Berkman Arrested Linked to Union Square Bomb Plot
Alexander Berkman, linked to Emma Goldman, is arrested in New York on suspicion connected to the Union Square bomb incident. Police seek to confirm identity through a voice match with the victim, while investigators probe whether Berkman is tied to the explosives and the broader anarchist cell.
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Journal
York
Alexander Nan
Frick
Emma Goldman
America
Selig
Union Square
Nilein
Union
Berkman
Lodgouse
East Thirteenth Street
McCaf
Bellevue Itas
Solong
Silverstein
Simaaenaly
Kat
Erstéin
Pei
Kame Goldman
Silverstein’s
Brooklyn
Niceman
Borry
York Lne
Feraae
Ea Pata
General
Patty
Firemen Fight East River Pier Blaze by Boat Reach
New York firemen faced an unusual blaze at Joyne pier near the East River on March 30. They toiled in row boats with hoses to combat flames that spread from temporary pier timbers tied to the Manhattan bridge project. The Jay liner Edgemont, Oregon, and Larchmont were affected. damage estimated around 100000.
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New York
East River
Joyne Pier
Manhattan Bridge
Jay Vine
Jay
Edgemont
Cnt
Oregon
Larchmont
City to Abate Stray Dog Nuisance After Meeting
City officials plan action on stray dogs in Perth Amboy with a joint session by the A.P.C. and Board of Health and City Council committee to be held at Judge Whittemore’s Isham building. Mayor Hyun backs prompt steps. details from Perth Amboy plans are sought for possible disposal methods.
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P.C
Board of Health
Hyun
Collins
Perth Amboy
Hoschweiler
Balter
Jok Tretia
Wilk
Colla
Sour
Alibat Abun
Reese
Lily Andra Allistray
Public Hearing On Improvements Tonight In County Courthouse
Citizens anxious for well paved streets and municipal improvements may speak at a public meeting tonight. The Grand Jury room hosts the City Council committee on street paving. The issue of paying streets without property owner consent may be discussed. Board of Trade has a special invitation.
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Board of Trade
Plea of Guilty in Black Hand Trial Begins
Baltimore March 30 Eight alleged Black Hand conspirators faced trial in Criminal Court for allegedly planning to dynamite the home of Giorgio Noad of the De Giorgio Shipping and Steamship Co. on December 10. Salvatore Lupo of Buffalo pleaded guilty, triggering the proceedings.
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Baltimore
Scampi Giorgio Noad
de Giorgio Porting, and Steamship Company
Criminal Court
Bers
Black Hand
Salvatore Lupo
Buffalo
Mrs David Magie Dead Pastors Wife in New York
Mrs David Magie, wife of the Rev Dr David Magie pastor emeritus of the Church of the Redeemer Paterson, died Friday at her son’s home in New York. She was born in 1887 and was a native of New York City.
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David Magis
David Magie
Church of the Redeemer
Paterson
McKeanie
New York
Mawaa Ners
Elien
Battleship Bay Saturday Clash Sparks Seaborne Scare
A troubling incident at Battleship Bay Saturday drew investigators and witnesses after a shipyard blaze and explosion rattled the harbor. Police and fire units cordoned the area as crews fought the flames and searched for casualties. Authorities urged calm as early reports indicated mixed conditions and limited access to the site.
Union Business College Inspect Permit Store Sale
A misread OCR item mentions Union Business College and a permit inspection related to a store sale. The readable fragments indicate a commerce or licensing context and an official action affecting a business location. No clear names or dates are extractable from the legible text.
Hunt Murder Trial Began at Cranford Court
The trial of James Hunt for the February 1 murder of Joseph Hewlett at Cranford opened in the Court of General Sessions before Justice Bergen. A jury of twelve was sworn after extensive voir dire. defense counsel William R. Wilson argued Hunt’s poverty and need for legal aid, while Hewlett’s killing sequence was described, including confrontation at the door and the ensuing dispute.
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James
Joseph Hewlett
Cranford
Supreme Court
James J. Bergen
Peter Tag
Weiner
William
d.Walker
Fionic
Edward Konappy
Bf Elizabeth
William R. Wilson
Hunt
Da.fendant
Acy & Minall-Wim
Father Ignatius to Return to Newark Parish
Sudden plan change sees Father Ignatius, assigned to St Benedict's Newark, return to Sacred Heart Church Spring and Hond Streets tomorrow. Father Meinard had led duties. superiors restored Ignatius to his former post amid mixed parish reaction and a sermon criticizing petitioning for changes.
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Father Ignatius
Typoting
Honcred Heart Church
Spring
Hond Streets
St. Benedict's Church
Newark
Father Meinard
St. Benedict's
Father Ambrose | Huebner
Satredt Heart
Valéntine
Fy Kelly
Parpatie
Cone
Father Nebner
Tays
Tgonthus
Huebner
Mra
Fell
Journal
Father Ignatina
Sacred Heart Church
Pool Hall Fight Ends In Fatality At Newark
Eyewitnesses recount a confrontation between Hewlett and Hunt in a Newark pool hall that escalated to violence. Hewlett collapsed and died after a blow to the face as patrons and officers moved to intervene. Authorities opened an investigation with Melvin Johnson and others testifying about the altercation and surrounding events.
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Hawlett
de Alleger
Hunt
Pool
Wohnsoni
Hewlett
Freit Honiton
Tori Mimiten
Johnnan Walt Y Lunt
Pat
Hewléth
Johnson
Pension
Newark
Joe
Walter Hettielli Sr
Melvin Johnson
Bourton
Bronson
Ton
Hewiett
Ve a man. Glen tells of Hunt flight during police search
A fragmentary report notes Glen recounting Hunt's flight as investigators began a search for a police officer. Names and full context are unclear due to damaged text. The item hints at a pursuit connected to an officer but lacks concrete details.
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Glen
Hunt
Franco-Spanish Bank Reopens Under Scrutiny
Paris March 30 Henri Rochette's Franco-Spanish Bank and Credit Miner reopened today their officers declaring them absolutely solvent Rochette remained in prison pending an investigation of his other ventures The Muander asserts he will have no trouble protecting investors and resuming the two big banking institutions restoring public confidence in him
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Paris
Henri Rochette
Rochette
Muander
Opening of Sun Optical Offices for Dentist Epstems
Dr Epstem announces hours at Sun Optical Offices Orr Monday Wednesday and Saturday from two to p m with free consultation. The ad notes a building location and mentions Hapa Building and Union Printing Co with a minor update on opening events and a removed dish.
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SUN Optical
Hapa
P S C Offices in Elizabeth Lease Moves and Waiting Room Rumors
Public Service Corporation plans to take the second floor of 101 and 103 Broad and East Jersey streets except the Collins & Tenney room while tenants vacate by May 1. Rumors of closing the Broad Street waiting room circulated, officials denied knowledge. City committees will meet next Monday at 8 PM in the County Courthouse to discuss improvements and invite nearby boards to attend.
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The
Public Service Corporation
Brod
Broad and
Ewat
Jersey Streets
Collins & Tenney
I. 1
Audet Music School
H. Schreiber
General Accident Insurance Company
Howe Insurance Company
Hiller
A. Farweel
Smith and Fort. Grand Streets
Public Service
Connell
Am Wing
Nugents
Walker
Schlotterer
Engini
Grand Jury
Atend
Mem- Board of Trade
City Hall to Present Sewer Ordinance Next Week
A proposed sewer ordinance was prepared by City Hall and set for council consideration on Wednesday. It would govern all openings for pipe connections and require city supervision by the street department. Also notes Regular and Free meals and a Forest Saturday event with room rental.
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Koei
Reye
Beth Avenue
Forest
Gillette dies by electricity confession in Auburn
Auburn March 30. Cheater Gillette died in the Mochere chair at 6 20 this morning after confessing to Rev Henry McUravey and Chaplain Herrick that he murdered Grace Brown, his victory sweetheart, for whom he paid the extreme penalty. The confession was oral and close to the truth of the trial. Gillette left a final message for his mother and died without a quiver.
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Auburn
Gillette
Auburn Prison
Henry Mc Uravey
Herrick
Grace Brown
Hers Rick
John Goin
BK. F. Davia
Syitch
Benham
Om Aigual
Mr. Mcllravey
Bidlette
Chaplain Herrick
United Press
Cod
Chester Gillette
Easter Sale Promises Low Prices at Gebhardt's Cafe
An early 20th century sale notice promotes Easter bargains at Gebhardt's Cafe and nearby stands. Advertisers tout cheap price points on women’s hats and other goods, with mentions of April Fool Party events and fashion items. The fragmentary text references Union News stand and Jersey City press distribution.
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Verstein Will Recover
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Ur & Aringa
Mieae Bay
Union Business College
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Hunte
Johnen
Union Printing CO
Hutely
M Et Cin
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Suuuoveay
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de. Epstem
Ua Jehariad Avanay
P. S.C
Elizabeth
Broad Street
Help Wanted
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Izabeth
Homercutte
N. J
Biababeth Daily Journal
Fidtlemen
Hove
Toure Truly
Galmly
Cinetve
Valley of Death
Jesus Christ
Pitt
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Gebhardt
Poutleman
Avril
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