Laying Cards With Servant Wife Alleges Abuse
Mrs Mia Rogers files suit in Chancery against former Camden Senator alleging twenty nine years of cruelty and abuse including violent incidents over card games with a hired servant. She seeks alimony and home protection as she recounts assaults and fits of rage tied to heavy intoxication and a breaking dispute at their Mt Vernon home in Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specter
Teurmel
Rt of Chancery
Mia
Senetor
Jatare
Maracahi
Hin
Rogers
Anki ‘Willon
Furter
Apoh
Inia
Mt. Vernon
Old-Employee Shot Down as Adams Express Thief
Philadelphia May 14 Frederick Zimmerman a twelve-year employee of the Adams Express Company was shot and killed by a special policeman while resisting capture during a looting attempt. The theft had cost the firm hundreds of dollars in mortgation and perishable goods before the arrest following weeks of missing cargo.
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Journal
Philadelphia
Adams, Fxpress Company
Frederick Zimmerman
Pennsylvania Railroad
Adama Express Company
Zimmerman
Man Injured After Fall From Newark Car Platform
Herman Blase, 40, a motorman for the Public Service Corporation, was seriously hurt last evening when he fell from the front platform of a Newark Elizabeth car at Smith Street and Rebecca Place. He struck his head on the street, was unconscious, and transported to Alexian Hospital. He regained consciousness early this morning and doctors feared a possible skull fracture, though recovery is expected.
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Herman Blase
Yenta Gil
First Street
Public Service Corporation
Newark- Elizabeth
Smith Street
Rebecca Place
Biaas
Rebecca Pins
Blase
Alatform
Alexian Hospital
Clark
Blass
Beh
Lamp Explosion Causes Narrow Exits at Firat Street Home
A kerosene lamp exploded on the second floor at 26 Firat Street, occupied by James Lannigan, sparking a small fire around 10 30 last night. Fire alarm from Station 69, minor damage, occupants escaped in night attire. A closet and shed area on Morris Avenue sustained light burns. overall damage described as trivial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooss
Firat Street
James Lannigan
Amiall
Rede Isha
Wagan
Abed
Lome
Binza Ta
Morris Avenue
Man and Wife Guilty of Stabbing Affray
Dominico Horrill and Exuma his wife were found guilty in the Court of Quarter Sessions of stabbing Michael Pisco an Italian in Peterstown. The jury convicted them after a brief trial. Pisco suffered five stab wounds and was in critical condition at one point, with fears he would die.
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Dominico Horrill
Exuma
Michael Pisco
Peterstown
Pisco
In Trouble Over Wheel on Jersey Pier
Captain Peters of the First oiner station confronted a youth attempting to dispose of a wheel on a Jersey pier. The wheel seized, the youth fled, was pursued by men in a wagon, and he was recaptured in Madison Avenue yard. He claimed a store man paid him for the wheel and released him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peters
Jersey
Madison Avenue
Spring Styles A Plenty Reported In Rave News
A quirky local note describes spring fashion with references to tees and outfits. The piece highlights casual wear, color themes, and evolving wardrobe choices seen in the community. No strong events or people named.
May Sale Shoes at Second Street Store
A local ad fragment advertises a May sale on shoes at a shop on Second Street. The notice mentions Women’s and Men’s footwear with special prices. It urges readers to visit the store today for bargains and bargains.
U S Weighers Held as Conspirators
New York report says Antonio and Philip Music of A Musici n Son and F P Pumyasilopouto were held on 3000 bail for trial on charges of defrauding the Government through false weighing of figs and cheese. Also arrested in Brooklyn were Joseph Quinn Thomas O Gliddi and Joseph McMahon on conspiracy to defraud and filing false customs records. Indictments allege a scheme to shortweigh imports by hundreds of pounds with false invoices and weighers casting reports to match. Duty on cheese cited as eight cents per pound.
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New York
Antonio and
Philippo Musics
A. Musicn & Son
F. P. Puymyasilopouto
Hough
Joseph Quinn
Thomas O .Gliddi
Joseph McMahon
Brooklyn
United States
Marle
Manhattan
Mel
Old Sewer Assessment Causes Legal Tangle
A court hearing tomorrow will confirm the assessment related to new sewer improvements along a New Jersey avenue. The case centers on who pays for the project and how the funds are credited against individual property owners, with long-standing assessments and court actions at stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assamment
New Jersey
Temore
Ma A. deRaisnea
Alinhareet
Roselle Man Sues for Divorce and Desertion
Newark May 14 Special to the Journal James Hann of Newark files a chancery suit for divorce against Mabel Irene Hannalony of Roselle Park on the grounds of desertion. The couple separated in 1903 within two days after their first anniversary and have remained apart since amid unclear circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Court of Chancery
Mabel Irene Hannalony
Reselle Park
James
Hanof
Hannekas
Freeholders Dinner Planned for May 19 in Gloucester
Arrangements are under way for the annual Freeholders dinner of the Union County Boat of Breeholder s to be held in Gloucester on May 19. Invitations have been issued and the event promises a morning gathering with planned festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeholders
Union County Boat of
Gloucester
Sale Near Close Sparks Market Hype
Fragmentary text notes a sale near closing time with generic market terms and unclear entities. No concrete persons or organizations are identifiable from the readable portion.
Kermit Roosevelt Lost Night in African Wilds
Nairobi dispatch reports Kermit Roosevelt went missing for a night while hunting near Machakos. He rode in darkness using a pocket compass until dawn when he found Kin station, then returned to camp as a relief expedition prepared to go toward Ja Ja ranch. All present are in good health.
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Nairobi
Bba
Tay
Welt
Reda
Kia
Im. Oy
Col. Roosevelt
Ja Ja Ranch
Machakos
Rate Hearings Cause Mix Up and Delayed Action
A special Board of Trade committee on express rate reforms faces confusion as state railroad commissioners who heard evidence are out of office and no notes exist. The missing testimony jeopardizes action, with a path forward unclear before the next Legislature. Officials may seek executive cognizance while noting some improvements and fewer complaints since the inquiry began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Fitzabeth
State Commission
Signa
Congdon
Jorge
Meangeagher
Rada
Premnt
Cognizance Express
Elizabeth
Petrons
Verdict too small appeal taken in wreck case
An 18 year old girl Caulfield via her mother Mary Caulfield challenges a Circuit Court ruling claiming serious injuries from a Public Service Corporation incident. She seeks $10,000 alleging the mower accident caused the wreck and enduring harm, with testimony indicating the car was stopped and then thrown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caulfield
Public Service Corporation
Mary Caulfield
Ree
Abe
I “Saharies
Gma
Schwed's Shoes Meet Footwear Dedication Event
Fragmentary OCR notes show a shoe event at Schwed's Shoes with scattered details about a 600 te He ne Bs Meet. Readers should note unclear text but reference to footwear, a time frame, and a dedication theme.
Miss McShane Sues Public Service Railway for 2000
Miss Margaret McShane sues the Public Service Railway Company for 2000 claiming permanent injuries from a January 1 trolley car incident. She says she was alighting at East Grand and Broad when the car started, throwing her to the ground and injuring her back and hand. She has received ongoing medical care and alleges permanent harm. Represented by William Groves and William Wel skeil. the trolley company is represented by Alvah Clark.
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Vba
Margaret McShane
Ming
Public Service Railway Company
Miss McShane
K. M. van Wart
Pearl Street
Benjamin A. Vail
Jewelry clues in murder probe amid Jewish cemetery finds
Providence police widen hunt for Laura Meuester killer after bracelet and handkerchief found near her body. Investigators traced a suspect who claimed guilt but was not detained, as authorities pursue confessions and trace jewelry patterns to identify the slayer.
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Providence
Joral
Laura Meuester
Gilbert Deven
Wall Street Mixed as Market Wavers in Thin Session
Telegraph reports on weak to mixed action across stocks with early gains fading. Copper and steel show slight strength while Consolidated Gas and various industrials dip. rails and speculative issues pull back as government bonds hold steady and overall trading remains cautious.
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Jowrnal
Pacific
Boke
Vimofoge Advancee
Irene
Delaware
Hindeon
Road and Industrist
Tade
Gates & Point
Heinze Faces Re-Indicted Plea of Not Guilty
New York May 14 F A Heinze reindicted by the Federal Grand Jury on misappropriation of Mercantile National Bank funds while president. He pleaded not guilty. Bond of 50000 continued. Indictment mirrors one in Morteman case. Co-defendants Wallam and Tomlinson appeared for Heinze. He reserved right to change pleas within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
F. A. Heinee
Federal Grand Jury
Mercantile National Bank
Heinze
Ann Bond
Charles W. Morteman
Funda
Mercantily National Bank
U. 8
Ah Wallam
A ‘Tomlinson
Nasist
T!iples
Former Elizabeth man fatally hurt in runaway carriage incident
William Stainger 28 was fatally injured after being thrown from a carriage in Wright Street near Washington Park Staten Island. He sustained multiple fractures and died at Amalth Infirmary West New Brighton after a trolley car frightened the horse. The driver Esther Riseingor of Port Richmond was uninjured. scene witnessed by children playing in the park.
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William Stainger
Turindus
Wb Marshall
Washington Park
Chidren
Aime Risinger
Bmtt
Bucher
Pranklin
Richmond Terrace
Port Richmond
Staten
Hatpin Swallowed Haltimore Woman Recovers After Surgery
A Baltimore woman, Beatty Street resident Jahnert, swallowed a hatpin during a peach frenzy. An ornamented hatpin became lodged in her throat, necessitating hospital surgery to remove the obstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haltimore
Maersene Tahnert
Beacon
Maryland
Noted Trenton Banker Dead After Long Illness
Hugh H. Hamill, a renter of rent deposits and a prominent banker in Trenton, died today after a long illness. The notice reports his association with the Deposit Company and the Teal Seminary, noting his local prominence and the circumstances of his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jovenai
Trenton
Hugh H. Hamill
Prissetee Teal’ Seminary
Y M C A Chooses Teams for Inter Club Races
The Y M C A selected two racing teams from tryouts to represent the club in inter club races. The first team includes Rol Loeser Tom Trimble Mark Richards A Darkhuff and Chris Lorstr with a substitute. second team lists H Paria Lesser Jim Williams Edward Scrivers and Edward Von Steen as sub.
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Renal
Oral
Rol Loeser
Tom Trimble
Mark Richards
A. Darkhuff
Chris Lorstr
H Paria
Lesser
Jim Williams
Edward Scrivers
Edward von Steen
Y. Bf. C. AL
Ah Flinabeth
Change Banda
Hendrik Haden Seen Through Staten Island Bound Trip
A fragmented report notes Hendrik Haden traveling toward Braten Island Bound on a notable journey. It suggests possible guidance at the factory site, but details are unclear and no firm actions are reported.
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Wayer
Hendrik Haden
Braten
Singer Factory
Defends Delinquent Tax Suit Refuses to Surrender Property
A Circuit Court case against Frank M. Bacon concerns possession of the Moe property at West Fifth and New Streets, Plaingeld. Dreier, who bought from the city, seeks quiet title under the Martingx net of 1886 and asserts Bacon holds property via will heirs. Trial proceeds with key defenses and damages claims discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank MM. Bacon
Moe
West Fifth and
New
Mr. Bacon
Torecoure
Harry
Dreier
Tragedy at Kauffmann Home Ends Mother's Life
Mil dred Wenke eight years old dies after a gunshot wound and her mother Mrs George J Wenke shoots herself then drinks carbolic acid at the Kauffmann home on Jefferson avenue. The mother dies shortly after, hospital reports say the child died at General Hospital at 10 40 last night. Authorities report the scene on the third floor with the weapon placed in the child’s mouth. Motive remains a mystery as family and physicians offer theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Wenke
George J. Wenke
Sim
Josephine M. Kauffmann
Jefferson Avenue
General Hospital
Kauffmann
Fred
Shea
Jerome Prosecution Looms Over Antesaloon League
Detroit report dated May 1 outlines impending legal action by Jerome against the Antesaloon League. The text cites sources The Geel Michigas Luned Devonth and Grumés egninet Gedat Salvo Teaget, with details unclear due to OCR quality, but indicates official proceedings are forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Rte
Tc Geel Michigas
Lune Devonth & Grumés
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Gen. Rogers
Camden
Mra
Elizabeth A
Michael Benders
Erate
August Melcker
Ore
Adams Express
Ermat
Zoe Armat EM
Mac
U.S
Roselle
So &M
Bes Et
Kermit Roosevelt
Schwed
P. S.R
Wall Street
Damaller
Hersh Fe Tag
Bille Hightow
Lpe
Hs Tock
N.Y
Weat
Geo. W. Wenke
Mercantile Bank
Morse
Wea
Sergelfa
Tee Ee Decker
Louise
Wenke
Sebiool
Sny Onty
Har
Min Woake
Sanieeie
Uobalan
Jerome
Antesaloon League
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