Soldiers Praised After Annual Inspection at Armory
Troops of Companion C and 1 Seo crt Regiment assembled in the armory in South Broad area for their yearly inspection. Officers praised their appearance and drill while two men fainted from the exertion. Private Charles Smith and Private Kinderwater were carried to the open air. Roster was nearly complete with fifty-two of fifty-six in Company I present. Inspection conducted by Lt Colonel Charles Boltwood Major Robert N Patterson Captain William G Jordan and Captain John Rodgers with Colonel Nelson Y Dungan.
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Seocrt
G. Neal
Bouth Broad Aire
Hlry
Charles Smith
Kinderwater
Charles Boltwood
Robert N. Patterson
Weigade
William G. Jordan
T.S. Infantry
John Rodgers
Nelson Y. Dungan
Panies C
Shoot Clerk Fatally Wounded Then Shooter Kills Self
A Newark man Charles Loeffler entered A Wiener’s Net store in Brooklyn and shot clerk Norman Bush after receiving bad change. He then killed himself with a single gunshot to the head, leaving a note about “getting even” for past wrongs. Friends recall he had talked of justice and revenge.
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New York
Charles Loeffler
Newark
A. Wiener
Broadway
Brooklyn
Loeffler
Norman Bush
First Street Cleaned Petition Draws Support From Officials
Amid claims of street conditions, Dr Dolan as health board representative pushes for action. Merchants on First Street say the pavement remains poor and advocate prompt repairs. Local officials and the First Street Association discuss remedies and responsibilities.
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Sitet
Thome
Dolan
King bin
Stet
Ierchanta
Geelare
Soren
First Street Association
Anniversary Sale: Sating Success Reported
Local brief notes an anniversary sale achieving solid responses as shoppers flooded stores. Dealers cite steady demand and positive turnout, with strong interest in discounted items and limited-time offers driving early purchases.
Brinkley Tornado Destroys Town Killing Dozens
A telegraph dispatch from Helena reports Brinkley Arkansas struck by a devastating tornado. Eighteen whites and twenty negras are dead with about forty seriously hurt as most buildings were wrecked and a million-dollar property loss is listed. Special relief trains and aid from nearby cities are under way as bodies are moved to Helena for burial.
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Helena
Ark
Brinkley
Wit Quarters
Porter Foote
T.N. Kinnell
Rock Inland Railroad
Richards
Wheatley
Rock Island
Cotton Belt Railroad
Arkinson Midland
Kopens
Cotton Belt
Bareyn
Journal
Little Rock
Peor
Wil
Memhia
Jonesboro
Jury acquits saloonkeeper amid excise trial
Gaetano Juliano, among early saloonkeepers seized in Mayor Maving’s excise crackdown, was found not guilty by a Gre Court jury after testimony about a January 10 raid. Defense argued double jeopardy and constitutional limits. State witnesses testified to beer drawn from Juliano’s saloon on Fourth Avenue and High Street.
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Gaetano Juliano
Mraving
Atwater i
Tin Toulay
Whigh
William R. Wilson
Juliano
Anton
Isalno
Per Knimn
Wilson
Hia
Michael Degahue
Sussay
Brogan and Healy
Gresloon
Anton Juliano
Alec
Michael Dormer
John White
Clark ‘Kenah
Kemah
Pengo
Aloe
Wireless man gal victim in semipai death
A garbled Hy Telegraph report states Charles Karris, 40, was found deceased in an unspecified room following a wireless telegraph incident. The text is heavily corrupted, but mentions a fatal event and a person named Charles Karris.
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Charles Karris
United Wireless Teleissie
City Charity Betterment Meeting Reforms Overseer Role
City officials including Mayor Mravlay Councilmen Fuhrman and Farrelly the Committee of Charities President Stein and Overseer William Ecker met at City Hall to revise the city charity system. They reviewed conditions and agreed reforms allow determining applicant worthiness, reducing reliance on applicant statements, with another meeting planned to implement a more effective charity framework.
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Mravlay
Fuhrman and
Farrelly
Charities
Stein
City Council
William Eckersos
Eptions
Ory
Elizabeth
Peeret
Dowtown Club Prominent Speakers Highlight Meeting
The Downtown Republican Club prepares for a large gathering featuring noted members and guests. Speakers include Ccity Near, Parrot, James C. Calvert, and Kirkland, with others slated to attend at the Central Wallneed area building in Columbus.
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Downtown Club
Dewetown Republican Club
Wey
Regmnos Nepubican ‘Club
Rym Corps
Apesbers
Coty
Parrot
Alieri Kirkland
Codaty
James C. Calvert
Writ Secures Against City Contract Case
Supreme Court Justice Berge n granted a rule to show cause why contractor J J Potts should not be restrained from proceeding on paving work in Erie and Geneva streets. O Neill & Viscount bids were lower but failed to meet brick sample and bid presentation rules. The case centers on bid compliance and whether lowest responsible bidder should win the contracts. Potts bid 16339 55 for Erie street and 15393 55 for Geneva street. ONeill & Viscount bid 1615 500 50 and 15831 89 respectively.
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City Council
Inet
Erie
Geneva Street
John R. Connolly
O'Connor
Marth
O'Neill
Cos Vepoust
O'Neill PN
Neill & Viscount
Charles Moore
Sears
Erie Street
Tern
O'Neill & Jecommt
Frm
Babed
Babed. J. Potts
Procaims
Wetterari
Patel
Dair
Atreet
War Waged by a Science on the White Plague
A Washington dispatch reports a study by censuses official Burgaw comparing death rates from tuberculosis across fifteen states the District of Columbia and seventy six cities. The piece notes a decline in mortality from 1842 to 1907 due to advances in medical science and public health efforts while calling attention to American Indian mortality and urban patterns.
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Censiin Burgaw
District of Columbia
Train Tragedy Near Roselle Park Kills Ohio Youth
Roselle Park Mar 9 Robert Harrington 11 son of John Harrington Columbus Fire Department chief engineer was killed when he fell between dumpers of an outbound coal train on the Lehigh Valley Railroad after midnight. Companion John Sullivan 17, also from Columbus, fled home with Harrington and rode the train seeking the uncle's home. Sullivan remained with the body overnight at Roselle Park station and faces questioning. The incident halted at Park View with the body sent to Cole's morgue.
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Roselle Park
Robert Harrington
John Harrington
Fire Department of
Columbus
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Harrington
John Sullivan
North Sixth
Rington
North Fourth Street
Wilkes-Barre
Arly
Sullivan
avile'Park
Harringt Nater
Park View
Ccident
Lehigh Valley
Young Harrington
Rosille Park
Wlice
Dankel
Hartington
Sullivan Mye
Marshal Birmingham
Westcott
Cole
Platnfield
Cleveland
Goddard Held Without Bail In Newark Case
Eliott Goddard of 323 Rahway Avenue was arrested on suspicion of assaulting Reinbolt Hecklau, who lies in critical condition at Newark General Hospital after an attack at South Belmont Avenue and Peddie Street. He appeared in Criminal Court in Newark and was held without bail for tomorrow’s session. Detectives Quinn and others reported he is a long-time West Indies resident and an intimate friend of the Figgian family.
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Quinn
Newark
Frama Han
Rey
T West Indies
Helea
Uhion
Week's Gold Exports Nearing Five Million Dollars
New York March 9 Gold shipments to Europe and America rise this week with estimates between one and four million dollars. Nearly two million in gold is earmarked for the Lucania voyage. Argentina continues heavy reliance on New York sources for gold with large engagements for recent work. Small wheat exports and American securities sales by foreign holders affect exchange profitability and export readiness.
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Ray
Journal
New York
Europe
Argentina
Wall Street Quiet Trading With Mixed Movements
New York March trading opened subdued as price changes remained uneven. Industrial and transportation shares fluctuated with small gains and losses. Government bonds held steady while other bonds firm despite a generally uneven market tone.
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New York
Ube
Alwanising
Ans Point
Missouri Pacife
Wabaah Seprum
BR. T
Palais
New Police Bill Appears in Legislature Substituting Commission Plan
Assemblyman A W Schwarts introduces a substitute police commission bill aimed at replacing the previously framed plan. The measure proposes a bi partisan four member panel appointed by the mayor with a salary near $1 000, to assume council policing powers, make appointments, and oversee records while ensuring sections withstand legal challenges.
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A. W. Schwarts
Wight
Police Commission
Republican Committee of Sixty
Trémton
Camden
Power Department
Nubious
Orean
Commission
Comneil
Mangano Wins New Trial Ruling By Court of Errors
The Court of Errors and Appeals grants a new trial for Mangano in the murder case of Dominick Mangano. William R. Wilson arranges for the retrial after the high court reversal order. Mangano's defense rested on a writ of error with hearings set for November 30.
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William R. Wilson
Ife
Dominick Mangano
Dominic
Mangano
Q Court of Errora and
Appaals
Wilson
Ameers Row
Justicn Bergen
J. Wilson
Casa Wan
Court of Errors
Mai Mill
Corvail
Peterstown
Visi
Mangane
Novello
Nuthey
Pierce defends tax law amid reform clash in Assembly
Star correspondent reports Assemblyman Pierce of Union argues against repeal and urges reassessment of road property to fix tax fairness. The Martin bill fails 34 to 22 as debate centers on municipal spending versus railroad valuations and property tax reform. Senator Ackerman hears a Plummer repeal bill petition from multiple civic groups including Women’s Christian Temperance Union and Elizabeth churches.
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Star
Trenton
Martin
Pat
Wu:llary
Wi Pierce
Union
Pierce
Raion Mente
Martin vi
Hinuvelt
Ackerman
Lions
Young Women's Christian Te F
Summit
Women's Operatice Union
East Beptiat Church
Elizabeth
Women's Christian Temperance
Fulton— Ft
Iizabeth
Rabwa
Women's
Moore to Take Charge at the Reformatory
An unofficial notice states Rev. Frank C. Moore of Plena nington Seminary will take charge as superintendent of the Reformatory to succeed Joseph H. Martin, with official action planned for next Monday. The article notes discussions on tax ordinance funding, commission appointments, and a referendum voting provision affecting the measure.
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Frank C. Moore
Plenanington
Joseph H. Martin
Moore
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