Traps Wife Slayer After Long Hunt in New Jersey City
Garfield residents recount a 19 year old wife’s murder on November 28 in 19th century records. The suspect Mercicanto faced a vengeful brother-in-law Yorski, who swore to kill him after tracking him for eighteen months. A revolver tied to the crime was found in the suspect’s room and he was jailed to await extradition.
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Garfield
Yeater
Dey
Vt Linge Prather
Gluseype Mercicanto
Crim
Michael Yorski
Morel
Yorska
Pirse
Dena
Meret
Yoreka
Meres
Doyle Sod
Bonnefia
Merci
Hiveckenseck
York
Quiz Answers Counted by Fifty Clerks at The Tribune
Fifty clerks tally quiz answers for The Tribune to gauge the best number of ballots received by publication date. The scene shows clerks at desks verifying responses as a humorous box of misread captions and stray notes surfaces in the hotel setting with a mock etiquette motto.
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Nashitiah& Kelie
Te Tribune
Franklin
Tribune
New York Representative Evades Sunday Drinking Law
A New York member of Congress, returning from an automobile ride, visited a hotel and asked the proprietor to sell or lend him a drink. Refusing to sell or lend, the proprietor cited Sunday law restrictions. The congressman suggested a loophole asking if any law prevented offering a drink, and the proprietor gave him a highball with a promise to return it the next day.
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New York
Capital
Washington
Congress
Eliot selects three poems for children’s bookshelf
Dr. Charles W. Eliot, Harvard president emeritus, chose three poems for the M-foot shelf offering a liberal education. The selections are The Village Blacksmith by Longfellow, Abou Ben Adhem by Leigh Hunt, and To a Waterfowl by Bryant.
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Kosten
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Haw
Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow
Abou Ben Adhem
Leigh Hunt
William Cullen Bryant
Railroad bodies unite into federation under plan
Hoston May St temporary federation formed by railroad bodies to coordinate train service groups under a plan led by the Order of Railroad Station Agents. The Big Four lines have not agreed to federate yet may cooperate. Charlie Mellen of New York New Haven Hartford is seen as a possible head of the federation.
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Charlie & Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Tardy Fame for Authors Pomeres arr Baris
Pastor of St Pauls Church argues about authors life status in an editorial note. The piece questions whether some authors existed or were alive when their works were published and criticizes assumptions about Washington and other figures. It reflects on literary reception and the idea that truth survives criticism.
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Pomeres
Baris Fe Gorodnetl
St. Paul's
Switzerland
Elas
Watts
George Wieshington
Washington
Wife sues after alleged brutal treatment by husband
Mrs Jenne Van Tongelingen claims 19 years of abuse by Jean Van Tongeleng, linked to Dr. Dery Co. heater, with repeated beatings on April 1 and May 14 15, requiring medical care. Her attorney seeks Alawany action with Green to hear the motion.
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Mre
Jenne van Tongelen
Jean van Tongelen
Dr. Dery & Co
Sie
Ann
van Tongeren
van ‘Tongeleng
Srs
Lardanont
Saya
van Tongelen
Albert Ehmenstiel
Alawany
Greenwun
Attorney Suggests Amended Statute On Medical Practice
Fragmented text discusses whether nurses may administer anesthesia and who may perform medical acts. Opinion from County Medical Society counsel suggests statutes lack explicit permission for nurses to administer anesthesia, while physicians defend nurse involvement. Debate centers on legitimate scope of practice and potential statutory amendments.
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County Medical Society
New York Society of Atubethotints
Kaye
J Koon
Alere
Small pay chief blamed for 40 million thefts in 1913
A newspaper summary reports that low wages for clerks and managers fueled a wave of defalcations in 1913. It cites Willard Joyce of National Surety Co noting losses surpassing 40 million, with thefts ranging from cash skims by trusted employees to elaborate schemes in railroad and retail firms.
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Maillion Italiare
United States
Willand Joyce
Caunes
Carolesneas
Exoployers
Mabe
Fragmented text on medical practice law and anesthesia
An unclear OCR fragment discusses legislative status regarding medical practice and authority over treatments. It mentions prohibitions in law, a physician’s supervision, and a proposed amendment to bring anesthesia administration under the law, but the passage is incomplete and uncertain.
Dr Baker to Testify at Hearage This Week in 21 Commission
Experts are set to testify at the Terretrial Relations commission hearing for the week of 21. The programme, completed yesterday, will cover industrial education and labor law administration. Participants include Josephine Naber, Janice de Gernen, Owen I Levey, and others from New York and broader labor bodies.
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Commission On Terretrial Relations
Sturentieshity
Josephine Naber
Ciet Mercantile
Department of Labor
Heong Hall
Chill Labor Mallee
New York
Owen I Levey
National Child Labor Comrgittes
C. PB. Steinmeta
Elecutentineer
Behenectady
W. Weaver
Prison Band Parade Then Parade At Sing Sing
A 32 member prisoner band performed at Sing Sing yesterday marching along Hownie street for ale. Veterans from Morele Post joined as the guards and warden supervised. General James II and Beirne from New York attended, with the drum major Joseph Renney leading a brass drum line for inmates serving lengthy terms.
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Morele Post
Camden Kentucky Senator Nomination In Woodford County
Prarniart Ghote announces June 18 plan to name Johnson N. Camden as United States Senator for the vacant seat created by Bewdley’s death in Woodford County. Camden to seek the short term ending after the November election, with the six year term starting March 4, 205. Me Vanden leads the Democratic Executive Committee. Camden is son of the late Johnson N. Camden of West Virginia.
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Prarniart
Ueceder
United States
Johnson N. Camden
West Virginia
Escaped Prisoner Fights to Drown on East River Rescue
An Italian escapee leaped from Glackwelle Island into the East River and, despite poor swimming, fought to stay afloat as Fireboat McClellan launched a pursuit. Fireman Fowler finally subdued him with a jaw blow after a two-block chase, the unconscious man hauled aboard and returned to the island.
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Glackwelle Island
Metropolitan Hospital
Ba Italia
George Bo McClellin
Mthst
Fowler
Coles
Howler
McClellan
Vawler
Ntalian
Parkes
Brooklyn Girl Killed Upstate
The body of Irene Sutton, a former Brooklyn millinery worker, was found under a roller coaster at Sacandaga, Gloversville, New York. Authorities say injuries suggest accidental death after falling from the ride. a missing eyewitness account complicates the investigation.
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Irene Sutton
Gloversville
N. Y
Sacindage
Brooklyn
Miss Sutton
Parison
Sky Hickey Fee
Miax Sutton
Gloverville
California
Wright Will Not Sell His Patents
May 31 report in The New York Times quotes Geville Wright denying any plan to turn the Wright Company into a corporation or cede control. He seeks only a manager to handle commercial affairs so he can devote more time to experiments, with limited authority for any potential successor.
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Teteatape Vo Alte Tribune
Dayton
Ohio
Nw York Times
Geville Wright
Wright
Wright Company
Wilbur
Fitory
Bin
Connecticut Aircraft Company
A. Roy Knabens Shue
KILLED BY AUTO AS FAMILY LOOKS ON
Pittsb urgh May 31 An insurance agent D C McKelway was struck and killed by a Kaufmann department store car driven by Henry Crawford. Louis Kaufmann Nathan Kaufmann and Mrs Nathan Kaufmann were in the vehicle. Crawford jailed then released on $2000 bail. McKelway wife and daughter escaped unharmed as he stepped back into the path.
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Clyde St
Pitthavey
McKelway
SHOOTS WIFE ENDS LIFE IN NYC APARTMENT
Steven Harvoth a stationary engineer went to his wife Julia Harvoth at 105 East 74th Street early this morning and told her he would die to see her. They spoke briefly before Harvoth shot her twice, then leapt from the roof to a five story fall. Mrs Harvoth died soon after at the Reception Hospital. The couple had been separated for years and had two children, a son and a daughter.
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Steven Harvoth
East 74Th
Julia Harvoth
Harvith
Harvoth
Wald
Public Education Association Eyes Gary Model for New York School Reform
A letter to Mayor Mitchel from the Public Education Association urges him to consider a vocational expert for the New York Board of Education’s vacancy. It praises Gary’s school system, detailing shop programs funded through maintenance budgets, apprentice labor, and a two school plant concept. The report highlights industrial education and continuous twelve year schooling without early breaks.
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The
Public Education Association
Mitchel
New York
Tribune
Howard W. Nudd
Price Education Association
Gary
M Union
Girl Wins Highway Prize From Weanington May
Nearly five thousand children across the United States competed in a highway prize program. Two girls and a boy, all fourteen, were awarded prizes named after Logan Waller Page.
Road policy note sparks transport plan trip
Aireector of the United Staten Ofmey Public Roads enlists Amy Coon of Keammon to study road maintenance rules. The American Highway Al plans to send her to the American Road Congress in Atlanta in November, expenses covered.
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United Staten Ofmey Public Roads
Amy Coon
Keammon
Congress
Atlanta
Four Die in Burning Home at O'Brien Residence
Fire at Patrick O'Brien home in Binghemton New York claims four lives. Killen O'Brien and another male victim perish, along with Patrick's two daughters Ellen and Marguerite. A niece of Mr. O'Brien is injured. The blaze severely damaged the dwelling.
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Binghemton
Patrick O'Brien
Killen O
Patrick
Ellen
Marguerite
Mr. O'Brien
Rogers Pier Company presents expanded menswear stock
The firm reports strong sales and growing demand for large size, quality clothing at fair prices. They emphasize substantial, varied inventory, ample sizes, and a money back guarantee. June opens with renewed optimism as business increases. Stores located at Warren Street, 13th Street, and 34th Street.
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International Federation
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Sing Sing Band
Thomas
Roy
Walle
Camden
Kentucky
Blackwell's Wall
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Pittsburgh
Education Board
Model Town
Rogers Pier Company
Warren St
WEW Amsterdam
Theatre Tonight
Dansel's Aerial Garden
Dork
Pthel
Hudson
Ke Walcker Hooker
Ilobe Keluermann
Caler Raney
Neptune
Pabiria
Ay As
Dith
Bae
Astor i
West Malling
Raymond Hitchcock
Eltinge
Longacre
Candler
Dally
Bunday
Antony
Cleopatra
Boe
Playhouse
Ul Free Vandert
Gtrand
Columbia
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