Shore patrols curb Staten Island pirates on sound
New York and Elizabeth officials plan joint patrols to stop coal theft by river pirates off Perth Amboy and along the sound. Three suspects arrested after a chase. two later released, one captured, with no evidence against them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idunches
Newark
Staten Inland Sound
Hlizabeth
New York
O'Leary
Perth Amboy
William Baunt
Bob Anderson
Jack Butcher
Sre
Bauru
Anderson
Uselow
Elizabeth
Atleyson
Bullin
Adervom
Rewn
Cox
Siw Virk
Vom
Howlon
Johor
Tnating
Community funds marked for Hiesterhtaw anniversary
A damaged police check for 25 dollars was received by Mayor Dod Ayko as chairman of the Joint Dormaitire. The funds, from Police Tenney and Hollen Mutant Aid Association treasurer, were intended to defray events at the Te W250 anniversary celebration but were damaged yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dod Ayko
Hiesterhtaw
Polies Tenney
Hollen
Atte
Peter Tins Ng
Goodliffe Wins Suit Over Contract Payment At Court
The Court of Quarter Sessions disposed yesterday of the case of dareph W Goodliffe against Alice Trimmer. The jury returned a verdict for Goodliffe for the full amount demanded, £68 25. The suit, reported in Saturday’s Journal, sought recovery for nambling work carried out under a contract with the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodliffe
Dareph W. Coedliffe
Sainst Alice DB
Trimmer
Ioaaile ‘Einugh
Gowdliffe
Ian
Satvediy
Comshiffe
Steinway Square Bio Eta Bargass In MT Morrow
Fragmentary OCR text references Steinway Square and MT Morrow with an address 111 Firat street. The readable lines mention world English and coal, a free burning coal item, and a barter style phrase. No clear event or persons beyond the Steinway Square reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinway Square
Eta Bargass
Morrow
111
Firat Sreet
Evidence Against Grade Crossings Reported to City Council
City Attorney James Connolly told the City Council on March 1 that collecting evidence against the Central Railroad of New Jersey is advisable before pursuing court relief. The Streets and Parks Committee urged the street commissioner to gather data on daily trains and traffic over downtown grade crossings, and the measure was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James (. Connolly
Central Railroad of New Jersey
City Council opposes police bill seeks hearing report
The City Council split along party lines against a Trenton bill to establish a city police commission. The resolution urged rejection, citing shift of appointment power and salaries for four members and a secretary. A copy will be sent to Governor Stokes and both houses requesting a hearing.
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House of Assembly
Trenton
Thi City
F.C. Stokes
Senate
Assembly
Merbera
Appa
Trolley and Wagon Collision Damages Two Wagons
A trolley struck two wagons owned by William Mc Culley at Grove street and Westfield avenue at 9:30 p.m. Both wagons were damaged and their hayseeds ripped. The drivers escaped injury, and the horses were unhitched and returned home after the collision near Aldene.
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William McCulley
Eastmiend Street
Jefferson Avenue
Grove Street
Westfield Avenue
William Post
Torlock
Aldene
Hoth
Enery
Public Service Firm Wins Case Over Property Damage
In District Court this morning Wil iam T French sued Public Service Corporation for R100 damages after a wagon delivering an alo Westfield agent on February 3 was struck by the company's car, leaving the wagon partially demolished. Judge Ateater granted a motion for non suit and the case was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French
Public Service
Public Service Corporation
Wilam
T. French
RT Agenline
Alo Westfield
Sohn A. Hernbald
Proklex Company
Ateater
Porte Orders Massacre of Prisoners Reported
Vienna reports an authentic source claims the Porte secretly ordered Macedonian commanders to kill Bulgarian insurgents rather than take them prisoner, hoping to end the insurrection without later amnesty. The dispatch notes the harsh stance amid Turkey’s broader crackdown and cautions on reliability of the source.
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PORTE
Vienna
Zeit Aaya
Privmera
Turkey
Old Streets Closure Battled by Objection from Finck
City Council adopted a joint report on closing Henry Street Somerville Railroad Avenue and Jaques Street to fall under a plan to publish notice of intent. William Finck objected citing land interests along Somerville Railroad Avenue Broadway. Court case Clark v Nis Dona estate questioned vacating ordinances and title clarity due to improper closure proofs.
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City Council
Streeta
Parka
All Henry Street
Somerville Railroad Avenue
Cattail Swamp
Jaques Street
Old Henry Street
Jaques Streut
East Grand Street
William Kinck
Finck
Broadway
F. Franklin Foot
Thomias A. Clark
Norria
Clark
Heiress Bessie Beach Linked to $10000 Legacy
Prosecutor English and Detective Murphy head to New York for the examination of John Cooper and Bessie Beach, a teenager said to be heiress to $10000 from a Morristown trust. Cooper, reputedly married to Beach’s employer, is held for extradition. Beach, once praised for kindness, had vanished from North Broad Street area.
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English
Murphy
Headquarters Star
John Cooper
Bessie Beach
de Kensington
Mrs. Beach
North Broad Street
Weatfield Avenue
Bessie
Sooma
Heneh
Beneh
Morristown Trust
Tessie
Cooper
United Stes Army
Union Avenue
Beasie Beach
Pepragnata
King Edward Reports Cold Invites Dismissal Of Levee
King Edward contracts a cold and will miss today’s levee prompting official adjustments. Levy’s Broad Street store advertises shoe values for tomorrow and Saturday with full details on page six. Brand new exclusive style and catering teaser noted by local shop.
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King Edward
London
Levy
Dr Shearer Talks to Mothers on Moral Instruction
Dr William J Shearer superintendent of public schools in Elizabeth and Union county New Jersey spoke at the Congress of Mothers session in Washington on teaching morals in schools. He argued that home and school must train right principles of character, noting morality shapes conduct and success. He urged systematic moral instruction for every child, in school and at home, and warned that without it education may fail to form the will to choose right.
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Washington
William J. Shearer
Elizabeth
Union County
N. J
Congress of Mothers
Cnse
Kelood
Coumee
Busy Legislative Session Sees Appointments and Bills
In Trenton on March 16 the legislature adjourned late after a busy day. The House passed a civil war veterans half pay retirement bill and appointed a four member commission to argue Delaware River fishing rights with Pennsylvania. The Senate confirmed several governor appointments to state boards and commissions. A joint resolution proposed three appointees to a commission to study the teachers retirement fund.
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Trenton
Hernion
Avia
House
Dalrymple
Rina
Ward J. Fox
Tite House
Avie
Menara
Gibbs
Hunt
Wildrick
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware River
Senate
Edward 9D. Jones
Mt. Holly
Pharney
Thomas P. Fay
Long Branch
Mire
Margaret H. Sickel
State Home For Girls
Louis H. Schenck
Somerset County
John H. Copstick
Charles W. Fuller
Hradley
Judiciary
Roosevelt May Speak in Gaelic at St Patrick’s Day Trip
President Roosevelt plans a St Patrick’s Day visit to New York by special train leaving Philadelphia’s station at 7 AM to attend the wedding of Eleanor Roosevelt, a quiet family ceremony. He will then attend a banquet and has reportedly been studying Gaelic for a possible surprise performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
St. Patrick's
New York
Pennsylvania Station
Alot
Metropolitia
Cine
Eleanor Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Wim
Dehnanien's
Wiis
St. Matrick's
Spain
Uane
Readable fragments hint at local education and industry notes
Fragmented OCR text mentions a rapid Seadwey to business course and Elzabeth Cooimerris Collage for Uitoad steel. Junee Pune Rise appears in garbled form, with scattered references to Milasbathe Nd and local events. Entities are unclear due to corruption, but indicate educational and industrial topics in a regional newspaper snippet.
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Sten” Hy Ag
Elzabeth Cooimerris
Uitoad Steel
Milasbathe
Leaders Charged With Bad Faith In New York Labor Turmoil
Washington reports show the American Federation of Labor executive committee hearing New York subway and elevated rail strike issues. President Gompers declined to reveal the committee’s intended action while reviewing charges of bad faith against strike leaders. Herman Robinson, NY organizer, appeared seeking a charter for the International Pavers' Union. Further testimony expected on morning agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York City
American Federation of Labor
Hernan Robinson
New York
Gompers
Executive Committee
Robinson
International Pavers’ Union
Powers of
Wind Engineers
Tive Mn
Chadwick Visits Wife In Cleveland Amid Sheriff Deputies
Chadwick returned a call to his wife last night at the Cheheiek main in charge of federal deputies. He went to the county and remained in private chats with a new friend, as reporters noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chadwick
Wade
Bargnes
Henwern
Former Senator Hawley In Critical Health Struggle
The former senator Hawley is critically ill and not expected to survive. He has suffered a months long decline due to age and general physical breakdown while in Washington.
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Hawley
Manel Uhre Kalaly
Toa Conmetticuk
Washington
Steret
Police Captain John Reardon Dead
New York report states Police Captain John Reardon died at his Williamsburg home this morning. He served on the force for nearly forty five years and was married to singer Nella Bergen, wife of De Wolf Hopper.
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John Reardon
New York
Don Reardon
Nella Bergen
Wift
de Wolf Hopper
Williamsburg
Seon
Lee embraces Fae and ganseaene a SHOW for mec
Fragmentary notes describe a show at Greua's TE Beeoel pen with Lee and Fae. Details are unclear but suggest a performance or display featuring named participants in a local venue.
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Lee
Mec
Greua
TE Beeoel
Young defender of sister dead at Chester county hospital
Dominic De Laced, a boy of about 16, died at 6 this morning in Chester county hospital after being beaten while defending his sister Marie De Laven from a man named Naimuil Mal who allegedly attacked her in Howellville. Chief Jeffries said there were holes in his story and the suspect remains in custody.
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Wast Theater
Pay
Dominic de Laced
Marie de Laven
Howellville
Chester County
Chester County Hospital
Iad
Ieila
Kiewrdo Karte
Hien Jeffrien
Senate Opens Short Session on Dominican Treaty Nominations
Washington March 16 The open session lasted seven minutes as Senator Teller pressed for copies of State Department instructions to Commander Dillingham and Minister Dawson on Dominican affairs The debate paused to allow President to consider several nominations to be read before adjournment Tomorrow will see further, perfunctory treaty discussion and the confirmation of sixteen civilian officers and others in various posts including ambassadors and legation staff.
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Washington
Roennate
Teller
Senate
Dillingham
Dawson
Foreign Relations Committee
Benator Cullum
Triler
Cullum
Colorado
Wetton
Toner Row
Santa Domingo
St. Petersburg
Paul Granta Vinteville
Rhode
Pshnuh
Switzerland
Lente Harvay Rives
Sew Ferey
Janey
Viena
Fle Juerinn Corp
Atic
Munday
Operators And Miners Confer In Altoona Pennsylvania
In Altoona Pennsylvania March 1 operators and miners convene discussing state organization and plans. The meeting features messages about labor unity and upcoming actions, with mentions of unions such as the Federation and local groups coordinating efforts.
Signor Fortis Fails to Form a Ministry in Italy
In a failed effort to form a government, Signor Fortis is unable to assemble a cabinet. King Victor Emmanuel was summoned to Signor Stodm and Signor Giolitti remains in his cabinet. A decree appoints Tit toni as president of the council and convokes parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signor Fortis
Victor Emmanuel
Sighor Stodm
Mmi
Signor Giolitti
Cabinnt
Tittoni
Eiuneil
Meyer Guggenheimer Copper Magnate Dies at 78
New York copper magnate Meyer Guggenheimer, head of the famous family, dies in St. Augustine Beach Florida from pleural pneumonia after a cold. he had gone to Palm Beach two weeks earlier to rest for two months. Arrival of the body expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marelli
Speyor Guggenheimer
Copper Magniete
Deal Stalin Beach
Fla
Guggenheimer
Pobn Beach
Marnay
Victorious Japanese in Tieling reported
Russia's hopes shattered as Tieling evacuated, Japanese advance prompts Kuropatkin retreat. Telegrams from St Petersburg and London note mobilization and renewed victories for Japan in Manchuria, with heavy Russian losses and disarray among troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Tieling
Tik’ Tin
Europath
Vieling
Karapatkin
Trna
Tr Naw
Kuropotkin
Harbin
Marconi Married to Miss O'Brien in England
Hendon March 11. The marriage of Willan Marconi and Miss O'Brien occurred today at Sty Geengen, in Hinever Sypiote, before a great crowd. The bride’s dowry was valued at TM000. After a brief home stay, Signor Marconi and his bride plan to sail for New York on March 25.
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Hendon
Willan
Marconi
Inebir Qquin
Sty Geengen
Hinever Sypiote
Kishin
Signor Marconi
Brite Wall
New York
Professor Sughrue Teaches Amid Damaged Telephony Notes
A fragmentary item lists Professor Sughrue, a teacher, with partial address and unclear context. The readable text mentions daming and a MINOX reference, suggesting archival notes or a local school record with scattered details.
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Pirates
N.Y
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Ryan
SSS
Car
Fise
Gm To & Biren
Somerville R. R. Avenue
William C. Finch
Shoe News
Mattie Brugger
DR. Shearer
Commission TO
Teachers’ Fund
Stokes
Pune
American Federation
Or, Chadwick
Pike
Willysman
Elizabeth Avenue
Ber & Co
Altoona
Jon
Lewin
Eyleaune
Sesainant Williwinsport
Saigeontings
Meyer Guggenheimer
Copper
Europatkin
Russia
Mikado
Voxio
Nominanze
Manchuria
Engeror
Mirkden
Tayabhe
Martel
Baron Aayasht
Hay
Micrel
St Peterburg
Witrseiy
Nicholas Niehalaige
Miss O'Brien
Sughrue
Daming
North
Telaphone
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