Lyndhurst Murder Case Ties to Elizabeth Burglar Billhead Link
Salvatore Talicano, formerly of Elizabeth, identified as the Lyndhurst chief of police George Cassidy’s killer, via a billhead from the Elizabeth Mattress Company. Italian Policeman George Novello traced the suspect to Passaic Hospital, while authorities pursued Talicano’s associate and suspects from Dalawanna, Lyndhurst, and Elizabeth amid a tense manhunt and evolving leads.
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Elixbeth Mattress Company
Washington Street
Italiam
George Cassidy
Lyndurst
Salvatore Talicano
Elizabeth
George Novello
Passaic Hospital
Talicano
Alexander Lindo
Peterstown
New York
Alexander Jaunda
Tina Ee
Hare
Smythe
Misa Smythe
Cassidy
Lagerhurst
Dalawanna
Lyndhurat
Tashano
Adams
Mees
Lyndhurst
Thomas
Newtown
School Examiners Meet Friday At Battin High
The Road of School Examiners will meet at Battin High School on Friday morning. The board includes Superintendent Clement Dr William F. Saaes and Sy Kate M Warner from Faltia High School. Principals of city schools gather in the office of the city school...
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Battin High School
Clement
William F. Sa Aes
Sy Kate M. Warner
Faltia High School
City
Whote
Ofice
Soha Ele Sre
The Only Savings. Bt IV Elizabeth. Unton Comity Ravinige
A garbled notice from Elizabeth county discusses savings and securities, mentioning deposits and interest. It references a will and potential draws, with unclear names and dates due to OCR damage.
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Elizabeth
Albert
Smith Denies Deal With Tillman In Denial Speech
Union County registrar Frank H. Smith and Republican county chairman rejected assemblyman Ferkina’s claim of a deal with Peter Tillman of Rahway to deliver Rahway delegates to Perkins. Smith said no promises were made and that Tillman sought the denatured alcohol inspector post while possibly leaving the legislature. He added there was no agreement to back Perkins or arrange a slate for Rahway delegates.
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Finway
Frank H. Smith
Union County
Republican County
Ialea
Ferkina
Peter Tillman
Rahway
Perkins
Mr. Smith
Tillman
Republican Party
Mr.Tillman
Ackerman
Mayor of Boston to Speak Here During Old Home Week
Boston mayor John J. Péagerald is slated to speak at the Catholic Young Men's National Union convention in the city during Old Home Week. He attended events in Boston after a trip with Newark and Belleville representatives and met with archdiocesan leaders to drum up support for the convention.
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Melia Young Men’s Nations] Union
Boston
National Union
Laresult
John J. Péagerald
Fiyan
Frank Coghlan
Bernard 4
Owes
Newark
Belleville
Lenra
Diocesan Union
Boston Archdiocesan Uj
Ogre
Flynn
Kianne Pearse Eecerala
Ingata
Official Notice of Democratic Convention
The Union County Democratic Committee announces the official convention date after prior uncertainty. The Democratic State Committee had left the matter unsettled with several possible dates, but the official notice settles the date for September 17 in Tregton.
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Union County Democratic Committee
Democratic State Committee
Tha Peite
Tregton
Tia
No Lights in Oak Street Tunnel Causes Frustration
Oak Street tunnel under the Central Railroad track has had no lighting for over two weeks. residents petition City Council to restore illumination, citing dangers for pedestrians and the elderly, and a request for a public works fix.
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Oak
Ok Street
Centhal
City Cowsell
Japan quake shocks world with tremor reports
Washington dispatches note a tremor in Japan drew swift interest from officials and observers. Early broadcasts and records indicate a seismic event with impacts unclear, as analysts await fuller data from Tokyo and regional agencies.
Petit Jury Drawn For October Court Term
The jurors drawn before Judge Atwater and Sheriff Lawrence include Patrick Flynn Simon Mack Lester Wurfel Robert Neill Edward Breeb William Bourdon Taouia Clauss Charles Kurtz Thomas Oshern William Aribol Joseph Dutter Mose Fletcher Charles McBride Walter Charen John Tabsig Addie Williams Frederick Hand William Cook Thomas Jebiee B. Frank Boos Samuel Site James G Moore James Newes Wahl Henry Fullerton John Fallon John Muchmore Frederick Little William Green Henry Bender Summitt Clark Henry Fullerton and other jurors were selected from a 139 name list in a ceremony that drew praise from Prosecutor English.
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Sherif Lawrence
HS. Atwater
English
Elizabeth
Patrick F. Flynn
Simon Mack
Lester Wurfel
Robert J. Neill
Edward Breeb
William A. Bo
Tom Addie
Williams
Frederick W. Hand
William R. Cook
Thomas Jegiee
B. Frank Boos
Samuel J
Pee
Tan
Erie
Wari
John Morton
George
Seren
Biber Eater
L ‘A. Wilaos
Arthur Tuttle
Iatlend Anes G. Moore
James C. Newes Oe
Wahl
Henry 8. Fullerton
James Fallon
Summit
John J. Muchmore
Frederick R. Little
William & Green
Clark
Henny Bender
Burglar Entered While Owner Was Absent at West Grand
James Q Ogden undertaker and his family found their residence at 103 West Grand street entered during absence yesterday. Investigators note pried windows, disturbed rooms, and possible theft. Neighbors report unusual activity in the area while they were away.
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James Q. Ogden
Asbury Fark
West Grand Street
Borgia
A Mn. Hare
Mischievout
Jonsthan C Woodruff Obituary In Evergreen Park Home
Jonsthan C Woodruff, aged 72, died yesterday at his home on Evergreen Avenue in Warn r Park. He was buried at Rosdholt Cemetery. The obituary notes an apopleny and lists address details and final rites.
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Jonsthan C. Woodruff
Remy
Evergreen Avenue
Warn
R Park
Bea - A
Aaron
No Immunity for Railroad in Rebates Probe
Chicago reports show no immunity granted to the Chicago and Alton Railroad in a rebate case with Standard Oil. Judge Landis delays grand jury action until September 24 to receive Department of Justice input. Attorney General Botaparteny and Deputy Sims weigh charges as observers note possible indictments were near before Department interference.
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Chicago
Alten
Railrow
Standard Is Company
Department of Justice
Lanilix
Alton
Standard
Attur
Hanaparto
Credt
Sina
Dwigo Luidis
Botaparteny
Ecul
G Rand
Pire
Ludge
Londie
Atton
Department of Juathee
Passing Train Strikes 17YearOld Boy in New Jersey
George Frank, 17, of 725 Livingston Street, was struck by a New Jersey Central train near the Jefferson Avenue bridge yesterday. His two companions escaped unharmed as the trio tried to outrun the locomotive. Frank suffered a serious leg injury and was aided by two crew members who reached him in time.
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George Frank
Livingston Street
New Jersey Central Railroad
Jefferson Avenue Bridge
Body Found in River Believed Severely Harmed
Fragmentary report notes a body retrieved from a river with indications of severe injuries. Local authorities investigating the circumstances and potential cause. No names, dates, or locations clearly readable in the text provided.
Griffin Quits Council Race In Bid For Unity
John J Griffin, a First Ward candidate for City Council, has withdrawn after a party conference aimed at preserving Democratic unity in Elizabeth New Jersey. Griffin said his move, urged by city leaders, seeks party success. Barry and McGurk may also withdraw to back a united ticket backed by Council members Byrnes and others.
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John J. Grifin
Jeremiah D. Leary
Richard A. Barry
Peter McGurk
Fekl
Byracé
Attit
Chanega
Psughaa
Qghta
Firat
Third Ward
Dennis F. Collins
Griffin
Hee Ae Neen Shear ‘Troutt
Sdirtentavitar
Byrnea
Xoeem
Barry
Mojurk
Ith
Muscess
Elizabeth
Haa
Renoat
John J, Griffin
Old Home Week Celebration Marks Buffalos Founding
Buffalo on Sept 3 observed Old Home Week to mark the 125th anniversary of the city. A morning salute of a hundred guns greeted the daybreak, followed by events and rain interruptions. City officials and residents joined in ceremonies highlighting Buffalo’s early history and civic progress.
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Buffalo
Buffalo An
Standal Company Gets ,Tponement
New York policy of they era and the Standal Oil Company headline a legal case alleging conspiracy to monopolize commerce in petroleum across multiple states. The text references the company and its subsidiary actions, naming several states and listing charges under antitrust law.
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New Yodott
Iey
Aaid Pol Gil Company
John G.f
Battalo
Ab Wise
McKinley Dard Oil
Louis
New J Nnes
Stam
New Jersey
Inklin Ferris
St.en
Ding
Iten
Indard Oil Company
Ul Ita
Compank
Ohio
Indianayrnia
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Janka
Minnesota
Ke Kansetf
Croker Loses U S Citizenship Rights
Richard Croker once a Tammany leader is expatriated by Congress and stripped of American citizenship. The decision follows his residency in Ireland, with the government saying he forfeits citizenship and protections owed to U S nationals. Croker now remains abroad under exile, with future status uncertain.
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Nek
Richard Croker
Tammany
Unitiates
Croker
Congress
Ireland
Id Croker
Waldor Antor
Naturali Merican
Doctor tests idea of reviving ancient trees in Rockefeller herb garden
Wary John D. Hes at Tarrytown discusses a history of trees showing decay at the root level. He cites the possibility that the human plant might be revived through digestive-like processes, suggesting a cure for decay in old trees despite long decline and time.
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Tarrytown
John D. Roskefal
Uribe
Rockefeller
Wall Street Opens With Broad Gains on Early Trading
The stock market showed a strong tone with early and steady interest as buying activity lifted prices. Government bonds held steady while the overall index advanced, led by American Steeling and Rehung with about four points rise from Friday’s close.
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New York
Stoelting
Abion Parish
Deon Heavy
Police chase after hold up ends with shots fired on Second Avenue
Panic breaks out in a crowded New York district as police pursue Paolo Castellano and three alleged accomplices in a Black Hand extortion case. A gunfight erupts when Castellano leaps from a window. one officer fires as four shots are exchanged. Detectives later trap others tied to the gang on Foster Street.
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New York
Sept. S
Second Avenue
Elosa Tanga
Paolo Castelland
Zirro Annuni
Bant
Castellano
Auperty Rive
Fester Street
Italien Distective Bureau
Blackmuallers
Cour
Arra
Este
Sullivan
Fred
Broest
Ambrose
Oliver
Cervoll
Family Believed Lost After House Fire In New York
Firefighters searched the debris of a long vacant house at 170th Street and College Avenue for a presumed Italian family of four. A husband wife and two children are feared dead after a blaze that consumed the structure. Investigators indicated the house had stood unoccupied while awaiting demolition for new construction.
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New York
Baltimore treasurer commuted sentence for church official
Washington reports the president commuted a two year sentence for Heasin L Rom of Baltimore a former treasurer of a central Maryland church organization who had been convicted of appropriation. The case involved misused funds and dates back to 1907.
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Washington
Heasin
Skowhegan Scene Reported Turbulent Day
Skowhegan Maine dispatch describes a chaotic scene with confusion and disorder in the town as events unfold, noting immediate reactions from local residents and officials amid the disruption. The article captures a sense of urgency and community impact during the incident.
Powder mill explosion injures two workers
Two men on duty at a powder mill were injured in a boiler explosion. One man died and another is feared dead as the blast ripped through the plant. Authorities pledge full investigation into the accident and its cause.
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Salvatore Talioana
Bofors
Smith
Japan
Maton
Buresu
Petit Jury
Judge Atwater
Alec Saye
Durore
Aeetans Cates
Jerery Street
Rosdholt
Euz, Commercial” College
Landis
Alton Road
Move
Lad
Thamestres
Council Fight
First Ward
Berry
McGurk
AT Buffalo
Verdi Mojimant
Socletion
Standal Company
spIq Prober
Zenship
Una
REES
John D
Hes
Wall Street
Foote & Company
Sage
Atchison
Buia Regie
Lee i
Ohi
Lowes
West
Claver
Blackmallere
Howe Bu
Comimitea Sentence _ Missionary Society
Skowhegan
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