Two Arrested As Sneak Thieves Identified In Newark
In Park Avenue Newark a young couple Miller and Sicken are arrested after Miss Elizabeth Meeker 46 Kim Street identifies a woman who rang the Meeker residence bell and the man as the thief. Police link them to a prior robbery at Principal Albert Davis Roselle Borough. Jewelry including two watches reported taken.
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Charles Milter
Atlas Sicken
Istic Sicken
Parkvenue
Newark
Mino Elizabeth Meeker
Kim Treet
Maria Arkhurst
Miew Meeker
Enteo
Leker
Miller
Newayk
Meeker
Albert Davis
Roselle
Achnda
Carpet Nivel Murphy
Parks
Murphy
Mies Seeker
Mahon
Ity Criminal Court
Tenney
Ornen Rallery
Park Avenua House
Chief Tenney
Samuel Koestler
Fire Destroys Plant In Georgia County, 350000 Loss
A blaze swept through a manufacturing facility in the session district causing an estimated 350 thousand nine hundred dollars in damage. Investigators were on scene as authorities assessed the cause and scope of the fire.
Bombs Found Near Rome Palace Threaten King
In Rome on March 23 two bombs were found hidden in the Aurelian wall near Porta San Lorenzo. Anarchist plot reports link the devices to an attempt on King Victor Emmanuel III. A group member was badly injured by an explosion as authorities investigate with few clues.
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Telegraph
The
Journal
Rome
Aurelian Wall
Vorta San Lorenzo
Finmanuel
Tuberculosis City Pavilions Plan Backed by Health Official
Health Officer Tonia J. Richards considers Dr. Fields's amendment to permit municipalities to erect pavilions for tuberculous care, notably at Glen Gardner, under state supervision and a fixed weekly charge. The plan aims to improve care, reduce per capita costs, and provide better facilities and statistics.
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Tonia J. Richards
Frank W. Fichls
Orenn Accident and Guarantee, Corporation, Limited
Pasmile Health Board
Glen Gardner
Flay Woman Who Would See Sister Die in Chair
Auburn, March 23. Warden Benham announced a surgeon will operate on Mrs Mary Farmer at the execution next Monday. Dr Josephine Howland and other women doctors protest officiating at a woman’s death. They fear the insane patient’s execution signals a broader strike against capital punishment and predict possible collapse before the death chair.
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Flay
Auburnn
Warden Benham
Mary Farmer
Josephine Howland
Founda
Bargains for the Garden Promised in Advertised List
An old newspaper item advertises seeds and bulbs for sale including unica sets priced at 10e per quart gladiula bulbs 26 each and references other garden goods like turbe and pach milked gweet in terse market notes.
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Unica
Gladiula
Storm Destroys Waterfront as Elizabeth River Floods
A fierce storm swept the waterfront along the Elizabeth River causing flooding and damage. Barges sank or drifted, rivers rose, and the city faced power and telephone outages while pumps and tugs attempted to contain rising water and salvage vessels.
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Ellabeth
Wight
Eliabeth
Mls
Kia
Journal
Elizabeth River
M. Moran
Edward Silkenr
Tlizabath
Mayflower
South Front Street
Rowand
New York
CornMina
Ripple
Staten Inland Ferry
Arthur Kill
Staten Talend
First Street
Wax flowers fire. Kilrabath Department responds
Kilrabath Fire Department was called yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock to a two story frame building at 197 Uroadway owned by Charles Furman. Mrs Furman was making wax flowers and had a large pot of wax near an Elden stove in a rear extension when the fire started. Woodwork in the kitchen and paper on the walls burned. considerable damage to the kitchen. Firefighters returned to duty at 5 20.
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Kilrabath
Mit
S'Elock
Uroadway
Charles Furman
Furman
Reconsider Motion Keeps Martin Public Utilities Bill Open
Trenton March 25. After talks between John Bury Teigh of Public Service Corporation and Assemblyman Voorh, a move to reconsider the Martin Public Utilities Commission bill was advanced. Lyons of Morris moved to table Voorhees motion, which would keep the measure alive for future reconsideration. The Lyons motion carried 22 to 21.
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Sta
Trenton
Marc
John Bury Teigh
Public Service Corporation
Assemblyman
Voorh
Ich
Soldier Boys to Celebrate Third New Jersey Anniversary
The Camp William A. Sewell of Spanish American War Veterans will mark the eleventh anniversary of the Third New Jersey Infantry departure in May. A committee led by past commanders will organize events in the Cory building or a larger hall with addresses planned from former officers and prominent military figures. The celebration recalls the May 2 departure from Voorhees to Cuba, with a march that astonished crowds and schoolchildren’s ovations. The camp also held its annual inspection by Department Commander J. Elwood Spittlehouse, reporting books and gear in order. Bayonne will host the department encampment on June 10, with a large local delegation planned.
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Third
New Jersey Infantry
William A. Sewell
Robert J. Patterson
William B. Martin
F. K. Tucker
Cory
Thom
Regiient
Sep Girt
Cuba
Broad Street
Elizabeth Avenue
Broad
East Grand Street
Ulric Dahlgren Poat
Judson Kilpatrick Post
G. A. Rom
Long Branch
Department
Bayonne
Thin Ats
Ged
Dividends Tax Plan Not Yet Endorsed
Washington March 25 Secretary of the Treasury McVeagh announced the Administration had not endorsed the Proccess plan for a dividends tax on corporations. He said the information gathered by Taft’s request was insufficient and was turned over to the President. The information suggested the revenue from such a tax could reach 15 million dollars.
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Journal
Washington
Ravenna
Prince Friedrich Not Coming to Berlin Exhibition
Fragmentary telegraph item from Berlin notes Prince Friedrich will not attend a state event. The message references imperial plans and a grand art and prize exhibition, mentioning training establishments and a public display in the March timeframe.
Kidnappers Wife May Evade Pennsylvania Trial
Report from Bhavan March 24 states the woman calling herself Mira stasis, alleged kidnapper Hilly Whitla, may not face trial in Pennsylvania. Attorneys say she has not committed a crime in the state, jurisdiction issues loom as Ohio and Pennsylvania negotiates witness calls and extradition papers for a case tied to Hoyle Boyle and others.
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Bhavan
Mira
Hilly Whitla
Pennsylvania
Day
Womatt
Boyle
Mercer County
Cleveland
Alu
Don Perhtes
Hoyle
Willie Whith
Sloss
East Ward School
Cochran
Harshburg
Stuart
Ohio
Indictments Returned in Cleveland Case
Grand Jury returned joint indictment against Mr and Mrs Boyle and Helen Falkner for blackmail in a kidnapping case. Billy identified Boyle as the man who took him from school, and Mrs Boyle reportedly confessed by greeting him by name. Police plan extradition proceedings to Pennsylvania for trial.
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Journal
Cleveland
Grand
Jumea Hy
Boyle
Tatter
Helen Falkner
Ftmentia
Whitla
Nevins
Billy
Shaoron
My. Jones
Mrs. Jones
Granger
Hilly
Bsinron
Boyles
Mariel Deimer
Aber
Hee
Wuleldo
Thay
Pennsylvania
Mrrcer County
Cane
Bayles
Ohio
Fiad County
Cortelyou Named President of Consolidated Gas Company
New York March 25. At a meeting of the board of directors of the Consolidated Gas Company George I Cortelyou former Secretary of the Treasury was elected president. He will start into his new duties at once.
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Bs Telegraph
New York
Endeavorers to Melt Christmas Cirieta Endeavor Event
East Baptist and Second Presbyterian Christmas circles plan a joint Endeavor at Ontwood Chapel tomorrow night. Members will travel by trolley from Third and Frostkin streets at 7:40 PM to gather for the program and youth activities.
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East Baptist and
Second Presbyterian Chrissma Endeavor
Cirietion Endeaver
Ontwood Chapel
May jail as smuggler ex customs inspector
Washington March 35 by telegraph to the Trarmat the president granted a full pardon with restoration of citizenship in a case involving a Turner New York inspector and a smuggling allegation. A witness had testified against the inspector whom he protected at the time of the trial.
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Trarmat
Washington
Iit Montagne
Weaferin
Te Willig
Robbed claimants name two men arrested for highway robbery
Alfred Burnham and Fred Lehr, ages 33 and 23, were committed to county jail by Judge Mahon on highway robbery charges after arrest by Officer Wand of the First precinct police. Costando Coluchia accuses them of beating and robbing him of $5 on Spring Street near Fourth Avenue and John Street Saturday night. Coluchia’s injuries were visible. police connected the described men to the assault. Ward led the case, Burnham arrested at eight, Lehr earlier.
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Wand
Alfred Burnham
Fred Lehr
Judge Mahon
Grand Jry
Dail
Coluchio
Spring Street
Fourth Avenue
John Street
Poles Headquarter
Coluchi
Ward
Sunda
Burnham
Lehr
Grave Question About Mine Operators Move
Telegraph to the Journeh Scranton Pa March 25 Well pleased with the outcome of the special convention of the anthracite mine workers the delegates left here for their homes today satisfied there will be no strike on April 1 They declare the executive board will secure concessions from the operators next week and that even if they cannot President Taft can be depended upon to appoint another anthracite commission to investigate mining conditions The miners fear operators will not recognize the union They demand a three year agreement if the union is recognized and one year of it will be moot
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Scranton
Taft
Oferetora
Gompers Attacks Taft Yet Praises Roosevelt
The Federal Union editorializes on a Seattle Taft speech and his stance on injunctions. Gompers argues Taft aims to serve business interests while Roosevelt broadened anti injunctive abuse of courts. He applauds Roosevelt’s push for labor equality before the law and notes potential policy remedies for labor disputes.
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Fanenal
Washington
Uoniet
American Federation of Labor
Day
Seattle
Hodge ‘Taft
Philippines
Gompers
Roosevelt
Tait
Gompera
Conoe
Ukety
Taft
Labor
Tragedy at Pier as Sailor Dies in Gale Fall
John Cassidy a 40 year old lumberman at Port Reading docks was blown from a pier top during a gale and fell forty feet into an empty barge. He suffered internal injuries and died at the hospital an hour later after being carried to Port Reading station and then transported by ambulance to Elisabeth Avenue institution. He resided in Chrome.
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Staten Island Sound
John Cassidy
Port Reading
Alerlag Fospital
Cassidy
Bie
Central Railroad
Alexian Hospital
Elisabeth Avenue
Hostal
P'Uavaldy Swan
Chrome
Final Struggle Over Standard Oil Trust Case Nears
Washington reports the final review of evidence in the United States versus Standard Oil. Frank Kellogg maps the April 8 argument before the Saint Louis Supreme Court with a strong team, while defense backers include John Miller J M Milburn and Morite Rosenthal. Government confidence remains high that anti trust violations will be proven, despite criticism of Attorney General Wickersham’s background.
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Washington
Utante
United States
Standard Oil
Frank B. Kellogg
Wickersham
St. Louis
Kellogg
Hin Assintent
Morrison
Chicago
John Miller
J. M. Milburn
Buffalo
Morite
Rosenthal
Dlaninished Corporation
Vigor Cor
Wall Street Journal Summary: Market mixed amid gains and closes firm
Wall Street reports a choppy session with some stocks rising early but retreating later. Union Pacific and other major issues showed gains at the start, then eased. government bonds held firm. Erie and First Preferred led advances, with a generally firmer tone around the close. A separate note mentions the New Chancellor Hotel under new management by Charles Petreton at 55 Penn Street with renovations and restored service.
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Ina
New York
Rowling
Sugat Farcher
Yertemfay
Upani
Union
Howtiers Pacific Belt
Erie
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Local Health Board
Elizabeth Daily Journal
New Jersey
Martin Bill
BIG Corporation
Prince Friedrich
Lonrxat
Berlin
Friedrich
Dane
C. Mair
Ee Srey Betel
Cortelyou
Consolidated Gas
Chiar Etn
Standard Oil Trust
Wall Street
New Chancellor
Inder
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Charles Petreton
Piest Strest
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