Limero’s Body Found After Bay Drowning Near Staten Island
Loura Limero, a 41 year old dockhand missing since February 22, was recovered from Staten Island Sound by his brother who rowed out at 4 30 pm. The body was taken to the home of Limero’s brother in Bayonne. Authorities say he fell overboard from the lighter Howard and drowned with no signs of foul play. He leaves a brother and a sister in Bayonne and this city respectively.
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Loura Limero
Jersey Street
Staten Island
John D. B. Timero
Chancellor Dock
Mitchell
Ndn
Limero
Howard
New York
Raat Jermey
Bearden
J. Brown
Bayonne
Senator Cross Nominated for Judge Seat
Washington D C March 13 The President sent to the Senate nominations including Joseph Cross of New Dovery for the United States District of New Jersey and Lieutenant Colonel Littleton W Moller to be colonel in the Marine Corps.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Joseph Cross
New Doveey
United States Wistruptice
District of
New Jersey
Olonel Littleton W. Moller
Marine Korps
New Coal Company Incorporated in Wy Ue Enterprise District
Certificate of incorporation filed with county clerk for Wy Ue Enterprise Coal and Supply Company. Principal office at 140 Third Street, Elizabeth. Directors John J. Devine William J. McCloud and Mary Metoyerm of Elizabeth. Authorized capital 50 000 dollars, 100 shares at 110 dollars each. Plant to be old Paul Norton Company yard at Broadway and Third streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Einterprize Coal and Supply Company
Third’ Street
Paul 1 Norton Company
Broadway
Third Streets
Brown Slashes Brother After Bed Conflict in Plainfield
In Plainfield on March 13 William Brown colored, angry at his brother Kivant for pushing Moffet into bed, attacked with a razor. Police rushed to the home, William slashed head to foot, near death at Muhlenberg Hospital. Frank and others had injuries. Edward is jailed.
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William Brown
Plainfield
Kivant
William
Muhlenberg
Frank
Edward
Prize Trip to Washington for Selling National Magazine
W Hastiegn of 318 Jefferson Ave won a prize trip to Washington for the largest sales of the National Magazine. The trip included witnessing the Roosevelt inauguration, a Mount Vernon visit, and meetings with the President. Hastings, accompanied by two companions financed by the editor Mitchell F. Nonny, enjoyed the journey and other sites of interest.
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W. Hastiegn
Jefferson Ave
Washington
Roosevelt
Ational Magazine
Mitchett F Nonny Hastings
Mount Verpem
Professor Suqhrue in Toentone Danetens Case
Fragmentary notes refer to Professor Suqhrue in Toentone and danetens at 18 Avenue Metd Sermet. Text also mentions La ESAS and a man. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the item appears as a brief local notice or column fragment.
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Suqhrue, Toentone’ Danetens
Metd
Sermet
Captain O'Leary Raids Poker Game
Police Captain O Leary led a raid on a poker game behind Morris Coplin's shot cobbling shop at 218 Fourth Street. In the rear room officers arrested Coplin and several players while Mrs Coplin and three children slept nearby. Coplin paid a $4.85 fine and others $1.85 each, with two players freed as witnesses.
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O'Leary
Morris Coplin
Fourth Street
O'Doughl N
Officera O'Brien
Nolan
Bedell
Dwyer
Downey Plans to Buy Shipyard for Cooperative Operation
Downey, former co owner of the Shooter's Island shipyard, plans to bid at auction to liquidate debts. He aims to buy the plant on terms favorable for operation with employees sharing profits, possibly using a cooperative model. The Amalgamated Society of Engineers endorses his plan and vows support.
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Wallace Downey
Shooter's Island
William Gardiner
Amalgamated Society of Engineers
United States
Canada
Downey
Sween
John X. Barnes
London
New York
Four panhandlers sentenced to thirty days in jail
Four men described as bored through daily life panhandled for weeks near Rahway avenue and Cherry street. William McCarthy James Wilton James Devine and Michael Blackman were arrested and judged by Judge Mabon who ordered thirty days in jail and a small fine. The crowd offered little sympathy as they sent the quartet toward soup and bread.
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Elizabeth
Jun Vany
Rahway Avenue
Cherry Street
Chief Tenney
William McCarthy
James Wilton
James Devine
Tudge Mahon
Michael Blackman
Mabon
Gage
Qwan
Two Presidents Rule Elizabeth Democratic Club After McAdams Resigns
The Elizabeth Democratic Club faced an unusual stalemate as both Schlotterer and Hague were elected presidents in separate meetings held within the same hour to fill the vacancy left by Robert H. McAdams. Reports describe tense procedures, ballots, and conflicting factions over who correctly led the calls and votes as committees were formed and future actions debated.
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McAdams
Robert H. McAdams
Hague
Blo'dock
Nat
Yubeeliaan Sehion
George H. Teres van Poniates
Reid
SS Se
Cordova in Court Trial Over Desertion Charge
In New Brunswick on March 13 the Cordova abandonment indictment was heard before Judge Woodbridge Strong. The clerk filled the courtroom as Cordova and his lawyers faced motions to postpone and quash. Mrs Cordova testified to marital separation and money sent, with cipher letters to Mina Bowne identified as Cordova handwriting.
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New Brunswick
J. F. Cordova
Berdine
Woodbridge Strong
Bherry Carman
Cordova
H. B. Cook
A. P. Clark
Cook
Harry Dudley
Brooklyn
Cordove
Strong
Raelfet
Gsi
Book of Discipline
The
Methodist Church
Mina Bowne
Geyser Breaks On Trumbull Street Water Main
A water main burst yesterday morning at second and Trumbull streets forming a ten foot high spray. The incident at 9 30 disrupted traffic as a trolley car passed, tearing a six foot diameter hole before repairs halted further flow. The hole remains under the car tracks blocking trolley service.
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Second
Trumbull
Firat
Streag
Winton Autos Enter Elizabeth City Scene
Robert M Kellogg and WYP Prince of thin city receive one of the Winton automobiles through the Elizabeth Automobile Co with six more on the way. Light four seat four cylinder cars mark a leap from prior two cylinder types. Aluminum painted finish and top speed about thirty miles per hour. Typical run of twenty miles before needed more gas line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winton
Elizabethans
Robert M. Kellogg
WYP
Prince of
Thin City
Elizabeth Automobile Co
Look Ahead at Elisabeth College Wrest Elims
Readable fragments indicate a course or event at Elisabeth Commercial College with wrestling eliminations. Names, dates, or locations are unclear due to garbled text. The item appears to be a notice or brief about an upcoming look ahead or event related to wrestling eliminations.
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Elisabeth Commercial
Italian Woman Awaits Pardon In Death Penalty Case
Hackensack March 13 A New Jersey hangman case gives Italian immigrant Anna Valentina renewed life hope as the board of pardons may revoke the death sentence to life imprisonment. Governor Stokes favors mercy saying he does not want a woman hanged in the state. Valentina killed Rosina Salza after she robbed another woman of the man she loved, stabbing Salza eighteen times.
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Kate Edwards
Pennsylvania
Mary Rogers
Vermont
New Jersey
Anna Valentina
Rosina Salza
Car Sours Wagon. Horse Falls From Embankment
M F Neeland a milkmanning at Union reports a high speed automobile nearly struck his wagon on Morris avenue near the city line yesterday. The vehicle frightened the horse, which shied and toppled over the embankment. Neeland cannot read the auto number, but will try to identify the machine if seen again.
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M. F. Neeland
Union
Neeland
William HH. Neeland
Morris Avenue
Nin
Haw Tai Bhd
Alec
Priel Oof
Bridge Worker Killed by Express on Newark Bay Bridge
Riley Boyd about 50 worked for Pennsylvania Bridge Co and was struck and killed by a Royal Blue flyer while on the Central Railroad bridge over Newark Bay The body was knocked into the water and recovered by fellow workers He had begun work on the bridge that morning and lived in Phoenixville Pennsylvania.
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Riley Boyd
Central Railroad
Newark Bay
Pennsylvania Bridge Company
Phoenixville
Obituary notices from a Newark area paper fragment
Obituary notes for Anna Catherine Titus widow of Peter Titus dies at 71 at daughter’s home 102 William Street with funeral at Hempstead L I. Adelaide Donnelly dies at 378 South Twelfth Street Newark interment at Fairmount Cemetery John Berg a Russia native dies after hospital stay former Russian soldier leaves wife in Russia body to morgue Charles Gibson aged 7 years 10 months son of Edmund and Aline Gibson dies at Grove Street home stray notices follow regarding local advertisements and business card fragments.
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Anna
Titus
Anna Catherine Titus
Peter Titus
Anna M. Foote
William Treet
Hempeted
Dhe Breenfield Cemeters
Pan
Arr
Jong Laland City
Adelaide Donnelly
Alexander Donnelly
John Berg
Russia
Elizabeth General Hospital
Slo
Charles B. Gibaon
Charles
Gibaon
Edmwund
Aline Gibson
T Hin Perents
Grove Street
Frank Otis Dies From Injuries After Wagon Accident
Frank Otis aged 47 died at Elizabeth General Hospital from injuries suffered March 3 when a heavy wagon ran over him at North Broad Street and Waverly Place. He had a fractured rib and leg. the driver fled after the incident. A caller to the hospital claimed a van struck him with a girl witnessing the event. Otis, a Fall River resident, had a sister there. The body was sent to the morgue.
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Frank Otis
Elizabeth General Moapital
Otis
North Broadtreet
Waverly Place
Unil
North Broad Ar Rest
Palmersby
Fall River
Mass
Rush For Old Places On The Subway And L Route
New York March 13 There was no set up today in the rush of Interborough strikers to regain their jobs. Two thousand to three thousand may return. many returning are tearful, claiming they were anti strike but outvoted. Subway and L trains ran at slow speeds with old motormen displaced by new crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Hoffman, Jr
Schlotterer
Edward E. Miannay
John J. Farmer
Miannay
Oliver Conlon
Hague
Journalman
Hay
Amd
Glenn Wes
Dogen
New York
Interborough
Ll” Road
Park Row
Lovgleede
Old criminal Ellis recognized. Brown linked to past offenses
Detective Murphy identifies William Ellie as an inmate serving twenty days. William Brown, arrested August 16 1903 for stealing silk from a freight car, later sentenced to a year in State prison but released by Pardons Board. He allegedly reoffended, found drunk with a revolver in Mainfield, and denies prior Newark prison terms.
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Murphy
William Ellie
William Brown
Central Railroad
Vail
Brown
Board of Pardons
Newark
Iin Jirole
Maimfield
Pingry Indoor Games Postponed to May or M
Pingry indoor games planned for Wednesday are postponed until May or later. Some players may enter New York Athletic Club relay trials tonight, affecting Wednesday plans. Officials believe the event would clash with the inter Academic games set for next Saturday and feel starting now is impractical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pingry
Minlion
New York Athletic Club
Sehalbova
Confederate thanked for return of maps in proclamation
In New Orleans on March 13 the Confederate commander in chief Lee issued a proclamation thanking Congress and President Roosevelt for the return of Confederate maps and asserting there is no danger to the South or North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Lee
Confederate Union
Congress
Roosevelt
Japanese Drive Russians Back Toward Tieling in Major Advance
Tokyo dispatches report relentless pursuit as Japanese forces clear 25 miles north of Mukden, seize supplies, and push Kuropatkin’s troops toward Tieling. One Russian regiment loses colors, and total Russian losses reach high figures as Japanese field HQ confirms enemy retreat in multiple sectors.
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Tokio
Mukion
Tieling
Marquis Oyama
Kuropatkin
Wen
Vilna
Mukden
Kaolitun
Chinkuoketau Weet
102D
Wall Street Speculation Sends Mixed Market Signals
In New York the market shows heavy profit-taking on long stocks with little overall price change. Texas Pacific remains strong while Southern Railway and Reading hold early advances. Investor demand for government bonds and bond prices movements are noted amid fluctuating arbitrage activity and overseas selling.
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New York
Looton Sant
St. P
Penna
Texas Pac
London
Perrent Chen
Ohio
Reading Howe
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Bay
Staten Island Sound
Senator Cross
NEW Coal Company
Will Quoupy
Old Yard of
Norton Company
Captain O'Leary
Shipyard
Shooter Island
Hammer
Panhandlers
SewEoes St
SS As
Democratic Club
T. Hague
H. Schlotterer
Sumit
Sleak
Counclann
Otto Henriques
K. C. Miannay
John J. Parsar
Frosient
Doone T. Mare
Miss Bowra
Daniel P. Snedeker
Trumbull Street
Court OF Pardons
Stokes
Express
Mars
Avaly
Ewald
Serdey
North Broad Street
Ellis
Trenton
Kuropstkin
Oyama
Glasgow
Scotland
St. Petersburg
Herald
Tosnev
Minkden
Wall Street
Yoote & Company
Amer
Missouri
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