Loeb swings customs ax in weighers purge at port
New York May 12 The first sign of overhaul under Collector William Loch Jr occurred as fifteen of four of the five United States weighers were removed at the customs house. One deputy wh gher Thomas D Hywtt remains, others elevated as deputies with raised pay. Loch says the reshuffle will boost weighing department efficiency and curb short weight frauds.
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New York
Willinem Loch
United States
Charles A Wanlwell Dn
Archibald Falmonatone
Juin W. U Rn
Ar. Loch
Local Juvenile Arraigned on Breakin and Larceny Charges
Tory Cots, a local juvenile, was arraigned before Judge Atwater in Juvenile Court and remanded to state home. Companion Lorenah Barca was placed with the probation officer. Both face charges of breaking and entering and juvenile delinquency tied to a Broad Street theft and loot.
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Milcabeth
Umpire Hurst Suspended Amid League Turmoil
The American League president Jotinsum announced ongoing reports that Faire Tim Marit had been suspended following a contentious heated dispute involving officials and players. The action points to disciplinary measures affecting umpire Hurst and the ongoing investigation into the incident at the game.
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Hurst
Pica
Jotinsum
American League
Tim Marit
Seeabatin Suapende
Kaa
The
Hismandars
Persians Teach Boys and Girls High Manners and Duties
A report on Persian education describes wealthy families placing boys under guardians in a rigorous social education with tutors and chaperones while girls receive limited schooling focused on religion, music, and artistry. It notes prestigious youth, mosques, multi national schools, and the aim of forming well mannered wives and households.
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Tuterig
Voile
Persia
Maysim
National Congress of Mothers
Shah
Rene bin Wut
Ycirs
Rcheo
Haloinios
Seven Sugar Trust employes plead not guilty
New York May 12 seven former employes of the American Sugar Refining Company known as the Sugar Trust entered not guilty pleas to indictments charging conspiracy to defraud the government and influence the weighing of sugar. Counsel for the defendants asked for a week to prepare demurrers, Judge Hough granted until next Monday.
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New York
American Sugar Refining Company
The
Sugar Trust
Oliver Spitzer
Dhork
Thomas Kehor
Patrick J. Hennessy
James T. Halligan
John R. Coyle
Jean M. Voelker
Edward Boyle
Henry M. Cochrane
Hough
Judge Refuses Probate Of Patrick Foley Will In Probate Court
In Ephraim's Court today Judge Atwater refused to admit Patrick Foley's will to probate amid a caveat filed by his wife Mrs Foley. The ruling followed questions about Foley's execution and witnesses Crean Brennan testified to witnessing Foley's signature while Cerigen claimed absence. The estate, valued mainly for Foley's five children, would leave his wife about 2500 under the instrument. The court noted the will had not been proven and said the executors must qualify to carry out the testator's wishes.
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Court Street
Pat
Rick . Foley
Witheres
Teecoeigee
John J. Brennan
Brennan
Foley
Cerigen
R Foley
English
Pallce
John 1
Theodore C. English
Ce McK. Whittemore
Crean
Fudge Whittr‘more
A Atwater
Leary
Arrich Mute Tie Capes
Seleem Mutator
Duilge Atwater
Master Plumbers Meet In New Jersey Convention
H A Hath, John Dravis and H Birch are stalwart delegates at the seventh annual New Jersey Association of Master Plumbers convention in Columbia Club. The session opens at 10 A M with a noon banquet, Mayor Otto Wittpenn presiding as delegates from across the state gather to transact important business and welcome 600 attendees.
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H. A. Hath
John” Dravis
H. & Birch
New Jersey Association of Master Plumbers
Colmbia
One Horse Town Critique at Daventown Meeting
Local Daventown club members blasted city officials for delays on the First Street bridge project and street dirt management. The meeting urged immediate action, criticized council inaction, and noted a proposed $25,000 cost with warnings of misprioritized projects and failing public works.
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Daventown
Wight
Mr. Bye
Fires Street Bridge
Elizabeth
Dewntown Club
Sheriff Kirkland
Edward Bauer
John J. Stamler
Sidney M. Williams
Thomas Y. Bye
Elub
Williams
Elizabeth River
Baltie Street
Edward Hauer
Flint Street
Freeboliere
Osrog Tye Asa
Ani Reaidenin
Community club endorses school move in First Ward
The Downtown Bees Club at Grand Army Hall Jersey Street endorsed a plan by the First Ward Independent party to secure a new school site for Ripley. A member urged immediate action due to urgent needs for district school accommodations.
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Grand Army Hall
Jersey Street
First Ward
SSC
Ripley
Grove Incorporates Shares At Value Of 6 Per
The Grove Ihinman Incorporated reports paper filings showing 12000 shares issued at 6 per share value. The filings reference Cosme Cierk and Lewis Bernd, naming officers and a New York area locale connected to architectural and decorative work.
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Grove Himnen
Cosme Cierk
Lewis Bemd
Ciig
Capaook Meleliog
Fragmentary text on language unity and universal language idea
The readable fragments discuss a universal language concept and imply a single tongue for all people. The garbled lines reference unity and a common mode of communication without clear events or names.
Beating in Beth Ayepur Near Geneva Street
Police seek suspects after a Polish man was assaulted Sunday night in Beth Ayepur near Geneva Street. Details withheld as investigations continue. residents heard screams as attackers fled.
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Lnto
Kliabeth Ayepur
Geneva Street
Girl Testimony Sparks Courtroom Sensation and Arrest
A 19 year old girl testifies in court accusing barber Frank Dugestine of fatherhood, leading Judge Marion Losday to commit Dugestine to county jail on a serious charge with no bail pending grand jury action. The woman's mother disputes the tale and Dugestine faces potential scrutiny of a past marriage in New York.
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Julia Benneditti
Marion Losday
Frank Dugestine
Fulton Street
Dugestine
Dhugestineg
Wayx Ter Num
Benvbedittl
Tine
New York
Newark
Distracted Mother Tells Court Story
Anna Markus of Court Street appeared in City Criminal Court to answer a charge pressed by her husband who told an impressive tale leading to her discharge and postponement before the Grand Jury as the case against him moved forward.
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Anna Markus
Court Street
Sturge Mahon
Grand Jury
Mae
Local Robbery Suspect Sentenced to Five Years
Charles Miller, linked by police to a Newark home robbery, was sentenced in the Court of Pleas and Sessions to five years at hard labor in State Prison. He faced charges of breaking and entering autering and larceny.
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Charles Miller
Ites Sicken
Minn Elizabeth Meeker
Elm Street
Lydidge Ten Eveko
Newark
State
Czaritsa Guards Her Son Amid Russian Crisis
The Czaritsa clings to Alexis as Russia endures a nearly four year revolution. Questions swirl over Nicholas I’s fate and the possibility of a tyrannical successor. The Empress shields her son while military loyalty and family remain central to court life. Elizabeth Commercial College note ends the fragment.
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Czaritsa
Alexis | Aban
Rugaia
Alexander SI
Nicholas 1
Roma
Shere iv
Rural Free Delivery Nears in Union Township
Government inspector reports Union Township nearly ready for rural free delivery with a proposed twenty-two mile route starting from the city. Postmaster Palmer H. Charlie and carrier candidates, including James Long, await formal orders as objections persist in some areas and the old service may be retained for non petitioning residents. Civil service process and Washington orders will finalize the establishment amid existing rural routes in the county.
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Phas Ave Hoan
Union Townships
Inspectiran
Napa
Palmer H. Charlie
Thin Rity
Union Township
Gharinek Ia
Ruli
Union
Board of Health to Consider Odor Issue Tonight
A special Board of Health meeting tonight will hear Charles G. Hack of Standard Oil explain steps to curb odors from the Linden plant. If attendance falters, a company representative will discuss proposed improvements and a feasible plan to eliminate the stench.
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Charles G. Hack
Standard Oil
Board of Health
Blick
Tehion
Staffhard Oi
Richards
SONS OF VETERANS MEET IN NEW JERSEY SESSION
The annual session of the New Jersey Division National Encampment of Sons of Veterans opened today with delegates from across the state attending. Business sessions are held in Union Church Roebde OTA My Cob Hat and WEL rooms as officers for the executive year are chosen. A banquet will follow tomorrow at the Hotel Fontley.
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New Jersey
Kona
Union
Fiuntley
Quake Report From Northquade Area Hints Major Event
A distant tremor described as a large quake with an estimated total impact near 3 million units was recorded yesterday. Officials cite an unnamed agent and seed lines for calibration while noting effects on a remote region and possible first reports from nearby sites.
Old Sauer Estate Bought by Julian Kean
A deed filed in the county registry transfers a parcel adjoining the National State Bank Building on Brot Street to Julian H. Kean from John J. Sauer. The property, part of the Sauer estate since 1803, carries a 12000 mortgage held by William Moree, and runs forty by fifteen feet with specific lines toward Broil Street.
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Frank Smith
National State Bank
Fi Brot Street
Julian Hi. Kean
John 3. Sauer
Leonard Siner
Ason
William Moree
Saney
Leonard Sawer
John Kelber
National State Hank Building
AML the
Matting Club
Revenuern Fort
Silly Fort
Broil Street
Missing in River Tragedy at Pittsburg May 12
Ay Telegraph reports a Pittsburg river disaster on May 12 with at least twenty five drowning in a ferry accident on the Ohio River near Schoenbergern Works and Wood Run. Only one body recovered so far. crews search a 1000 yard river span.
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Pittsburg
Johan Thompson
Ohio River
Ayers
Pressed Steel Car Company
Dohi Dear
Thomynon
Seine
Toronto
Merry Raulking
Avututoe L. Tudwig
Wall Street Market Opens With Broad Gains and Activity
New York May 12 The stock market opened strong with most issues rising fractions to about a point. Industrials led with American Car and Reading advancing while coalers Reading and AH gained. Bonds were firm. Reading rebounded as traders sent the market higher on the forenoon. Minor declines appeared in a few issues with overall strength sustaining into midmorning.
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Telegraph
New York
DL & Hi
Onda Ware
Jermey Central
Speakers lined up for industrial convention program
A near complete list of speakers for the May 49 industrial convention in New Jersey outlines plans to cover diverse topics rather than a single focus. Notables include Congressman Charles R. Davis, Dr Willet M Hayes, Charles H Morse, Dr Addison B Poland, George T Howe, Andrew Dickinnon, Frank Forrest, and Mayer MrayIng, with brief talks on industrial education, policy, and state efforts.
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Thin
Charles R. Davis
Minnesota
Willet M. Hayes
Agriculture
United States
Apeak
New Jerry
Charles H. Morse
Misnnehusella Commission For Industrial Education
Massachusetts
Addison B. Poland
Newark
New. Jersey
Chia
Poland
Eorge
T Howe
Ee Sermy Ce
Tasha
Pete
Seachart Ee Lettes
Mayer
Mray- Ing
Tyro Etter
Steinberg Loses Case Against The P S C
A verdict for the defendant was returned shortly before noon. The plaintiff, Thomas Mirintergageinet, claimed damages from the Pabilo Serv and We Raliwray Company over injuries from a collision at Kebeuaty. He described a dislocated finger, torn clothing, and four weeks hospitalization at Alexian Flowprint, with Dr. Mrevieg testifying about a damaged arm.
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Thomas
Ringe Jérwey
Fitri
Siren
Kebeuaty
Ube
Atari Sativa
Tajurien
Mrevieg
Russ Bakery Remains Open Amid Unclear Announcement
A garbled notice from Russ Bakery states the business is still operating despite confusion about a scheme and supplier issues. The chaotic message mentions an anticipated closure on July 1 while asserting the bakery and confectionery business continues.
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Russ
District Meeting Announced by Minnesota-Cummedl Team
District meeting planned for the evening featuring the Minnesota-Cumedl Hoopsters and Arcenum Ball. The event aims to engage community members and discuss local sports titles and activities.
Teacher To Meet Over Teachers' Crash At Mareeth School
Local schools hold a meeting at Tamgaps School after a warning about teachers' conduct. Officials urge parents and residents to attend as authorities address concerns and plan next steps.
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Amethie
Patrick Foley
Rockies
Bose
Downtown Club
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Stow
First Street Bridge
Grove Ihinman
Ieee
Ted
Livingston Street
Russia
Odor
U.S
Northquade
Yessendar
Sted Ls
Fuitsa Etree
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Pheae
Her
Julian Kean
Ohio
Wall ‘Street
Esac
Seehier
Ape Tock
Brokers
Baltimore & Onio
Flosthera
Pacific
Nat
Lee
N.Y
Rooklen
Col
Fuel & Trea Froquets
Mravlag
Steinberg
Arty
Merting
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