Fake Robbery Charge Case Grows From Union Court Suit
A tangled case in Union Court centers on alleged fake robbery charges tied to the Kramers and Michael Kysmer, TAB manufacturer, with claims of planted evidence and witnesses engineered to trap defendants. The lengthy proceedings note a verdict of 1,232.28 dollars and involve police, bail, and appeals across Newark and state courts.
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Jesse
Detiabos
Sven
Sfternom
Michael” Kysmer
Ais
New York
Hyman Kramer
Kramers
Picker Tinea
Kramere
Newark
Axel
Newichael
Kramer
Berney Zee
Jerome Oatsom Kramer
Hiva
Wes
Rad
Thind Street
Byman Kramer
el Pot Ie Brothera
ELOPER KLINGER TAKEN TO HAZLETON
John W. Klinger a former Wity-deri of Tegeton Pa eloped with Kate Monjisy in Hazleton and was taken back to Hazleton noon by Detective Ellamdes who arrived with requisition papers. Klinger claimed to mature to Hasleton but faced police demand.
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John W. Klinger
Wity- Deri
Tegeton
Kate Monjisy
Ima Mayer
Hazleton
Hesteton
Ellamdes
Elty
Klinger
Hasleton
No Trace of the Malley Boy
Raw OCR hints at a missing child case with repeated phrase no trace of the Malley boy and fragmented lines suggesting a marver or marker mention, but readable details are sparse and no clear authorities or locations are identified.
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Malley Boy
Elmhurst Crime Mystery Deepens in Teen Death
In Elmhurst New York May 23 police fail to locate killer of 15 year old Amelia Steffeldt found choked and stabbed in a field near her home in Kimburat L 1 Inquest reveals little and investigators suspect a degenerate or foreign suspect Possible named figures Joseph Engel Jr and Adem Husnel linked to the discovery while a local witness mentions a white person seen near the scene as authorities pursue leads in this troubling case.
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New York
Pelics
Amelia Steffeldt
Kimburat
L. 1
Mourder
Joseph Engel, Jr
Adem Husnel
Fell From Scaffold Injures Worker On Job Site
A worker fell from a scaffold while repairing a house sheet in the lower part of the building, suffering serious hip injuries. The incident halted work as responders arrived to aid him and investigate the cause.
Civil suits disposed of after court term end
The Eupréme and Circuit Courts disposed of most civil cases this term. A City versus Central Deapes of New Jersey is pending, while the Trolley Company settled with Huebner for 3900 dollars after a boy was injured when a wagon was struck near a street car track. Levenson vs North Jersey Street Railway also ended with a verdict for the defendant, as summarized from the day’s docket.
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Eupréme
Circuit Court
Deapes
New Jersey
Thevaheriff
Frank. Hbeboor
North Jersey Street Railway Spa Pany
Samuel Kalisch
Ie Aprea
Uel
Fe Arah Chase
Sed
Howard
M toSherey Aire Atlas
Eee
Ieaner
Pany
Poeume Huebner
Pga Arene Syenue
Westrusk
Iaree Sager
Cass
Semel Levenson
Jersey
Bede Lawenson
Peeeess
Rsa
Barthotonle
Change in Hour of Closing Mail Instruction
Postal notice updates closing time for mail at Elizabeth post office from 12 15 PM to 11 00 AM on Monday May 27. The change affects routes including Enid Redways Mexuchon New Brunswick Princeton Trenton Philadelphia and all Gontham States to ensure same day delivery along the Bemneriesia Railroad to Philadelphia.
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Enid
Redways Mexuchon
New Brunswick
Princeton
Trenton
Philadelphia
Gontham
Sayinning
Elizabeth
Bemneriesia
Martine Dinner Plan Divulged by Special Committee
The Depentation Committees set by Chairman General Dennis F. Collins arrange a dinner for James Mee Se Sy 8 at a meeting. Details remain unclear as the full plan is described as incomplete and tentative.
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Genérel
Dennis F. Collins
James
Fia
Nana Trang
Judge Hargis Acquitted of Murder in Kentucky
Lexington May 23 Judge Hargis leader of the Hare clan in Breathitt County feud was acquitted by a jury on conspiracy to murder Town Marshall James Cockrill shot in Jackson. Earlier jury had disagreed. Names cited include Curt Jett Tor White and Callabae clan members. A new panel is expected to hear the case later.
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Lexington
Hargia
Breathitt
James Cockrill
Jackson
Curt Jett
Tor White
Cacardae
Joho
Frank
General Assembly on Divorce Question Report Favored
The committees on marriage and divorce of the Presbyterian General Assembly presented a report in Columbus Ohio on May 23. Action followed with favorable consideration and little debate as delegates weighed church standards against public scandal.
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General Assembly
Columsbus
Presbyterian General Assembly
Plucky Mayor Takes Public Stand Over Water Supply
A city executive shocks residents by signaling a water shutoff to force council action. Officials say the water will remain off until a formal business discussion occurs, with the mayor asserting the move is a necessary public service measure amid rising rates. The article notes the May ballot date and the mayor’s public stance on rate reform.
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Balam
Ebuiti
Cownell
First Gun Play at Boise Draws Fear and Rumor
A Boise clash foreshadows trouble as Deputy Meldrum shoots after a gun is drawn in the Haywood trial era. Missing Jack Simpkins faces accusations, while authorities plan to confiscate any weapons and urge surrender to avoid further violence.
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Bale
Holaho
Haywood
Bob Meldrum
Jack” Shmiphitis
Stounenberg
Idaho
Edie
Young Girl's Charge Leads to an Arrest
Robert Bopf a 40 year old oystertank operator of 156 Broadway was arrested accompanied by her mother after a police court complaint. The report notes formal proceedings and the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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Robert Bopf
Broadway
Ath
Fighting Bob Blasts Souvenir Looting On Duke d Abruzzi Voyage
Admiral Evans of the Atlantic fleet denounces souvenir thieves who looted the Duke d Abruzzi ship Varesa during a Hampton Roads reception. He vows to identify the culprits who escaped with personal items and valuables as guards failed to protect staterooms. The incident sparked official reporting to Secretary Metcalf and calls for a thorough investigation.
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Duke d'Abruzzi
Washington
Hobley D. Evans
Duke of Abruzzi
Hampton Roads
Metcalf
d'Abruzi
Utica Hotel Fire Kills Two In May 28 Blaze
A lighted cigarette dropped into the Metropolitan Hotel cellar via the elevator shaft, triggering a fire that killed Annie Gullivan a chambermaid and George A James a guest. The blaze endangered around 500 guests as they escaped or were rescued by firefighters. Morris Diman and George Lanz were reported in critical condition. The incident occurred in Utica New York on May 28.
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Utica
N. Y
Metropolitan
Annie Gullivan
George A. James
Clinton
Antes Hee Stals
Morris Diman
New
Aeas
George Lanz
Forestport
Wall Street Stocks Show Narrow Movements May Day
Stocks were bid and offered with prices fluctuating in narrow limits. Trading ranged irregularly as weekly reactions from yesterday persisted, with slight gains for some leaders amid moderate buying and selling.
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New, York
Atet Coser Ari Wes
Governor Hughes Pushes Recount Bill Passage
Governor Hughes urges lawmakers to pass a recount bill urging swift action. The message emphasizes the bill as essential to ensuring accurate election results and restoring public confidence in the process.
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Gov. Hughes
TY Appointed On Spanish Commission Specitals
Nora and Covs Wied were named to a Spanish commission amid special payments and regional credits. The appointment signals ongoing cooperation with local authorities and a push to address economic concerns in the area.
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Nora’ & Covs Wied Specitals
Court halts picketing in Glass Bottle dispute case
Vice Chancellor Bergen filed an opinion in the Court of Chancery halting protests and intimidation aimed at employees of The George Jonas Glass Company in Atlantic County. The ruling condemns the Glass Bottle Blowers’ Association actions and enjoins further boycotts and pressure to refrain from buying the company’s products.
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Trenton
Bergen
Court of Chancery
George Jonas Glass Company
Pek Rep Naree
Gissi Company
Ipan Fat Mintgols
Atlantic County
Vine Channalor Gt
Officera
Glass Bottle Blowers’ Association
Vibert
Taft Declared Free Trader by Speaker Speaks
Fragmented OCR text outlines claims that Taft is a free trader and criticizes tariffs. Mentions Auditoetium in Sentov and Kost tty stamda with garbled phrases about Panama and protection. Includes unclear reference to mattresses and fees.
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Taft
Ber Sian
Sentov
Auditoetium
Hela Cpa
Panama
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