23 Apr 1907
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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1907
Page
1
City Council expected to appoint an attorney to assist City Attorney James C. Connolly at the next meeting. Martin O Connor is favored by many for the post, with Joseph Ty Hague and Robert E L also mentioned. Salary projected around $400 per year.
Fragmentary reading shows carnival queen election details with fragmented lines about vote counting, attendees, and related notices. The text mentions Miss Mar and Miss Fi Funoess of Jana and a funeral in New York Bay City with references to Lafayette and church events, plus scattered names and dates.
The doctor, unsettled by two threatening letters signed by the Black Hand, cautiously opens his door to journalists and reads the concealed threat within. The note hints at exposed secrets and a grim deadline, while daily life in his library remains tense and watchful.
Lawyer J A Bierman represents Levenson in a dispute over a real estate sale commission. Browstein’s buyer reportedly sought a 3 percent commission, with the seller's party insisting on a higher price and refusing a lower offer. The case involves a brother-in-law Ortner and a disputed property on a city street.
A concise obituary note marks the death of Mrs Thomas, widow of Thaten, with details reflecting a late age and funeral context.
H H Isham was elected chairman of the Old Home Week committee after William S Bate resigned from the post. The transition was noted with regrets and best wishes as Bate became an honorary member of the committee. Plans for the school exhibit and a one day week of celebration were discussed, with participation from local groups and the Daughters of the Dome Council.
A telegram received at about 9 this morning indicates a drowned man found in the Hudson River near Jersey City. The missive includes a letter addressed to an unknown person, suggesting the deceased may be from Elizabeth or another location.
Secretary Taft returns from a month long Canal Zone trip in fine health and spirits. He praises Panama Canal engineers and governance in Porto Rico and Cuba. Taft forecasts census and staged elections to stabilize government and enable a president and congress aligned with American rule.
The Elizabeth Club plans a Saturday evening minstrel show at six o clock. A press agent promises the event will be the best amateur minstrel performance yet seen, with literature circulating to entice attendance.
Two men, Stephen Kortenz and Arthur Benko, were found nearly dead from gas fumes at the Hungaria Hotel in Court Atrecht and rushed to Alexian Hospital. Both are said to be in very serious condition with uncertain chances of survival. Kortenz, about fifty from Flucketnin, and Benko, younger from Pennsylvania, had been employed at the Mil ikexen Inland and had only arrived two days earlier.
Police custody two men charged with assault and attempted robbery of grocer William Mueller at 448 Filtonate. Mueller testified at Police Court this morning, but further members of the alleged gang are still at large.
The annual meeting of the T A B Society will be held Friday night. Officers will be chosen from nominations made at the recent gathering.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a poisoning involving a child and references locations and times, but details are garbled. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are discernible beyond an alleged incident this morning with possible substances and a mistaken belief about the cause.
Paul Chorsiaky and wife of 17 Bond Street faced Police Court on charges of an atrocious assault on John and Mrs. Krokapay, held in 200 bail. The incident followed a rent dispute in the same building, with Mrs. Krokapay injured by hot water and a broken water pitcher.
The Y M C A social work committee plans a Saturday evening reception for city ladies to tour the association and hear work in progress. The program includes Mabel Ott violin, Aline Carter vocal solos, John Hehade piano, Ming Butler duets, and Irene McCulley recitations. Bowling alleys will be available for attendees and their guests, with parents invited.
Police identify suspects in a July incident, arresting a man named Josephine Banesy from 43 Seers Street. The case involves a street robbery at a local meter stand and is under investigation at city headquarters.
An incident at a street location led to a boy’s arraignment in court. He was reprimanded by the judge and handed to his probation officer for supervision after being charged with a minor assault involving pulling hair.
An individual identified as Joey Vinodot faces a tax-related issue for failing to pay full taxes. Authorities warn that penalties or further action may follow if the due amount is not settled promptly.
The Baroness Alma Te Masaty was placed on trial today before Judge Blanchard in the Superior Court for the murder of Gustav Simon, a millionaire fabric manufacturer, who was shot last November. The Baroness was attended by two aides of the Front Gone as assistant District Attorney Blysh attended the case.
A sociable event was held at a residence with August evening hosts and several named guests. Attendees included Ella Skence of Roselle and many others such as Richla Saison, Magdalene Wynder, Hattie Nevins, May Reed, Mamie Wilson, Emily Ww, Mrs Phillips, and John Wilson, among others. The program featured songs by Ella Skence and performances or readings by multiple participants, reflecting a community social gathering in Newark.
Police notes report a man and a child detained for investigation after a call to the jail. Details are limited with unclear names and locations due to damaged text.
A three alarm blaze gutted the Stable building at Christopher and Barrow streets in New York early this morning. Four men died, three burned beyond identification, and 200 horses were destroyed. Firefighters conducted daring rescues as streetcar collisions and fires disrupted the area at the Christopher Street car barns.
The New York stock market opened with declines but improved during the first hour and posted a midday rally. Prices rose from early lows as traders pushed ahead, lifting many issues amid a stronger tone than yesterday.
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