New Jersey Central Timetables From
New Jersey Central timetable fragment lists routes to Atlantic City Freehold and New York via Red Bank Matawan and N Y L R R station with multiple departure times on Sundays and weekdays. Executives W G Chope Vice President and General Passenger Agent noted.
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Elizabeth
Watt
New York
Footy Hook
Aspera Ais
Thatch
Red Bank
Freehold
N. Y
Matawan
W. G. W.chope
Vv. P
Weekday and Weekend Bus Times to Long Branch and New York
Schedule lists weekday departures from Rockwell Ave Pleasant Bay Sea Bright Highlands and Indo to New York from West 35th Battery and notes no Saturday runs. Evening and freight details shown. Sundays vary with limited service.
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Long Branch
New York
Rockwell Ave
Pleasure Bay
Sea Bright
Highlands
West 35Th St
Battery
South Ferry
Gary Speech Defends Steel Trust Unity In Wage Policy
In New York on June 5 Judge Elbert H. Gary alludes to the Stanley committee and claims the steel trust must stand together to offset gates cuts. He cites wage maintenance, mutual confidence, and loyalty to company leadership amid evolving market pressures and a rift with a rival firm over cooperation.
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New York
Stanley Investigating Committee
Washington
John W. Gates
Steel Trust
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Metropolitan Club
Republic Company
Gary
Supreme Court
Judge Gary Addresses Steel Workers on Law Observance
Judge Gary spoke to steel industry workers urging strict adherence to laws and ethical conduct in daily operations. He emphasized compliance with safety rules, fair labor practices, and anti corruption measures during a public address at the industrial complex.
Fair Weather Ahead After Monday Showers
The Weather Bureau bulletin says high pressure covers the northern hemisphere aside from the Pacific, Alaska, and parts of the northwest U S. Thunder showers are expected Monday in northern districts with generally fair weather for the rest of the week. Local day showers may occur in Florida. Temperatures stay high in the south and central west with a rise in the east after Monday.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Pacific Ocean
Alaska
United States
Azores
Florida
Bathtub Victim’s Tuberculosis Defense Explained
New York June 5 Harry A Schelb accused of murdering his wife whose body was found in the bathtub of their East Seventy eighth Street apartment has outlined his defense through lawyer Alexander Karlin. The defense contends Mrs Schelb died of tuberculosis while taking a bath and that a temperature change two weeks ago accelerated decomposition. The father of the deceased, Charles O Grady of Springfield Mass, says he questions the funeral and death proof and will seek full verification.
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New York
Harry A. Schelb
East Seventy-eighth Street
Alexander Karlin
Charles Connor O’grady
Mystery of Maine Soon Begin Uncovering Wreck
Havana June 5 Major Ferguson in charge of raising the Maine will pump water from the cofferdam today. It will take more than a month to uncover enough to judge if the explosion came from outside or inside. Water will be lowered in stages five feet at a time.
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Havana
Ferguson
United States Army
Maine
American Interests Said To Buy Mexican National Railways
Monterey June 5 reports in financial circles that control of Mexico’s National railways will pass from the government to American interests linked with the Southern Pacific and Saint Louis and San Francisco lines. The government merger previously charted more than 7 000 miles of track. Chinese relief effort funds from Chicago begin with $1 000 sent to Ambassador Wilson in Mexico City for distribution to starving compatriots.
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Government Line
Monterey
Mexico
National Railways of
Southern
Pacific
St. Louis
Francisco
Chicago
Ambassa Gor Wilson
Camels Riot When Provoked by Cruel Treatment
Harper's Weekly notes that camels, usually patient, can become furious if abused. A driver shields himself by tossing clothes before the animal and hiding, while the camel, uninterested in affection, responds with fierce bites and trampling. The beast remains focused on life’s hard realities.
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Harper’s Weekly
Pleasant Meeting Turns to Sunlit Advice
A Pleasant meeting in which two people trade jabs about sympathy envy and success. One speaker boasts of a $500 weekly real estate gain and a well-off family, while the other laments a failing home due to a troubled son, health woes, and lost help. The exchange closes with a pep Talk to choose happiness and spread sunshine.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Nail Keg Story and Art in Early New Haven Trade
A century ago Jeremiah Atwater, a New Haven merchant, bought supplies in Boston and learned nails were sold in casks with other goods. A silver basin was crafted for a Greenwich center as a tribute to nails and art, with Longfellow and poetry cited. A stray Irish highway police note and a couple of humorous exchanges about fruit money close the fragment.
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Jeremiah Atwater
New’ Haven
Boston
Atwater
Hotels To Avoid List From The Courier Journal
The reader asks for a list of hotels to visit, but the response offers a cautionary list of hotels to avoid. The Louisville Courier Journal frames the note as a sharp remark on courage and hardship, mentioning Roosevelt and a striking critique of actions and damage.
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Harope
Louisville Courier-Journal
Harry Payne Whitney Captains American Polo Team
Well known sportsman Harry Payne Whitney is named captain of the American polo team as the sport gains prestige in national circles. Whitney, a longtime figure in equestrian circles, will lead the squad in upcoming exhibitions and matches.
Second Polo Game Today For International Cup
New York June 5 The Meadow Brook Hunt Club hosts the second international polo cup game on Long Island. The American team holds a 4 1 4 to 3 victory from the first leg and is favored to beat England again. Lineups include L Waterbury J M Waterbury II Whitney and Milburn for the Americans with Cheaper Edwards Lloyd and Wilson for the English.
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Meadow Brook
New York
Meadow Brook Hunt Club
Long Island
Whitney
L. Waterbury
J. M. Waterbury
MH. P. Whitney
Devereux Milburn
Edwards
Lloyd
Wilson
Youth of fourteen death by hanging in Newark home
Charles McKinley Christian aged fourteen was found dead in his cellar by hanging. He stood on a box and fastened a clothesline to a steam pipe before kicking the box away. His aunt Mrs Wilson notes the boy was poor at school and troubled.
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Newark
N. J
Charles McKinley Christian
Allentown Man Killed in Yosemite Stagecoach Crash
San Francisco June 5 The season's first stagecoach accident occurred on the road between the Mariposа big tree grove and Yosemite Valley. The horses frightened on a steep grade toppled the coach. R A Licenring of Allentown Pa was killed and passengers injured including Mrs Martha Webber of Boston with a broken arm Mrs Dresendorfer of Boston with a broken shoulder Mrs A Jaeckel of New York City cut over the eye All the injured were members of the Raymond Whitcomb excursion party.
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San Francisco
Mariposa Big
Yosemite Valley
R.A. Licenring
Allentown
Martha, Webber
Boston
Dresendorfer
Author Frank Baum Declares Bankruptcy in Los Angeles
Frank Baum author of The Wizard of Oz files for bankruptcy in the district court. Debts listed at 12 600 with assets of 85 including two suits of clothing a typewriting machine and a reference book.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Frank Baum
Tacoma Saloon Arrests Under New Anti Treating Law
Twenty one saloon men were booked at the Tacoma police station after detectives enforced the city anti treating ordinance. The arrests prompt saloonkeepers to challenge the law’s constitutionality while reports indicate widespread enforcement from various city areas. Ex Governor Haskell suffers relapse in Muskogee Oklahoma.
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Tacoma
Jurie
Haskell
Muskogee
Okla
C. H. Haskell
Oklahoma
Haa
Weather Forecast Prepares For Showers And Warmer Temps
Forecast calls for showers today or tomorrow with warmer readings and generally moderate southerly winds.
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