Strike Battle Kills Two Detectives and Wounds Nine
A mob of foreign workers, mainly Italians and Poles, attacked strike breakers in the Susquehanna and West era yards near Shadyside New Jersey. Two railroad detectives were killed and nine were wounded in the clash as sleuths protected the strike breakers on the night of the incident.
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Westera Yards
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Ninth Street
Violent clash leaves multiple railroad detectives wounded
Special police and deputies surrounded the Palisade area after an attack as authorities feared further harm. More than sixty guards faced mobile pickets from Cliffside to Palisade hill tunnel. Dead include Andrew Craw and Clarence Mallory. numerous detectives were injured, with buckshot wounds and uncertain recoveries.
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Jersey City
Andrew J. Craw
Elmira
N.Y
Erie Railroad
Clarence Mallory
Binghamton
N. Y
Frank Brown
Port. Jervis
William Kane
Middletown
William B. Glass
Passaic
N. J
Erie Detectives
William Heide
New York City
Whitey” Hicks
John Lesher
Erie
John Lewis
Money to Loan and a City Strike Report
Classified ad offers loans of 1000 to 5000 to be secured by bond and mortgage at 282nd Bullets Drop Detectives recounts a violent strike with detectives and police in Edgewater and Jersey actions. The piece mixes crime, firefight, and a dawning claim of militia involvement amid escalating hostilities.
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Captain Craw
Acros
Pali
Wissel
Edgewater
Sherif
Prince
New Jersey
Strikes and Shooters Mark Erie Labor Unrest
The Italians and Poles demanded 25 cents per hour on Tuesday at Evie railroad docks, refused, leading to a strike. Gunfire wounded Lt Parrington and William Woode near Edgewater. 65 detectives defended yard perimeters as strikers attacked from Palisades and cliffs.
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New York Susquehanna and Westeray Railroad
Parrington
Edgewater Police
Voul
Aderi
Craw
Job Offer Emphasis In-Person Visit For Salary Trial
A notice invites applicants to visit in person to be tested for a salary. It emphasizes trying out for pay during an on-site assessment.
Democrats Celebrate Victory With Fiery Assembly Toast
County Democrats gathered to celebrate their victory with speeches and a toast by Assemblyman Leon Taylor. They pledged unity, warned dissenters to stay away, and included a humorous poem praising the party and predicting tariff reform and lower living costs under Democratic leadership.
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Idr. Taylor
Assembly
John W. Borden
Thomas W. Arrowsmith
Atlantic Highlands Man Attends Wilkes-Barre Dinner
William K. E. Andrews of Atlantic Highlands travelled 160 miles to attend the dinner in Wilkes-Barre. He spoke at length while guests at individual tables discussed political affairs and other topics. The menu featured Blue Points on half shell, broiled mackerel, ducking, Waldorf salad, ice cream, cakes, and coffee.
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William KE. Andrews
Atlantic Highlands
Wilkes-Barre
Penn
Long Island
Silver Plating Origins and Bee Sting as Tool
The article recounts 18th century Sheffield silver plating origins by Thomas Bolsover who fused copper and silver ingots by accident. It also explains the bee’s sting as a delicate trowel that shapes honey cells and injects formic acid to preserve honey, framing it as a protective tool rather than a weapon.
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Thomas Bolsover
Shefield
England
Sheffield
Dud Wade
Popular Mechanics
Weather Indications for New Jersey and Nearby
The Weather Bureau forecasts the next 36 hours in New Jersey as fair and colder tonight with brisk north and northwest winds. Observations from Long Branch note 8 am temperatures of 27 and 41 at 8 pm, a 24 hour change of minus 13 degrees, barometer around 30.12 at 8 am, and humidity varying from 76 percent last night to 28 percent by 10 am.
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New Jersey
U.S. Weather Bureau
North Broadway
Long Branch
A. Wm
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