Captain O Leary's crackdown on downtown gambling expands
Captain O Leary intensifies a campaign against gambling with watchers assigned from Spring Street to the Staten Talends Sound. A raid on the Fourth and Hand Street store looms, and every arrest will be turned over to the Grand Jury. Merchants report losses to vice as scrutiny spreads to saloons and private houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Leary
Fourth and Hand
Grand
Capain
Spring Street
Staten Talends
German English School Ends First Year Work
The English school of the German American Central Association concluded its first year. It aimed to teach newly arrived Germans and German speakers English. Two capable teachers conducted a six month course of four nights weekly at five dollars per. Instruction took place in School No. 3. The association faced deficit due to tuition charges and must raise R100. Next winter the program will continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German American Central Association
Penny Gets Twenty New Freight Engines
The Pennsylvania Railroad on the New York division has just received twenty heavy freight engines. They are part of an order described by the men as the largest type yet received and classified under H. notation. The tone of the engines differs from earlier locomotives, drawing public attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penneylvania
New York
Am Onder
Mayoralty boom gathers Hamill supporters in Horehoe area
Report notes James A. Hamill drawing mayoral backing in Horehoe region with Friday rally and growing enthusiasm. The “Bhoe Democracy” shows youthful energy as both new and old supporters express strong friendship toward the rising candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Hamill
Owen
Leon
Horehoe
Hamill
Sonne opening Materday storm at Chinsteg's
Fragmentary report describes a Monday incident at 2B Secwed street near Adler with a storm and a crime involving 35 Breed. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors but reference to a local location and event suggests a disruptive occurrence in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonne
Overtime at Singer Factory for No 80 and No 68 production
The Singer factory plans overtime in the needle, ornamenting, shuttle, and oil milling departments on Saturdays to meet rising demand for machine No 80. No 68, initially experimental, won a St Louis prize and now drives growing production as machinery upgrades occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rua
Singer’s
Omer
St. Loii
Loreal Company
Ten Boys Before Captain OLeary at Second Precinct
Ten boys aged from about B to 12 years faced Captain OLeary at the Second precinct police station after they threw mud at a store window on East Jersey Street. Their parents accompanied them as the captain delivered a firm lecture, promising to improve future behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'leary
Second Precinct
East Jersey Street
Rosso Sues for Defamation in District Court
Frank Rosso files a defamation suit against Panquale Balzano and Catherine Balzano Balzano’s wife of 612 Third Avenue, seeking 300 damages over arrest and character injury after Balzano accused Rosso of breaking and stealing 2000. Rosso was previously arrested, held for grand jury, indicted, and acquitted in circuit court, with Lew A A Stein representing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panquale Balzano
Catherine Balzand
Third Avenue
Frank Rosso
Balzano
Rosso
Rosan
Vail
Lew- A. A. Stein
Marriage of Ella Dowdney Aringate and Rev Herbert Hogland
Invitations announce the marriage of Miss Ella Dowdney Aringate of Bridgeton and Rev Herbert Hogland pastor of Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church. The ceremony will be held in Bridgeton on April 4 with the bride’s parents. Rev England, formerly of Glen Gardner, Hipterdon County, is the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Dowdney Aringate
Heidgeton
Herbert Hogland
Madison Avenue
Health Officials Intensify City Backyard Health Sweep
Health Officer Richards leads a corps of inspectors in a citywide blitz to issue notices and locate delinquents amid preparations for summer heat. The vigorous campaign aims to improve public health across all districts during the forthcoming hot season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards
Board of Health
Slightly Improved After Brick Fall At Roselle School
David A Everett, hurt when a brick fell from the second story of Roselle Park school, is reported slightly improved at General Hospital. Mary Graham, 25, daughter of the late Henry and Anna Graham, died at home 1146 East Jersey Street. William Adama, 78, died of pneumonia at 110 Sherman Avenue in Roselle Park, survived by one daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Everett
David A. Everett
Roselig
General Hospital
Mr. Everett
Orr
Mary Graham
Mise
Henry and
Pina Grahans
St. John's
Willa Adama
William Adama
Roselle Park
Fragmentary notice of Professor Sughaue on North Reid street
The readable text hints at a delinquent or odd figure named Professor Sughaue on North Reid street with references to camphor forest, Derdere of Seachem, and market activity. The fragmentary nature limits clarity on actions, dates, or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Sughaue
North Reid Street
Fisk for State Senator from Plainfield favored by leaders
In Union County politics the succession to State Senator and Senate president spills into Plainfield. Charles J. Fisk of Plainfield, partner at Harvey Fisk & Sons, is the leading candidate to replace Joseph Cross in the next convention. If Fisk declines, William Runyon and Ernest R. Ackermann are among favorites, with Plainfield likely to decide the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Joseph Cross
Union County
Ulan
Senator Cross
Charles J. Fisk
Vlainfeld
Harvey Fisk & Sons
New York
Fisk
William XII. Runyon
Fish
Runyon
Ernest R. Ackermann
Plainfield
B. Frank Cornell
Robert J. Kirkland
William R Lawrence
Summit
Kirtland
Elizabeth
Elisabeth
Captain Kirkland
Kirkland
Mrs Maybrick's Claim Denied in Baroness Von Roques Case
Washington March 28 David W Armstrong formerly of Kentucky now in New York on business tied to the suit of Baroness von Rogues to recover mining lands in Tennessee and Virginia once sold to Armstrong Mrs Maybrick now in Washington to depose The Baroness claims ownership though her daughter never held an interest The original grant called for large tracts but only a fraction remains
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Maybric
von Roques
Mazansky Held for Grand Jury Action
James Mazansky of 212 Port Avenue was involved in a dispute with Jensen Muli draga and his wife Sian of 200 Port Avenue. He allegedly struck Malldraga with a cane, wounding her, as the couple contends. Mazansky was held in 100 bail for grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mazansky
Port Avenue
Jensen Mulidraga
Sian
Mazansky
Malldraga
Malidraga
Munansky
James
New Horses for L F Hersh & Bro Stable Expansion
A new stable addition is under construction at Second and East Jersey Streets for L F Hersh and Brothers. The brick structure will house fifty stalls in tables and provide space for seventy horses. the additional horses are to arrive from the West soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LP. Hersh & Bro
Second
Jersey Streets
Morning after scare as David Davis is led away
David W. Davis of 23 Spring Street, known as a friendly peddler, appeared intoxicated and agitated after a night of stimulants. He pleaded for forgiveness in court, was released, then yelled a wild war cry that startled neighbors near Weat Scott Place by City Hall corner before friends took him home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Davis
Spring Street
David
Perry
Mahon
Weat Scott Place
City Hall
Man Held Up by Mere Boys
Three youths aged sixteen to eighteen faced assault, battery, and robbery charges in a campai pwision headquarters court, named as Ainsle Lang Albert Burns and Chester Van Hurt. They denied the accusations but were held to await grand jury action after bail was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bmebon
Campai Pwision
Wienitz
Barr Ladies Tailor Adverts Bold Fitting Offer
A fragmented ad from a Barr Ladies Tailor promises customers to try before buying. The readable text highlights a fitting service and a focus on style, with wording suggestive of tailoring options and customer assurance.
Whynman Destret Biteabes Aresve Notice
Fragmentary OCR text from an Oregon issue shows a notice style item mentioning Whynman and Biteabes Aresve with unclear surrounding words and a likely product or material description. The readable chunks offer few concrete details on date, place, action, or official authority. The fragment preserves names but lacks a coherent event.
Last Honors To De Azpiroz in State Funeral in DC
A state funeral for Manuel de Azpiroz, Mexican ambassador to the United States, was held with President Roosevelt and the Supreme Court in attendance. Full military honors marked the service at St. Matthew's Ronn Catholic Church, followed by interment at a vault in Unknown Cemetery and plans for shipment to Mexico. The cortege proceeded from the embassy with honorary pallbearers including top officials and diplomats. widow and family attended elsewhere. final interment set for the City of Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Don Manuel de Azpiroz
United States
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Diplomatic Corps
St. Matthew's Ronn — Catholic Church
Unk Wgn
Mexico
Shute Department
Columbia
New York
Veras Cruz
Republic
Seventh Cavalry
T Street
Bastion Fuller
Captus
Adlee
Count Caesini
Diplomatic Corpu
Belgian man kills wife then drowns in river
Rein Nietens, a Belgian, shot and killed his wife Josephine at their Lawrence home this morning. He then killed himself by jumping into the Merentide River. The couple had not lived together for several months and Nietens had been drinking heavily. Their 12 year-old son tried to intervene during the shooting but failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence, Mins
Rein Nietens
Josephine
Thiat
Mertintae
Leia
Wwen
Yin
Nirtena
Rockefeller Gift Sparks Board of Foreign Missions Debate
A major gift from John D. Rockefeller to the American Board of Foreign Missions provokes protests from clergy and lay leaders. About 841,400 of the 1,000,000 gift is reportedly already in the board’s treasury with 898,590 more allocated for ongoing missions in Japan, Bulgaria, Turkey, India, and Syria as a prudential committee meeting is scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoxton
Mang
Marenx
John D.rockefeller
American Board of Foreign Missions
Lourd
James J. Herton
Totelen
Prudential Committee
Elyireh
Fe ix
Japan
Bulgaria
Turkey
India
Uryion
New Dwellings Planned on East Jersey Street
Plans filed to erect two new houses on East Jersey Street between Fifth and Sixth streets. Peter Groh of 47 Fulton Street will own the properties, with construction by Charles Frederick & Kon. Each house will be two stories accommodating two families and include modern electrical wiring and a stable entry.
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Jersey
Fifth
Sixth Street
Peter Groh
Fulton Street
Charles Frederick & Kon
Panic in New York Millinery House Fire Injures Four Hundred
A morning fire at Max Roth’s building at 48 50 Walker Street caused a mass panic among about 400 workers, mainly Italian and Dutch, with several injured and some hospitalized. Firemen helped evacuate the crowd from a narrow two foot wide exit as cries of fire spread through the fifth floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Max Roth
Noa
Walker Street
Dewessen
Hoboken Celebrates Its 50th Birthday With Illumination
Hoboken marks its fiftieth anniversary with a grand parade tonight led by Colonel ELA Stevens as grand marshal. Ten thousand participants, illuminated floats, music and choirs from every glee club join the celebration. A children's reception opens the events and a long night of glow fills the sky.
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Hoboken
Ela, Stevens
Toboken
Stevens
Murshal
Seoren
Taeda
Muslead
Composttona
Elih
Singing Society
Moboker
Dima
Wall Street sees declines amid London panic and Tokyo gains
Market mood weakens as London dampens optimism while Tokyo and Paris show scattered liquidation. Widespread selling follows large carryover commitments and fears of a panic in St Petersburg, with bonds and foreign exchange markets remaining active but unsettled. Governor Folk of Missouri faces reform talk at the Waldorf-Astoria as officials discuss municipal parade remarks in Manila and city protests.
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New York
London
St Petersburg
Thie
A Trap for Limevitch and the Vladivostok Peril
Reports from St Petersburg indicate Japanese flanking moves toward Laha Che and Ningtita threaten General Linievich. If Japanese reach Tsiteikar and cut lines to Vladivostok, Russian forces may be forced to retreat or surrender, with Harbin and Sungari fronts at risk.
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St. Petersburg
Bers
Chitin
Tate
Lath Che
Taitsikar
Harbin
Vladivostok
Wnese
Tsiteikar
Linieviteh
Siberia
Japan
Nicityhe Northenat
War Office
Ates Neanges
Biesien
Hani
Larshing
Counil
Stingart
Purane
Sungari
Japshen Hayh
Nogi
Tsitaiker Vetere
Linie Viteh
Runesin
Mukden
Piald
Irynina Himartt
Ty Harwin
Genersda Oko
Kuroki
Mrs Chadwick Sentenced to Ten-Year Prison Term
Mrs Chadwick is sentenced to ten years in the Ohio State Penitentiary after a trial led by Judge Habeen Wo Loe fark. The court imposed two-year terms for several co defendants, with additional leniency for younger participants. The case reflects a broad conspiracy linked to theft and deceit across multiple victims.
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Sterferes
Cranie L
Hhadwapk
Ohio Blute
Tidge Habeen
Entel
Cran
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Grand Jury
Penny
Eliz Commercial College
Tacoma
Zfurain
Adler
Singer Factory
Captain O'Leary
Herbert England
Seachem
Kweickes
C. J. Fisk
Coyne
Linden
Trenton
House of Assembly
Dutfield
Aviadird
Hudson Assembly
W. Ho Corbin
Schupperkotter
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Corbin
Kent
Fudge Cram
Cross
Stokes
Manter
LF. Hersh & Bro
Barr
OR. Jou
F. Iseas
Area LB
Faun
Eneieure
Enquiatty ‘Iris
Sbcl
Elizabethtown
George Fallon
John Engle
Thomas Simons
Thomas Bradley
Jamen Conray
DE Aspiroz
City of Mexico
Mother
Massachusetts
BOARD
Rockefeller
Jersey Street
Coes
Umdalactre
Joke R. Rankin
iJi2
E. Orand
Falva
Wall Street
GOV. Folk
Overma Folk
Missouri
Faotey
Wil
Minouri
Manila
la Frauvico
Pino
Fane & Campacy
Bonerat
Eliaabeth
Fay
Ohio
Mts
Erie
Lowe & S Nile Si
Manhauss
Papua
Central
Arly
Penn
People's Gan
Czar
Mrs. Chadwick
Tien
Mies
Chadwick
Nore
Harry J. Cone
Union Street
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