Bomb destroys colony and kills baby in mother’s arms
A massive blast in Burlington New Jersey early June 16 struck a wave ring faction, killing a baby and injuring many including Louie Grosky. Fire followed, four structures ruined, and a mother narrowly survived to tend her wounded infant. Police suspect dynamiters tied to factional feuds. Local officials and investigators chased leads amid widespread damage and fear of further violence.
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Burlington
N. J
Louie Greaky
East Burlington
Uirosky
Grosky
Joarph Ralanki
Spanearin Trost
Healee Trocky
Jachels
Guy
Polisian Jahan
Grorky
Tie Family
Gronky
Groxky
Tix
Urosky
Retua
MBL
Elephants Waterproofed At New York Zoo
Gonda and two elephants at the New York Zoological Park were oiled with neatsfoot oil to seal a leaking roof. Park Commissioner Higgins asked the Board of Aldermen for $10 to repair the elephant house but the board had not responded. The rain damaged the enclosure prompting waterproofing to prevent pneumonia.
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Gonda
New York Zoological Park
Higgins
Gunda
Pete
Gunde
Itv
Memporneliy
Fiery Sicilian Fiesta Ends With Brooklyn Shooting
In Elizabeth street Brooklyn a shooting disrupted the Fiesta of St Calogero as two men clashed in a shoemaker's home. One man was wounded and taken to Gouverneur Hospital while the assailant fled. Police recovered a revolver and questioned family members amid a tense scene as onlookers dispersed.
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St. Calogero
Elizabeth Street
Kenmore
Grand Street
Brooklyn
Catogere Santucel
Hila
Santuce
Than
Botor Loraxatti
Caliph and Murphy Surname Dispute Sparks Irish Ties
In a discordant tale from the Stegman household, Bill Snyder faces pressure over family names as attendants discuss altering Kane Murphy lineage to Cohen Murphy. Snyder signals acceptance if the surname remains Murphy, noting past misnamings and a German era nickname Mik Murphy.
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Cohen Murphy
Bill’ Snyder
Vegementear Ark
Althoug
Hi! Snyder
Murphy Keer
Gaynor
Nas
Bere
Yestentay ‘Hutt
Snyder
Pennsylvania Railroad Payroll Figures Released
The Pennsylvania Railroad System reports over 2.22 billion dollars in wages paid in the last twenty five years. The system operates 12,498 miles of track with about 185,000 employees across thirteen states, reflecting a large share of U S industrial activity and coal iron and steel production.
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Pennsylvania Railroad System
United States
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ite
Actor Drowned Fishing in Great Egg Harbor Bay
Willem c Bean, actor, drowned after his rowboat capsized near Great Egg Harbor Bay while fishing. Companions DT Hoover and Archie Smith could not reach him in time. Bean’s friend Rewn, a well known something, was prostrated and in dangerous condition. Sunday’s New York Tribune price noted.
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Lely
Egg Harbor Bay
Willem c Bean
Ie Pluen
DT Hoover
Archie” Smitlh
Rewn
Norwegian Bark Lyra Sailor Tales At Sea Narrows
A era of rough bargaining aboard the Norwegian bark Lyra ends with Captain Rasmussen recounting thirty five hours of towing attempts and memories of a crew including Johan Jostad. The tale covers malaria, burial at Anjer Point, a butchered cat aboard, and a lost pig for meat as the ship nears Bermuda.
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Norwegian Park Lyra
Bane
Christian Hasmasser
Lyra
Shin News
Yenterday
Xin
Cape
Rasmussen
Hhe Ham
Sime Row
Hatavia
Haavin
Batavia
Dohaan Jostad
Hamburs
Butaevia
Ratavi
Anjer Point
Tittle Christian Cemetery
Anjer Peint
Johan
Jehaan
Hamburg
Stenographers dispute over state board exam rules
The New York State Stenographers Association challenges Commissioner Draper and First Assistant Downing over a 1917 statute regulating shorthand reporting and the appointment of Franklin W. Allen to the board of examiners. The association alleges efforts to delay implementation and notes disagreements with the Regents of the University and the State Department of Education regarding exam rules and certifications for certified shorthand reporters.
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New York
Draper
Franklin W. Allen
Ay Formaa
Board of
Elexe
J. Me Keller
Tix
Akorthand
Jit Hick
Assortation
Tnks Mn
Dee 16
Ing
Jetters
Peranklin
Esamiling Board
Vtheand
Shom Kas
Keller
Mer. Alten
Permient
Ammocutton
Miles
Downing
Aher Vraper
Hie
Warfe
Riley
150 Crapshooters Cram Brooklyn Streets In Police Sweep
Police led by Commissioner Waldo raided the Williamaburg section of Brooklyn arresting more than 150 men and boys amid gambling near Bedford avenue. A notable capture was Tony Monday who faced charges for carrying a revolver in addition to craps. The operation targeted open gambling under church windows and unruly street crowds, with many shopkeepers commenting on changing attitudes toward meat and groceries amidst rising prices.
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Asew Remait
Nmme
Waldo Weathat
Williamaburg
Brooklyn
Bedford Avenue
Pre
Elne
Churchkoers
Tye
Chen
Conlin
Walter
Lexington Avenue
Rowich
Des Iperado
Joseph O'Donnell
Thomas McClatchey
Albert Coudrier
Yellow
O'Donnell
Coudrier
Gila
Iartem Hospital
Yanter
Robert Durand
Dorand
123D Street
Madison Avenue
Maxter
Altiough
Meantine Vatroiman Giba
Lesington Avenue
Hawthorne
Jordon
Parkenne
Students to See France on Columbia University Tour
A party of students teachers and others will sail from New York on the steamer Florida to visit France. The itinerary includes Paris and the republics key sites with access to landmarks and museums arranged through French government and universities. The trip, organized by the French Society of Columbia University, aims to be repeated annually and concludes with a return to New York.
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Linder
Ausners
Freneh Society
Columbia University
New York
Florida
Republic
Univoeiiies
Paxsen
Arcese
Atel Yarkey
Freneh Snetene
Columbia
Frenet Jitelversitien
Weather Forecast From The Great Lakes To St Lawrence
The center of a storm over the Great Lakes area moves toward the St Lawrence Valley. Showers and thunderstorms spread across the middle Atlantic and Ohio Mississippi valleys and the lake region. Temperatures vary with cooler readings in the central valleys and Rockies, warmer in southern states, with showers along the north Atlantic coast and in portions of Arkansas and Oklahoma. Winds range from moderate to fresh, mainly south to southwest, with fair to clearing trends in several eastern regions by Tuesday.
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Omelaltevord
Koreenst
Washington
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence
Middle Atlantic
X States
Lake
Ohio
Korky Mountain
Atlantic
Gulfatalen
Pacific
Atlantic States
North Pacific
Great Central
Hocky Mountain
North Atlantic
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Gulf States
Mlienippl
Tenneson
Nouth
Florida
Enat Gulf Coast
Noutheast
Gulf Coast
European
England
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Islumbia
Virginia
Celtic Literary Revival Opens Campaign in City Tour
Three concens atioy anseen sone Alia Prigit O'Quinn and Miss Britt MacLough ei return to this city this week with Mionan Maccohim after a tour of the United States for the Lrtvh tydua tries movement led by Gaelic Leonie. A campaign opened by the Gaelic Literature Asseciation, honorary president Theodore Moonevelt, will be held at the Pan-American building on ld street and Hroadway. Father O'Fanagan will speak on cetcie literature at the opening, while Misnen Noone O'Quinn and MacLoughlin with Mr MacColum aid in the campaign.
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Atioy Anseen Sone
Alia Prigit O'Quinn
Miss Britt MacLoughei
Mionan Maccohim
United States
O'Fanagan
Misnen Noone
O'Quinn
MacLoughlin
MacColum
Butchers Plan Demands Unite NYC Area Workers Union
Organizers report that workers in Manhattan Brooklyn and Jersey City slaughterhouses are secretly forming a single Industrial contract union. The group would include meat cutters, calf butchers, beef carriers, drivers and chauffeurs, tasters helpers wool workers and fat rendering staff. The central body aims to secure higher wages and better conditions amid rising living costs.
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Manhattan
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Atte Hutchers
Cincerd Remien Eller
Big Buffalo Fire Destroys Warehouse and Lumber Yard
A destructive blaze struck early today four blocks from The Ene Meet and Provera Company’s warehouse. One ton of lumber and several stored goods were destroyed. 175000 fire loss reported. Amie and Hine residents affected. fifteen in Fremens overwhelmed. Firefighters battled the flames, securing the site with a found at $7aM.
Maritime Intelligence Bulletin Amid Turbulent Ocean Movements
Maritime notes report a Dutch vessel Feiedsen winolin with fate unclear near 20 miles east of Sandy Hook yesterday while other ships and routes show heavy activity. Vessels listed include Trinidad, Rotterdam, and New Zealand routes with several arrivals at ports like Galveston and Havana, indicating ongoing global shipping operations and staged timings through June 4 to 6.
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New York
Sandy Hook
Shipping News Highlights Mixed Arrivals and Quarantine
Port of New York reports numerous vessels at sea or in harbor with quarantine status and arrivals from Liverpool Southampton and Hamburg. Steamer activity includes Perugia Westerwald Atlunia and Delaware with cargoes and passengers. weather around New York shows moderate force with clouds and ground fog.
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Dieanor Cameronialio
Glasgow
Moete
See
Perugia
Leghorn
Palermo
Heaierenn Brewerk
Warden
Baviast
Westerwald
Pete
Marburg
Idee
Atlunia
Sastanah
Philadelphia
Jamestown
Newport News
Age Dominion Seco
ETO Aa Ork
Southampion Ad Ch Peta Ag
Malta
Muise
Delaware
Philaderhte Go Co
America
Karl Na Sen
Bane Mil Nettieagen
Norfolk
Parana
Newes
Viton
Nomarties Cheampeake
Baltieen
Moville
Columbia
Fir
New York
Tricine Tana
Southampton
Oceanke BF
Bay
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Tee
Paquin
CPP
Liverpool
Dover
Antwerp
Houthampton
Hamburg
Sherr
Orattar
Lucreta
New Or
Boys' Suits at Reduced Prices in Warren Street Display
Durable smooth finished worsted suits for boys feature pin checks, stripes, and silk linings. Prices cut by more than half from $4.00 to $6.00 with double breasted Norfolks Sailors and Russians styles offered at Warren Street locations.
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Baby
Tribune
Warmingdate
Long Island
Dynayites
Mears FP
Sands
Hempstead and
Mabyton
Farmingdale
Dulldines
Sanis
Barids
Marmingdale
Leonhardt
Adolph Baruwch
J. Zeller
John J. Green
Abraham Furman
Justice Green
NEW York Tribune
Sailor
Bark
T Ter
Fiasel
Haying
Tom
Third Avenue
Fondstutta
Eman Krade
Desperado
France
the Weather Report
Ufa
Aru Msn
Sini
Albany
Orleanna Alear
Woterate South
Trish
Father O'Flanagan
Buffalo
Marine Intelligence
Lane
Akrumprina W
Bremen
Amusen Ents
Robin Bood
Diegfeld
Gaiety
Lyceum
Paul J. Rainey
GLOBE
The
Wint
Omaden
Society
Pirates OF Penance Playhouse
Bunty
Luna
FOX
B.vorbitius Union SQ
Grace van Studditort
Mann & Co
Browz
Tanta
Tiverool
Funard
Jaro
Trinidad
Awgenti
Noortam
Rotterdam
Hell
Jacksonville
Clinte
Atlanta
Savannaly
Turavas
Red D
Metapan
Colon
GF Co
Lampasas
Galveston
Mallory
Imea
Lara
Cardenas
Wusan
Transpacific
Hawaile
Japan
Corea
Chineama
Banithwall
la San Pratele
Thaith
AuLraila
Jean Evi San Fray
Jetapan
Hina
Tacoma
Renttte
Mart
Ney Sagan
Vis
Tie San Francis Ston
Jane Alta
China
Vik
Seattler
Owohura
Vane Su
Wan Waren
AM. M
Mn Line
Nave Vos
Amer
Monterey
Hell Amn
Kroonland
Anil
New Orleans
Dune
Braxtiiun 'i iVives
King
Uoco Alongain
Clyade
Titian Faak
Lain & Hisirant Houlogne
Galileo
Cheenock
Shipping News
Port of New York
Racers Pier Company
Warren St
13Th St
34Th St
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