New Firehouse Sited For Eleventh Ward Debate
City Finance Committee and Fire Commissioners discussed erecting a fre engine house in Eleventh Ward with site sketches on Prince Street and Westfield Avenue. Mayor Ryan and officials reviewed protection needs for Broad Street businesses and nearby streets, promising full consideration and a prompt decision.
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Board of Fire
Ryan
John 8.Bausr
John K. English
William H. Renkie
John J. Collings
Robert J. Kirkland
Prince Street
Ing
Westfield Avenue
Eleventh Ward
Rastine Senet
East Grand Airpet House
Thorn Inquest Opens At Courthouse Tomorrow
The coroner's jury will meet at 2 PM tomorrow in the Courthouse to investigate the death of James Thorn the angered intruder who died at General Hospital reportedly from a revolver shot by Walia of Wisklercy. Molline, who claims a mistaken burglary motive, faced Judge Atwater Saturday and was held under $3,000 bond for manslaughter.
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James Thorn
Angro Inturer
General Hospital
Walia
Wisklercy Atv
Pierson
Roselle
Molline
Thorn
Atwater
Soronte
Falling Lumber Narrowly Misses Boy in Maine Street Incident
A three year old, son of Mrs Ellen Keene of Fane, narrowly escaped serious injury when falling lumber struck gear near Magnolia venue. The boy was dragged from the scene with contusions and minor injuries, while bystanders aided the wounded. Investigation underway to determine where the lumber came from and prevent recurrence.
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Ellen Keene
Fane
Magioliavenue
Dawn
Galporte
Ewan
Sentenced to Reform School for Bicycle Theft
A 1933 year-old youth named James Wind was ordered confined in a reformatory after pleading guilty to bicycle theft in Plain city. The court also referenced a fellow detainee, Fudge Atwater, in relation to the case.
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James Wind
Piains
Fudge Atwater
Tng Binay Neni Tc
Wall Street Holds Steady Amid Market Advances
The market remained generally strong as investors showed cautious optimism in early trading. Analysts cited steady tech sector activity and steady demand across key stocks, with many traders awaiting clearer signals on upcoming economic data.
Cat Rescued After Five Days Upside Down Tree Standoff
A frightened cat perched in a Magnolia tree for days prompted rescue work by gardener Gattreb Thalman and a Society for the Preservation of Crasity. Thalman attempted a lift but the animal fled toward a cellar after the tree failed. The cat fell and sustained a bell injury, but was eventually brought down.
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Magnolia
Mattison
SeRho
Dows
Diocesan Union Arranges FOS Debates
P E Flynn president of the Cristean Union and Newark delegates traveled to Philadelphia to attend a meeting of the Executive Committee of the National Call Clubs Association and to discuss preparations for debates and matches between archdiocesan unions in Philadelphia.
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P. E. Flynn
Cristean Union
Newark
Philadelphia
National Call Clubs Association
Cis Pepe
Fats Po
Archdiocesan
Can Vf . O
Milzabeth
Terrible Gale Rages Over Bermuda Harbor
Hamilton Bermuda March 27 The terrific gale which has raged for over thirty six hours persists. The steamship Bermudian cannot reach port as many reladile cannot get ashore during the squalls.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Pver
Bermudian
Unclear OCR: Passenger Ship Incident Reported
Fragmentary text notes 1320 passengers and crew aboard a vessel. It mentions a person died after an accident involving machinery during what appears to be a voyage, with damaged phrasing indicating a fatal maritime incident.
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Pelegekoe
Fesetns
Mission to Non-Catholics at St Patrick's Church
A Catholic mission for non-Catholics led by Rev Father Stern of the Redemptorists was held at St Patrick's Church. He answered questions from a rear campus question box, addressing Catholic practices, ceremonies, and attempts to reconcile church beliefs with science.
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Elieat@thin
St. Patrick's Church
Father Stern
Redemptorist
Sone
Kosby
Bopyiéta
Welcome to Councilor in New Jersey Progress Report
State councilor Frank R. Sharp visited Elisabeth Council No 181 at Blate hall Elizabeth last evening as guest of the local unit. The hall was crowded with members from multiple councils in the city and out of town attendees represented the state councilor’s entourage and visiting dignitaries.
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Frank R. Sharp
Elisabeth Council
Blate Hall
First ‘Street
Elizabeth
Sharp
Orient
Winfield Scote
Elisabeth
Harry Bendel
Sussbedh
Fixing Day of Adjournment In New Jersey Legislature
March 27 report from Trenton on adjournment talks. The joint committee and Governor discuss timing with Lane Alexander opposing April 12 adjournment while others push for April 18 and a June recess. Local option and Elizabeth River bills receive amendments requiring a fourth vote and involvement of City Council.
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Trenton
Frelinghuysen
Hillery
Cornish
Alexander
Lane
Perkins
Fresinghwyeen
IMRI
Baker
Elizabeth River
J. C. Connolly
Bennett
Disastrous Fire Ravages Elizabeth City Business District
A disastrous fire in Elizabeth City causes extensive damage to a business district, with reports of losses around 400000 dollars. Fire crews may have extinguished the blaze as officials assess the scene and determine the cause.
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Elizabeth City
N. C
Elizabeth
Bozing Case Summary In Haka Prison Proceedings
The transcript reports the Bozing case against John Cf Bina at Haka Prison. Proceedings began at noon with a summary of the state and defense to the dock. The court adjourned after the charge was read and the judge retired at 2 o clock this afternoon.
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John Cf Bina
Haka
Ana
Central High Officials Indicted in Express Wreck
New York March 27 three indictments were returned against New York Central Railroad and its officers for manslaughter in the Brewster Express wreck near Woodland February 1 that killed twenty four. Vice President Albert H. Smith and General Superintendent Ira A. McCormick are named along with the railroad as a corporation. Bail set at 10000 each. Trial scheduled for 10:30 tomorrow. maximum manslaughter second degree sentence is ten years.
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New York
New York Central Railroad
Woodland
Albert H. Smith
Ira A. McCormick
Railroad A A Corporation
Rosalsky
New York Central
Roumania Proclaims Liberal Agrarian Reform
Bucharest March 27 A government proclamation promises sweeping agrarian reform to end peasant troubles. Rents are cut by two thirds and heavy taxes removed, disrupting absentee landownership and allotting lands up to 1 600 acres to peasants. Officials have dispatched agents to enforce the reform.
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Bucharest
Ita
Roumania
Pojent
Impure Easter Candies Prompt Ohio Health Order
Columbus March 27 Blate Daily and Food Commissioner R W Dunlap issued a statement that Easter candies and toys are often made with paraffin and shellac colored by coal tar dyes that have caused deaths. He ordered candles off the market and warned dealers of prosecution for noncompliance.
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Columbus
Ohio
Betrayal Case: Daughter Kills Aged Father
In a shocking case described as a betrayal, a daughter killed her elderly father during a confrontation at the family home. Authorities report the incident occurred earlier today with investigators awaiting further details and a postmortem to determine motive.
Keystone Limited Derailment Report Confusing Wrecker Impact
A Keystone Limited derailment occurred when a wrecker collided with the train during a mishap described as fraught with tangled readouts. Passengers sustained bruises as a combination car and a Glede plunged into a riverbed, with several details obscured in the damaged text.
Wrights railroad commission bill passes Assembly in strong party vote
In Trenton on a March 97 session day Assemblyman Wright of Essex and allies pushed railroad commission legislation through the Assembly with 31 Democrats supporting four bills. Republicans varied in their backing, and debates were spirited. Wright, aided by Tumulty and Alexander of Hudson, faced attacks from Porty Sander Sarkar and others, while supporters touted the long needed board and potential savings from consolidating commissions.
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Trenton
Wright
Railroad Commission
Assembly
Edward H. Wright, Jr
Essex
Tumulty
Alexander
Hudson
Fake
Bergen
Sander Sarkar
Ople
Boca
Btate Board of Arbitration
Riparian Commission
Erie Rail
Stelzle Tonight at Westminster Avenue Hall
A fragmented notice describes a performance by Stelzle at Westminster Avenue, with references to a Proavytarian Board of Miasicma and a labor relation discussion. The text is partial and unclear, but signals a church or assembly venue event and a quoted discussion on current matters.
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Westminster
Board of Miasicma
Dapartmat Bt
Ela Sas
College Brand Clothes At Weng and Epstein's
Fragmentary OCR item mentions college brand clothes at a shop associated with Weng and Epstein and references other named firms and individuals in unclear context. The readable portion hints at a fashion or retail notice without coherent details or a clear event.
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Epstein's
Tinlercing Geatay
Welst &Renate
Alno
Cafe Germardt
Ieee
Soave
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Unlon
Wurabury
Oeye Overdié
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