeth Avenue
Hina
Lewin
Miutant
Callmen Seek Regular Fireman Positions After Resignation
The Vel Board of Fire Commissioners held a regular meeting with all members present. Three callmen Charles Schaub Paul J. Zellner and James Osbhorne sought permanent positions to fill the vacancy caused by former member George Sauerbrunn. Applications were referred to committees for investigation alongside permit requests from John Schmidt to erect a frame building and Willis S. Leake for a shop. The horse and apparatus committees reported on replacements and horse illness while the building and fire alarm committee noted bids for printing the annual report, awarded to Elisabeth Publishing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Fire Commissioners
Charles Schaub
Kaine
Paul J. Zellner
James Osbhorne
George Sauerbrunn
John Schmidt
Kanterwey Street
Willis
Leake
Livingston Street
Fire and Building Committee
Cmplny
USA
Howe
Doerr
Rey
Elinabeth Publishing Company
Despondent Mason Ends Life After Job Loss
Morris Whitfield Mason aged 45 of Spring Street died in Elizabeth General Hospital about 1 a.m. after drinking to end his life. He had been drinking heavily, lost his job days earlier, and reportedly left a note asking forgiveness. Mason, vice-president of Local 59 Painters Union, was found unconscious at a salon on Spring Street and died despite medical intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Whitfield Mason
Yorra
Spring Street
Elizabeth General Hopital
Cotti
Maron
Bach
August Sehanb
Tin Hanvenler
Mike Won
Ilia
Mayvetown
Iaxon
Amon
Maxon
Middletown
XNI
Major Brown
Washington
Lis Nons
Mra
Sarah EB. Kleen
Nimael Thut
Mason
Painters, Paperhangerand Decorators’ Union of America
Martin
Lathers Seek Higher Pay Amid Building Trades Talks
Fathers of the city join demands for a May 1 wage increase. Lathers seek 24 cents per thousand, aiming for 3.50. current pay 2.25. Bricklayers and carpenters recently secured gains. no conference yet between employers and lathers. Builders fear a strike unlikely from lathers alone but warn of broader, sympathetic action if the Building Trades Council backs the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venta
Building Trades Council
Laters Pe Jong
Levy's Thursday and Friday Sale Teases Big Values
Levy's promotes a two day sale on Thursday and Friday highlighting extraordinarily large values. The item list is promised on another page, urging customers to visit the store to reap savings and compare the listed bargains.
Hearing on Equal Tax Debate for Railroads in Trenton
A large audience packed the State House for a public hearing before the Assembly Judiciary Committee on railroad taxation. City leaders and Newark area figures pressed for equal tax treatment of railroad and private property, while opponents urged caution and changes to the proposed bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
State House
Duels
Econ
Wirmill
North Jersey
Deve Cily
Y Council
Boot Elizaiih
Veter Hotnett
Will
Dalield Bie
Komé
Dutfield Prema
Fxean
Dereey City
Ste Record
DuMeldan
Record
Adolph Lankering
Hoboken
Edward Kenney
East Newark
Serbert Rogga
Newark
Assembly
BillaLio
Alden Freeman
Civics Club
The
Oranges
Aid
New Jerney
Henry V. Condict
Jerny City
John J. Treacy
John S. McManters
Jersey City
Duffield
Lehigh Spur Contract Awarded for New Line Segment
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company has contracted to build a three mile line from Lyone Ferry to Irvington. Weather permitting, work will start soon under the supervision of F Dolan of Elizabeth who has been awarded one tee cent at the work to be done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Hae
Lyone Faris
Irvington
Reading Course Notices and Geography Class Availability
Fragmentary OCR hints at courses offered in bookkeeping and geography. Mentions Blieateth or similar institution with dates unclear, possibly Ni-30 Mead trees and Elisabers with references to England or Elizabeth. No clear outcomes or schedules provided.
Dr Jos Whysman Advertises Medical Services
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a doctor name Dr Jos Whysman and references to services, locations, and a Broad Street area. The readable parts suggest an advertisement for medical or professional services with unclear specifics.
Colby Overruled In Legislative Session Chaos
In Trenton on March 8 many matters dominated the ninth hour of the Legislature. Debates over Colby’s fate, Coyne’s parole agent bill, and questions of constitutionality for a military measure filled the day as sine die adjournment looms. News notes include tax bills, local option liquor measures, and a bill to publish all laws in newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Yeaterday
York
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Dutheld
Jersey City
Mceard
Stokes
Mutrhinson
van Doren
Ator Childs
Somerset
Assemblyman Barber
Mercer
Asemblyman Miller
Cumberland
Union County
Coone
Four Miners Die After Cable Break at West Virginia Mine
Four miners were killed and ten injured when a cable broke at the Shrews bury mines near Charleston West Virginia. The collapsing shaft swung riders 1600 feet down a mountainside as the ore track collapsed. Debris filled the area around the cave and tipple at the foot of the mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Way
Shrewsbury
Charleston
W.va
Mysterious Fire Strikes Madison Square Garden Show
A fire at Madison Square Garden in New York on a March night damaged the northeast corner of the venue during a sports show. Explosions from unknown causes preceded the blaze, which caused about 380000 in losses and temporarily trapped a black bear and other animals amid heavy smoke. Spectators escaped through exits as firefighters brought the fire under control after about two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cormer
Madison Square Garden
Parmelee Appointed Treasurer Amid Rail Update
Arthur Parmetre of Westminster avenue is named treasurer for the New York Ontario and Western Railway. The Midland railway reports strong revenue as it outlines stone motor placements between Merreambe and Heyshagw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Parmetre
Westminster Avenue
Treammrer
New York
Ontario and Western Railramil
Nfiws
Mro Pareles
Ranh
Midland
Fiatway
Stone Motors
Merreambe
Heyshagw
Cordova Pleads Guilty in Newark Case Court
Crowds heard Cordova plead as details emerged of an assault and abduction charge. Prosecutor Bertine said Cordova admitted guilt to the primary offense and faced related counts.
Second Day of Big Strike Shuts Subway and Elevated Lines
The Interborough Rapid Transit strike enters a second day with workers confident of victory. Passengers fear riding after yesterday’s collision that injured twenty passengers near Twenty-third Street. Police deploy 3500 officers, and trains run at a reduced schedule amid threat of further trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Interborusigh Rapid Transit Company
Almot
Mirfain
White Honmanda
Meyer Metbellu
Oscar Strada
Thin National Civic Federation
Anangenwate
Srrike
Paanengiys
Feve
Wildan Enginnt
Tailiwnapolia
Ridiew Lans
Ponnengern
Mny
Dlone
Cartright
Anteway
George E. Vepper
Timothy Mealey
International
Wiles
Aiekers
Medley Cave
Tnt
Ate Lige
Shearer At Phi Beta Kappa Dinner Roomed Notes
At a New York Phi Beta Kappa dinner Dr Wittians Jo Shearer KUHL attended. The event featured discussion on Booker T. Washington and related educational topics. The gathering included several noted figures and a reception, with journal want ads noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shearer
Wittians
Jo Shearer Kuhl
New York
Europatkin on the Run Amid Manchuria Battle News
Eyewitness dispatches and war desk reports describe Khopatkin and Russian forces in retreat as Japanese units press near Mukden and Kaoytiling. Civilians flee Tieling while Haishii and Kuroki groups attempt river crossings and railway targets in Manchuria amid heavy fighting and evacuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tieling
Ewehang
Uieling
Mukden
Annual Banquet of Friendly Sons
The committee of arrange wrote hay perfected the plan Applications are coming in very rapidly. The following yeikere ere experted to be precent Eenacor Miurify of Mudaon county will spend to toast Our Country. Charles POX a Mrirn of fermer Pity will spell upon To Mysteries and Irish Moroes Senator Urllerr Morris county will agemer the comet to Kilvedly tine and rod the PY slew John AL O'Grady of Mes Eribewick will eshenee for Die hint Parriee
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Commmitee
Arranee
Eenacor Miurify
Mudaon
Ofrailies
Rhawan Gdok Murphy
William J McClaud
We. PoWoelay
Henry Leahy
T. T. Recta
Hadeank Nugent
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Miss Hart
Sughrue, Thaphone
Eee
Mmar Rela Sree
Estes Iventale Sahat
Assemblyman Coyne
Miron
Morris Mason
Elizabeth General
Hos
Pital
Frank Kaiser
Promines
Agguat Senkowsky
Levy
B. Epstein
Devtist
Ud Jearven
Union
RAND
President Ford
Bennett
Hamill
Lehigh Spur
DR. Jos. Whysman
Aisa
East Broad Wrest L. D
Kia
Colby
Amendment For Franchise Commission
Coyne
Ceres
Madison Square Garden Building
Parmelee
Cordova
New Brunewick
Wielock
Hayne
Lentiert
Shine
Audi
Bertine
Pondoya
Cord
Elizabeth Wreote
Bocres Shulley
Europatkin
Shahke River
Machintan Pass
Tokin
Marcle S
Machintan
Hovelok
Machinton
Finhun
Fushus
Ender
Shabhe
Karopatiin
KL Petersburgg
Manchuria
Rennenkampt
Kaoytiling Pave
Kissin
Putilol Hill
Himho
Likwtanpao
Ceneral Kuroki
Foshun
Kuroki
Witonan
Kuroki'a
Russia
Kuropatkin
Moscow
Maren
Karajatkin
Stoessel
Ilnagow
Scotland
Petersineg
Now Herald
Kibsaun Council of War
Stei
Port Arthur
Friendly Sons
Theorker
Besar
Laoet Elengeting Avtvertialag
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