Trial crowds pack city hall in Jersey City policing case
Wednesday 3 PM great crowd fills corridors at City Hall for trial of Police Captain Cummings and Detective Sergeant amid charges by Mayor of misconduct disobedience and inefficiency. Trial proceedings set for next week as officials pursue policy shop conduct and duty questions.
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Caramines
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Cunuanos
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Curtovley
Andrew
Booth
Cumminga
Albert Cummings
Jersey City
Why Take Business Home No Digestive Cure
The fragment argues stomach indigestion is mainly nervous, caused by improper eating and wrong mastication. It claims tonics and brain foods are temporary, suggesting a need to address the real cause by altering eating habits and stomach functioning to restore digestion. It mentions gastric juices and stomach muscles as key factors.
Albert Cummings named in misconduct charges in office
The document details multiple allegations against Albert Cummings for neglect of duty and misconduct in office. It cites failure to address a policy gambling ring at 380 Communiay avenue and 690 Grand street during January through December, 194, and improper payroll entries for officers not on duty.
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Albert Cutmeithen
Albert Cummings
Sour
IMM
Timu
Ohaid
Albert Cumend
Eaid
Albert Cummines
Grand Street
Wullty of
Neglete
Lockwood
Pariolminieete
Lethbridge favors liberal Sunday sale excise law and party reform
Grange Democrat elect Lethbridge backs a liberal Sunday liquor sale framework with conditions and urges voters to examine candidates for committee roles. He dismisses repeating the Bishop's law, favors public study of contenders, and predicts Woodrow Wilson as next Democratic presidential nominee.
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Agar S Lethbeidge
Grange
Nave
Viinaen
Cyan
Bundey
Lethbridge
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
United States
Patrick Denounces Clemency After Life Term Is Declared
Albert T. Patrick, condemned for the murder of NY financier William Marsh Rice, had his death sentence commuted to life by Governor Higgins. He rejected clemency, vowed to appeal via habeas corpus, and stated he would rather die than admit guilt. His wife delivered the news from Sing Sing as custody pressed his case.
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Albany
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
New York
Higgins
Sing Sing
Patrick
United States
Johnson
Trick
Rive
Tom
Panic in Naples as Vesuvius Ash Rain Strikes City
Reports from Naples on December 24 describe renewed ash and cinder falls from Mount Vesuvius after a crater collapse. Ash swept over Naples and nearby towns Portici Torre del Greco Resina Torre Annunziata causing alarm. rain of ashes briefly subsided but later resumed, prompting prayers amid the Christmas season.
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Naples
Mount Vesuvius
Pompeii
Ely
Portici
Torre del Grevo
Resna
Torre Annunziata
Senators Clash Over Roosevelt Action On Brownsville Troops
Washington December 21 Senator Foraker led a critical debate over President Roosevelt’s discharge of the Twenty Fifth Infantry soldiers after the Brownsville riot. He argued constitutional limits, urged a Senate investigation, and condemned branding innocent men as murderers. Senator Moraker cited military law and General Davis to press restraints on executive power.
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Senator Foraker
Senate
Roosevelt
Twenty-i1th Infantry
Brownsville
Senator Lofige
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Congress
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Moraker
General Davis
Senator Scott
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Paraker
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Lidge
Wong
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Roosevelt appeals Harriman over Colorado River break
President Roosevelt seeks swift repair of the Colorado River break in Mexico by the California Development Company. He telegrams E. H. Harriman in New York, noting Congress cannot act during holidays. Harriman says Southern Pacific has no control but will urge repairs, with Congress to assist later.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Colorado River
Mexico
California Development Company
E. H. Harriman
New York
Congress
Beiag
Harriman
Southern Pacific
Imperial Valley
Probing New York Life Grand Jury Seeks Stock Details
New York December twenty one grand jury examined George D Perkins former first vicepresident of New York Life Insurance in a probe of the companys dealings. Darwin P Kingsley, NY Life VP, was questioned as part of the inquiry into Prussia related stock moves. The session touched on sales to New York Security and Trust and alleged improper handling of stock to insurance interests.
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New York
Criminal Courts
Geoxa D. Perkins
Pierpont Morgan
New York Life Insurance Company
Jerome
Portins
Armstrong Insurance
Darwin P. Kingsley
Perkins
Prussia
Insurance Department
New York Security and ‘Trust Company
Ussidiary Concern
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M. M. Mott Haon
Effer Életk
Frund Derdolph
Standard Oil
State of
Missouri
Standard Oil Company
Waters Pierce Oil Company
Republic ON Company
T. O. Crenshaw
Commission Ready to Begin Actual Construction of Waterway
The Isthmian canal commission report to Secretary Taft states the preparation stage is nearly complete and that dirt work will start soon. It notes sanitary conditions along the route are generally good with few diversions. 25,000 workers involved, including Chinese laborers, and plans for waterway improvements near the canal for a two year period.
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Isthmian Canal Commission
Taft
Jon the Muir
Visitationa
Complaint at a Glance in School Segregation Case
A ten year old Japanese boy in a school desegregation dispute, represented by Jace and Iee Bright Ten, faces opposition as the case hinges on actions by the Board of Education and the U S Attorney General. The matter involvesJapan’s Consul and Roosevelt administration figures guiding prosecution and a broader debate over school integration in the era.
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Jace
Iee
Board of ‘Education
Oriental School
Agene
Roosevelt
Japan
Board of Education
United States
Devlin
Washington
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