Newark Trolley Trial Reopens as Snow Hinders Cars
Newark N J Sept 2 The trial of eleven North Jersey Street Railway officials for manslaughter in the Feb 19 Cotlon avenue trolley disaster resumes with witness Charles Kay and gate tender Christopher Cauldron testifying on snow blocked tracks and frequent car headways. Engineer Oscar Barcliffe said snow hindered his engine and motormen often stopped near the rails.
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Newark
N. 3
North Jersey Street Railway Company
Ernestine Miller
Cofton avenue
Charles Kay
George T. Werts
Werts
Kay
Christopher Couldron
Clifton avenue
Riker seed
Oscar Barcliffe
Bernardsville express
Barcliffe
reali
Rarcliffe
North Jersey Trolley Company
Alexander P. Jacobus
Orange street
William H. Bowerman
Marksmen at Sea Girt National Match Events Announced
The 31st annual meeting of the National Rifle Association opens at Sea Girt New Jersey with the National Trophy match and Hilton trophy events as top prizes. Entries include multiple company and regimental teams from several states and services. Re-entry format allows unlimited attempts upon payment of fees with several matches scheduled throughout next week.
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Sea Girt
N. J
National Rifle Association of America
New Jersey State Rifle Association
United States Revolver Association
congress of the United States
Hilton
asecond
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Massachusetts
District of Columbia
New York
United States Marine Corps
First Corps of Cadets
Boston
Mass
Vermont
Connecticut
Philadelphia City
alry
Battery Field Artillery
Natonal Guard
Jake Place
prostara
Carbine
Orrden
Taitsi States
No Strike Rumors Dismissed On B&O Railroad
Baltimore officials deny a planned strike on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad saying relations with workers are strong and no grievances threaten action. Conductors and other unions report no basis for a strike though biannual meetings occur. Separately, telegraphers on the Pennsylvania system hold talks with General Manager Atterbury about grievances and a new proposal.
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Baltimore
Balimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and
Ohio
Crnga
Pennay
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Second Member Hague Court Chosen For Venezuelan Claims
The Hague September 2 Professor Heinrich Lammasch of Austria named as second umpire in the Venezuelan arbitration to rule on allied powers claims for preferential settlement with Venezuela. Dr Zorn of Koenigsberg represents Germany before the court. A Portuguese will be named as the third arbitrator per Russian government notice. The first session opened with procedural discussions, officials Kuyper and Lynden present, press excluded, with several government reps still arriving.
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Lammasch
The
Hague
Heinrich Lammasch
Austria
Venezuela
Zorn
University of Koenigsberg
Germany
Rome
Haly
council of administration
Dr. Kuyper
Baron von Lynden
Holbein Starts Fourth English Channel Swim Attempt
Montagna Holben, a front-distance swimmer, begins his fourth try to cross the English Channel from Dover to the French coast. Favorable weather and water conditions greet the start as he heads toward South Foreland with a tug and small boats in attendance. If weather holds, he hopes to reach France in 14 to 33 hours. A separate report notes the floating body of an unknown man found at sea near the Atlantic City area, described as 5 feet 3 inches tall and 175 pounds, apparently in coal-dusted clothing, last seen aboard the vessel Gustav Mueller three months earlier.
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Holbein
Montagna Holben
English channel
Dover
south
French
nou
Sta. Atlantic City
weicht
sas
Aan OU Vosse
Gerce Quinn
Gustav Mueller
Guswait
Revolt proclaimed as Macedonian insurgents strike in Struma valley
Across the Struma valley and Rhodope foothills insurgents led by General Zontchei and Colonel Jankoff extended the uprising north of Vardar. Turkish forces massacred villagers at Armenal and Velustis amid reports of heavy casualties on both sides. A Turkish note from Constantinople denied an assassination attempt on Vice-Consul Magelssen at Beirut and described the incident as a mishap during a marriage parade. An air balloon containing a bomb was found in Istanbul’s Ortakear district, attributed to revolutionists. In Milwaukee, a bank robbery yielded $500 to a thief later captured as George P. Johnson, with suspected ties to a prior New York heist. Navy wireless station work began in Highland Light, aiming for October operation.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Macedonia
Zontchei
Jankof
Struma
Rhodope
Vardar
Jankoff
Armenal
Velust lis
Hilmi Pagha
Malkoternovo
fromen
Seilero
Neveska
KHscura
Smilevo
Turkey
Washington
Chekib Bey
Constantinople
United States
Magelssen
Beirut
beleve
Chekit Bey
Leishman
Hay
Ortakear
Yildiz
Metropolitan National Bank of New York
Sing Siang
Navy
Highland light Mass
covernment
Chamber of Commerse
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R. EBERT & SONS
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Norfolk
Clio
S.C
GRAHAM
Mars
A. M. Orehar
Syracuse
N.Y. s
Grover Graham
George Mott
Cincinnat
GROVER GRAHAM CO
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NEWBURGH
N.Y
STEINER BROS
Frederick
J. DANIEL GRIMMINS
ERNEST HELFENSTEIN
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
EDWIN DEVILBISS
AMONORNER
DEVILBISS & URNER, INSURANCE
Doil & Albourh Building
North Market Street
Frederick, Ma
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VaPRpal
HEDHIVE
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Cleveland
Portland
Bath iron works
navy department
Cuba
Havana
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Friday
health department
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promes
Santiago
Dauquiri
Berl
Oskar Messter
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ST. PAUL, MINN
James J. LON
Great Northern railroad
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