New Jersey News Highlights From Grim Week
Aged resident Jagob Gross of Roadstown died of heart failure after grief over his son-in-law’s death. Three Italians Antonio Macri Mario Shani and Giuseppe Costa were killed in a gravel bank collapse near Folsom on the Atlantic City Railroad. Elizabeth Wicks, wife of A E A Wicks, won a school board seat defeating four men. A farmer fought a mad dog to protect horses. the dog was shot from horseback. Frederick Rommell of Trenton drowned after slipping on a canal bank. Point Pleasant’s main block burned, insurance partially offset losses. Mrs Antoinette Tolla began serving a prison term for first-degree murder. Taubel of Riverside seeks exclusive Bonnet Club hunting rights around Barnegat Bay. The Bonnet Club and partners face charges of breaking clubs’ shooting boxes. A longshoreman case in Long Branch links to Barnegat Bay land claims. An Italian labor camp near Woodbury faced turkey buzzard meal confusion.
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Wiliam EF. Jaubel
Riverside
Bonnet Guoning Club
Barnegat Bay
Taubel
Ocean County Grand Jury
Cedar Bonnet Island
Frank W. Crammer
Serf City
Tanbelmi
Martin
Aabel
Bonnet Club
Benjamin P. Alerris
Long Branch
State Fishing Game Commission
Iocal
Panlel
West Jersey & Seashore
Woodbury
Newport Fire Destroys Fall River Vessels In Waterfront Blaze
Fire in Newport New York New Haven Hartford docks destroys Fall River line steamer Plymouth and damages Puritan Priscilla Naugatuck and City of Lowell. One fireman killed another injured. crews save five visiting ships during overhaul work. Cause reportedly a short circuit on electric wires.
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New York
New Haven
Hartford
Plymouth
Cother
Newport
B. 1
Fall River Line
Ier
Puritan
Naugatuck
Lowell
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Bremen
Louis le Mont
Line
Plimonth
Arnane
Financial Market Update with Closing Prices and Bank Rates
The report lists closing prices across steel and mercantile papers with a general rate around 364 percent. It notes exchanges at 155,874,110 balances and a closing amount of $5,724,307 for Amal Uoepper. It includes listings for multiple railroads and utilities such as Atchison, Reading, Erie, Union Pacific, Missouri Pacific, and Sugar, with varied percentages and price figures.
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Prime Mercantile
Uoepper
SN OY
Central
Atchison
North & Wrest
B&o
Penn. R. OR
Brooklyn R
Reading
C.& St
Sland
St. Pauls
Chi
Northw
Southern Paw
Southen
Erie
South
Hleuiric
Sugar
Texas Pacific
Manhattan
Steel
Metropolitan
West
Union
Missouri Pac
New York Markets Fluctuate Amid Shipping and Weather
The market report notes quiet to steady trends across commodities. Wheat and corn show early gains on shipping and cables but ease with favorable weather. butter and cheese hold steady to firm. eggs, potatoes, beans, hay, and live poultry also listed with varying prices and steady demand. regional factors from Pennsylvania, state dairy, and western markets influence the day’s quotes.
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Salt World
fSgahdtac
Bel
Ide
Pennsylvania
Bermuda
Maine
Jersey
Aiacks
USA
Livestock Market Report Shows Light Receipts and Steady Trends
CATTLE receipts light and market steady with varied prices for choice and prime lots. HOGS receipts light and market slow with mixed quotes for medium and light weights. AMBER and other categories show light demand and price readings, while overall activity remains subdued.
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Livre
Yancalves
Hugo
Prise Wethers
Common
Hyd
Tans
Sgt
Willie Hoppe Wins Billiard Championship
Willie Hoppe defeats Beate Vet eran Slosson to claim the billiards title in New York. The match showcases Hoppe's precision as Vet eran Slosson pushes the pace in a tight contest.
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Beate
Slosson
New York
Hoppe Defeats Slosson To Defend World Billiards Title
Willie Hoppe, 19, of New York, defended his world billiards championship by beating Georgi Slosson 301 to 275 in a long match, after previously defeating Vigneux in Paris. The event, held in New York, carried a side bet of 500 and gate receipts near 4,000. Hoppe, famed French rival Vigneux, dominated after the 21st inning with multiple long runs and finished 31st with a final 304-275 lead over Slosson. His victory solidifies him as possibly the greatest billiards player.
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New York
Willie Joppe
Vigneux
Paris
Georgi Slosson
Hoppe
Slosson
Tad
Slasson
Tne
Slesson
St Te Slosson
Eloppe
Slossen
Hoppé
Floppe
Stossen
Balk
Slosseu
Vignaux
Prince Ardir of Cavunaught Arrives in Victoria
Prince Ardir of Cavunaught nephew of King Iulward arrives on the Empress of Japan from Japat. He presents the Emperor of Japan with the Order of the Garter. The British embassy officials Lord Reedsdire General Kelgenny Ad dural Seymour Colonel Davidson Captain Wyedham and Miles Lampson accompany. A second item notes Andrew Deter wills 665000 to Tuskegee Institute in Alabama for industrial education of African Americans led by Booker Washington?
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Conanuicht and
Sutt
Victoria
B. Co
B.C
Prince Ardir
Cavunaught
Iulward
Lord Reedsdire
Kelgenny
Addural Seymour
Davidson
Wyedham
Miles Lampson
Japat
Prinon
Ile Garter
Tuskegee
South Orange
Finnally
Tuskegee Institute
Alabama
Andrew ‘2
Deter
Booker
Washington
Ohio Passes Aiken Bill Increases Saloon Tax
March 28 Colualbes reports the Ohio senate approved the Aiken bill raising the saloon tax from 350 to 1000 dollars and rejected a motion to reconsider. The session proceeded amid excitement as the measure advanced through the legislative process.
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Ohio
Aiken
Colualbes
Senate
Fierce Fire Destroys Three Airdries in Statesville
A fierce blaze in Statesville North Carolina destroyed three aird ries on Broad Street. The fire started in Wallace's store and Salisbury fire department was dispatched as the flames threatened the entire block.
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Statesville
N.C
Wallace
Broad Street
Salisbury Fire Department
Reginald Rives Sues Over Coach Horse Prostration
In New York on March 23 Reginald Rives sought damages after his coach horse was struck by St John Wood's auto and became nervous prostration. The verdict awarded him 2350 dollars.
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New York
Reginald Rives
St John Wood
Gor
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Sheets
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Trenton
United States Volunteer Life Saving Service
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John G. Keyler
Tereprone
Better ‘Than & Savings Bank
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BA. Connolly
Henrst V. Cocktrain
Hues BY Reep
Martin Automatic Fish Reel CO
L. B. 149
Lion, NL
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Bae
Ninth Street
United States
Oma
Washington, D.C
Miro
Sanitas Chewing Gum Co., Ltd
Battie Srack, Mick
TES
Board ‘of Health
To. O. BE
Fentzlafef
Harrison Avenue
Montclair
Matt
Nutioy
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Boot and Shoemaker
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