Utilities Bill War Persists in Senate Dispute
Trenton March 22 Democrats in the Legislature clash over the Wakelee Pierw public utilities bill. Senator Silzer sought to hold the bill No 254 for an opinion from the attorney general, while four Democratic senators opposed the move. Governor Fort declined to promise a hearing or signing timing. Public interest and party loyalty drive surrounding the measure and requests for hearings from former lawmakers add to the political maneuvering.
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Trenton
Wakelee- Pierw Public Utilities
Senate
House
Silzer
Midion County
Sim Wy
Bilzer
Mos Hut
Ackerman
Verviouk
Fentons Sizer
Fielder
Gebhardt
Debore
Menanto
Governor Fort
Kort
William Martin
Kantx County
Nionrge Ty Record
Dewey City
Price
Grafters Confess in Pittsburg Scandal
Pittsburg March 2 Telegraph reports that several men accused of offering bribes to city officials have confessed. Jury proceedings reveal amounts paid to multiple individuals including Lang Stack Armstrong Woods Kalson Herring Krebrick and a former Minor Kirschler as the inquiry expands with more councilmen implicated.
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Vwitsburg
Grams
CC. Lang
Thomas J. Stack
Hepoate
Richard Armstrong
KE. Woods
Harry Kalson
Fred Herring
Hy Krebrick
E von Armstrong
Charles F. Kirschler
Inter
German National Bank
Nhe
Fuden Fraser
Counci
Sons of Revolution Oppose Bill Repeal
Wilmbettown Chapter, Rona of the Amarl la Revolution, voices opposition to a proposed government repeal. Atwater, president of the "Woghichet" group, states the bill will hinder revolutions and be forwarded to the Shleabdio Congreems. The movement plans to coordinate efforts nationwide to oppose the measure.
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Sons OF Revolution
Rona
Adwand
Atwater
Lenten Services Set in Wes County Church
Local Lenten gatherings will be held four times at St. Patrick Church in West County. Services include Holy Communion and prayers on Monday and Friday evenings, with a Maundy Thursday observance and Easter sunrise service.
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Wes
Kater
Amends Election Law and Easter Sale Advertisements
Fragmented OCR reveals a public notice about amending election law, followed by noisy ad copy for Easter services, products, and local promotions. The text includes street names and multiple brands, with unclear dates or authorities.
Man Charged After Razor Assault in Elizabeth Ave
Jamex McLense a Southern colored man living on Elizabeth avenue was held by Judge Mahony on May Grand Jury charges of assaulting and slashing Richard Ross a colored man with a razor and attempting to rob and assault Fred Hand a white man on Elizabeth avenue after midnight. He admitted striking Ross but claimed an alibi alleging three men attacked him first while in bed. Police say he came to headquarters early last evening to report the incident.
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Jamex McLense
Elizabeth Avenue
Potive
Mahony
Richard Ross
Aseault
Fred Hand
Ross
Uiree Aien
Melanie
Guerstunig
Rosa
Local Option Lost in Senate Vote 18 to 4 6
In Trenton on March 22 the Senate defeated the local option bill by a vote of 18 to 6. The measure, advocated by Gebhardt Ridgway of Salem and Assemblyman Ridgway of Salon, faced a conference and petition drive led by G Rowland Munroe for the Anti-Balon League.
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Trenton
Senate
Benatur Gebhardt
Ridgway
Salem
Assemblyman
Salon
Crowley
Ucoun
Corporations Committee of the
House
G. Rowland Munroe
Anti-Balon League
Armory Bill Passed by Assembly in Trenton
The Assembly approved a bill authorizing the erection of an armory in this city for use by the Second Battalion, Second Regiment N.Y. It would cost 100000 and involves two local companies. Introduced by Assemblyman Schwartz after March 7 hearings, the Appropriations Committee chair Lotton Bradley urged swift passage.
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House
Trenton
Agsethblyman Schwartz
Appropriations Committee
Lotton County
Citizers
Pingry Alma Association Names Directors Board in New York
At a banquet in New York Saturday night a board of directors was selected for the Pingry Alma Association. The directors will cooperate with officers in administering the organization and include William T. Gry Samuel Savage W O Hatfield Norman Harlock J Warner Allen Ganaver English Edward Hog Charly Spencer.
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Pingry Alma Association
New York
Pilg Hoard
William T. Gry
Saimiel 2
Savage
Boy’s Foot Cut Off After Train Accident
A boy about 10 years old was brought to a city hospital after being struck by a train near Chrome. One foot was crushed and amputated. the other probably saved, though the boy was not accompanied by anyone who knew him. The incident remains under investigation.
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Rory
Chrome
Hue
Muibulance
Wie
Klan
Atoxidw
Eald
Excise Board Plans to Cut Saloons in City
Authorities say the Excise Commissioners will refuse renewals for about five or six saloon licenses at tonight's meeting joining inns taverns and vendor licenses The effort aligns with Commissioner Kling's push to shutter around fifty saloons this year The session also features Mayor Marving's expected attendance and the crowding to watch the questioning of applicants with the electric chair nickname for Kling draft
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Uvost
Kling
Wt & Recent
Macting
Mraving
Ted
Heemuer
Tillings
Girl repulsed by hatpin in Easton fright incident
Telegraph from Easton Massachusetts reports an 11 year old girl Miss Annie Grund attacked by a black assailant who tore her clothing with a hatpin and fled when neighbors arrived. A heavy guard remains at the jail to prevent a mob.
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Easton
William Dickpraon
Annie Grund
Anguet Gund
Miley
Weredoanya
Parrons
Mens Club election and officers reelected at Presbyterian Church
At the monthly Mens Kjnbo meeting held at the Presbyterian Church Inn evening the annual election of officers was completed. Jaynes A. Hard was reelected president with Telli as vice president, W. W. Schupner secretary, Fame Vereh treasurer, and George W. Taylor as another officer.
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Church Presbyterian Church Inn
Jaynes A. Hard
Elvh
Telli
Fame Vereh
George W. Taylor
Visit to Pharaohs Tombs Inspires Uproar in Egypt
March 22 reports from Lower Egypt describe a chaotic scene as a party led by Colonel Roosee rt allegedly presses on with plans despite discomfort and security concerns. Journalists note the group's eagerness and fatigue during the excursion to ancient ruins.
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Lower
Egypt
Rooseertt
Hornsback
Cty
Wek
Huey Prosident
Tim Sullivan After $10,000 Promised in Insurance Probe
New York March 2 A witness testimony reveals Timothy Sullivan a member of the New Wink Lagin lative scheme promised or was rumored to offer $10,000 to kill an adverse insurance deal. Fidelity and Casualty Co president Genre Fy Seward testified about attempts to block a bill aimed at Fidelity and Casualty and alleged telegrams from Albany referencing the tainted bid.
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New York
Timothy Sullivan
New Wink Laginlative
Wits
Onn
Fy Seward
Fidelity and Caeaulty Company
Seward
Albany
Umeda
Mink Mies
Saroan
Athany
Esau
Trew
Clarpe
Grown
Ti Wan Nu Seward
Hatebleie
Trial of De Milli for homicide ends with not guilty verdict
The State's case against John DeMilli, alleged madan gorge lenter, concluded with a not guilty verdict in the Court of Quarter Sessions before Judge Atwater. Defense claimed involvement by others. testimony described stabbing, escape, and a police investigation linked to a larger crime wave downtown, including stolen goods found in a Nile Street cellar.
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Madan Gorge Lenter
Atwater
Nolen Street
Loire Art
Victor Svalom
Bron
Karka
Doolin
Btato
Te Mel
Wiltplais
Wreck Toll and Mystery in St Louis to Chicago Express Collision
Reports state 40 identified and five unknown dead or missing after a double header derailment on the Chicago and St Louis Express bound for Minneapolis. At Marshalltown the train plunged into a wrecked tender causing fatalities and numerous injuries. A Waterloo resident, May Huttmui, was praised as the most beautiful woman at a local event. Medical staff struggle as hospitals crowd with wounded passengers and relatives seeking updates.
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Chlegge
Lowia Chiiny
Minneapolia
Mirshulltown
Huhne
Cain
Vw Trek
Mia May Huttmui
Waterloo
Jossa
Loch
Kittel
Marshall
Carmen
Jay
Frida
King Edward Haggard hardly able to walk
Reports from London describe King Edward Haggard's frail condition and limited mobility, with officials noting a health decline and concerns over his physical strength. Observers reference cautions about his ability to perform duties as medical updates surface. The tone remains cautious, stressing uncertainty about his immediate capacity.
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King Edward Haggard
Unclear Wall Street Update From March Opening
Fragmented text describes a stock market opening with references to March dates, unnamed entities, and various locations. Mentions a Union Business College and Dix Building Merrimay. Details are garbled but hint at market activity and potential openings. No clear events, figures, or individuals can be reliably identified for a fuller summary.
Eye Put Out by Arrow as Boy Plays Near Home
A 1 year old boy, Vonnie Horner, was struck in the left eye by an arrow fired from a bow at a residence on Florida Street. He was taken to General Hospital where an operation was performed but sight is unlikely to be saved. His mother, Mrs Belle Horner, filed a complaint in City Court against the arrow shooter, Sanders, who faces further actions next Monday. Witnesses say the boys were playing with bows in front of the Horner home when the accident occurred. one teacher had recently confiscated arrows at Frio Street School due to reckless use.
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Jt Win Rowe
Elizabeth Avenue
Jack
Wwe
Sand
Mantel
Wells Ky
Hand
Molanse
Anoaley
Merolmin Maine
de Metrix
le Lowa Dick
Sane
Ube Patie
Nile
Howe Anil Aeresto Fark
Hulliti
Wits
Nireewem
Natetad
Swift Saul
Lndian
Neag Hin
Ferlay Alorionn
Herbert Moerner
Loita Lambers
Lauid Sindee
Florida
Vonnie Hectnoe
General Hospital
Aha
Frio Street
Mase
Avridant
Horner
Hoernir
Spain
Randers
le Wan
Nikhoure
Norton Fi
Wilko
Charles ‘I. Sehlichter
New Haven Railroad Strike Dangers Declared
Telegraphed from New Haven Conn March 22 update on a conference between Brothers of Railway Conductors and the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. At 3 PM both unions voted to strike by overwhelming margins. None-inclusive totals show 3,754 members voting and 68 opting to strike, with 90 percent of conductors and nearly all trainmen and yardmen affected.
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Conn
Brotherhond of
New Yort
New Haven
Martford
Mellen
Syatem
No Railroad Strike Averted by Mediation
Firemen on forty nine Western rail lines will not strike after Federal mediator Dec F Neill announced a settlement under the Brotherhood of Rail Road Work rules. The deal covers wages and seniority, with possible separate arbitration on working rules, indicating a broader agreement to avoid a strike.
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Tournal
Chicago
Dec F. Neill
Hel
Raitreals
Twu
Larsen Pleads Guilty in Camden Bank Robbery
Philadelphia dispatch reports Larsen admitted guilt for the Camden bank heist. Court records indicate involvement with a larger criminal network and a plea tied to prior offenses. Sentencing scheduled after evaluation of the evidence and cooperation with authorities.
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Larsen
Camden
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