Indicted Miners Aid Speech Draws 600 at Meeting
Daniel DeLeon led a gathering of about 600 at the meeting on Poupth street amid hornet banners. He argued the miners’ case against ex Governor Steunenberg’s murder charge, criticized capitalists, and urged a defense fund of $100,000 for the accused IWW leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne Aeleater Hing
Daniel DeLeon Poh Inh Linglidh
Conrad Sperber
Jork
New York
Daniel Deleon
Principe Ker. Mein
Soginkat Pa
Friar
Willian J. Haywood
Charles H. Moyer
Pettibone
Vincent St. John
Steunerberg
Heavid
DeLeon
Maho
Colorado
Joan
Homgra
Tlwly
Clase Conseioun
Velev
Gerswan
August Toth
Furtel
Industrial Workers of the World
Sleanenberg
Copper Lead Theft Strikes Homes In Local Block
Residents report copper leaders missing from multiple houses on Wes om Jaquen street. Louis Schmidt found copper leaders at his home gone on Saturday, valued at about 300 or more. Samuel Parnes noted leaders stolen from several houses on the block. Police await clue to a possible suspect.
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Wes Om Jaquen Street
Louis Schmidt
Public Lecture Tonight at Hallwardt Clark
A public lecture is advertised for tonight featuring Fae Seterpent and MIRQNA REMOVAL. The notice notes fashionably dressed ladies will attend a display at 9 Dread Street, C. A. Bulléing, and mentions bell he spring sneaples and designs. Includes product mentions and echoing old time patent medicine names.
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Hallwardt Clark
Miron
Dread Street
C. A
Bulléing
Falling Live Wires Create Death Trap In Street
A Saturday afternoon accident left trolley wires frayed and sparking over Frond Street. A southbound trolley collided with a broken feed wire, collapsing the trolley pole and halting traffic. Repair crews freed the car, rerouted service, and began temporary fixes as cars slowly resumed with ongoing delays. Police and witnesses question how the incident occurred and safety lapses.
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Frond
Judgment on Note for Morris Smith
In district court this morning Morris Smith, a downtown plumber supplies dealer, sued Simmerwita over a $28.98 note for goods. Simmerwita claimed no authority for the note and said the goods were not fully delivered. judgment was entered for the full amount against Simmerwita.
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Tarry Simmerwita
Morris Smith
Simmerwits
Bond Street
Bimmerwitz
John Brown
Smith
Robert H. McAdame
Atwater
Obituary notices of Daniel O Keefe and others
Obituary items report Daniel O Keefe a 60 year old Civil War navy veteran who died of pneumonia at Alexian Hospital after a brief illness, with services planned at St Patrick's Church. The notices also mention Franz Gloeckner a local delicatessen owner who died at home, John Thornton of Berphencon Car Works, and Thomas Edgar a former Bayway resident who died aged 77, with funeral plans and interment at nearby cemeteries. Local residents and affiliations are noted, including church and organizational ties.
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Daniel O'Keefe
Navy
Alexian Hospital
O'Keefe
Treland
America
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Singer Sewing Machine Works
John Brosnan
Trumbull Street
J. 8. Stiner
St. Patrick’s Church
John Thorton
John
William Thorton
Nia
Bayway
Thorton
Berphencon Car Works
Bern
Thin City
Philadel
Phemenia
Cornwall
Me 'Y
Thomas Edgar
Ee Mase
Tae
Rahway
Suspected burglar caught in Westminster Avenue ladder attempt
A man suspected of attempting a 424 Westminster Avenue burglary was found on a ladder by a maid as he climbed to the second story during dinner hour. Richmond arrested a man on Broad Street about 3:15 am and brought him to police HQ for identification. The stranger, named Clorsen, had no prior record and is held for further questioning.
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Douglass i. Moore
Westminster Avenue
Richmond
Broad Street
Moore
Police Raid On Four Downtown Saloons Reported
Police raided four downtown saloons Saturday night under Captain O Leary and seized slot machines. All machines are Elk type, previously confiscated. Five machines currently at the Second Precinct. raids conducted by Detective Mataon and Officers Nolan Me Namera Lawlor and Mason.
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O'Leary
Second Precinct
Mataon
Nolan
Namera
Lawlor
Mason
Memorial Services for James Mosley at Grace Church
Memorial services for James Mosley the first convert at the Rescue Mission were held at Grace Episcopal Church on First Street. Superintendent Howard T. Beheckler presided as speakers including Elias D. Smith George Dwight Stone and Supt Simmone of the Newark Rescue Mission shared addresses. Miss Sarah Keron representing W C T U No 2 spoke briefly recalling Mr Mosley’s past visits to the Hest Broad Street meeting.
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James Mosley
Rescue Mission
First Street
Grace Episcopal Church
Howard T. Beheckler
Elias D. Smith
Beheckler
George Dwight Stone
Simmone
Newark Rescue Mivsion
Sarah Keron
Easter at Hand Chooses Best Value Department Store
A garbled Easter shopping note urges women to pick a department store offering the best value and wide selection. It proclaims a saved penny is earned and promotes sensible spending with emphasis on economical choices and steady style.
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Atyles
Hillers Studio Keeps Old Stand With Modern Look
The notice states Hiller's Studio will remain at 103 Brot Street after extensive improvements and aim to be the most modern value. Business men and ladies spring tailoring advertised by Dr Jos Whitsmas at Taira Street, page includes a meeting note and stray text.
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Hiller
Brot Street
Vale
Rescue at St Elizabeths Hospital saves a stray Maltese cat
A Maltese cat clung to a slender branch near St Elizabeths Hospital while firemen from Truck No. 1 rescued it. Captain Robert Bauermann and his team used a ladder and blanket to catch the cat, which slipped away after a dramatic save. The crowd watched as the animal disappeared into the air, leaving no time for thanks. An official Manila report followed about Pulajanes and American forces, describing an engagement and evacuation details in Samar.
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St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Robert Bauemiann
Bauermann
Pansy
Cote
Brakeman Fatally Injured in Rail Yard Accident
John McGuire, 20, a brakeman at Central Railroad yards, was struck while uncoupling cars as a locomotive bumped the end car. He suffered a fractured skull and was taken to Alexian Hospital in an unconscious condition. his home is 297 Bond Street.
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John MedGuire
Central Railroad
Ranater
McGuire
Alexian Hospital
Bond Street
Little Wonder- Workers of Publicity Want Ads
Jingle requests direct readers to the WANT AD MAN at Journal Office 74 Broad St and Downtown Journal Office 106 E Jersey St for publicity workers.
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Journal Office
Broad St
E. Jersey St
Schauble Sues Brokerage Firm in Newark Case
Bulls aggregating 475,000 again at J. Bache & Co New York brokers face trial before the U S Circuit Court in Trenton this week. Complainants Williams Mullin Peter Hauck Jr Newark and Schauble Edjeabeth retired brewer claim securities were placed with Ward F Duty former manager as firm representative. Duffy testifies. settlement reached with creditor earlier.
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J. 8. Bache & Co
New York
United States
Trenton
Williams. Mullin
Peter Hauck
Newark
Philly Seheuble
Edjeabeth
Ro Ward F. Duty
Duffy
Ousting of Asa Francis by Court Ends Sherrif Battle
Freehold March 26 Supreme Court Justice Hendrickann ruled the batlots hearing the blue pencil murka at the top reserved for his decision in the Francie shrievalty fight should be thrown out giving the victory to Clase and Francia. A minority of eighteen reportedly supports Francia who remains in office in the interim.
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Freehold
Supreme Court
Hendrickann Here Lolay
Clase
Francia
Auto axle breaks on Broad Street collision delays traffic
At 3 yesterday afternoon a Tunnhout auto No 1450 traveling south on Broad Street broke an axle near Washington Street. A front wheel struck the First Presbyterian Church fence. The vehicle blocked trolley tracks for over two hours while repairs were made. The man and woman occupants escaped uninjured.
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Tunnhout
Broad Street
Washington Street
First Presbyterian Church
Trafic
Clirbing
Hackman Runs Against a Trolley Collision at Night
James Dwyer hackman for Daniel Carroll is knocked from his seat during Sally night at Jefferson avenue and East Grand street. He lies in the street with a bloody face and is rushed to Elizabeth General Hospital where his wounds are treated and then he leaves.
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Hackman
James Dwyer
Daniel Carroll
Sally
Jefferson Avenue
East Grand Street
Iaer
Trwyer
Elizabeth General
Dwyer
Akin
Sociable Evening Replaces Banquet at St James Church
Instead of the Meth dist Union banquet planned for tonight at St James Church there will be a social of four Methodist men. A prominent layman from the city will give the principal address and the Fulton Male Quartet will perform several popular selections.
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Methodist Union
St. James Church
Fulton
Removal Notice From The Journal Office
A fragmentary OCR item notes a removal action related to a city journal office. It mentions a move date of April 1 and references a food service group. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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John
Journal ‘Seice
Rejected lover shoots waitress then kills self in New York restaurant
Dew York Marchers Lentige Pron vhini a twenty one year old waitress at the Tivoli on West Thirty eighth street was shot by a former waiter who then killed himself. The wounded woman, who wore a kimono, is hospitalized and described as likely to die. The assailant had previously been discharged after pursuing a lawsuit. An ambulance transported the victim to New York Hospital for treatment.
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Dew York
Lentige Pron Vhini
Ours Ald
Tiveli
Thirty-eighth Street
Wittern
Formor
Sani
Etrd
Kine
Victur
Restaurine
Lavine
Victor
Houlw
Theresa Renshti
Tie
New York Maspital
Stin
Double Tragedy in a Penitentiary
In Jefferson City Missouri on March 26 two inmates were killed and guards wounded during a riot at the state penitentiary. A convict named Anderson escaped from a cell and fatally stabbed guard Samuel Wood and three others as he fled, before being killed by guards. Other convicts Sheridan and Rockwell were injured in the melee.
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Jefferson City
Aumen Wool
Simny” Anderson
Mavon
Heburgh
Anderson
Captain Zee
Wood
William Sheridan
William Rockwell
Army officers barred from pension attorney work
Washington report notes Captain W A Campbell retired of Rochester NS was told by the War Department that he cannot engage as a pension attorney. The law bars army officers from acting as agents for claims against the United States though patent claims are permitted.
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Washington
W. A. Campbell
U.S. A
Rochester
War Department
United States
Uncle Sam
Albert Erney Struck by Trolley Car in Newark
Albert Erney of 627 Marshal Street was struck by a trolley car while driving in Newark last night. He was taken to James Hospital where bruises to his back and legs were found.
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Albert Erney
Marshal Street
Newark
Thet. James Hospital
Well Known Reporter Charles G Holland Dies at Home
New York March 26 Charles G Holland longtime Associated Press reporter died at his residence 235 West 108th Street this morning The cause of death was Brights disease He was about 40 years in Kingston native.
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New York
Charlea G. Holland
Associated Preas
West 108Th Atrect
Bright
Holland
Kington
Dr Epstein Promotes New Spring Suit At Mackay's
Fragmentary ad copy references Dr Epstein and a spring fashion promotion at 101 Broad Street Mackay's. It mentions brews, German products, and a hungry reader calling for up-to-date offerings with casual pricing hints.
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Mackay
Politics Behind Delay In Mine Wage Pact Session
Indianapolis March 206 The joint scale committee resumes amid a deep political scheme delaying a wage agreement between miners and operators. Railroad interests reportedly pressuring to embarrass President Roosevelt while railroads fear strikes and anti railroad measures. No strike expected in bituminous fields.
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Indianapolis
Ly Robbing
Pittsburg Coal Company
Rai
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Moue
Robbins
Bon and Father Die in Close Succession in Plainfield
Plainfield on March 26 reports Curtis D Adame a Garwood native died at his sister Mrs John Dunns home after pulmonary illness. That morning his father Edward J Adama died in an adjoining room. Edward a noted musician and composer aged 65 organized the Newark City Band later known as Vons band. Curtis a skilled musician worked at the Fall Signal Company in Garwood. A double funeral is set for Wednesday at 3 pm.
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Von
Curtin de Adama
Fall Signal Company
Garwood
Wall Street Slips and Gains Mixed in Early Trading
Trading was light but market tone strong with Reed rising to 240 while Union Pacific lifts from 162 to 169. Brooklyn Rapid Transit gains 1, Fuel and Iron up 24, Rock Island soft. Government bonds steady as other issues pause amid quiet activity.
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York
Reeding
Saamnat
Union Pacifi
Brooklyn
Commis Alee
Ton
Gov. Nt
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