Reprimanded by Court Over Juries in De Melli Case
Tynes Headley a prominent citizen of Lition and member of the Union Board of Agriculture faced reprimand after attempting to hand a business card to an attorney in the De Melli trial. Prosecutor Swift challenged Headley for improper communication with defense counsel, noting prior warnings to jurors. Several jurors were disqualified and the De Melli case adjourned to noon. Headley defended his actions as a gesture to seek professional counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tynes Headley
Lition
Union
Mendiv
Jim
de Melli
Headley
Besind
Arora
V Wr de Aloia
Swift
de Headley
de Aloia
W Tien
Worle Darby
Weatfeld
de Miller
Leon the
de Molliennc
Wom
Day
Worth Toll
Frank R. Bullman
Waltill Park
Enoch Miller
Richard Pollat
Chek
James Morton
Kienest Binge
Har
Fragments of a Busy Local Notice Page
Readable glimpses mention a Faster thaw at Blakely's and a Smony business college offering pay and evening sessions. Dix Building at 200-210 Broad Street highlights an address for Dix Building extensions. Principal F. Rt. Berrimann is named with a Friday opening note and a jumbled schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smony Business College
Dix
Hroad Street
F. Rt
Berrimann
Tek Cay
Fatal Wounds From Saloon Shooting End Domogauer Life
Joseph Domogauer 21 died after eight months in Alexian Hospital from a July 17 1909 shooting at Albert Matura saloon Elizabeth avenue and Front Street. He was paralyzed in the lower body but endured severe pain until death. Police arrested Caplain I OLeary and Peter Kronehalla linked to the gun. Domogauer of 52 Marshall Street and St Patrick parishioner will be buried at Mt Olivet after funeral at St Patrick Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexian Hospital
Joseph Domogauer
Albert Matura
Elizabeth Avenue
Front Street
Domognier
Fia
Potmoguuer
Matura
Procter
McCracken
Domoguuer
Mra. Matura
Avn
Atrect
Dolla
Brickk
Domingatier
Peter Kronehalla
St. Patrick
Kehoal
St. Patrick's Church
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Seizure of American Steamers Sparks U S Naval Interest
Dispatches from Consul Moffatt at Bluefields report two American owned steamers seized by insurgents led by Enrique Barrios, with the provincial governor captured. The vessels, flying the Raguan flag, were pressed into service at gunpoint to transport Leon, prompting possible U S interference to recover owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shington
Mare
State Department
Moffatt
Bluefields
United States
Aicm
Bluields
Ints
Enrique Bapinoasa
Washington
Leon
Fire Sweeps Town Leaving 200 Families Homeless
A March 24 fire in Mount Hope West Virginia destroyed over three hundred homes and buildings, leaving about 200 families homeless and 1,500 residents affected. An appeal to the governor for aid prompted a National Guard relief detail with tents and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
W. Vi
Tawni
Liewt. HK
Cornwall
State official bills pass in Trenton session
Telegraph reports from Trenton on March 24 that the House favored passage of the Lewis bill granting mailroad passes to the Fish and Game Commission and other state officials, the Leavitt bill opposing the discharge of minors from savings banks, and the Brown bill awarding 85 to each person discharged from state prisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Trenton
Mare
Hotates
Lewis
Fish and Game Commissionere
Leavitt
Benke
Brown
Friday Bargain Day at Levy's Department Store
Fragmented ad style notice lists furniture bargains and sales events at multiple locations including Kent's Storage, Procter's theatre, and a music or art event. Read as a bustling old newspaper classified ad with scattered items and times.
Judge Tells Of His Check Fire Insurance Trial Details
In New York on March 24 the fire insurance scandal inquiry opened with W H Buckley on the stand. Buckley admits borrowing 610,000 from Phenix Fire Insurance while Buckley the third deputy insurer. The case centers on a 1000 payment to E E McCall and how a 15000 gain by Buckley linked to the Phenix loan. McCall explains Buckley’s ties to the North American Trust Company and the misunderstood path of the funds. Buckley and his lawyers pressed witnesses as they traced a 2000 transfer to Metall and a January date in questioned transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. H. Buckley
Hotchkiss
Phenix Fire Insurance Company
Madn Pvable
Dati
BB. Medall
Supreme Court
Buckley
Phenix
Whise
G. P. Sheldon
E. E. McCall
McCall
Jossh A. Metell
New York Life
North American Trust Company
Trust Company
A. Hemiitan
Albany
Hitchkine
Turtice McCall
Wackley
Metall
Cribs Needed at Day Nursery Amid Crib Shortage
A distressed plea from a day nursery begs for additional cribs to house its current twenty children. The baby space request notes extensive need for standard cribs and related equipment, urging prompt municipal support and a quick reply from authorities.
Social Centre Plan Boosted for City Youth
A Mrs Dudley hosted a meeting where a committee of civic women outlined plans to establish a social center for city youth. The Board of Education may permit a trial at School No. 4 on Regdud Avenue and High Street, with sewing and study activities for girls and broader games for boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Uhdee
Nocal Sentria
John M. Dudley
West Grand Street
Frank Kelly
Mike Jonephine
Helen Arcutt
B.A
Helen Me Griffin
Regdud Avenue
High Atrev
Cours
Elizabeth
Dudley
Whall Inne
Thie Social Centre Projet
Governor Fort Endorses Utilities Bill Passage
The governor announced approval of the public utilities bill after consultation with officials and assurances from the former Supreme Court Justice Benneth Van Syckel and other city leaders that the measure conformed to constitutional provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tromton
Merch
Eremnor
Lijie Aileron
Astfalk Abandons Fight After Board Action
Rumors swirled after a late Twenty sight meeting that Astfalk will not pursue further action against Terese. The decision followed reports of a motorboat theft and related objections at a board hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinanter BM
Astiatk
Terese
Lene
Yaolwe
Maubar
Mount Aetna Eruption Threatens Nearby Towns
Naples reports Mount Aetna lava flow intensifying with new craters near Castello and Albyretti. Residents flee, seeking safety as officials try to repel lava toward Bokor and other towns amid earthquakes and heavy devastation to farmland and villages.
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Naples
Mount Astes
Boréllo
Bel Purse
Ban Leo
Vollt St. Giacomo
Castello
Albyretti
Catania
Uepteik
Crates
Liv Etredme
Keiee
Wales
Nahew
Crgeta
Lyon
President names yard for Trenton post office
President nominates new postmaster at Trenton amid local promotions by Levy's Millinery specials and Clark Nemyatttan figures. The advertisement lists painting decorating and paper services at 1201 East Broad Street with local printing house details and a phone contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
LEVY
Lemutul Telaiied Gale & Varlets
Clark
Beet
Broad Street
Murder on the Western Train Ends in Bloodshed
A chaotic armed assault aboard a Philadelphia to Newark line ends with conductor Wellman killed and Henry Bethel, a South Catalina contractor, fatally shot after a violent spree. Passengers flee as Bethel fires repeatedly, then attempts suicide. The motive remains unclear amid a violent sequence that shocks Newark and Wilmington officials.
Elizabeth Commercial College Shorthand and English Bacell
Advertisement for Elizabeth Commercial College offering shorthand and bookkeeping courses. Contains address 207 Broad Street and mentions EO McMickle as principal.
Wall Street Echoes at Market Meeting Amid Turbulent Trade
Disjointed notes describe government price measures and market mood. Mentions Saket, Beeline, and individuals with unclear roles amid a Wall Street gathering. References to Hoffman News Studio and Steinem appear in fragmented form suggesting a wide mix of financial and media terms without clear events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fy Teteeruth
Lue Magéh Price
Mtg
Gmy Feadle
Ieee A
Ating Saket Bupitanee
Sayeeda
Wee Petien
Ng Renee
Wilk
Pam Patiesuny
Suaditiens
Mert
Tim
Meyebtean Stronghald
Hewion
Hoffmanins
Steinem
Standard Oil Ordered to Curb Odor at Linden Refinery
City and health officials confer after a Supreme Court style meeting on odors from the Standard Oil refinery in Linden township. A four month deadline is set to eliminate the nuisance while a review of stack design and foundation work proceeds, with state health authority investigating odor control progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandant
Linda
UN Towrt
Hewith
Charien O. Ulack
Linden
Howe
Heaths
Faye
Stawiard
Hida
Cosistelletion
Kiiulard
Mack
Prater Whelat
Jack
Question of endurance in Philadelphia strike ends in stalemate
The Philadelphia Transit Company and carmen operators faced a prolonged dispute with unions urging a coordinated citywide action. A meeting of labor groups was planned to organize a partial halt as negotiations continued. Officials signaled the possible escalation if no settlement is reached, while state and federal mediators watched closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetearapa
Prylatelpha
Maeta
Tder
Philadelpha Kopi Transit Company
Bon
Guerin
Recesol Conaieclon
Tauibeind
Lela
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Headley Seversly
Annente
Blakely
Domogauer
HOUSE
Amyrm
Kent
Baster
St. Aughrue's School of Teacing
Procter's
Maruhan
Telen Brena Wien
Strictly Fresh
Foo Tau
Justice McCall
New York Supreme Court
Insurance Dept
Frendis
Tynephone
Melienos Lras
Oenei Reenreiter
Rmaeta
Gov. Fort
Astfalk
Mount Aetna
Todas
Thi
Deraes
Albesender
Mrt Dam
Frech Printing House
Baltimore
Pravnal
Wilington
Del
South Catalina
Tron
Pion
Wan
Eernay
Nebhow
Windeorle
Agra
Hun
Bethew
Adrian
Bhot Porter
Newark
Matt Bethew
William
Kethna
Wellman
BP. Wellin
Veard Lin
Atik
Wallin
Pearten
Otwetet
Coburn
Wellin
Wilmington
Wai Eatlal
Arta
Erik
Eyciad Uyther Firemen
Wall Street
Standard Oil
Lage Eighta
Connolly
Bownt of Health
Stetlaed
Richarda
Tomer
Ptwen
Willwus
Philadelphia
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