Kearny Striker Rally Faces Swift Penalty by Judge
A Jersey judge ordered swift punishment for a large striker rally in Kearny. Wimmer directed that troublemakers be jailed for a year on charges tied to a mass disturbance, with police escort and a moving confinement to prevent further unrest. The town and Newark police coordinated to remove captives to Mounty Penitentiary, while officials warned of similar measures if more workers protest.
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Kearny
Newark
Industrial Workers of the World
Wpe
Thor
Sadey Witmer
Dude Winemer
Hudsoon Mounty
Hite Pevali
Willan
Probaly
Minority Critique Clouds Republic Report Disclosure
Fragmented account shows Republican members claiming minority dissent in a report by Dalzen and Payne. Dispute centers on the House committee’s handling of a public matter while Rep. Tulgell vanished from the chamber.
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Republica
Dalzel
Payne
Jake pRasett
Mir Payne
Ubanle
Wien
Tulgell
Parne
Meerrhert
Baalzell
Lingley Guilty Of Murder In Irish City Saloon Case
Lingley found guilty of murder in the Patrick saloon case. Trial referenced multiple prior convictions for burglary and gun offences. Sentencing scheduled for Thursday. two other convictions noted, jury heard testimonies from police and city officials.
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Sammie
Aron
Kid" Muenifetal
Ander
Patrick
Juden Matone
Lingley
Minton
Lisgiay
Sohany
Burns Denounced by Darrow Attorney in Bribery Trial
The trials of Marenive and Darrow for bribery are discussed with denouncements of Burns by Darrow's attorney. The proceedings cover government investigations, witness scrutiny, and assertions about efforts to involve Gompers and others, with Franklin on the stand and disputes over cross examination and evidence. The district attorney emphasizes Burns had no link to the prosecution, while defense notes alleged attempts to pressure witnesses and influence testimony.
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Bert Hy
Franklin
Marenive & Darrow
Oemar Lawler
Poitet Stutey Mateial
Tin Merechats
Mesamare
St Rogers
William Jt
Mure
Roger
Huyns Gree
Franklin Fancernine
Attornes
Tirns
Burne
Barrow
Burns
Roxere
Wiliam J. Hurns
Mredetichs
Gompers
Rogers Agai Te
United States
Thong Oscar Lawrer
Wade
Eretivia
Gommere
Federal Grand Jury
Idianapulis
Predericke
Romiwre
Darraw
Ueness
Lawler
Bnet
Circus Actor Teeter and Lord May of Lanter Debate
Fragmented text describes Williaye Teeter the circus actor and Lord May of Lanter in a report about remarks on Theodore Roosevelt. The passage references impressions of Wrodhow Witeor and reactions from figures including Mr. Williams and Mr. Raver, with commentary on English attainments amid political talk.
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Williaye
Lord May
Lanter
White Mariner
Theodore Ronsevelt
Wibeor
Willams
Raverety
Turmoil in Osslen Case Hinges on Reentry and Impeachment Moves
A federal case involving Olssen and associates faces a likely presentation of reentry issues at Elteuat Court as U S Attorney McLareny seeks to appoint an attorney for the United States. The action touches citizenship papers, a challenge to the Constitution, and potential impeachment proceedings with U S support and government department involvement. A key witness, Thomas Hernen, is named in the proceedings linked to August dates as part of ongoing legal maneuvers in Washington and Texas.
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Dune
McLareny
United States
Athorney
Cauninel
Teon
Lenkwen
Tacoma
Cornélive
Hasfort
Olen
Jide Hanford
Anpente
Wee Girl Dead In Cellar Case At 1912 Address
A young girl was found dead late at night in a cellar at 1M Caen avenue. Investigators pursue foul play but lean toward death by fit. Father Join Whelton and family property ties surface amid murder suspicions. Police name Alexander Caeroll and Albert Math as persons of interest. Also notes a business directory misprint and directory printing issues for 1912 Manhattan listings.
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Sueihl
Nts
Nam
Mike
Bagwi
Uiere
Dot PR. Sen
Caen Avenue
Wkestrom
Alexander Caeroll
Kkytrom
Albert Math
Jantar
Tey
Havana in terror fears an attack
A ranch at Sigua near Dalquirh reported held for ransom by insurgents arrives in Havana. Insurgents seized six horses after arriving at Alta Gracia and claimed orders from generals Ketenon and Jeonet. General Monteagudo imposes martial law in Oriente and braces for action. U.S. naval joint task may send marines to protect foreign properties near Guantanamo.
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Sigua
Dalquirh
Fr Wheeler
Horace
Jim
Alta Gracia
Leparte
Peakers
Collister
Wheeler
Ketenon
Jeonet
Catenos
Beardenien
Insurgenta
Catauirt
Tewner
Monteagude
EL Votre
Palma Borlana
To-Tay
Wrk
Tay
Guantanamo
Ceneta Motteagudo
Oriente
Martt
Ataft
Monteaguda
United States Naval Station
Sentinen
No More Warships To Cuba In Early Dispatches
The State Department announced no plan to dispatch additional ships to Cuba while four warships of the Atlantic Fleet and a marine contingent move toward Havana. Officials indicated Marines will relieve Cuban troops to better resist insurgents, asserting American marines would not alter Cuba’s internal balance.
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Wabbinghoey
Fevat
Foworthy Dbeistun
Atlantic Feet
United States
Natal
Cutin
State Department
Oday
Netal
Peigal
Ceimers
Mate Department
Havana
Jeantié
Tae Jinn
Muerenter
Kes
Maurgente
Meat Boycott Targets Brooklyn Butchers
Outskirts of Brownsville Brooklyn see a raid by youths urging a meat boycott. Mob visited butchers on Myrtle and Gates avenues demanding stop selling meat, threatening trouble. A steel bucket smashed a shop window as Benjamin Diamond resisted stock disposal. authorities report the attack may spread. Butchers claim they pay 1 cent per pound for meat.
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Bruyvesant
Brooklyn
Myrtle Avenue
Gates Avenue
Hoffaan
Ollers
J. Tiamend
DeKalb Avenue
Benjamin Diamond
Wilsup
Diamond
Hascotterere
Brownsville
Harvard Men to Meet at Sixteenth Annual Muster
Harvard men from all parts of the country are expected at the sixteenth annual meeting of the Associated Mustard Chine. The gathering will be held Friday and Saturday, with Friday evening’s annual dinner at the Motel Astor. President Lowell will be the guest of honor, and West Point will be represented at the event.
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Qeanetlayn
Harvard
White Wings Parade Defies Rain in Mexican City Skirmishes
A wartime style street parade by the White Wings defied heavy rain as city workers cleaned streets under a mayoral ceremony. Police and guards attended as weather battered the crowds, while reports from Casas Grandes and Durango described rebel and federal forces gathering and skirmishes along routes to Santa Monica and La Crag, with broader state updates indicating improving security in some Mexican regions.
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Leaniineae Weing
Gndlinese
Gurtur
White Wings
Yeateniny
Fifth Avenue
Tinh Street
Tt O’rlock
Maine
Jupiter Pluvius
Flushing
Jimenes
Mexico
Hierta
Santa Monna
Cetye
Santa Rosalis
la Crag
Coronel Antonio Rojas
Trajan
Baehtintia
Musculus
Deadly weapons target outlined in tax bill proposal
Aims at deadly weapons. A Mississippi MP introduces a bill to tax and regulate pistols knives and other arms, requiring manufacturers to register shipments and internal revenue details. The measure targets weapons stored across warehous es and seeks to curb sales following recent conflicts.
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Washington
New York
Capitol
Alchon
Midnismippl
United States
Heavely
Abe
Internal Revenue
Olleetor
Dtattiot
Snanutwernein
New Treasury Architect Oscar Wenderoth Named
Oscar Wenderoth of New York chosen by Secretary MacVeagh to be supervising architect of the Treasury Department succeeding Knox Taylor who resigned. Wenderoth has 14 years in the supervising architect’s office and will assume duties at age 48. He was associated with Elliott Wood, superintendent of the Capitol and other buildings.
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Coainu
Gree
Gee
Jasnar
Tim
Simiayton, Preaugny
Kuyton
Apechit
Howl of
Abdermen
Canda
Imtek
Kastor
Ina
Kayton
Delverd
George HW Hart
Wack
Oscar Wenderoth
New York
Taylor
Wasingyn
Corrére & Hearings
Wan Kelactol
Secretare MacVeagh
Tressury Department
Knox Taylor
Wenderuth
Elliott Woots
Senate
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Shief
Poitier
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Mali
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Darrow
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Woodrow Wilson
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Greater
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Olssen
U.S
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Zara
Texas
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Hernen
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Durango
Mayor Huerta
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NEW Treasury Architect
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Norrow
Pennsylvania Railroad
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