Ten Persons Indicted In Grand Jury Roundup
The grand jury returned a broad set of indictments including Stocker Bonnell in a civil dispute, Wagner and Amey case, Warner Hagerty injury claim, and others. Several criminal charges listed include Bertha Lovejoy for poisoning, Imogene Vetle for burglary, and Moyers for forging checks. Court adjourned with next sessions slated for October and appeals in October court.
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Coset
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Bonnell
Tuesay
Bornell
Alvin
Boonegl
George
D.wagner
Fort Lea
John C. Amey
Wis
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Hilm
Osun
Drake
Gunmere
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Wagerty
Phillipsburg
St. Vitan
Wiggorty
Warner
Warner-Hagerty
Gummere Mowlay
Henry A. Boughnaré
Congo
Hari
Hmcé
Banisiarh
Iind
R. Frome
EL Young
Jota Matsebal
Tayieo
Mes
Lava
Venga
Miyata
Nolyvense
Ib Costa
Yudge Gummer
Trenton
Pennesylvenia R. R.co
United States
Bertha
Lovejoy
Andrew R. Ail
Hardwick Township
Murrow
Belvidere
Bryan and Prohibition Rally Amid Hoboken Train Turmoil
Report covers William Jennings Bryan visiting Hoboken amid uproar over alleged insults to the candidate. Describes chaotic train travel, intermittent speeches from car platforms, and protests by Prohibitionists. Also notes Prohibition rally plans in Washington and New Jersey with speeches by Ulysses Logan and other party figures.
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Hoboke
Hoboken
Duputty
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Men's
Sound Money League
McKinsey and
Uobach
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Fagandint
Bryate
Sunchoudowtte
Froden Furly
Bryan
Ating
Mr. Bryatts Party
Algo
Auderamy Prohibition Gathering and Obituary Notes
In Auderamy a Thursday afternoon and evening gathering drew hundreds as a Liberty Cowie concert and a Washington May political meeting unfolded on the church lawn. Delegations arrived, a Prohibition speaker spoke, and crowds heard remarks from Rev. A. L. Wilson and others, with a later flag presentation at the public school. Meg Van Doren’s obituary recalls a long life of faith and family, and a local horse show concluded with prize results and speeches on the whiskey question. The Washington serenade and supper on church grounds featured Thomas McEwan and Strytear, marking a robust community event with substantial attendance and fundraising.
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Orawda
Larga
Lyronco
Hantern
Maine
Lily
Arthur J. Sewall
Afr
Bryan
Brooklyn
Academy of
Norwalk
Bridgeport
Hartford
Mrnday
Sayy
Worcester
Duput
Boston
Briday
Kosten Dommand
Artinr
Ma Sewall
Lewall
Nia
Matelestur
Bavypey
Alan
von Howe
Brynn Hurvierdt
New York
Paterson
Jonian Park
Newark
Buyan
Jersay Qian
Tammany Elali
Sie Jong
Itrtin
Virginia
Auderamy
Asthergon
Liberty Cowie
United Arendal
Chanics
Washington
Differanti
Sr. and. Jr
Belgiders
Fon
W. Outlier
Aes
Quiler
Scloais
Prinn
Liberty
Donnel
Jos. W.mcmaniman
Lotthornderaan
Thomas McEwan
Jersey City
Strytear
Mciwan
Madar
Washington Defeats Flemington Amid Dispute At Bat
A tense baseball contest in Washington ended with a 28 to 0 score as disputes over calls marred the game. Rothfuss of Newark hit a long homer, while Christine of Lafayette starred on the mound for Washington. The match drew attention from local clubs and officials amid broader political notes referenced in the report.
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Fie
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Raalke Deeksion
Tora Bruhall
Flemington
Oliver
Washington
Rothtiwa
Geore
Flamington
Miis
Christine Wis
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Pinta
Tonvhin
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Uraphy
Chamberlain
Hla Doeluton
Ikive Christina
Pilyter Glurk
Lafayette College
Cdam Roth Fay
Newarks
Sone
Washington Boys
Ibmiay
Rothfuss
Rothefuss
Munttec
Dimueratis Ulubs
Sunator Jones
Canstral Fuauiger Committee
Associated Railroads
Donohue
Central Passenger Committee
Thal Denon
Jones Timsalt
Tinta Iuan
Spe Lisson
Ger Comultlee
Chicago
Kinley
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Bias Bean Endeavoring Co
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Joy Wallaton
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Easton Cadeher
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Carncas
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