Woman Is Waylaid In North Pimbein Chase
A woman from Newark was seized near a Pennsylvania Avenue station by a robber who forced her to surrender a bag then fled toward Prospect Place. Police, led by Officer Kirk and others, pursued the suspect through streets and yards until a shot was fired. Henry Po Adams was captured after a struggle and identified by authorities. He refused to disclose his connections or motive.
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North Pimbeih
Priscilla Ed
Pennsylvania Avenue
Sewark
Elizsvisi
Pennsylvania
Ilroad
Ratlon
Mies Reid
Chutlen Taber
Monroe Avenue
John Colliver Meum
Hasbethee Howse
Charles’ Mrigganee
Bleyele Pokeman
Kirkaon
Kirkma
Chilton and Tiles
Fred
Police
Tenney
Henry Po Adams
Obituary for Aymen P Thorburn 11 of pneumonia
Aymen P Thorburn aged 11 died of pneumonia at an early hour after a two week illness. His funeral will be held at 11 o reloj tomorrow. He was a member of Court Sievers, Forest of America, and a communicant of St Chusow of the Holy Rosary. He leaves a widow and two daughters and was a native of New Jersey, long resident in Hoboken. Funeral arrangements appear in tomorrow's Journal.
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Aymen P. Thorburn
James
Thorburn
Fulton Street
Kurr
New Eh Inn
Thin City
Hoboken
Ello
Court Sievers
Forest of America
Holy Rosary
Adams Express Company Sued for Curtain Shipment
Norman H Hayes of Elizabeth Curtain Company sued Adams Express in district court seeking damages over a watercolor drop curtain shipped April 2 1904 to Rev Father Berard Syracuse NY. The curtain was returned as unwanted and a new curtain was procured. defendant refused reimbursement. Jury returned verdict for full damages to plaintiff after brief deliberation.
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Adams Express Company
T Armuit
Norman 8. Hayes
Elizabeth Curtain Company
John H. Dudley
Adama Express
Father Berard
Church of the Assumption
Syracuse
New York
Jeahott Curtain Company
Express
Elizal Curtain Company
Samuel Koestler
Conover English
Nightly Explosions Near Elizabethport Station Alarm Residents
Residents in tower districts report loud detonations at night from near Elizabethport station. Workers at Central R. R. of New Jersey shops use dynamite to loosen rusted boiler bolts, enabling quick breakdowns. Small charges cause loud resonance within boiler tubes, shredding metal rapidly and transforming scrap into loose fragments.
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Elizabethport
Eichranthe
R. K
N.J
New Attorneys for Union County Pass Bar Examinations
The Union County bar admits three new lawyers after February 27 exams. James F. Brown of Third and Fond streets Elizabeth Louis V. Ebert of Roselle Park and Louis Berton of Plainfield were among the successful candidates announced by the Supreme Court yesterday.
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Ouree
Union County
James F. Brown
Third
Fond Streets
Elizabeth
Louis V. Ebert
Roselle Park
Loule Sen Berton
Plainfield
Supreme Court
Failure on Stock Exchange tale of Nagel primitivism
New York reports the collapse of a stock firm as Gustave Nagel, once a frail child, abandons modern dress and diet to live like primitive ancestors. He shuns clothes except legally required, eats only day foods, baths in natural water, and walks barefoot. His future remains unclear.
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Stock Exchange New York
Cb. Simpeon
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Excheng
Gustave Nagel
Aumener
Meyer
Negel
Dr. A Epstein Dress Shop Ad Promotes Fashion Revival
An early 20th century classified style item showcases a dress shop listing and promotional copy. The garbled text references outfits, fabrics, and a display, with names suggesting a fashion retailer and an address fragment. The readable part notes stylish garments and up to date designs.
Education Funds Low Forces Board to Trim Budgets
The Board of Education discusses dwindling funds in a regu lar meeting led by President Sayre and Dr Shirretu. The panel warns that only 500 remains for heating and teacher raises over four months. If short, a special meeting may be called to cover two urgent needs. The session also addresses curriculum reporting, meal requirements, and a proposed official seal.
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Board of Education
Shirreft
Sayre
Shirretu
Reilly
Communioner Groves
Dourts
Battin High School
Cauvass
Abbrefa
Woman Seeks Protection From Adopted Son Andrew Kennedy
Mrs Elizabeth Kennedy of South Park and Seventh streets seeks relief from her adopted 9 year old Andrew Kennedy after alleging he set fire to her home and repeatedly steals. She presented a principal’s warning letter and described earlier pranks as police searches and calls. magistrate Madge Mahon promised to consider the matter as Mrs Kennedy awaited the decision.
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Elizabeth Kennedy
South Park
Seventh Streets
Andrew
Babcock & Wilcox Lays Off Bayonne Workers
The Babcock and Wilcox Company of Bayonne announced lay offs this week, affecting about twenty employees with three cases already charged and remaining workers relocated. The report notes twenty workers released and several displaced within the plant in a period of workforce reductions.
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Babcock & Wilcox
Babcock & Wilcox Company
Bayonne
Shoe News Advertisement On Another Page
Short ad notes Levy's Rug Thee oees good vated shoes available in high and low styles. Consult advertisement on another page for full particulars.
Strikes Paralyze New York Subway Lines
Interborough Rapid Transit officials report improved conditions and say the strike is broken as some workers return. About 5,000 strikers ceased active participation while 150 strike breakers moved from Roslindale to work, with authorities警 noting potential accidents if more trains operate. Public safety measures include police guarding offices to prevent disruption.
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New York
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Subway
Tne
Cnpiet Grogen
Iuit
Comay
Pawy
Frank Hedley
Atrike
Papper
Anbway
Union
Londay
Sauna
Interborough
Dep Street
Dix
Seth Bullock Leaves Capital with Broncho Busters
In Washington on March 1 Seth Bullock and his troupe performed a Mid West show at the baseball park, showcasing a hare capture and a mock pursuit of the President's son Ted Roosevelt. Ponies from HO fetched up to 90 dollars each as the group wrapped up their stay with the President’s war tune.
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Washington, D.C
Seth Bullock
Mid West
Baseball Park
Ted" Roseevelt
Washington
Rutgers debaters chosen to meet Union
The final preliminary trial for the Rutgers debate team at Behenectady yesterday selected the squad for the Union match. Ten percent of the student body took part, with Welcome Bender Ys. Heabert Blecher Edward Wiber and Howard Murphy named among the members. The debated issue was whether salvation aiming to destroy trusts is unwise. Rutgers will argue the affirmative.
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Mort Cian
Behenectady
UA Guenesstrces
Reigers
Welcome W. Bender
Ys. Heabert He
Blecher
New Brunawick
Edward Wiber
New Brumawick
Howard Murphy
Brunawick
Rutgers
Conte Aled Conde Bby Steae Fe
The fragmentary item notes a possible costume or stage element linked to Mira and a STR Re STE. Limited readable facts prevent full context or event details.
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Conte Aled Conde
Po.to & Mira
Lawmakers’ lively day names Murray as successor
A busy New Jersey Senate session opened with prayers from Rev. Everett T. Tomlinson of Elizabeth. Gov. Stokes nominated Thomas J. Lintott for Newark judge and Alfred F. Skinner for Essex County Court of Common Pleas. Ernest Koester was confirmed as Bergen County prosecutor. In the afternoon Edward Murray was received as quartermaster-general to succeed General Donnelly. Bills passed include those on municipal committee elections, health and life insurance reform, and fishing net restrictions in Barnegat Bay. Highland Park to be formed, and municipal bonds validity clarified. Senate Bill 95 on relocating the New Jersey building to Sea Girt was laid over.
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Trenton
Everett T. Tomlinson
Central Baptist Church
Elizabeth
Senate
Stokes
Thomas J. Lintott
Second District Court
Newark
Alfred F. Skinner
Essex County Court of Common Plean
Ernest Koester
Bergen County
Edward Murray
Donnelly
Barnegat Bay
Highland Park
Middlesex County
Raritan Township
H. Ab
Brown
Croan
New Jersey
8Th South Fair Grounds
Sea Girt
Hin Rollespuss
Wakelee
HMB
U S Senator Bate Dead in Washington at 70
Senator William Brimage Bate of Tennessee died at the Ebbitt House in Washington at 6 AM from pneumonia and heart failure. He was 70. The funeral will be in Nashville after Senate services, with plans for a state and national attendance. The Senate paused in sadness as tributes and funeral arrangements were begun.
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Washington, D. C
William Brimage Bate
Tenneaner
Ebbitt
Senator Bate
Ebbitt House
Lewere
Tennessee
Senate
Roosevelt
Capitol
Gorman
Nner
Senair
Nashville
Vale
Dr. Green
L'Retty
Supreme Court of the United Tates
House of Representatives
Washington
Army
Cen
Hay Discusses the Santo Domingo Treaty
Wenbington March Secretary Hay speaks to reporters denying reports of prior knowledge of a Santo Domingo agreement. He says no intent existed to bypass Senate approval and that the administration proceeded through normal treaty channels, submitting the protocol for Senate consideration.
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Department of State
Senate
Santo Domingo
United States Senate
Ita
Santo Domi
Wanhi
Wall Street Rally After Bank of England Rate Cut
The New York stock market revived on news of the Bank of England discount rate cut with strong openings and gains in Union Pacific Southern Pacific New York Central Atchison Reading Baltimore and Ohio Canadia Pacific Anaconda surged 44 percent and Cole Fuel and Iron rose. Government bonds were firm. A faulty Maine issue and unrelated remarks appear in the text with fragmented references.
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Bank of England
Frith Am
Union Pacific
Southern Pacise
N.Y. C
Atch
Peone
Reading
Paul
Canade Pac
Itera
Fonte
Atorka
Amer
Ehlyn
Canadian Pacific
Consol
Central
Iho Louis
Naabvill
Manhattan
N.Y
Ak N.Y
Oar
West
Penn
Union Parife
Japs Victory Seen As Assured At Mukden
From Washington March report Takahira relayed Tokio anticipation of Mukden capture. Oyama reportedly ordered troops no quarters within Mukden walls to honor the city’s sanctity and protect Chinese residents while Japanese forces pursued retreating German units.
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Washington
D.C
Takahira
Tokio
Mukden
Auye
Marquis Oyama
Maya
Oymme
Japanese Forces Close on Mukden as Battle Intensifies
Reports from Tokio and London confirm Japanese advances north of Mukden with the Russian army falling back to fortifications along the Hun River. Casualties are expected to surpass 100,000, and Tokyo celebrates a pivotal victory as the railway north of Mukden is severed leaving Kuropatkin’s army limited to road retreat and a light railway line. The battle is described as the bloodiest of the war with over 8,000 Russian dead cited before Oku’s lines.
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Mukden
London
Hun
Kureki
Tokio
Oku
Tt Ik
Mukdam
Kuropat- Kin
Oyaraa Han
Russians burning stores as retreating Russians withdraw
From the front, dispatches say the Russian army on the east is retiring in good order at the center while soldiers destroy stores as they fall back. The fighting shifts to a remnant stage with Russians entering their retreat and losses on the right flank reported at seven thousand yesterday.
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Bt. Petersburg
Seven Miners Die As Cable Breaks At Wilkesbarre Pit
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania at noon seven men were killed at the Clear Spring colliery when the hoisting rope parted while the carriage was descending. The victims, gathered at the air shaft, were dashed to the bottom as the cage fell 300 feet. A rescue party recovered the mangled bodies amid an investigation led by Mine Inspector McDonald and the local chief of police. Five of the dead were married, leaving widows and children.
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Wilkesbarre
Clear Spring
Clear Spring Goal Company
McDonald
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