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Newspaper

Elizabeth Daily Journal

Location

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1907

Page

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Forger Freeman arraigned on two counts in Summit case

Freeman, Newark. arraigned in Court of Common Pleas on two forgery counts for drawing three and fifteen dollar checks on First National Bank of Summit forged to imitate guardian Leroy Gibby. He has prior penitentiary history and was remanded for sentence. Davis of New York charged with defrauding a Plainfield merchant. another Davis pleads. James Davis, colored, convicted of larceny, sentenced to two months. Trial date set for next Wednesday.

Keary Ia Freeman Newark Summit Court of Common Pleas First National Bank of Leroy Gibby Freeman John la Eaatiak Ing le Hike Joliet (Nl George Davie New York Cai Davis Devis Ely James Davia Plainfield

Rose Fair and Supper at Trinity Parish House

A rose fair and supper will be held at Trinity Parish House tomorrow afternoon and evening. Admission with Punch and Judy is ten cents. Supper served between 6 and 8 o'clock. An advertisement table will feature a baby table with essentials for a child, plus toys, fancy articles and other useful items.

Trinity Parish House Trinty Parish Howes

Liberty A C Plans Informal Dance At Jacobs Hall

The Liberty A C announces an informal dance for Friday April 19 at Jacobs Hall with Damket Celsius set to sing. Members boast past success in producing strong football teams and expect a fast baseball group this season. Local speakers James Humner and Thomas Ribey attend Hemet Junction.

Liberty A.C Jacobs Damket Celsius Uber A.C

Annual euchre event at T A B Society draws large crowd

The T A B Society held its annual euchre in its Court street hall with upstairs overflow and dancing after prizes awarded. M Holton won first prize a complete parlor suite, James Sellers earned a gold job for selling most tickets, and many others received prizes for wins and scores. The organizing committee listed D J Hennessy D J Norton J Carroll M Mcguire P Durett J Reardon J Cahill J Pane and more.

T. A. B. Society Court Street M. Holton Holton Poe James Sellers Bulliven Mise L. Terson J. Kewitt J. Conroy John Devine Thomas Downey P. Johnson 4. Connors J. Cossin R. Harris T. T. O’brien Mina Ferman E. Donovan Misa A. Harkina M. O'Leary W. Mra

City Parks Committee to Meet for Improvement Reports

The city council committee on parks and shades will meet tomorrow night to review proposals and suggest personnel changes and vacant positions in park control. The session aims to prepare a comprehensive park improvement report for the council.

Board of School Estimate Set to Discuss World Erection Plan

The Board of School Estimate will convene tonight to consider the World project for the erection of facilities. Officials will review proposals, funding implications, and potential site details impacting the school district.

6Qhool Om Board of School Eatimate

Obituary for Francis Ernst of Weile Denmark aged 75

Francis Ernst a native of Weile Denmark died after a long illness. He served in the Civil War with Company K Fifteenth New York Volunteers enlisting in 1861 and discharged in 1863. He lived in this city since 1870 and spent years at the New Jersey Home for Disabled Soldiers in Kearny. He resided with the Mogensen family at 53 Rebecca Place and was a member of Khod ore Lametary. His wife died about twelve years ago along with other relatives including Archibald Barkils and Sara Louise Barkils. Surviving daughter Dorntiy and others are noted.

Mogensen Fam Rebecce Place Sagman Khodore Lametary Archibald Barkils Sara Louise Barkile Jefferson Avenue Westminster Monday Club Biefesy Dorntiy Berlog

Memorial services honor Dr Oronhyatekha in Arcanum Hall

The late Dr. Oronhyatekha supreme chief ranger of the Independent Order of Foresters is remembered in a well attended memorial at Arcanum Hall. Speakers include J C Calvert and Rev John Kerr who praise his true and unselfish manhood and lifelong service to the order.

Oronhyatekha Independent Order of Foresters Arcanum Hall James C. Calvert John T. Kerr High Court of New Jersey Kerr Alexander Pope Calvary Logiot Mr. Calvert David Order of Foresters Mary Calais Wis Napoleon Wellington Lee Howell Homer

Elizabeth River bills passed in Assembly action

Elizabeth gains waterfront recreation pier and river clean up bills as Assembly passes measures affecting the city. City Attorney Connolly led three bills, including a waterfront pier project and river improvement funding, with votes ranging from unanimous to 43. A salary hike for Elizabeth officials and other local measures also advanced.

Trenton Assembly Elizabeth Connolly Moxon Assemblyman Kijsebeth Wen Svent Senate Awala Pend Orf Common Pleas Asemblyman Frank B. Jess Camden Mercer Bergen Union Wes Hahn Morris Barber Kigmas Sullivan Kaothe ‘Sa Elissbeth Trento Scandial P. J. Ryan Elimbeth

Elizabeth Contractors to Do Harmonia Work

Plumbers masons carpenters painters and other contractors are invited to bid on Harmonia projects as per an advertisement by the Mutual Savings Fund Harmonia. The committee plans to appoint Elizabeth contractors to perform the work. interested parties may submit their bids by listed names and roles.

Harmonia Elisabeth J. A. Oakley

Dr Spsteir Dentin City Address Note

Fragmentary OCR cites Dr Spsteir and a misleading address on Jeffers Avenue with stray numbers. No clear event, date, or outcome is evident.

Spsteir Dentin, Mi Jeffers Ave

Jerome’s Argument in Thaw Trial Shocked by Prosecutor

In New York on April 10 attorney Jerome wrapped up against Harry Thaw with a scathing arraignment of Thaw and Evelyn. He stripped Delmas’s portrait of chivalry and derided dementia as a defense, defending Stanford White and attacking Evelyn’s tale. He deemed Thaw’s insanity plea useless and Evelyn’s story implausible, urging punishment for the societal breach.

New York Jerome Harry Thaw Thaw Evelyn Knigttly Delmas Delman Dementia Americana Stanford White Jerome Sraed Hneelf

Annual reception of the Diocesan Union in Newark

The Young Man's Catholic Diocesan Union held its annual reception in Newark last night with many local young men in attendance. Court Street Lyceum members went over by a special car as the National Catholic Young Men's Union committee met here in the afternoon. Dinersan Tournament results show Newark T.A. Society winning the first prize, a handsome trophy.

Diocesan Union Young Man's Catholic Diocesan Union Newark Court Street Lyceum Nat Catholic Young Men's Union Newark T.A. Ciety

Services for Mrs Fannie C Ogden Held at West Grand Street

Funeral services for Mrs Fannie C widow of Day Ogden were held yesterday at her life home 45 West Grand Street with Reverend Dr Tomlinson delivering the address praising Mrs Ogdens long and useful life. A choir from Central Baptist Church sang and interment followed at Ev Cemetery where Reverend Dr Tosafinson led the committal services.

Pascral Oliver E. Ogden Fannie C Oliver R. Ogden West Grand Street Tomlinson Dagden Central Baptist Church Jesus God of Mary Ev Cemetery Tosafinson

Conference of Noted Catholics in Washington Meetings

Catholic prelates gather in Washington for conferences linked to church institutions. Cardinal Gibbons presides at the Catholic University board meeting. Tomorrow a hierarchy gathering will include nearly all U.S. archbishops to discuss the church’s general condition and raising Peter’s Pence to about 1.044 million dollars.

Washington Catholic Church Thetera of the Catholic University Cardinal Gibbone America Peter

Wall Street Opens Higher Amid Quiet Trading Tone

New York April 10 The stock market showed an improved tone with limited selling pressure and professional activity. Prices moved higher in many stocks about one percent at the open, then retraced before rising again slightly but without any standout gains. Government bonds were unchanged. American Smelting attracted steady support and a dividend was noted.

New York

Large Attendance at St Marys Bazar and Guild Night

The bazar at St Marys drew a large crowd for its second night with instrumental and vocal selections and a supper by the Guild. Tonight features vocal numbers by Dennis F. Gollina and Walter T. Griffith and a poem by Miss Areca, plus violin by Fiddler. A ton of hay donated by bidders will be sold, supporting the bazar’s proceeds as Guild Night continues and Holy Night follows.

Barat Norrow

Pharmacists to Hold Reunion Tonight in Newark

Newark April 10 members of the ’06 class of the New Jersey College of Pharmacy plan a reunion tonight with a banquet at Achtel Bretter's after a theatre party. Adolph Marguier, quizmaster in chemistry at the college, will be toastmaster. Arrangements are by Leo Patterson Frank Schultz and DeWitt Slee.

Newark New Jersey College of Pharmacy Achtel-Bretter's Adolph Marguier Leo Patterson Frank Schultz DeWitt Slee

Lead Pipe Thief James Campbell Caught in Newark Area

James Campbell of Pearl street was arrested after a bag of lead pipe pieces was found in a grocery wagon. He confessed to stealing pipes from two Magie Street flats and to using a hatchet and hammer to cut the pipes. Plumbers Lounsberry and Kleinhans filed complaints as Campbell awaits grand jury action.

Frederick C. Heeslest James Campbell Pearl Street Joan Heay Newark Avenue Waverly Campbell John Kohlenberger Sonmethio Broad Street Arch Two Flata Magie Street Lounsberry Mr. Lounsberry Henry Jungmen Kleinhans Louneberry

John H. Clews of New York Dies

John H. Clews of New York, prominent member of the stock exchange and the firm Henry Clews & Company, died today from injuries after falling into the river. He had long served in the financial community and was well known on Wall Street.

John H. Clews New York Jobs H. Claws Henry Clews & Company

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Geo Davia Menthe Liberty A. C Wisgieg Ee Peat Antiegetie Soa the Foresters of MR. Kerr D. T. Howell T. B. Clark J. C. Calvert Fate Ee Geetinme Elizabeth River THE Elizabeth Firemen Moesaure Firemene’ Pension Fund Conference OF Noted Catholics Church Wall Street ST. Mary's Bazar Mahon
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