Death of M. W. Halsey beloved Elizabeth citizen
M. W. Halsey longtime secretary and treasurer of the Union County Savings Bank died after brief illness. He was about 54, respected in Elizabeth with deep community ties to church and city boards. Survived by wife and four children, funeral at 4 pm from his home, Rev. Stuchell and Rev. Tomlinson to officiate at Evergreen Cemetery.
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Union County Savings Bank
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Ant J . Young
Manhattan Brasa Manufacturing Company
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Auto Race Ends in Accident Injuring Chester Henry
An auto exhibition in Wattinly drew hundreds as Chester C Henry of Summit crashed during a cadillac run. The car rolled over on the back stretch, burying the driver. He was rushed to a nearby home, treated for broken ribs and a broken nose, then returned home in Summit. Initial reports suggest a tire loosening or front wheel failure caused the flip. Henry's condition improved by the next day.
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Young vagrants in police court held in fearsome crowd
Five ragged youngsters faced Judge Mabon on a vagrancy charge. Despite the stern setting and taunting by officers, they appeared unshaken and were discharged after no charge could be sustained. They reportedly began with a barrel of apples stolen in Iowa but no formal charge could be proven.
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Iowa
Lost Money Recovered After Home Robbery
An evening report says a man, in tears, told Officer Sugler he was robbed of fifty dollars at a boarding house on Bond Street. The suspect Zenoiinsky was detained as the officer escorted the victim to the Second precinct for investigation.
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Sugler
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Fire extinguished at 150 Third Street after alarm yesterday
Two RMS of ms fire crews responded to an alarm at 0:30 P.M. yesterday at 150 Third Street. The blaze was put out with extinguishers and the area secured afterward.
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Bogs No 5
Third Street
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Rahway Avenue Trolley Franchise Debate in Elizabeth
Charles A Trimble, counsellor at law with Rahway Avenue district ties, urges granting a trolley franchise for the Rahway avenue line in Elizabeth New Jersey. He argues transit must be planned now for success and that a broader network is needed beyond a single line.
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Charles A. Trimble
Rahway Avenue
Charles A.trimble
Elisabeth
N.J
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Journal of Saturday Evening
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Two Hit by Train Hurl into River in Amboy incident
Two people were struck by a train on a bridge near South Amboy and Perth Amboy. A man was killed, a girl was rescued from the water and is in serious condition. bystanders pulled the pair from the river and revived the girl.
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Pransylvania
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Assault at Union Square Store Ends in Bail for Three
At M Smith's store 3 Union Square Saturday night a dispute led to the Selder brothers and associates allegedly punching the shopkeeper and to a claim of stolen gold watch. Officer Berglund responded twice. Judge Mahen set 100 bail for each of the three elder defendants named John Evener William Fbbe Jr and Edward.
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M. Smith
Union Square
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Selder Brothers
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Mahen
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William ‘ Fbbe, Jr
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Edward
Chisnovitz In Scrimmage Behind Friday Night Fight
The article describes an on field altercation after a football game Friday night. Chisnovitz clashed with Bee following a ball mishap, throwing a punch and causing a melee. Mahon fined several youths and others were committed or paid fines at the scene.
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Coate
Charles Higgins
Clark Place
Louis Oles
Inster Lace
Patrick Ford
Inalee Place
Ernest Kindergarter
Charles Ritter Dies From Work Injury At 45
Charles Ritter of Madison avenue died at Alexian Hospital from腹 injuries after being struck in the abdomen by a wood billet while employed in the milling department at Singer Sewing Machine Works. He was 45, a widower, with Emma Walker and Marion Nesbit listed among nearby family. Interment is planned at Evergreen.
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Madison Avenue
Singer Sewing Machine Works
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Brave 10 Year Old Foils Burglars at Home In New York
In New York on September 25 a 10 year old girl, Irene Grossman, confronted two masked burglars during a third break in four days at her home on West 142nd Street. One thief fled, the other struck Irene and escaped with a bundle of silver. Irene, severely injured, will recover. detectives are on the case.
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Iron Bar on Train Tracks Sparks Alert at Elizabeth
An iron bar three feet long and weighing about 100 pounds fell onto the North Elizabeth station tracks as a New York to Newark train approached. Officer Sheridan spotted the danger and diverted the train, saving passengers as the bar slid clear of the rails before impact.
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Death by Own Action Dethrones Mother’s Reason
Millville Sept 25 Peter a well known glass worker committed suicide by shooting himself through the heart with a rifle. Smith’s mother questions the motive as the case unfolds. A sister is critically injured and another body is sent for examination.
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Cotton Mills Destroyed by Fire in Liverpool
Fire swept through a large cotton mill in Liverpool destroying both buildings. An estimated 2,800 bales were damaged or lost as flames caused by spontaneous combustion engulfed the machinery and fabric. Firefighters battled the blaze for hours, with authorities citing extensive property damage.
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A jumbled text fragment includes disconnected phrases about a beet, eateries, cloaks, a manuscript, and questions about theft. Names, dates, and clear events are absent, leaving only nonsensical snippets and partial sentences.
Government probes rich manufacturers in labor case
New York Sept 25 government plans to ask the grand jury to indict eleven white collar workers and contractors on charges of conspiring to violate the contract labor law and import foreign workers via an employers association. Indictments could lead to trial on October 16 in U S Court. Names include Lantry Jackson Enetcet Mart Reed Currier and others.
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England
Fire destroys McDaniel's livery stable in Wilmington
A morning blaze at McDaniel's livery stable in Wilmington, Delaware, consumed sixty five horses and one hundred carriages and wagons. The fire caused an estimated loss of eighty thousand dollars. Early alarms by sleeping stable occupants helped spark a neighborhood panic before firefighting efforts saved nearby structures. The fire's origin remains undetermined.
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Leprosy Treated by X Rays Reported From Washington
Report from Washington on September 25 announces successful X ray treatment of leprosy in three cases. Two patients showed marked improvement with no detectable bacilli remaining in skin samples. a third patient died from complications, with bacilli also found in the body.
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Washington, D. C
Bola Terieroe
Philippines
Harvard Senior Whitwell Feared Burglar Protects Woman's Honor
New York dispatch reports belief that Villiers Scollay Whitwell, Harvard senior who vanished February 6 1903, is prisoner shielding a woman's honor. Lawyer Carl Fisher-Hansen plans to present facts to Gov Albany. rumors claim Whitwell took blame for a burglary and theft to spare a young matron.
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Villiers Scollay Whitwell
Harvard
Albany
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New Orleans Reports Slight Case Totals and Daily Decline
Fragmented dispatch from New Orleans notes a few new cases and two deaths. Report mentions a 12 year old hero and disturbances, with references to officials and a governor’s arrival amid unclear details.
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Wall Street Opens With Heavy Pressure on Many Stocks
In New Fork trading, early hours show drop in numerous stocks after opening. The Orates Jona lace, a key specialist for Lackawanns, appears to be acting for the market, signaling intensified activity in the initial minutes.
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