Elizabethan did not kill Bayonne man in shooting case
A confused report from Elizabeth cites Chief Toehur Pe Giray alleging a Bayonne crime, naming George Van Wickle as innocent of Freer’s death. The statement insists a Bayonne gang harms officers and upholds Van Wickle’s innocence while detailing the incident near Avenue B and the railroad tracks.
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Bayonne
Chief Gray
C. R. R. Pofice
van. Wickie
Toehur Pe Giray
Pollen
Farol Wooleomal
New Jersey
Han
Muriel
Cannes
Ton Will
Joh Freer
Bayoye
George Vin
Freer
Viel Trayalad
Bayenne
George
I. R
N. J
Waldhown
Bernard
Ohn Freer
Wah Mill
Avenue B
Basbag
Smith
Provy
Effort to Avert Major Strike Amid Railroad Talks
March 10 report from Telegraph Journal notes the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, with about forty members, seeks a settlement with Westing railroads. Intercity officials Knapp and Neill push for arbitration while Carter of the Firemen’s union supports intervention. Negotiations aim to bridge wage and work condition gaps, with optimism in progress though a long path remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston Amt
Southern
Arasa
Shiva Knapp
Interatate
Hate Neill
Knapp
Neill
Carter
Te Neill
Agi
Neil
Council Acts to Raise Pay for Firemen
City Council unanimously ratified committee recommendations for higher fire department salaries. The Finance Committee endorsed a modest increase aligned to a new schedule, praising firefighters for presenting their case to city officials rather than lobbying at Trenton. The measure awaits ordinance approval and payroll adjustments.
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Volien
Kinane
France
Rvigg ii
Purl
Trenton
Police Department
Elizabeth
Patrolmen's Benevolent Association
Finance Committee
Fire Department
Ike
Firaman
Mraving
Gouds Must Pay Annuity in Insolvent Case
Paris report says the Civil Bill now orders the duchess of Tallierand and Count Boni de Castellane to pay a 5000 dollar annuity plus 5000 overdue since their 1906 divorce. Trustees, formerly Jane Gould and George Gould, are bound as the annuity’s payors, following insolvency findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Apain
Duchess of Tallerrand
Count Boni de Castellane
Euit
Marquine de Pante Jane
Devia
Anns Gould
George Ould
Wakelee Pierce utility bill push in New Jersey
Trenton March 16 Wakelee Pierce introduced a utilities bill in the Senate and House leaders plan quick action with second readings and potential amendments. Democrats aim to strengthen the measure granting rate power and enforcement, plus a stock ban for commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Wakelee Pierce
Honea
Assembly
Recewa
Hinehean
Arasange
Wakalee
Sendlo
Senate
Housee
Martin-Sullivan
House
Gebhardt
Public Utilities Commission
Commission
Comrminston
Radcliffe
Lovelock
Prince
State Department
New Jersey
State Board of Education
Doctor Sinkler Dies After Angina Attack
March 16 Dr. Wharton Sinkler nerve specialist and trustee of Bennayt Typing passes away early today from angina attack.
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Sinkler
Wharton Sinkler
Gaierralty O
Bennayt
Levy's Millinery Opens with New York Styles
Levy's department store announces opening at Trecy, offering a wide rose hue millinery range from the Nickebocker Hats of Brooklyn. The display features hair goods including ten heavy weight human hair switches at 4.50, hair pads, and other essentials, with prices and a moving display promising value.
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Anya
Levy's
New York
Thex
Nickerbocker Hata
Brooklyn
Atraw
Cornerstone Laying for North Broad Postoffice
Informal ceremonies marked the laying of the cornerstone for the new postoffice at North Broad street and Westfield avenue yesterday morning. Officials and about two dozen citizens attended as Willian Hagher set the first mortar, with Franklin McVeagh and James Knox Taylor named on the stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice
North Broad Street
Westfield Avenue
Vestimeter Charlock
James, White
Carriera Chars
Dunn
Money Oater
William Dy Burry
Aloul Twoscore
Willian Hagher
Peckworth Contracting
Ballinger Speaks at St Paul Convention
Secretary Ballinger outlined National resources policies before Minnesota State Conservation convention in St Paul. He defended federal roles in public domain in the face of critics, asserting limited government reach over mineral deposits and waters while noting private ownership and municipal jurisdiction factors.
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Minnesota
Hallinger
Dia
Washington
U.K
Taft
Ballinger
Blates
Building and Loan Officers Re elected at Annual Meeting
Columbia Building and Loan Association held its annual meeting at 116 Crowd Street. Officers and directors were reelected, including President Joseph J. Poggi and Treasurer K E Favka, with a slate of named directors led by James A. Faulks, George R Sayre, Thomas G. Budd, and Ernest D. Mulford among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Building and Loan Association
Crowd Street
Pressent
Fo. Hawsett
Joseph J. Poggi
KE. A. Favlka
Treeasurer
IA. Price
Noe Vieiter
Directopa
James AH. Faulks
George Ro Sayre
Thomay G. Budd
Joseph Donaldaos Seah F. Merriai
Kamel C.— Bishey
Arthur TB. Campbell
Charles Karis
T PE. Ring
Godfrey Poggi
Charles Grickemberger
Ernest D. Mulford
Nutttora
Bauer
Oscar R. Gralum
Ary
William ¥. Groves
Taft Starts Journey Across 2500 Miles With Stops
President Taft began an eight day journey covering 2,500 miles, with social and official stops planned. He left Washington this morning by rail, heading to Rochester Albany New York New Haven and Providence.
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Washington
Taft
Ahovelock
Rochester
Athitny
New York
New Haven
Providence
Roosevelt family visits Omdurman haul field and polo grounds
The Roosevelt party toured the city visiting notable places including Omdurman haul field and the polo grounds. A late return to the palace followed, with plans for the evening events.
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Colon
Iis
Omdurman
Polo Grounds
Wife charges stenographer in divorce suit
In Newark Court of Chancery, Sarah K Todd sues Hugh A Todd for absolute divorce with $31 weekly alimony and counsel fees. She accuses him of abandoning family after 1907, cites involvement with a stenographer, and claims he kept a good salary while supporting two sons and two daughters. Todd denies, saying he provides $25 weekly plus wagon and carriage costs and last summer paid rent.
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Howelkin
Uuit
Todd
J. K. Falwell
Wertfield Baptist Church
Boice-Runyon Company
Plainfeld
Young Marrne Wonvilh
Mra. Todd
Mra
Plainfield
Mutmaquan
Anidgs
Winfield
Ant
Aiin
Ale
Mainfield
Reed, & Codington
Plaintiel
Marmegian
Funeral of Daly and attendance at funeral rites
A fragmented obituary notice notes the funeral of Phil Daly, longtime local sportsman from Long Branch, N J, with a brief mention of family and travel to attend the service. The text also references Union Business College and a listing for courses and contact details.
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Ry Lelegriple
Tony Om Minroi
Mareh Uh Ui Daly
Phil. Daly
Oldeiv Sportaman
Long Branch
N.d
Armory funding fight stirs New Jersey assembly
The Assembly debates a 108000 earmark for a city armory as state leaders including Governor Fort Jenay and Senator Headley weigh relief for National Guard accommodations. The Military Board backs prioritizing the armory funds over Orange and Camden requests, while opposition concerns the power of a future works program and franchise limits.
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Te State Military Board
Elizabeth
Big City
Allance
Military Board
Schwartz
Orange
Camden
House
Cam- Arn
Trenton
Citien
Statewide strike looming as union leaders push move
Philadelphia March 16 labor leaders announce a potential state wide walkout after efforts to settle with Rapid Transit Company and striking trolley workers fail. President Greenwalt and Faber officials push for a general strike vote. transit workers report steady operation with many plants returning to work and some unions defying orders to strike.
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Journal
Philadelphia
Rapid Transit
Greenwalt
Tabor
F.C. Humphrey
New Castle
Merghers
Para
Wil New Nen
Kensington
Westminster Grace Choirs Present Olivet to Calvary Cantata
Westminster and Grace church choirs join to present the sacral cantata Olivet to Calvary at Grace Church tent Wednesday at 9 o clock. Directed by Prof Thomash Wilson the work is praised as one of the most impressive musical settings of The Passion and is highly popular with a large congregation expected.
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Westminster
Grace Churches
Grace Church
Thomash. Wilson
Harvard Professor Dead at Newport Residence
Morrie Wickey Sterend, a Harvard professor and long-time head of the Greek department at Marian University, died today at the home of Daniel W. Veasing in Newport. The death followed a recent illness. he was widely regarded as a scholar and educator.
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Journai
Newport
Morrie Wickey Sterend
Marian University
Daniel WL
Morgan
Mibrligy
Stark copies Bergen history in new book claim
A Boston man named Stark is accused by Rev Atkinson of lifting material from a December 16 1897 Westminster Chapel lecture by Frank Bergen without credit. The piece discusses Bergen’s anti July fourth rhetoric and notes Stark expanded the pamphlet into a large volume, continuing the history through quoted sources and contemporary letters.
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Chines Stark
Boston
Frank Bergen
Westminster Chapel
Trinity Church
Athihon
Stark
Bergen
Ae Mae
Prutt
Rena
Coal Fund
Belight
W. E. HM
Leckey
Julio Fiske
Prof
Yale
Taree HH. Stark
Widening Inbar Troubles Shake Wall Street Mood
New York March 16 reports show traders reacting to broader inflation and wage fears. Rumors about J P Morgan’s movements sparked activity and a brief downturn in steel and related shares, with heavy selling in Treasuries and copper. By midday buying resumed as traders reversed some losses and the market steadied into a cautious rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 1 Morgan
Deniela
Morgan
Deal
Delngcom Hood
Tariff Situation Report Breached Amid Unclear Negotiations
A garbled Pierre style report outlines a tariff dispute involving multiple factions and unnamed parties across a central government framework. Key figures and places are obscured, leaving the timeline and stakes unresolved while signaling ongoing talks and a fragile political climate.
Garden bargains and local markets listed in confusing ad
Fragmented OCR text outlines garden bargains and vendor names with references to quays, rhubarb, new packs, and minced hall. Details are obscured but indicate pricing, product lines, and dealer mentions across a local market page.
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Telegra
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Pesnistou
Marek
Baltimore
Spiritwore
Ohio
Ita
Dts
Goulds
FMANN
Hiller
Levy's Millinery
M. Barr
New Place
Pelee
Fiona Vo
Cornerstone
Franklin McVeagh
Secretary of the Treasury
James Knox Taylor
Chartock
ST. Paul
Roosevelts
Sae
Fia
Union Business College
Esens
Pieres
Schwarta
Thompson
Pear
Newark
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Frank
Wall Street
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Moland
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Neethern Nave
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