Gun Fight During Night Chase on Westfield Avenue
Last night at 10 38 officers chased two men through Westfield avenue after gunfire from a house window. The fugitives fled across a yard toward the railroad tracks then disappeared on to Chilton Street as police closed in.
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Westfield Avenue
Central Railroad
Thompson
Westfld Avenue
Doheny
Prestie
J. Madison Dake, Jr
Yom
Mir. Brake
Mr. Drake
Chilton Street
Obituary notices for Frances Eleanor Wallace and others
Frances Eleanor Wallace widow of Inlia A Wallace died at her New York home after a short illness aged 58. Born in Albany she lived in New York and belonged to Grace Methodist Episcopal Church. Survived by husband two sons Johan A Wallace Jr and Ernest Wallace and daughter Mamie F Wallace, and a sister and two brothers. Funeral services to be held tomorrow with interment at Rosedale Linden Park. Also notes the death of John Gray aged 1 and other obituaries including Mrs Mary Laniake and Te Tekuna Pall. Burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery after services.
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Dobby Wallace
Frances Eleanor Wallace
Inlia A. Wallace
104Th
New York
Preutint
Albany
N. Y
Yenne
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
104Th Street
Walhem Wads
Methodint Episcopal Church
Kara ‘Mppel
Rosedale
Linden Park
Maryess
Mary Laniake
Well Street
Mita
Tineka
Church of St. Peter and St Paul
Price
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Love Strenuously Denied Then Possible Reconciliation
Rose Vallero of South Broad street and Peter Maasino of Eliza beth avenue faced a court story this morning. The barber Peter declared his love earnest and vows to marry, while Rose testified she had been willing to wed until learning troubling details. Judge Mahon advised restraint and the couple may seek reconciliation if certain issues are resolved.
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Rnver
Rose Vallero
South Broad Street
Peter Maasino
Elizabeth Avenue
Dodge Mahon
Rose
Eunny
Italy
Peter
Miss Rone
Nona
Tawyer Stein
Peters
Acton Pean
Ella Whyman's Disturbing Court Appearance
Judge Mahan orders trente day jail term for Ella Whyman a young woman described as half to half wit with distressed past after alleged abuse by a Westfield negro worker. Superintendent Eckerson of Outdoor Poor Department sought discharge to protect her from further harm and possible reform facility.
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Westfield
Eckerson
General Hospital
Cemetery Association Sues Former President Over Funds
The Peet Commer reports that the cemetery group hired Lawer John Stamler to file suit on Thursday against Julius Hagin, a former association president, alleging he misappropriated funds from hut sales. The case seeks $1200 claimed to be owed to the association and the treasurer Morrie Sternberg.
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Cemetery Association
Aetom
Hee
John .J. Stamler
Julius Hagin
Ausm
Asia
Hagin
Morrie Sternberg
Forty Hours Devotion Begins at St Patrick's
A forty hours devotion began yesterday morning at St Patrick's Church with a large attendance, continuing through today at 5, 7, and 8 o'clock services. McDeonald, a St Patrick's School graduate, will lead the concluding rites tomorrow.
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St. Patrick's Church
Hey
Tek A. McDeonald
St. Patrick's School
Biscirical caetracorteg api roretre tas Grad
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Physicians and Druggists Clash Over Counter Prescriptions
Tension grows as physicians and druggists debate counter prescribing. Bayonne reports warn of spotters and sanctions for nonprescribed medicines, while Elizabeth druggists weigh a counter move to require doctor signatures and block unprescribed remedies. A compromise seeks higher ethical standards with lodge discipline rules.
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Bayonne
Elizabeth
No Journal
Rom
Physicians’ Protective’ Association
Ruggista
Miss Hart Taken To State Prison
Mira Mary Ann Hart former matron of the Eyewolf Day Nursery was convicted of manslaughter in the death of Elsie May Ernest. She was taken to Trenton shortly after 11 o clock three mornings to serve a one year sentence to begin March 8. She appeared distressed and wept as she left. Good behavior reduced the time to about nine months remaining.
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Mira Mary Ann Hart
Eyewolf Day Nursery
Elsie May Ernest
Foundting
Trenton
Lin Anniversary Parade Invitation and Committee Named
An invitation to participate in the Lin Anniversary Parade was received at Court Street address. A arrangements committee has been appointed, honoring George Fallon Thomas Simons Allen Conray and Thomas Bradley. The committee will meet tomorrow night.
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C. Lin
Court Street
Cmtch
George Fallon
Thomas Simons
Iallen Conray
Thoman Bradley
Professor Sughrue Course Teaches Practical Business Skills
Fragmented text فارسی混合 indicates a professor named Sughrue offering practical commercial courses at a College on 14 Norte Malyeryee. Mentions increase income and commercial lessons. The readable parts reference a commercial college and the promise of business skills.
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Eliz Commercial College
Sughrue
Fecha Af, Dametve
Norte Malyeryee
Great Flood Threatens Pittsburg and Allegheny City
Flood warnings issued as ice jams released push the Allegheny River toward 28 to 30 feet. Mills close and workers idle while homes flood in Allegheny City and Pittsburgh. Bridges and rail lines face rising water and damaged piers as residents move to upper floors. At 10 AM Pittsburg shows 25.2 feet with rapid rise, while Freeport reports 4 1/2 feet and slower increases elsewhere.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny River
Allegheny City
Monongahela
Pointe Above
Sixth Street
Government Weather Bureau
Allegheny
Robinson Street
First Ward
Baltimore Sundroms
Pointe Ur
Freeport
Secretary Morton Heads West Indies Naval Visit
Secretary of the Navy Morton sails from Washington with Speaker Cannon Senator Hale Captain Swift and other officials for a West Indies tour. They will board the Dolphin at Charleston bound for Havana and Cuantanamo to inspect a site for a new American naval station before returning to join the President in Texas.
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Washington
D. C
Morton
Cannon
Hale
Senate Committee of Naval Affairs
William Swift
General Board of the Navy
Bare
Louisiana
Dolphin
Charleston
Agil
Havana
Cuantanamo
Texas
Three Large Vessels At Broadway Docks
Three vessels lie at Broadway docks, the Arrow with thirty eight crew unloading ballast, the Ferrin loading cement for the South, and the Ve went unloading timber for the wharf bow built by the Central R R of NS. The whipping season begins and railroad men expect ripping to exceed prior years.
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Broadway
Arrow
Central R. R
N.S
Mer
Rehearsals For Minstrel Show At Theatre On May Day
A rehearsal occurred yesterday in Court Street Lyon for a minstrel show to be staged on May 1 at The Theatre. Performers Vannen Iran James Ludwig and Joby will present salons with a chorus of fifty voices selected.
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Court Street
Lyon
VM. 1
Vannen Iran
James Ludwig
Joby
P Faulconer Named New Commissioner of Deeds
At a recent joint meeting in Trenton Verey Faulenner of 1063 William Street was named commissioner of deeds. Teachers from Central depot to obtain a copy of the National Educational Association Meeting folder at W C Walsh Jr Newark district office. July 31 07.
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P. Faulconer
Trenton
Verey Faulenner
William Street
Willy of Central Depot
W.C. Walsh, Jr
Newark
National Educational Association
Asbury Park
Japs Gain Karivan After Sharp Fight Amid War News
March 20 report from Haron Hayashi states Japanese ambanand Mere occupied Karivan twenty miles north of Tiling at 4 A M March 19. enemy counterattacked but was repulsed. Bridges south of Isaiyuan burned. railway bridge damaged. Russian dead found near Mudliden. Czar seeks prayers for victory and suppression of revolution. Berlin reports religious fervor as the czar prays daily and wears a crucifix for protection.
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Karyuen
Tiling
Isaiyuan
Mudliden
Berlin
Die Welt
Toba Bujolin
Kronstadt
Kissin
Moscow
Beef Trust Grand Jurors Identified For Federal Inquiry
Chicago March 20 a secret will be revealed today naming twenty three men from the northern district to serve as grand jurors in the beef trust investigation. Judge J Otis Humphrey of Springfield will empanel them after giving instructions. The packing firms welcome the inquiry and hope it settles allegations of illegal combinations though indictments are anticipated by court officials.
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Chicago
Verve Ax Jurora
Jurgee J. Otis Humphrey
Pringfield
Offi Ie
Fine program well rendered by Star of Elizabeth Council
A District D of A entertainment by Star of Elizabeth Council No 37. Large audience enjoyed piano by Miss Irvin recitation by A Zimmermann Curfew Shall Not Ring Tonight singing by Mrs McDevitt with Misa Tevin piano. Drakes monologue by John Andrews. violin by Harry and Milton From. recitation by Miss Frances Neal. duet on banjo by the Himmermann brothers. Flynn singing. comedy The Gourmet Plague inSite given by council members. Characters include Mrs Bustle and family, Miss Moonshine, Miss Kidd Clover. Directed by T Wirth. assisted by Miss Merevite. Event ended late. council plans another show in a few months.
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Star of Elizabeth Council
A. Iast
Miss Irvin
A. Zimmermann
Mrs. Bustle
Smiths
Mary
Smith
M. Geiffreys
Killinghausens Widds OaMerte
Mood
Bineel
Kitty Clover
Zimmermann
Widget McGuire
Trich Céek
Sehue Artes
Black
Veighhor
M. Mader
T. Wirth
Mire Merevite
Derris
Stir Miner
George Ebert Wan
Manile Wiuh
Ceremenias
J. Keno
Dapelps
Suit Against Central Railroad Dismissed
The Central Railroad Company faced a district court suit over damages from a canine shipment allegedly damaged in transit. Judge Atwater granted a nonuit after testimony from plaintiff Dr Corbin and attorney Garvin, with defense cited by Mrs Waris side Brugger and other parties.
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The
Central Railroad Company
Garvin
Conert
Weetfield
Corbin
Weefield
Fav
New York
Atwater
Awful Disaster at Brockton Mass Factory Explosion
A boiler explosion at Grover & Co shoe factory in Brockton Massachusetts leveled part of the plant, destroyed nearby buildings, and killed many workers. Fire spread to adjoining blocks as rescuers battled flames, with 18 bodies recovered and hundreds unaccounted for in the ensuing horror.
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Brockton
Main
KSB
Grover & Co
Cilinar
Denton
ACO
Abick
Atanditage
Fale Valle
Ecu
Dahlborg
Binek
Clmars
Main Street
Denton Street
Montelin Street
Denton Ste
Denton Etreet
Nesthall
Malvern
Publishers' Press
Neshall
Poe
Stimwerk
Vineet Lakwell
Hadley
Reerwin
Tohn Lander
Keith Company
Tore Clifford
Bay Thomas
Leary
Edward H. Keith
Thin City
Woller
W. D. Rockwell
Hannah Hood
Denton Streets
Hood Cottage
Grover
Duhlberg
Wall Street Opening Reverses After Strong London Start
Wall Street opens with a strong London influenced surge but quickly reverses as traders unload holdings. Brokers report heavy selling and price fixing after the initial rise, with equities plunging while London markets intensify the downturn and spillover impacts on U.S. stocks.
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New York
London
Stronk
Deator
Kroupa
Geina
York
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