Hear Against the Railroads Set for October Testimony
A hearing before the State Board of Railroad Commissioners is set for October 13 at the courthouse, with about a dozen prominent business leaders, many Board of Trade members, summoned to testify. The case stems from a multi‑company complaint alleging discriminatory express rates, exclusive contracts, and rebates favoring Adams Express and United States Express, challenging competitive access and tariffs.
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Board of Railroad Commissioners
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Adams Exprow Company
United States Express Company
Pennsylvania Eail Food Company
Central Railroad Company of
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James (. Connolly
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Penneyra Company
Dama Express Company
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United States
Central Railroad Company
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Penhaytyniola Ua
Interrogatories Struck Out in Woes Case at Court
Woes court dismisses 24 interrogatories in a damages suit against a coal company. Judge Bergin weighs motions as estate administrator seeks relief from a stalled defense. The April 1987 action centers on damages and procedural rulings amid unclear party names and fragmented OCR text.
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Moresog Court
Justics
Bergin
Bobi
Hota
Sailors Denied Leave as Cholera Fears Grow in Manila
In Manila Bay the Navy tightens restrictions under Adm Sperry to curb cholera. Officers gain leave with written ship permission while sailors are barred. A possible relaxation may come before the first quarter, as cholera conditions improve. The Kanans Minnesota Kentucky Kent Virginia Vermont and Sinoe are due at Cavite today as water parade proceeds with over forty steamers and launches.
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Admirl Sperry
Manila Bay
1St Saith
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Minnesota
Kentucky
Kent
Virginia
Vermont
Sinoie
Cavite
Courtship and Conflict End in Lockout and Arrest
Johann Brown of Pearl Street faced a domestic feud after she entertained a younger admirer in her husband’s home. The husband, enraged by the previous night’s scene, forced the rival from the house, then filed charges at police headquarters. He was arraigned before Judge Mahon and sentenced to ninety days for disorderly conduct. The tale echoes ongoing marital strife, including a prior attempt at divorce and a husband’s claim of being barred from his own home.
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Johann Brown
Pearl Street
Iad
Mahon
Eve Aly
Old Tan
Robert Smith
Teak
Man's Own Sister Tracks Him Down
Michael Loamky wanted in Newark for defrauding his sweetheart out of 835 was arrested by Newark detectives and turned over to Special Officer Henry Purcell. He is to be arraigned in Police Justice Court. sister led to the arrest after trailing him to the city. The report notes he had evaded authorities while reportedly spending days in the area.
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Michael Loamky
Newark
Francia McGrail
Henry Purcell
Ami
Yeaterda
Sinter
Thin City
Purcell
Chi
McGrail
Christensen Denies City Billing Demands Over Goods For Police Motions
Statements attributed to Christensen rebut claims by the public writings and finance committees that prices were too high for goods supplied to the Second Precinct police motion. He asserts he offered returns or exchanges for unsatisfactory items at no city cost and denies asking to withdraw charges or raise prices.
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CouncimAs John & Saner
Broderigk W. Chrietanwan
Public Writings Committee
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Publicings Committee
Wall Street Gains Amid Broad Market Rally
New York stock activity opened with a brisk surge as traders bid up many issues. Early moves pushed prices higher with several leading names advancing over one point and some gains exceeding two points by mid session.
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Journal
New York
Phe
Stout
Reading
Roosevelt Addresses Scientists At Tuberculosis Congress
President Roosevelt unexpectedly entered the closing session of the International Congress on Tuberculosis in Washington. He thanked the delegates for their work and stressed the link between practical governance and scientific discovery. The Congress plans to reconvene in Rome in 1911.
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Roosevelt
International Genkrese
Intte
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Romen
Evening Schools Committee Meeting Drafts Courses
The Evening Schools Committee met last night and postponed action until enrollment details are clarified. Talks included forming a mechanical drawing class if enough names are received, with similar prospects for other subjects once thirty or more show intent. The committee members are Charles E. Matthews, chairman, along with Richard F. Cavanagh and Jamies J. Butler.
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Charles E. Matthews
Richard F. Cavanagh
Jamies J. Butler
Planning for course of teachers lectures
The Epis copal Sunday School Workers' Association executive committee met at Arthur T. Pendleton's residence to outline a fall plan for teacher training lectures. Only St. John's Grace and St. Andrew's were represented as the group prepared to present the plan at the next association meeting in St. John's Chapel. A Welsh rarebit followed formal business as discussions continued.
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Episcopal Sunday School Workers’ Association
Arthur T. Pendleton
St. John's Grace
St. Andrew’s
St. John's Chapel
Prineton
Union Business College Tuesday Specials Ad
Fragmented OCR notice advertises Union Business College with a list of modern seatbelt shorthand and related courses. Mentions principal R Berriman and Nusbeum Elizabeth avenue with unclear sale-like specials and timetable hints.
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Union Business College
R Berriman
Mangled Man Injured In Streetcar Accident
Maurice Mannix age 27 of 360 Bond Street was struck in a Central Railroad accident at Elisabethport depot while walking to work at the Singer plant. He lies in critical condition at Alexian Hospital with a crushed thigh and mangled hip, danger of gangrene and blood poisoning, witnessed by several workers. He is married and has long worked at the Singer factory.
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Maurice Mannix
Bond Street
Central Railroad
Elisabethport
Alexian Hospital
Mannix
Singer Factory
Mannix Wan
Wan
Amic
Syracuse Faces Huskies in Strong Football Test Today
Telegraph report from New Haven notes Syracuse, averaging about 200 on the line, meets a tough opponent today. Veterans line the roster with Andros at tackle set to play despite an ankle issue. Brides may miss the game as he recovers and is not listed in the lineup.
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Conn
Syracuse
Hobart
Hamilton
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Harvard Eyes Rally Victory Over Maine Visitor Eleven
Boston date Oct 3 Harvard expects a rally victory this afternoon as the Crimson football team faces the University of Maine at the Klauptium. Maine’s kicking game figures to be the main threat after a 30 point setback last year. Kermit Roosevelt appeared at practice but is light for tackle and must show grit and agility to earn a spot.
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Harvard
University of Maine
Klautium
Nameless Club Elects Officers At Grace Episcopal
About twenty five young ladies of Grace Episcopal Church met last evening and elected Mary Neilson president Miss Mary Rayzetas vice president Miss Maynolde secretary Ian Nellie Barr treasurer. Meetings now on Fridays with monthly social times and church entertainments planned. Exchange your old piano by appointment.
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Otther Grace
Probe into Brewery Fire Continues In Coroner Hearing
The coroner's inquest into the Schauble Brewery fire continued at Hudron Ohio with brewery employees testifying. Keefe identified candles found by police as ones taken from the firm's office by orders of Brewmaster Bauer, who allegedly directed six candles be taken the day of the blaze. Further testimony is slated for Monday.
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Schauble
Severn
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Keefe
Panis
Bauer
Candice
Brooklyn Printer Killed by New Jersey Autoists
Edward Tyan a printer of Brooklyn was killed when an automobile party from Newark struck him on a Brooklyn street. A woman passenger Josephine Wagner suffered a fractured skull and facial injuries. two men in the car were arrested and held in Manhattan awaiting charges.
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New York
Brooklyn
Josephine Wagner
Thomas Ryan
Mio
Mthelyn Bridge
Inter
Fig Losey
Ryan
Oak Street
Manhattan
Pollen Station
City Committee Plans Campaign Rally and Mass Meeting
The Republican City Committee met at its Dix street headquarters to discuss the fall campaign and outline a main rally on October 8. An auxiliary committee of sixty will assist in election work, while a three member resolutions panel drafted notes on the death of Killa R. Meeker.
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Republican City Committee
Dix
Clairman James White
Dames C
Calvert
W. B. Parrot
John Moxen
Killa R. Meeker
Augustum W. Schwartz
Assembly
Gartison and
Havton
Cerman
Pilrd Street
Phureday
Meter thieves strike again in city two more robberies
Residents report two additional meter thefts linked to the same group. At 317 Madison Avenue occupied by Mrs Wyckorf and Mrs Frexer, meters in the adjoining house secured by R W Devine and James Cookie were robbed. Entry gained via a cellar side window and the lantern door was broken to access four meters. Police notified.
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Morey Cineves
Yentering
Ig Tt Ud
Elias
Madison Avenue
Wyckorf
Frexer
R. W. Devine
James Cookie
Gov Haskell Charged With Fraud In Oklahoma Case
Washington October 3 W L Sturdevant attorney of St Louis prosecuting the Oklahoma townsite suit says Gov Haskell is charged with direct participation in frauds that deprived Indians of their property and that his attorneys delayed cases. He notes many delays and urges prompt action on merits while denying misconduct.
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W. L. Sturdevant
Sturdevant & Sturdevant
St. Louis
Oklahoma
Haskell
Todendant
Roosevelt
White House
Hankell
Certalan Tgraramnent
soWearbe
Reed
Matt
Barre
Sturdevant
Boy Falls Thirty Feet In Chestnut Tree Rescue
Special to the Journal Roxelle Park October 3 Raymond Jey age 10 fell from a chestnut tree on Galloping Hill road in the early morning receiving head injuries but no broken bones. He was found by neighbors and cared for until his parents arrived. Dr. F. H. Brown was summoned to attend him. Medical staff reported no broken bones.
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Roxelle Park
Raymond Jey
Lehigh Avenue
Higley
F. H. Brown
Klug and Fried's Specials and Store Notices
Mistaken prices and misprints in Klug and Fried's Journal night ads. The page lists stamp specials and miscellaneous goods including salt, ammonia, and fF boxes, plus overcoats, millinery, and picture framing offerings at various street locations with questionable typography and errors.
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Klug & Fried
Torarget
Atorea
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