Road Strikers Fire At Deputies Amid Train Riot
A clash near Roebling on the Pennsylvania Railroad involved about sixty strikers attacking a work train, driving off guards, and briefly taking control before deputy sheriffs arrived from Bordentown and Burlington. Heavy gunfire and standoff followed as Italians and others armed with revolvers and knives faced deputies. no clear fatalities reported, but several wounded and a tense retreat toward Clyde Road.
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Roetiling
Peasyvania
Dixty
Clyde Road
Roebling
Joreah
Bordentown
Wis
Burlington
Laww
Game Cock Bests A Man In Hen Fight
Benjamin Sherman, a farmer near Glen Gardner, was badly injured by a game cock named Rediney after gathering eggs. The bird attacked Sherman twice on the face, then on the wrist and leg, forcing him to his bed for several days. A neighbor knocked the rooster over with a spade, and Sherman sought medical help.
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Glen Gardner
Benjjamin Sherman
Hrediney
Sherman
Erlea
Wife Kills Guilty Husband in Memphis Shooting
A woman shot and killed her husband in Uptown Memphis after a dispute over a pistol. The suspect, Mrs Schieber, claimed self defense and was arrested at her home shortly after the incident. Schieber, about 35, had moved to Memphis from Mount Vernon, Indiana.
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August Schieter
Sehileber
Wits Oso Hanll
Ces
Schieber
Neerdi
Cure
Kladnes
U S Examining Cuban Bill Withholds ActionLikely Delay
Washington March 1 United States officials will delay further action on the Cuban amnesty bill as President Gomez and State Department officers study the full text and implications of the measure. Rivero has submitted material to the department clerks and a report outlining US objections and suggested changes is expected within a day or two. President Gomez will then ask Cuban Congress to amend the bill to satisfy U S requirements and remove concerns.
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Washington
Actien
Die Cola
Nis
Gomes
State Department
Titve
Cini
Rivero
Alicinis
Coban
United States
Fiomex
Coban Congress
Supreme Court Says Old Freeholder Boards Remain In Office
In New Jersey a Supreme Court ruling by Justice Swayne allows Bergen Morris and other counties to keep the old freeholder boards in office and continue county governance despite voters electing new boards. The decision upholds the continuity of the existing governing bodies.
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New Jersey
Supreme Court
Trenton
Nod
Supreme
FIELDER TO REVIEW PARADE IN JERSEY CITY
Fifteen thousand Sons of Erin will take part in the St Patrick's day parade in Hudson county Jersey City next Sunday afternoon. Governor James Fielder Mayor Lette Wiltpenn and Sheriff N Pete will review the parade as the largest Irish turnout in local history.
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Sons of Erin
Jersey City
Tersen
Hudson County
James Fielder
Iette Wiltpenn
Sheri N. Petes Wedly
Quarrels cautioned as lives spoiled by foolish feuds
A moral admonition warns against slow quarrelling noting few private disputes split clearly into right and wrong with all right on one side and all wrong on the other. The saying emphasizes restraint and harmony in personal conflicts.
Oldest Hotel on the Shrewsbury Adverts Shore Dinners
Hotel directory style notice advertises the oldest hotel on the Shrewsbury with year round operation. Emphasizes shore dinners New England clam bakes shellfish and game season and lists competent sailing masters for guest services.
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Vieature
Grey Hair Restoration Ad Offers Youthful Color Injections
An old time beauty ad promotes hair health products promising to restore grey hair to a youthful shade. It touts money back guarantees and lists several drugstores and pharmacists as suppliers, urging readers to request the products today.
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Harthin
Hass Pei
Martina Des Pio Tor
Fesler & CO Smythe
Davey Pharwert
Phar Eiler
Phar Rothenberg
HOYAL PAIR AND BABY Ponce and Princess August William and Their Child
A brief society notice reports the marriage of Ponce and Princess August William and announces the birth of their child. The item notes the family connection and royal lineage without embellishment.
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Ponce
Princess August William
Death of Admiral Eaton Sparks Police Probes
The body of Rear Admiral Joseph Giles Eaton, a hero from the Santiago fight, is laid to rest in Oakland cemetery near Lowell without naval honors amid a mystery. State Police Inspector Scott and Deputy Sheriff Condon lead separate inquiries into his sudden death, initially attributed to acute indigestion. The autopsy included removal of the stomach for analysis by Harvard’s Professor Whitney, while Mrs Eaton and family offer cautious statements amid rumors and questions surrounding the case.
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Joseph Giles Eaton
Santiago
Oaitland Cemetery
Lowell
John P. Scott
Braintree
Sherif
John ‘T Condon
Rockhand
Modis
Osgood
Barker
1 Tol County
Whitney
Harvard
Eaton
Kosten
Joseph G. Prame
Rockland
The
Eatons
Admirals House
New York Police Graft Scandals Turmoil in Sixth District
Becker's wealth spurred police in Harlem's Sixth District as Postroom King delivers new evidence to Whitman. Inspectors Sweeney Lassey and Thompson reportedly checked gambling dens while $250000 in graft was alleged to have been collected, with $300000 total from July to January across the West Side. Witness Ann Gray and Robert Vitner linked to underworld gambling cases, as detectives seek motive and protection payments.
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Whitman
New York
Klerum Michaels
Sears “Rite
Parken
Pecroeth Toeth
Disteiet
Whittail
Grand Jury
Eulas
Geaftt
Neiley
Mary Frands
Beechers Hook
Wil
Juby
Haven
Wis
Wren
Box
Otters
Promi
Ann Gray
Proprie
Viel
Robert Vilner
Werle Apoliceman
Vitner
Anna Gray
Athonitie City
Mim
Upper West Side
George AL Sipp
Fierman Michaels
Tle
Harlem
Heo
Peter
Tie
Charles Becker
Michhaels
Sweeney
Lassey
Thompson
Michaels
Suffrage Lost in Nebraska House Defeats Women’s Ballot Bill
Lincoln March 13 The Nebraska house votes 47 to 51 against a constitutional amendment granting women the ballot, short of the required sixty. Women plan to organize to push the issue to a vote in the 1914 election under the state’s initiative and referendum provisions.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska House
The Troubles of a Giant in London Strands
A fragmentary note by editor Clementian Kink describes Obrian Boro as a giant nine to eleven feet tall with peculiar proportions. It mentions air and exercise issues and hints at a nineteen year old stature in a curious, stylized report.
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George Cuberland
Obrian Boro
Strand
London
Cumberland
Clementian Kink
Wien
Milton Paradise Lost crowned as greatest epic for uplift
The New York American lauds Milton's Paradise Lost as the supreme epic for sublimity and mental expansion. It argues the poem transcends utilitarian use, lifting readers toward awe, reverence, and the sense of God freedom and immortality, surpassing Homer and Dante in spiritual enlargement.
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Milton
Dante
New York American
Jones Injured in Street Car Accident Report
A brief notice notes Jones was involved in a street car crash. The report is sparse with limited details and references a New York Sun item and a Daily Record ad. Further specifics on date, location, and casualty status are not provided in the readable text.
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Kuicker
Jones
Boc
New York Sun
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