Plans of the Cordage Co at Foreclosure Sale
The Cordage Company reorganizers faced no rival bids at yesterday’s sheriff sale for the Standard Rope and Twine property. The bid, about $2.7 million, was insufficient as the bondholders’ committee aimed to reclaim the assets, with insiders likely to bid the property back. The pending reorganization produces the Mandard Rope Company, with $2.5 million in adjusted bonds and a $4.8 million financing plan, expected to form within thirty days.
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Jauws B. Clews
Igent
Cornell
Wit
Hilal Mvonie
Clews
Harry Chews & Day
New York
Raney
Frederick K. Day
Brooklyn
Boston
Iittle
Manhattan Trunt Company
Gilbert Collins
William H. Corbin
Trunt Company
B.S. Moore
Thin City
Wire
Calling and Corbit
O'Reilly
Nale
William Rankin
Alvin W. Krech
James BL Clewn
Mgasra
Krech
Standard Rape and Twine Company
Mandard Rape Company
Inn
Chance to Aid Y M C A Comes Tomorrow
Tomorrow evening a Woman's Auxiliary interment will be held to aid the fishing fund of the Elizabeth MC. Three Stars Concert Company of New York City will stage a program of songs, whistling and recitations by three young women. Proceeds support a cause many people care about.
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Y. M
Elizabeth
Three Stars Convert Company
New York City
Broad street theatre scene and private showings noted
The fragment mentions Broad street in Hiller's Studio with a roman at the vali pana and an after event. It records art theatre, reception days Monday and Friday, and a private show with a modern heat pet removal. Details are incomplete but indicate impending theatre activity and private viewing.
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Hiller
Vali Pana
Fragmented OCR Rumors Mention Unclear Names and Events
A distorted OCR snippet hints at mentions of a maiden voyage or spring event and references to individuals or groups, but key names, places, dates, or outcomes are unreadable. The fragment lacks coherent facts to form a solid item.
Elizabeth Woman's Will 18 Contested
Four contestants challenge the estate of Mrs Boyd aged over 80 who died after leaving cash and property to Benjamin Weisenberger of Covington. Nellie Moran Mince Bakers Annie Mongan and Jutta Maher claim they were unaware of funds and seek a prior will alleging another document left them property. The case, heard by special commissioner Abe J. Davie in Canton Circuit Court, continues with competing lawyers from Covington Cincinnati and Kentucky.
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New Bridget
Boyd
Bridget Payton
Bond Street
Thin City
Abe J. Davie
Circuit Court of
Canton
Tory
Atatonenta
Mra. Boyd
Danmary
Benjamin Weisenberger
Covington
Weisenberger
Nellie Moran
Annie Mongan
Jutta Maher
Kentucky
Edward Nugent
Dean Wilken
Cincinnnati
Andl Willlm Beyne
Coal Prices Rise as Dealers Signal Retail Stability
The wholesale price of pea coal rose forty five cents per ton, while dealers assure the public that retail coal prices will hold until after the first of the month. A supply rush followed, and New York area anthracite prices jumped from 6.60 to 7 per ton amid talks of a possible strike and delayed deliery after April 3.
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New York
Brooklyn
Dealore
Obituary notices for Conyard Lombard Bost Altman
Obituary notes Jasper Conyard of 1232 Harrison street died this morning in his seventies. A Greensboro native and Civil War Confederate veteran, he worked for the Central Railroad and was a Lincoln Lodge member. Also listed: Anna Lombard of 1181 Elizabeth avenue died after illness leaving one child. services at St Anthony's Church. Philip Boat, 56, died in Alexian Hospital, unmarried. Margaret Altman of 1002 Magnolia avenue, 43-year-old mother of three, widow of George W Altman, member of the Church of the Berea.
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Jasper Conyard
Harrison Street
Mr. Conyard
Greensboro
N. C
Central Railroad Company
Lincoln Lodge
Elizabeth
Laura Lombas
Anna Lombard
Elizabeth Avenue
Louis Lombard
Thenes
St. Anthonys Church
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Philip Boat
Philip Rost
Alexian
Mr. Bost
John ¥. Brammer
C. G. Vissher
Margaret FE. Altman
Margaret EB. Altman
George W. Altman
Magnolia Avenin
Altman
Tate
Johnny Ann Weaver
Elizabeth River improvement plan presented to council
City surveyor William H. Leister has finished a comprehensive report on improving the Elizabeth River and sanitary sewage disposal. Copies will go to all council members ahead of a Monday presentation, with detailed plans resembling an intercepting sewer from Westfield Avenue to a pumping station below Summer Street.
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William H. Leister Haw
Elizabeth River
Mit
Lugter
Harry
Luster
Kewer
Lo Chty Council
Westfield Avenue
Union Errests
Pean
Jersey
Union Erat
Pennsylvania Railroad
Whway Avenue
Elizabeth Avenue
Spring Street
Fourth Avenue
Spenser Street
Spencer Street
Avroas
Summer Street
Ity Council
Delaware Sails Into Battle Name Contention
Washington lawmakers push to name a proposed powerful battleship the Delaware. Delaware rivals Utah and North Dakota as the only states without an armored ship and senators pressed Secretary Bonaparte to back the designation, citing Delaware’s constitutional ratification as a historical claim.
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Washington
March
Congress
Delaware
Utah
North Dakota
Ales
Burton
Bonaparte
Union
Erie Railroad Recruiting Policemen in Norwich
Norwich Conn March 20. News that the Erie Railroad seeks 100 men to go to Indianapolis on short notice to police duties during a miners strike. Hazlehurst, former Erie detective, confirmed the recruiting effort. Local men were enlisted and more are expected to join at New London. Authorities fear trouble with striking miners and aim to protect property around Indianapolis. Pay cited at about 840 per month.
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Norwich
Conn
Chase
Hoceh
Indianapolis
Erie Railroad
Hazlehurst
Chia
New London
Bertha Claiche’s Sentence Postponed in Gendron Case
New York March 20 Justice Lernon M Davie postponed imposing sentence on Bertha Claiche, the slayer of Emil Gendron, to April 0K after the district attorney sought more time to verify statements by the felon. Her mother attended the proceeding and the postponement aimed to allow further investigation of alleged police officer complicity in Tenderloin resort matters.
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New York
Ely
Lernon M. Davie
Supreme Court
Hertha Claiche
Emil Gendron
Haus
Allee Doetie
Iade
Lelian
Tal Hive
Tenderloin
Bertha Claiche
Ana
Cotten the Black man killed by mob near Flora
In Flora Louisiana on March 20 a Black man known as Cotton was lynched near Oak Grove Station within an hour of an alleged attempt to assault Mine Blair, daughter of a railroad camp contractor. A posse formed and captured him. he died tied to a tree. Local family members aided Blair before the lynching.
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Flora
Oak Grove Station
West Carrall Varish
Mine Mair
Cotten
Mad
Mien Blair
Crash on New Bridge Injures Many in Rush-Hour Crash
New York reporters describe a rear end collision at the Manhattan end of the Williamsburg Bridge during rush hour. Two cars were badly damaged, a dozen people bruised or cut, with Miss Fannie Ferguson of Brooklyn and Moses Foreman among the seriously injured. Motor man Solomon Becker failed to stop in time and the forward wagon was thrown from rails, delaying traffic about thirty minutes.
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New York
Fourteenth Street
Tenth Avenue Ne
Manhattan
Williamaburg Bridge
Becker
Henry Backes
Heavy Rains In Prospect Over Gulf States
Washington reports a developing storm over the Gulf and East Gulf States with rain spreading to the Ohio Valley and Virginia. Rivers rise toward danger in the Gulf region as the low moves northeast, bringing rain to the Wallingford forecast district tonight and across the Middle Atlantic. Storm warnings issued along the Atlantic coast from Jacksonville to Norfolk. Ships bound for Europe face light to fair conditions ahead.
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Washington
West Gulf
East Gulf States
Gulf
South Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Virginia
Gulf States
Wallington
Lower Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
Atlantic Cosl
Jacksonville
Norfolk
British Bark Daylight Destroyed After Fire at Yokkaichi
A dispatch from Yokkaichi, Japan, reports the British bark Daylight caught fire in port and was totally lost. The vessel, sailing from New York with a full cargo of crude oil, had an extended voyage of 203 days before the disaster.
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New York
Maritime Exchange Today
Yokkaichi
Japan
York
Lads' Spring Tailoring On Norris Mod Exhibit
Local page notes a spring tailoring event featuring Norris Mod X and exclusive wares. Sera presents additional lines and a preview of fabrics and styles expected to draw shoppers.
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Norris
Removal at the Ly Joureal Office
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a removal or relocation event at a local office, mentioning individuals with partial surnames and a corner location. The garbled text suggests a scheduling or procedural update related to an office in a city area.
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Fice
John ¥. Dugan
Ly Joureal
Baer's Reply to the Miners and Coming Strike Action
Preliminary action by the United Mine Workers signals a possible nationwide coal strike after debates over wage scales and operator profits. Discussion centers on whether to limit action to Ohio Indiana and Illinois or extend to all bituminous fields. J H Winder says the strike will come today as talks continue with operators and a proposed miners commission is considered.
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Idianapol
Michell Anmend
Huerty
United Mine Workers Ino Sion
F. L. Robbine
Vennaylvania
Piresturg Coat Company
Robbins
Ohio
Indiana
Iinola
Hella
J. H. Winder
C. Hammond
Hammond
Mitchell
James W Alexander in Sanatorium at Deerfield
James W Alexander former president of the Equitable Life Assurance Society arrived in Greenfield and was taken to a private sanitarium at Deerfield for several weeks of recovery after two recent surgical operations in New York. He remains weakened but is gradually gaining strength.
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Greenfield
Mens
James We AN Jer
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Deerfield
New York
Alexander
Jersey Postmasters Appointed in New Jersey
Washington dispatch reports the appointment of postmasters on March 29. Peter F. Wanser is named for Jersey City, Goo H. Tice for Perth Amboy, and Wm. A. Pulls for Ramsey.
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Washington
Peter F. Wanser
Jersey City
Goo
H. Tice
Perth Amboy
Wm. A. Pulls
Ramsey
Six Suspects Held in Minneapolis Sextet Murder Case
Minneapolis March 20 six suspects have been arrested in the sextet murder case. Authorities say only six people were in the house when the crime was committed and the leader, a man named Karman, with his wife and two small boys, his son and nephew, accompanied the group. Demetries are identified among the deceased.
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Minneapolis
Mine
Orx
Minneapolia Sextet
Karman
Demetries
Demetri
Governor Stokes disapproves inland coast resolution
Trenton March 9 Gov Broke rejects the joint legislative resolution seeking congressional authority to improve the land court. The action blocks proposed inland coast relief powers and signals a governor’s disapproval of the measure.
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Gov
Stokes
Trenton
Congress
Bishops' Bill Defenders to Meet in Trenton
In Trenton on March 2 a call was issued for a special meeting of the Interdenominational Conference to organize a fight against the Avis amendment to the bishops bill for renationalizing the traffic under the Tiquie. Friends of the bishops bill express displeasure at recent radical changes.
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Trenton
Fire damages a sound steamer Richard Peck
New London reports the steamer Richard Peck arriving from New York after a fire on the starboard side during the trip to New York. Fire broke out in the ladies' toilet at 2 am Wednesday with alarms, lifeboats readied, and no panic among passengers as crew confined the blaze to the toilet and damaged quarters.
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New London
Richard Peck
New York
Juartera
New French liner La Provence proves successful
Havre France March 20 official trial trip of the new French liner La Provence was held to lay and was successful in every way. Engines developed contract speed and the vessel was very steady. La Provence will start maiden trip to New York about mid April. Tonnage about 1010 tons length 620 feet, width 65 feet. Three expansion and four cylinder engines with twenty one boilers delivering 40000 horsepower for 24.5 knot speed.
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Havre
France
Compagnie General Trana-Atlantique
New York
Bishop Wilson Ill Forces Conference Move to Candler
Cumberland Md March 29 The Baltimore conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South adjourned until tomorrow as Bishop Candler of Atlanta conducts lectures and sermon due to the illness of Bishop Wilson Over 300 delegates attended and the day’s session was devoted to routine work The next conference may be held in Harrisonburg Va
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Cumberland
Baltimore
The
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Bishop Candler
Atlanta
Han
Wilson
Harrisonburg
Badly Burned by Exploding Polish
Mrs. John Ball of 353 East Jersey Street nearly burned to death when a can of stove polish exploded while she scrubbed a range. John Becker tore the burning clothes from her, but he was burned on his hands. Ball, about 33, was taken to St Elizabeth's Hospital. doctors said she would likely recover as no smoke inhalation occurred.
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John Ball
East
Jersey Street
Ball
Sho
John Becker
Alexian Brothers
Kt. Elizabeth's Hospital
Elock
Becker
Entire family overcome by gas in Philadelphia home
A gas-related incident in Philadelphia on South Street above Seventh left Shaye Ruganna Weinbein, 46, his wife, and three daughters unconscious. The father is dead. the mother and two daughters remain unconscious as doctors fight to save them. Clara Weinbein had been away. other relatives had brought the family to the United States. The eldest daughter alerted neighbors, and police transported the victims to the hospital. The cause is under investigation amid efforts to revive the Weinbein family.
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Philadelphia
Shaye Ruganna Weinbein
Cecilis
Sarah
Anns
South Street
Yenia
Weisbein
Ome
Clara
Austine
Anna
Corilia
Barsh
Misa Weisbein
Weinbein
Mre
Westen
Bishops' Measure Amended In New Jersey Debate
In Trenton on March 29 Senator Avia reported amendments to the bishops' bills regulating saloons. The changes remove forced ownership of saloon property joining in licenses, raise the minimum license to 350, and tighten age limits to 18 for service. Screen protections for street view remain, with back rooms allowed under strict limits, and the measure calls for up to one saloon per 200 inhabitants with local oversight changes.
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Trenton
Avia
Wweek
Kvyney
Sean
Anyere Elme
Exeles
May and Common Council
Common Plein Courte
Wall Street Market Rises With Broad Gains
New York March 70 The stock market extended the Thursday rally with broad advances. Northwest led with a 1 8 point gain to 239, while Union Pacific Rubar Sueld AL Paul Lanis and New York Central rose 4 to over 1 point. Meading slipped 2 points from the open to 106 as Erie drifted on lighter activity. London bought moderately with limited bond activity amid mixed quotes.
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Northwest
Union Pacific
Rugar
Sueld
AL Paul
Lanis
New York Central
Meading
Erie
London
Boul
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