Near Death At Crossing On Busy Local Line
Illum Tuk, a 200 year old son of August Vekab Waker of 108 Catherine attest, narrowly escaped death at a railroad crossing. He was knocked unconscious after stepping in front of an approaching westbound local while carrying bread to neighbors. He suffered a compound fracture of the ankle and was placed in General Hospital, with reports later stating his condition improved though some details of the incident were disputed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illum Tuk
August Vekab Waker
Catherine Attest
Schiller
Joan
Velivering
New York
Elizabeth
Hean
Enor
General Hospital
Locomotive Collision Kills Engineer James Grey
A runaway coal car on a Mudway Valley grade struck locomotive No. 3 at Springfield station. Engineer James Grey was thrown and later had a foot amputated at Elizabeth General Hospital after rescue by Peter Meinel. Fireman unharmed. wreckage cleared, trains back on schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mudway Valley
Nto
Springfield
Yesterdey Alveneon
James Grey
Loomotive
Gray
Peter Meinel
Elizabeth ‘Ieneral Hospital
East Summit
Chrome machinists still on strike at Chrome Steel Works
No settlement has been reached in the Chrome Steel Works strike as Chrome machinists continue their walkout. Industry officials report halted production and unresolved labor demands amid ongoing dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrome
Chrome Steel Works
Successful Opening At Company Store Exhibition
A lengthy report on a department store opening with male, female, and children apparel on display. The event featured Sloeckner music and souvenir gifts for visitors. The firm promotes easy payment plans and credit options, aiming to attract shoppers with modern conveniences.
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The readable fragments show garbled text repeating drab and message phrases. No clear entities or events emerge to identify a person, place, organization, date, or outcome for a concise news-style card.
Singer Factory Boots Out 18000 Sewing Machines
The Singer factory produced 18,000 sewing machines in one week, the highest weekly output since establishment. This equates to about 3,000 machines a day given regular working hours, with production spread across the work week as workers operated at standard pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
Subscriptions for Monument Plot Approved
Plans by the Soldiers and Sailors' Monument Association trustees move forward for a triangular memorial plot at North Broad Street Westminster Avenue and Prince Street. The committee seeks 8500 to 8300 more, with prior acknowledgments totaling 5419.80 from numerous donors including U. Gilne Howard W. Hope McCormack and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers and Sailors’ Monument Association
Memorial Wharf
North Broad Street
Weatminster Avenue
Prince Street
KR. Halsey
Ilen
Howard
W. Hope
McCormack
Arthur Stern
K. O. Taylor
Robert Davida
KF. Glawby
T. Cotylio
Edward Knapp
Kigglim
HL. Carr
Dr. A. Laurie & Co
W. Dodd
New Members In Democratic Club Added
The Democratic Club met last night with President Schlotterer presiding as nine new members were elected. Edward E. Mian nay chaired the pinochle tournament and announced its closing as one of the club’s most successful efforts. Prizes will be distributed at a meeting Obbe in about a week, as Jacob W. Sheppard noted the committee's preparations for another social and political gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pouider
Schlotterer
Edward E. Miannay
Jacob W. Sheppard
Penesey Cael
Waa Pra Tach
Obituary notes multiple deaths including Mrs Morris and Slater
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs J H Morris of Brooklyn at 101 State Street. Also noted is Harry Miller Slater of Ferguson Missouri and John Benway age 53, with details of survivors, burial plans, and associations with Trinity Episcopal and Calvary Cemetery. Additional line mentions Patrick J Berry, contractor, dying in Trenton.
Hitler's Studio Remains at Old Stam Rest
A fragmented note indicates that Hitler's studio will stay at the old stam rest after extensive discussions. The readable text suggests plans or status around the studio location and its endurance amid ongoing processes.
Ladies Spring Tailoring Sale at Watlyies Store
Fragmented ad copy outlines a promotional notice for a ladies spring tailoring event at 908 Watlyies with unclear dates and details. Mentions fashion items and pricing hints but text is garbled, leaving key names and specifics unreadable.
Coal Price Talks Cloud Coal Trade Outlook
Dealers report confusion over coal prices amid talks of a strike and delayed price notices. Wholesale buyers expect to hold present prices with no April reduction, while the industry notes possible supply shifts from West Virginia and altered Atlantic access. Local retailers cite uncertainty in New Jersey and New York pricing as negotiations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavalenal
New York
New Jersey
John] Mitchell
Mitchell
Preston
Twenty Six Bodies Identified at Century Mine Disaster
Cleveland reports twenty six bodies recovered from the Century mine with four more expected, raising the death toll to about thirty four as state investigators led by Paul examine a gas explosion. Company officials arrived from Baltimore as coffins were sent for burial, many families facing hard times and grief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Adinputch
Wheeling
Century
Baltimore
Paul
Curious Error On New Russian Medal
In Warsaw in March 24, reports say the Russian ministry of war approved a czarist medal for the Manchurian army, showing the eye of Providence with the inscription May God Lift Us. The czar allegedly noted “In proper time” but officials misread and struck the medal with the czar’s words, “The authorities are now strenuous preventing the circulation.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ministry of War
Czmr
Providence
Former Mayor of Philadelphia Ashbridge Dies at 4
Philadelphia March 21 Samuel T Ashbridge former mayor of Philadelphia died at his North Road home after illness. He served as deputy coroner and mayor until 1904 and led the Tradesmen's Trust and Savings Company. His death follows illness and a recent scrutiny over city contracts and Torresdale plant investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Samuel T. Ashbridge
North Road
Arenia
Ashbriskies
Ashbridge
Tradesmen’s Trust and Savings Company
Ashbrige
Torresdale
Thorn
Tare
Massacre by Indians reported near Ladura and Guaymas
News from Los Angeles reports the Meza family massacre near Ladura Sonora by Yaqui bands. Pedro Meza president of Ladura mining interests and his kin were slain after a caravan crossed the Loque Mountains. Surviving members describe a desperate last stand amid rifle fire and collapsing carriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Pedro Meza
Frederick Hartman
William Hoig
Ladura
Sonora
Mex
Senora Elvira Meza
Carmen Meza
Eloian Mera
Panchet Meza
Mra
Wencelas Hoff
Meza
Hartman
Theodore Hof
Guaymar
Guaymas
Wall Street Dull Beat Hour Reflects Low Market Activity
New York March 24 The stock market the Beat hour was intensely dull with brokers reporting scarce business. Morning activity did not reach 100 shares and most movement occurred between room traders. Prices chiefly declined with a majority of issues down. Government bonds were unchanged and other bonds firmer. Local securities quotations provided by 41 Bippel Newark added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bippel, Dearer
Broad Street
Newark
Benny Too Breaks Away and Praises Davis
An Easex Democratic League executive session in Newark repudiated the conference action and denounced the movement as undemocratic. Allan Benny praised Bob Davis as a preferable leader, while Benny warned the party risks aligning with Republicans and urged fresh leadership and reorganization of the old Democratic ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easex Democrtic League Laat Hight
Newark
Wm Puso
Hfrue Democracy Party
Hart
Allan Benny
Hudson County
Bob Davia
Cally Davia
Henry
Democratic Langue
Democratic Party
Benny
Sornverfelt
Republican Party
Nuns narrowly escape as convent burns in Nantioa
Wilkes Barre March 24 St Marys Convent Nantioa linked to Polish Catholic Church was destroyed by fire early this morning. Loss estimated at 10 000 dollars. A servant Mary Cylawaki injured by jumping from an inner story window. Fire is believed to be caused by an overheated stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes Barre
St Mary's Convent
Nantioa
Mary Cylawaki
Sindow
Pirates Might Have Been Lucky
Hong Kong on March 4 reports that Standard Oil planned to send twenty thousand dollars in specie on a launch captured by pirates yesterday. The plan was abandoned after the seizure and the crew faced an attempted stinky pat during the capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Standard Oil Company
Pirater
Chai
Joint Scale Committee Meets Reports Quiet Talks
The Joint Scale Committee meets amid tense expectations as miners and operators discuss price and wages. United Mine Workers president Daly Mitchell declines comment while confirming sealed talks and peaceable security terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intianapities
Arimaed
Secnritay Wien Kok
Emmie
Pops
Tinera
Dalie Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Trolley Car Wrecks A Saloon In Mount Holly
Mount Holly March 24 William Cliveff road commissioner of Camden County arrived in Mount Holly summoned as juror to witness the execution of Rafael Johnson and George Small. He was bleeding about the forehead hand and knees and was taken to Dr Melcher. The trolley car at Haddon and Kain avenues collided with an open awstel, wrecking a saloon and killing ten people or injuring them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Holly
Maoh
William Cliveff
Camden County
Mount Mally
Rufael Johnson
George Small
Wendy
Ant Vonek
W.op. Melcher
Grail
Haddonfield
Haddon and Kain Avenues
Camden
Jamen’e. Groves
Thomas J. Miser
Moorestown
Fleetwood
Parker
Sherif Norcross
Udine
Amrelclens
Rufus Johnson
A. W. Grobler
Pemberton
New Lindon
Poisoned whisky avenges robbers in forest attack
In Warraw Moreh 24 a Jewish traders, harassed by robbers on the forest road, fed the attackers poisoned whisky after police failed to protect them. The plan backfired as robbers drank the spirit and eight died with five seriously ill, prompting a deadly vigilante incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warraw
Moreh
Novomingk
Foresten Renue
Saunders Store Opens With Crowds At Broad Street
Large crowds attended the opening of H. D. Saunders new store at Broad Street drawing many visitors who planned to inspect and purchase. Saunders says his up-to-date stock and long established reputation will attract new customers as decorative national colors lure passersby during the evening visit. A dainty souvenir is offered with each purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Saunders
Atora
BT Broad Street
Personal notes from Salem visit and local notices
Mrs Charien G Brown of Salem visited Mrs K W Rittenborne at 64 Grand Street. John Rural and daughter Mrs Eliza bet Van Zee, Bayonne City, have been guests of Mr and Mrs Edward K Drake and returned home. Mink Mary Clear, formerly Elizabeth, returned to New York after three weeks with the Tierneys at 11 Bleecker Street Newark. Charles H Moore, injured on the waterfront, is recovering and will resume business soon. Mrs James Cullinane, 1067 Annastreet, recently in New York infirmary, has returned home nearly recovered. Mrs Cullinane injured eye from an incandescent globe on a Jefferson Avenue trolley car weeks ago. Public lecture at Edward Clark Club Monday March 26 on A etc. Office hours of Sohn F Dugan’s old-setan and dyeing works. Prof Sughrue’s School of Dancing Jacobs 71 itiens, 1027 Ellid Raturday. Elizabeth avenue. Genuine Upper Lehigh and Freeburnit E Gen A F Thorn yard and office 3188 Exxt-Breed. LD TPhove 586W Local. William I Schalitz has removed. Damages etc. Vegetables and canned woods. Hooker’s Cold and La Grippe Pills. Jiek cure for La Grippe and colds. Klokey & Graham 100 Front ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cullinave
Annastreet
New York
Bomanix
Mra. Cullinane
Jefferson Avenue
Horrible double execution ends Miss Allinson case
Rufus Johnson and George Small were hanged at Burlington County Prison for the murder of Florente W. Allinson. The men faced the gallows with religious calm and declared their innocence as ministers offered prayers. The crime occurred at the late Edward Bissarbriggs farm in the MeeQuaker settlement. Allinson, 35, rented the farmhouse and took boarders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Holly
Mate
Rufus Johnson
George Small
Burlington County
Florente W. Allinson
Johan
Tam
Small
God
Ally Allinson
Johnon
Edward Bissarbriggs
Mee
Strawbridge
Mhothier
Philving
Miss Allinson
Bessie Walker
Miss
Miron's Removal Moves to Broad Street Site
Fragment reading notes Miron’s removal to 93 Broad a building, now showing latent spring samples and designed Our Ensuialon of Cot Liver off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miron
M.C. A
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Schiller Street
the General Hospital
Myuel Sloeckner
Wrdlton
Eligabeth
Ateres
Pest
Jowey
Singer Factory
Democratic Club
J. H. Morris
Kate Morrin
Mary Street
State Street
Brooklyn
James Edward Roberts
William C. Roberts
D. D
Westminster Church
Mra. Morris
Jona Tames Edwards Roberts
Robert Roberts
Arthur Nadeau
Oscar Aren
Trinity Episcopal Church
Harry Miller Slater
Samuel Slater
Taft
Ferguson
St. Louis
Slater Wan Oni
Han B. Drake
Drake
Herbert A. Slater
Slater
John Benway
Alexian Hospital
Eumonia
Henway
Elisabeth Trimmer
Jersey Street
St. Mary's Church
Calvary Cemetery
L. 1
Patrick J. Berry
Trenton
Nis Eee
Apo
Beth
Hitler
Watlyies
Srigion
Ion Adie Ewan
Lin Ahd
Rae Em
Annas Hofeann
Watlhasteruing
Petverdivandl
Kaminediggurent, SN Seglia
Evan
Samuel H. Ashbridge
Wall Street
Rilzabeth Adj
Jermy Bt
Rey
Trac. Co
True Democracy
Bob" Davis
Demoocratic League
Patie
Colby
Minturn
Senate
Snedere
Davis
Col
Samuel D. Dickinson
Dickinson
Davin
St. Mary's Convent
Saunders
Charien G. Brown
Salem, Mi
K. W. Rittenborne
Grand Street
John Rural
Elizabet van Zee
Bayonne City
Edward K. Drake
Mink
Mary Clear
Hlizabeth
Mrs. Nicholan Tierney
Bleeckertreet
Chirlex Hf. Moore
Edward Clark Club
Emily E
Sohn F. Dugan
Ald-Setanta Ed É Aloe and Dyeing Works
Sughrue's
Jacobs
Ellid
Upper Lehigh
Free
William I. Schalitz
Jird Street
Commer Fulton
Hooker
MT. Holly
Johnson
The
Slayers
Grant Street
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