Emerald Isle Patriots Festive Day Observed in Elizabeth
Festive St Patrick observances fill Elizabeth with Emerald Isle colors and speeches by state figures. Governor Fort attends Friendly Sons banquet at YM A Hall Rahway Avenue, with prominent guests from business and professions. Celestial halts include toasts on America and Irish heritage, plus St Patrick’s Day services and society gatherings across the city.
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St. Patrick
Elizabeth
Emerald Isle
Trelamd
Patrick
Governor Fort
YM A
Rahway Avenue
Sew Jersey
Moody Corporation Plant Notice Prompts Purchase Details
Fragmented OCR shows Moody Corporation mechanical plant references, an East Jersey street avenue address, and mentions of a purchase or sale process. The text appears garbled with stray phrases about titles and races, not a clear event or outcome. Further readable details are limited.
Black Hand Warning to American Sleuths
Rome dispatch reports a Black Hand threat against American investigators in Palermo. Police in Palermo have detained twelve suspects as threats spread from Trieste to Naples, warning that any agent sent from America to carry out Gambino style work will face fatal consequences.
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Rome
Lentenant Petrotino
Bette- Hive
Palermo
America
New York
Police Department
Traly Tovay
Wild Train Crashes into Montreal Station
A Boston and Maine train crashed into the Montreal station waiting room killing an eight year old Italian girl and an interpreter. Eight others, including a engineer and fireman, were severely injured and many more suffered injuries. The brakeman tried to set brakes as the train surged forward at high speed, and the wreck tore through the couplings and walls.
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Montreal
Boston
Maine
Iy Rt
Thieves Recover Heirlooms From Principal's Home
Special to the Journal Roselle March 17 Sneak thieves entered Supervising Principal Albert S. Davie’s residence on Third Avenue Tuesday evening about seven o’clock in the absence of Mr and Mrs Davis. A chiffonier yielded $126 in valuables while hundreds of dollars in silver remained untouched. Entry was gained through a rear second floor window. Davis offers a reward for the return of the article, valued highly as wedding mementos and heirlooms.
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Roselle
Sneakthieves
Albert_S. Davie
Third Avenue
Ain
Davies
Davis
Spring Millinery at Levy's and Wall Street Store
Levy's and Wall Street Store announce a spring millinery display all week with a full line of festive hats and headwear. For further particulars, see the States Night's Journal.
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Levy's
Aeeay Vy
Bone Wall Strew
Omag
Festiowabia
Jourmal
Wall Street Drift Post Tight Trading Amid Tariff Talk
Irregular opening on the New York market shows mixed moves as traders weigh tariff signals. Early session saw uneven price shifts in marquee stocks with a midday dip partly erased by a late recovery. analysts note fragile sentiment ahead of policy cues.
Five Maimed In Crash Between Auto And Car
A Brooklyn collision between a large auto and a trolley on the Putnam avenue Haleey street line injured six. Miss Mildred Hunter daughter of Colonel Albert P. Hunter and Mrs Ray Phillips were badly hurt and taken to Hotel Empire. Colonel Hunter John B. Gluck and another woman were only slightly hurt. The auto was testing a new car. the party had attended a masked ball at Coney Island. Blame for the accident had not been fixed.
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New York
Putnam Avenue
Haleey Street
Brooklyn
Mildred Hunter
Albert P. Hunter
New Mexico
Ray Phillips
Hunter
John B. Gluck
Republican National League
Colonel Hunter
Coney
Robert
Bedford Avenue
Misa Hunter
Miss Phillips
MacDonald Poggs
Ness
Gluck
Lintel
Miss Hunter
Wheatsheaf Hotel proprietor jailed for six months
Hernan W. Sauer owner of the Wheatsheaf Hotel Rahway Avenue Roselle was ordered by Judge Atwater to serve six months in county jail and pay a 280 fine for illegal liquor selling after a jury trial. A writ of error was never pursued and Sauer was arrested after sheriff orders were issued. Kaffee details note Sauer’s arrest followed two house visits by officers Eckhardt and Lewis with patrolman. He was a well known saloon keeper tied to a public case with multiple witnesses at the hotel late at night.
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Wheatsheaf
Rahway Avenue
Roselle
Wan
Tudge Atwater
Ewart
Nugent
Pao
Sauer
Swift
Bauer
Dey
Kekhani
Thit Bauer
Vic Dor
Eckhardt
Lewis
Valentine Balling
Police Still Hunt Priest Slayer in Newark Case
Detectives in Paterson pursue the murderer or murderers of Father Anebone of Bt. Stanislaus Church Newark. Clergy changes noted with Father Masnicki named rector. no new clues reported. ST. PATRICKS CELEBRATION mentioned. local notices and names appear amid sparse details.
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Paterson
Father Anebone
Bt. Stanislaus Church
Newark
Vedeoaph Masalesi
Sindel Poy
Fire Board Backs Buying Auto Fire Engine
Unanimous vote at the Board of Fire Commissioners supports purchasing an auto fire engine. The matter goes to the City Council Finance Committee, with expectations of an appropriation at the next council meeting. The engine is praised for speed and potential to repay the cost, following tests in multiple cities.
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Couneil
Abvery
Aku
Walt Nob Ody
Liv Engin
Philadelphi
Baltimore
Washington
Elizabeth
Trenton
Board of Fire Commissioners
Connell
James V. Leith
Crann Street
Felong
Singer
Fepaira
M. Byrnes Building Company
B.A. Zucker
Thomas J. Ryan
Tallue Mater
A Te
Diamonds Stolen From Teelae Blugges St Site
Police search for diamonds and gold rings missing from Teelae Blugges St in St George ten Island on the night of February 26. A $50 reward is offered for recovery with confidentiality and no questions asked. Information leading to recovery is requested through Broad Street shorthand and local contacts.
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Teelae Bluggesst
St George
Ten Island
Mother of Seven Jailed for Ninety Days
Mary Savite, mother of seven children, one under a year, was committed to county jail by Judge Atwater for three months after pleading guilty to stealing a ring from William’s residence. The ring was later recovered, sold for $1, and police reports cited habitual drunkenness as a factor in the crime. Prosecutor Swift described her as a frequent drinker and related details were presented in court.
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Mary Savite
Dudge Atwater
Mira
Savita
William
Promcutor
Swift
Mary
Show Houses Will Be Safer
The Board of Fire Commissioners directed Proctor and Lyceum managers to alter lobbies with barriers to curb crowding and to install vents from the galleries to the roof to carry off fumes after motion picture device accidents. The changes, urged by insurers, aim to prevent tragedy in crowded theatres. Chief Gereting and others plan further meeting Friday afternoon.
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Board of Fire Commissonéra
George J. 8. Murphy
Proctor and Lyceum
Tosta
Mattare
Mt Inet
Gereting
Negro confesses in murder of Chicago artist Walley F B Shultz
Washington March 17. The murder of Chicago artist Walley F B Shultz, found last Sunday in a field near Alexandria Virginia with his ear removed, is tied to four Black suspects. Smith, under interrogation, confessed involvement with Barbee and the other two, and all four are now in custody awaiting charges.
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Journal
Washington
Walley FB
Shultz
Chicago
Artlst
Alexandria
Kington
Smith
Barbee
Telegraphers Strike Grips Paris Telecommunication
Paris faces near shutdown of telegraph services as strike spreads among post office workers. Central offices, including the Louvre station, are under guard while many facilities close or refuse to work. London-New York link remains the sole external channel.
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Varin
Paris
P Postoffice
Telgraph
Ty Louvre
London
New York
Otter
Laggren Wins Two Events At Y M C A Meet
Laggren captures two events at a YMCA meet. He wins the 100 yard dash with a time of 13.15 seconds and takes the standing broad jump with 8 feet 10 inches handicap marked 14 inches. Nagellen placed second in the long jump. Officials included starter Robert L. Eaton and judges Laggren and A. Humphrey.
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Laggyen
Wing
Laggren
Agren
Robert L. Eaton
Utiers
Keddex
Keenan
James Williams
Robert Laggren
A. Humphrey
Sale of Liquor to Minors Charged in Court
A saloonkeeper from Schifter named CB Gernandt faced charges in the Court of Quarter Sessions for selling liquor to minors. The proceedings occurred shortly before the current term, with representation by Scampel ledouer and observation of the case by witnesses and photographs.
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Gernandt
Schifter Atreed
Myquor
Wee
Court of Quarter Sessions
Con Res
New Tariff Bill Aims At 300 Million Revenue Increase
Workington March 17 Congres s received the Payne tariff bill after five months of committee work and a year of effort. It features a large republic of 100000 words and 8,000 pages of testimony. Revenue under the proposed duties is about 300 million, up from the Dingley law by around 10 million. An inheritance tax, modeled on New York state law, applies with rates from one to five percent on various ranges. The bill also permits the issue of 200 million treasury certificates for one year and retains no beer tax change. Lumber, coal, and steel duties shift, with free agricultural articles and some free forest products. The bill’s general aim is higher revenue with adjusted duties across sectors.
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Workington
Handa
Payne
New York
Wasa and Mean Committee
Comitine
Taft
Treasury
Finance Committee Finds New Problems
The Finance Committee plans a meeting early next week to consider items referred at Monday night’s governing body session. A 41000 appropriation for six patrol dogs is under review, with mixed opinions on the wisdom of spending for an experimental scheme. A 13200 park improvement appropriation will also be considered, with general support for park work and possible approval if funds allow. Other issues include school funds and bond terms tied to improvements, promising a busy session.
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Cape Poe
Sughrie’s Hall
Jefferson Avenue
Baysile Pleasue Club
Tars Mall
Father Nekbhond
Vegger
St. Patrick's Church
Om Porter
I City Comment Committee On Finance
Finance Committee
Mn Fe Mance
Disastrous 1908 Year For The Steel Trust
New York March 17 The year 1908 proves most disastrous for the United Steel Company as shown in advance annual report sheets. Gross receipts fell to 442 107 840 from 757 04 703 a drop in operating expenses to 284 1 TNO IS 4 and net balance to 97 ooh from 192 847 901. The report notes a decline in inventories and high mortgage and debenture values, with substantial erosion of equity.
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Fanensil
New York
Inet Sear
Businen
Gros
Scompany
Guilty Wear Fates In Special Sessions
In the Court of Special Sessions Judge Atwater, on motion by Prosecutor Swit, sentenced several offenders. John Spokus, recently convicted of breaking and entering a saloon at Front and Pitt streets, to six years in county jail. another Spokus associate received a similar charge. John Wi of Plainfield, convicted on a charge of obtaining funds, sent to jail for three years. Pasquale Fuat of Seateh Plats, indicted for assault on a railroad officer, jailed for two months. Detective Doody shot. the assailant claimed the bullet. case adjourned. Marry Albright and Emil Yeager arraigned for breaking a mail box car. Yeager convicted. case continued for other facts.
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Swit
Atwater
Santenge
John Spokus
John Wi
Plainfield
Pasquale Fuat
Eallog & Buthel
Odal
Central Railroad
Jell
Railroad
Marry Albright
Emil Yeager
Cary
Alla Hldridge
Yeager
Star Bane
Carmack Case to Jury Rests on Murders and Motive
Telegraph dispatch from Nashville reports a tumultuous Carmack murder trial unfolding with a packed courtroom and growing public interest. The case centers on Colonel Duncan B Cooper and ex-Sheriff John De charged with killing Edward W Carmack amid escalating incidents and intense testimony.
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Jourmalis
Nashville
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