Ministers gain salaries as mills run full blast in Millville
Four Millville ministers see salary increases since last fall as church collections rise to new highs over the past eight months. Board of Freeholders delays murder reward funding awaiting new appropriation. Nearby, Thaideus Burch, a Virginia negro, shoots wife in Long Branch but is captured. Pierce Campbell, long-missing Bloomfield plumber, returns home after nineteen years in the navy.
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Millville
Thaideus Burch
Virginia Negre
Long Branch
Laura Holmes
Burch
Pierce Campbell
Passaic Avenue
Bloomfeld
Campbell
Navy
Massachusetts
Bloomfield Fire Department
Stallion Valued at 1400 Killed in Farm Fight With Bull
A stallion owned by William Petrie of No. T64 Broadway Patterson and valued at 1400 dollars died after a battle with a bull on Paul Hoffner's Haleden farm. The bull was angered by a red blanket and gored the stallion after leaping a fence. Gustave Breen, Petrie’s coachman, broke his arm. Hoffner and helpers drove off the bull with pitchforks before it was shot.
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William Petrie
Broadway
Paterson
Paul Hoffner
Haleden
Hoffner
Gustave Breen
Petrieés
Breen
Farmers boycott toll road to Mickleton in Salem and Woodbury
Farmers near Mickleton continue a boycott of the Salem and Woodbury Turnpike Company toll road claiming the route remains impassable despite high tolls. Landowner Hoffman allowed a section for a new road to bypass tolls while court-appointed commissioners prepare to condemn the road amid a pending indictment and a stiff company defense.
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Mickleton
Salem
Woodbury
Stop Dodger Nuisance: Civil Suit Over Circulars
Police complainant Severns sues Raymond Metriotosh, employee of Childs Company, for distributing circulars in Mount Holly despite warnings. Suit returnable before Magistrate Krayer. Company challenges township authority, seeking certiorari to the Supreme Court.
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Mount Holly
Childs Company
Severns
Raymond Metritosh
Krayer
Childs
Northampton Township
Supreme Court
Tivoli owners plead to disorderly house charge
John Glatt and Albert May former Tivoli proprietors in New Brunswick pleaded guilty to keeping a disorderly house and were fined 200 dollars each with no jail time. The case arose from a fight that injured Kitty Murphy a performer at the venue and involved many prominent figures and politicians.
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John Glatt
Albert May
Tivoli
New Bruns Wick
Bou Yaenl
Kitty Murphy
Magic Hall
Glatt
May
Telegraph Operator Goes On Rampage Near Chamblee Georgia
James H. Clark, a telegraph operator from Chamblee, Georgia, went on a violent spree killing one man and wounding several others. He fired at Purcell and son, killed Nash Cheek, wounded Nash and Coker, and was fatally shot after a posse closed in near Chamblee.
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Atlanta
Arink
James H. Clark
Chamblee
Blacktinis
Clark
Baldwin
Gia
B.S. Purcell
Purcell
B. S. Purcell
W. Jd. Purcell
W. S. Mask
Dunwoody
Nash & Cheek
Cheek
Mr. Nash
W. J. Coker
Crapsey Found Guilty in Heresy Trial
The Rev. Dr. Algernon S. Crapsey was found guilty in a Rochester New York heresy trial. The sentence suspended him from church duties until he proves alignment with the Apostles Creed and Nicene Creed. An appeal to the court of review is anticipated and will not stay the sentence.
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Crapsey
Rochester
Algernon
Tillman Presses Roosevelt Letter Allegations in Senate
Senator Tillman renews attacks on President Roosevelt over Chandler and Bailey negotiations on the rail rate bill. He cites Chandler's statement and alleges bad faith, seeking reading of the president's letter and related attorney general statements. Debate centers on who initiated negotiations and whether the president acted with proper notice as the railroad rate bill nears action.
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Washington
Tillman
Senate
Allison
Chandler
South Carolina
Bailey
Loeb
Theodore Roosevelt
Moofly
Henry Beach Needham
White House
Rayner
Tf Ie
Roosevelt
Train collision near Fergus Falls blocks Winnipeg express
In Fergus Falls Minnesota a cloudburst washed away a railway embankment on the Great Northern line. The Winnipeg flier slowed to a stop as rails hung in air. J Z Hills special train trailed twenty minutes behind the Winnipeg train as crew worked to clear the site. In New York a report on violinist Rizo notes his stage engagement and a personal crisis involving his ex wife.
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Hill
Fergus Falls
Minn
Ashby
Here
Great Northern Railway
Winnipeg Flier
J. Z. Hill
Winnipeg
New York
Rize
Pabst
Harlem
Lote Bis
Rizo
Vienna
Two Dead In Burning Car Near Foster Oregon
In Foster Oregon on May 16 two men and two horses died when a box car aboard an Oregon Railway and Navigation Company freight train burned. One man likely a tramp was murdered by a companion. another man was shot by a sheriff posse member after being mistaken for the killer. Hab and Promised Forgiveness. NEW WORK May 16 Josephine Terranova on trial for murder walked across the Bridge of Sighs with her husband Giuseppe and heard his promised encouragement.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Foster
Josephine Terranova
Bridge of Sighs
Giuseppe
Dog Attack Triggers Townwide Rabies Concern
In Nyack New York on May 26 a dog went mad and bit a cat and its owner Miss Currie Powell of West Nyack. One of the pets bit two horses. All three animals were shot and the stable torn down. Miss Powell has been treated at the Pasteur Institute in New York.
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Horace
Dot
Cat
Nyack
Miss Currie Powell
West Nyack
Spot
Miss Powell Hs
Pasteur Institute
New York
Forty Houses Raided Near Atlanta University
About forty houses occupied largely by Black residents were raided near Atlanta University. The seized properties were valued around 400 dollars and located just outside the city limits beside Clark University for Negroes.
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Arioed
Atlanta
Chirk University
Long Beach Acquisition and Missionaries Reported
May 10 dispatch notes Governor Hissins signing the Dill anthoroghy to acquire Lone Beach on Long Island for a city playground hospital. May 16 report from The Trench chuge affaires cites a classat crew of French missionaries killed in Neanhwet province with details not yet received.
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Long Beach
Hissins
New York
Lone Beach
Long Island
Neanhwet
Nernhwel
Three Ships Lost at Reykjavik in Teeland Waters
BERLIN reports an accident at Reykjavik Teeland resulting in the loss of three cutters the Ingvar the Emilig and the Sophie Whistley.
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Reyikjavik
Berlin
Reykjavik
Teeland
Ingvar
Emilig
Sophie Whistley
Mia Davila Improves at Hotel Gerard Report
May 1 report from New York states Mrs. Jefferson Davis is greatly improved and able to sit up, with Mia Davila noted as better at the hotel.
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Mia
Je Davila
New York
Gerard
Jefferson Davis
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Bloomfield Avenue
N. J
Rigo
Franklin
Park School Hall
Brown
H A. Commoner
Renesr V. Cooxerarn
Hues
Rep
Martin
Erin
Patert Oiles
Sanitas Chewing Gum Co., Ltd
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Omier
Cara
Pee Wader
Nets Rpreas Office
Dol
Neefmeter
Iddietown
Ohio
Thia
B. C. Fentzlaff
Harrison Avenue
Montclair
WH. Avent
Nutley
Pascuale Demarco
Boot and Shoemaker
Doug
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Bridge
Giggone Domenigo
Chestnut St
Pasagie Ave
Walsh
Prompt
The
SUN Manufacturing Co
Columbus
Anyona
Strictly & Sonn
Eny Hanes
Anny Vanes T Nan & Co
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D.C
P. H. Irish
Nit
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Rockaway
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Winfield
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