Big Men on Trial in Newark Street Railway Case
Indictments for manslaughter returned against North Jersey Street Railway directors including Alexander J. Cassatt and John D. Crimmins after nine Newark students died in a collision between a trolley line and an express train. Court actions follow a coroner’s jury verdict naming the North Jersey Street Railway company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
North Jersey Street Railway Company
Dhe Neste
Alexander J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railway Company
John D. Crimmina
New York
Edward F. Youns
North Jersey Street Billway Company
First National Bank of
Jervey City
Leslie Ty Ward
Pruden- del Thsirance Company
Elisha B. Gaddis
Pennsylvania Fairroad Company
David Young
North Jersey
J. Thesevelt Shanley
Street Halloway Company
Gutundanty
Chari Um
Too Much for Topeka Defeats Topeka Union Nine
In Association Park Kansas City, the Topeka club and Nine Hees lost to the Kod tam led by Bradyury PTL Union. Umpires Ethan WIN and another official disobeyed calls, while Ewing and Ethiey faced questions. The Kansas City Burinly team beat the Topnka Uhlan 7 to 6, keeping the season tight and highlighting the colored squad’s resilience.
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Atlerthwse
Kansas City
Association Park
Uhlan
Hradbungs
Chamsin Shin
Amarteur
The Volunteer at Crawford Theater Flops in Ailing Night
Critics say the Volunteer misfires with a weak cast and poor acting. Only J. G. Waddman stands out as a redeeming presence, while Cora Van, slated to star, was absent and the supporting roles faltered.
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Craeford Theater
USA
J. G. Waddman
Sre
Cora ‘van
Pansy
Hart and Martell in New Crawford three nights debut
American stock company Hart and Martell brings a three night engagement to the New Crawford starting tomorrow. The opening bill Work and Wages is a drama about capital and labor. Rudolph the Crime opens Friday night with free admission for women on certain nights. The troupe features Lesa, daughter of Rudolph, praised for beauty and bearing, in a season of varied plays. Four Vinewood Recaps conclude the program.
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Hart & Martell
American Stock Company
Crawford
Rudolph
Women Held for Murder in Arsenic Case
San Francisco officials hold Mrs. Marion Bower and her sister Mrs. C. C. Sutton after the death of Bower’s husband, alleged arsenic poisoning. Authorities claim funds moved to a different bank account and that a prescription for arsenic was written prior to the death. Bowers denies involvement, saying he did not write the prescription.
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Bowers
Sutton
deLaughlin
Mr Bowers
Peter
Ira Bowers
Sam Innocent
John Carlisle Dead Cincinnati Railroad Pioneer Dies at Home
John Carlisle longtime railroad man dies at his Cincinnati home. He helped construct the Ohio and Mississippi railway section and served as vice president of the Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton railway and a trustee of the Southern railway. Carlisle also built the Chautterut railway from Ashland to Richmond Kentucky to develop coal lands and was active in Cincinnati business.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Ing
John Car
Red Totes
Ohio and Mississipgi
Cincinnati, Hamilton , Dayton
The
Southern Railway
Hye
Chautterut
Ashland
Richardson
Brooklyn to Beirut Destination of American Ships Announced
Aug. 31 report states the United States freighter Machlis sailed for Port Said and will coal there, while ships from Genoa bound for Beirut are not headed to Port Said as earlier cables indicated.
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Edienoa
United States
Peu Ae Ganopansinen
Hich
Father Drags to Trial Dies Before Grand Jury
John Gatons, an aged Joliet farmer, shot his son during a July quarrel and now lies dying in hospital. Doctors say he will not live to face a murder indictment, as he fades from the jail to treatment.
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Joliet
Aus
John Gatons
Land
Real Estate Transfers and Nickel Plate line promotion
Real estate transfers list numerous conveyances including J Hayes to R A Slaughter and J A Nicholas to Wim Baker among others via Pierce's add and Harri son street. The Nickel Plate road touted as a premier Chicago New York link with daily through first class trains and dining car service under American Club plan.
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J. Hayes
R A. Slaughter
Madison Street
Pierce
New Hampshire Bk. Co
Rinear
Auburndale
J. A. Nicholas
Wim Baker
Harrison Street
Patrick Devenney
Conrad Meyer
Pees
Jackson Street
Campbell
J. Buckner
Western Ave
Chevens
J. Hariig
Monroe Street
Feitchle Hall
Syusband
C. B .Baker
Oa ST
Atwood Avenue
Waverly Piney
C. Newmen
East Tenth Street
Lafayette Street
Mulgane & Chase's
C. White
Delaware, Lackawan & Western
West Shore
Ant
Boxton & Maing Raliros
Chicago
New York
Reston
Nickel Plate Road
Lasalle Street
Enmo
Paamenger
Chi- Ee Ae
Eestry
Notable Social Round Up and Wedding Anniversary
A long list of social events, visits, and travel notes fills the page. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McFarland host a dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Larimer. Miss Jane Rodgers is to wed Mr. Ward Sliver in September. Numerous arrivals, departures, and visits across towns including Washington, Denver, Chicago, and Dubuque are recorded, with many attendees noted and a 20th wedding anniversary celebrated at 625 Lincoln Street.
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J. M. McFarland
Harry G Larimer
Norman Plass
Jane Rodgers
Ward Sliver
Thomas T. Yan
Washington, D.C
James le
W. J. Black
Honolulu
D. F. Longnecker
Eastman
Emporia
Frank C. Miller
Kansas City
J. W. Going
Blossom Fleming
Maud Grimes
Aid
Oklahoma
Mrs. Guibor
Miss Guibor
Fanny Brose
Chicago
O. J. Wood
Edith Snyder
Ludington
Michigan
Ree Wood
Western College
Oxford
Ohio
Gui Ler
Mame ‘Bronson
Dubuque
Town
George BH. Cole
Colorado
J.P Rowley
Amer Rowley
Albuquerque
N. M
Verna Brown
St. Mary's
Knoxville
Frank L. Brown
Frank Shellabirger
Kansan City
Josep L. Shellabasser
Edna Morrow
Denver
Blanche Todd
Little Todd
Volhuy Tanner
Saffordville
Jessie Gaddis
Newton
Edith Parker
Minneapolia
Lewis-Chamberllain
Lewia
Daniel Edward Esterley
Cleveland
Esterley
Mis. Esterley
Mildred Scott
Mary Dimond
Edith Crawford
St. Louis
Miles Hazel Stalvane
Gertrude Reed
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Patience He
John Kieinhans
Colorado Springs
A. A. Hurd
Hiawatha
Margaret Weten
Lake Geneva
Wis
Mise Ina Higokinghee
California
Ahe
Helen Hogeboom
Voer
Magnus
Frank Banks
George Banks
Lawrence
LG. Crocker
Clyde
Coffeyville
Kan
Alfred A. Scott
Omaha
Paul A. Lovewell
Margaret
East River
Sarah Shull
Cora Shull
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
T. W. Thompson
Thompson
Minneapolis
Kas
Geneva Henderson
Christ Hospital
RM. Fulton
Mr. Fulton
Zetta
Tuttle
Frank M. Tuttle
O. J. Shannon
Tenth Ove
West
J. C. Rogers
Lincoln Street
The Unbroken Hale Card Game Rule Exchange
In a New York fashionable club a group plays cards for money in a retired corner. A waiter nearby watches, and when asked to report them the long-serving waiter says he has never informed on rule breakers except for the one about seeing the waiters’ air. Time notes he got his tip.
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Hale
New York
Walter
John
Walter Gravely
Bev
New York Times
Old Newspapers and Sea Bundle Sales at State Journal
Terrible plagues and skin diseases get relief with Coen's Ointment, advertised for sale at drug stores. The notice promotes old newspapers and a Sea bundle available for a few days through the State Journal.
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the State Journal
Coen
County Commissioners Move to Block City Tracks on Kansas Avenue Bridge
Shawnee County officials prepare to stop a proposed two year right of way for Topeka Railway tracks on the Kansas Avenue bridge. They urge the county attorney to file suit to prevent laying of tracks, arguing it would injure the bridge and endanger traffic. Public sentiment and city council authority are debated as county and city officials weigh injunctive action.
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Cityway Company
Tay
Kansin Avenue
Topeka
Wien
Bance Granta
Topeka Rath Company
Konees Avena
Tees
Ane MA
Otis County
Renorabie
Kansas Avenue Bridge
H. Taynes
Frank Harrison
Morrison
Supreme Court
Ity Council
Torney
Hungate
Reee
Isa Bridge
Irevor
County Saboth
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Offers Low Round Trip Fares
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces very low round trip fares from Chicago to Baltimore with tickets valid through October 4. This limited offer targets travelers seeking economical transit options, highlighting discounted rates and extended validity to encourage early purchase.
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Chicago
Baltimore
High diving dangers warn those unsuited to the sport
A New York diving expert cautions that high diving is dangerous for most, with injuries often severe or fatal. He notes the need for special aptitude, poor breath control underwater, and how head impacts and water entry can cause ear rupture or lung injuries. Corks under the arms or sewn into swimwear are proposed as quick buoyancy aids.
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New York
Coney Island
Colton Ba
New Omaha Extension Townsites On Chicago Great Western Rails
Townsite openings list in Iowa and Nebraska counties with town names Tennant Shelby county Iowa Bentley Pottawatomie county Iowa McClelland Pottawatomie county Iowa September dates. One fare to Fort Dodge from all points on Chicago Great Western railway. Special Fort Dodge to townsites round trip fare one dollar. Council Bluffs to townsites round trip fare fifty cents. Free copy details by Edwin B Magil manager townsite department Fort Dodge.
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Jim Tnes
Omaha
Chicago Great Western Railway
Tennant
Shelby County
Towa
Bentley
Pottawatomie County
McClelland
Iowa
Fort Dodge
Council Bluffs
Dills
Edwin B. Magil
Laws
Edwin B. Maxil
Forte
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Hans. Ave
Sorosis
Dimities
Batiste
Allroad
Kansas
Otty Braaberys
John Carlisle
Brooklyn
Beirut
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Wabash
Indiana
Louisville
St Louis
Alyte
L. S. McClellan
H. C. Shields
Western
Main Street
Puitta
Colorado Flyer
Pueblo
T. L. King
F. Ry
T. M. James, Jr
North Topeka
Scrotch
Lake Breeses
Chito
Prankiert
Reastayers
Petoskey
Herber Springs
Becruvast
Baloyabe
Roulettee
Berolzheim
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