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Newspaper

Elizabeth Daily Journal

Location

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1905

Page

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City discusses 50 year streetcar franchise terms

Canton official outlines an ordinance like Jersey City’s street railway law granting a fifty year franchise with renewal and arbitration if terms fail. Public Service Corporation seeks partial city paving revenue and seasonal sprinkling rights, with terms debated at City Council and committee meetings.

Canton Service Corporation Btreeta and Park Rolley Aishway Jersey Ci Sbrent Railway Janchiser Pattity Public Service Corporation Committee On Rivers and Parks Tralley Oman A Ue Cahat i Carleton Carlton Outact Lendvny

Board of Health to Discuss Stray Dogs at Tonight Meeting

At the Board of Health meeting tonight the stray dog issue will be revisited with new details and potential actions to aid residents. Officials promise interesting items to publish for the benefit of readers who have followed the topic.

Board of Health

Riot at Downtown Circus Sparks Brawl Injuries Reported

A large street melee erupted near a downtown circus on Saturday night as groups clashed injuring none reported seriously. Police under Captain Leary dispersed the crowd with arrests of several men including Ben Simmon, Farraed, and Padden, while authorities pursued others who fled north toward Bayonne.

Jeat Arine Congha Hargreaves Bayonne Ile Mayenne Leary Segeant Henry

Stabbing on Work Train Over Tobacco Sparks Violent Row

A fight aboard a No. 268 work train from Carteret over tobacco led to Anthony Pulaski stabbing Lucius Mulligan three times in the face. Mulligan plans to complain. Pulaski is held on assault charges with a disorderly conduct fine. Eyewitnesses describe a brutal, chaotic scene aboard the Elizabeth Avenue route.

Carteret Marshall Henry Eilzabeth Avenue Pocont Preeinet O Tiver Schlapark Tor Anthony Pulaski Ityering 2 Ton Street Ry City Pulaski Mull Marion Mully Theneer Mulligans Paleski Elizabeth Avenue Bien

Death Notices for Miss Fannie Alward and Mrs. Devlin

Miss Fannie Isabel Alward, eldest daughter of Mrs. Martha C. and the late Judge Joseph Alward, dies suddenly Saturday night in the city. Mrs. Isabella Devlin, widow of James Devlin, longtime Elmira resident and mother of fifteen, dies after a stroke, services to be held Wednesday at 3 PM with interment in Arlington Cemetery.

Alward Fannie Isabel Alward Martha C Jloseph Alward Slater Mary K. Alward Mise Alward Barnard Arthur Mle Diyas Ieee Presbyterian Church Ils Wen Varios de Paca Cathérine

Kean Discusses Union County Politics and Essex Hudson Campaigns

U S Senator John Kean speaks on Union County stability and Gerrymander talk. He notes no Kean Fowler split this year and expects Republican nominees for state senate and sheriff to win. He highlights Essex and Hudson races featuring Fagan and Colby as key upcoming campaigns.

New York Syith Thit Stokes Nagin Union County Kean-Fowler Inn Hudson Fagan Colby Benator Sewell Aice Glouchester Witlairn Watkins and Loudenslager

Crescent shipyard not reopening soon says president

The Crescent shipyard will not reopen now or in the near future, Sterling told a Journal man. He cited the Samuel L Moore & Son Co plant repairs as the rumor trigger and noted no disposal plans during the AOTEANE reorganization.

Samuel L. Moore & Sona’ Company Crescent Sterling Aoteane

Excursion to Highland Beach by Y M G L A unit

Preparations for the annual excursion of the Y M C A of St Mary's Fish, on August 16, are well advanced. Committees have arranged lodging and bathing beach access at Highland Beach, with boating and fishing to be featured and a visit to the famed twin lighthouses. Train information will be announced, with departure from The Avenue and return around 6 o'clock in the evening.

Y. Macg. L. Ay Mary's Earsy Higtlant Beach Tren Batte

Woman Falls From Landing Barge During Excursion

A chaotic crowd on the Red Men's excursion barge led to Mrs. George O'Neil of Front and Wall streets slipping into the water at Chancellor Dock. Thomas Donaghty Han and CharLon Kurts helped rescue her as others plunged in to assist. Rescued she was taken to Wi Hoplock's boat house and returned home under police supervision. several other youths also fell overboard but were rescued as the crowd struggled to board the ships at North Beach and Staten Island Sound.

George O'Neil Front and Wall Streets Chancellor Hock Thomas Donaghty Han Bob Ripley Place harlon'Kurts Reid Street Wig Town O'Neil Coughton Wi Hoplock Hingy North Beach Inez Pi Joemen Staten Inland Sound Chancellor Dock Abe Aida Bed Pres Mae Mrs. O'Neil Coughlan Kurtz

Four Year Old Girl Drowned in Kenilworth Cellar

Four year old Mary Dukowski, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Dukowski, died after falling into a vacant Kenilworth house cellar on Sixteenth Street yesterday afternoon. The girl wandered from her home about 540 PM and was found drowned in the water filled cellar by her father. Dr Well of Cranford and County Physician Westcott were summoned, but the child had been dead for some time.

Ie Inabella Devlin Mra Devlin Jamen Devlin Bea Hana Mra Devlin Eileabeth George John Beatty Thomas Otta Epiarch St. John’s Church Richard Channing Moore Bhen Mergeret Conwell Anna King Mim Mary Jane Levies James Devlin George T. Devlin Theer Ches Viiher Ober Arengterm Kenilworth Mary Dukowski Joseph Dukowski Fifteenth Street Sixteenth Street Tate Well Cranford Westcott

Eliz Commercial College Notice

Fragmentary OCR shows an Eliz City or Elizabeth commercial college notice. Readable bits suggest enrollment or ceremnonial item but details are illegible.

Eliz Commercial College

Belcher's Victims Numbered in Hundreds

August in Paterson reports a national alert for Willing W. Belcher mayor sought for robberies and burglaries. A full description and photos circulate as residents fear his escape to Europe with stolen funds. City Aldermen convene to dismiss him and offer a reward for his capture or return.

Paterson Willling Belcher Europe Cailte

Fog Lifts EnvoYs Sail to Newport Harbor

The Mayflower, Dolphin, and the liner Galveston left Newport Harbor at 8 this morning carrying Russian and Japanese plenipotentiaries. The State Department ordered that Russian envoys receive precedence over the Japanese upon arrival, altering prior plans. The flotilla is bound for Portsmouth and then to await further naval and diplomatic events including the arrival of M. Witte later in the day or evening.

Newport Ang Mayflower Dolphin Galveston Newport Harbor Portsmouth N. HS State Department Ate Lane Admiral Meads Hoosevelt Tl + department Leia M. Witte

Witte Tours Hub in Autos Amid Boston Stopover

In Boston M. Witte the Russian place envoy rests after travel and plans a private tour from the Touraine hotel. Secret service says he seeks privacy with aides Wilenkin and others to view sights by touring car before a possible departure for Portsmouth tonight.

Boston Mass M. Witte Tas Touraine Carllers Secret Service Nowan M. Wilenkin Portamouth

Man Loses Hand In Tremly Chemical Plant Accident

Charlie Hammoon age 20 a married man of 352 Livingston Street suffered a severe hand injury at Grassi Chemical Works Tremly last Saturday. Doctors at Alexian Brothers Hospital amputated parts of his hand and believe he will require two weeks recovery.

Charlie Hammoon Livingston Street Grassi Chemical Works Tremly Alexian Brothers Hospital Hie & Rf

vagueries of maritime revenue and names in dispute

Fragmentary OCR note references mobile action and individuals including EB and Mishel with Pace and Chabel among scattered terms. No clear event or outcome discernible from readable text.

Mobile Ale Awe. T EB. Ou Chabel

Restrictions on Water Front Property and Ferry Landing

The Central Railroad company freed the Mocks estate water front from restrictions blocking landing or ferry use for a city recreation park and pier. The rule had stretched from Singer property to Elizabeth River, tied to the railroad’s ferry plans to New York. City Attorney Connolly seeks title clarity and expects action in days.

Central Railroad Company Mocks Singer Elizabeth River New York Newark Staten Island Jersey Street Central Railroad Connolly

Wall Street opens with Vanderbilt and Harriman stocks leading

New York traders report Vanderbilt stocks and Harriman shares as strong features in the early hours. Northwest and N P show gains while government bonds hold steady. Brokers expect a busy week and are urged to stay in the city to handle large orders.

New York Ita Vanderbilt Hi-Harriman Northwest Foote & Company 207 Street Bilsabath O del Erie Laule Nashville Manhattan Pacife West N.Y N.Y. Contestepee Ont Pence Southern Texas Pacife Reutham Bi. A Union Perlite Aig Rh

City of Kilmbethea vs Central Railroad of NJ case set in Newark

Proceedings call for a trial of a writ to compel the railroad to maintain grade crossings and keep them guarded. the session will be held in the Chats Cory chambers in Newark tomorrow before Chancellor Nievene, City of Kilmbethea against the Central Railroad of New Jersey.

Atta J Vomony Nievene Chatscory Chambers Newark

Elizabeth Boy Nearly Drowned At Bradley Beach

A 10 year old boy, Prank Brewer son of William K Brewer of 1143 Mary Street, was near drowning while playing at Bradley Beach. Lifesaving actions by a nearby man saved him from a dangerous moment at the shore.

Prank Brewer William K. Brewer Mary Street Bradley Beach Sbsiumioy

Eight aboard gasoline launch perishes near Shooters Island

A gasoline launch explosively burned after a lamp ignition off Shooters Island near Staton Island. Eight aboard escaped, two bodies not recovered. Herbert Cottrell and Will Abele of Paterwin reported among the missing, while the rest from Paterson and nearby towns were rescued. West Brighton rescue launch dispatched.

Chester Liew Shooters Island Suimd Herbert Cottrell Williun Abele Paterwin Robert Kyle Warrington Uvease Warrington Uvease, Cathatndt. Those Reseed Valdes Engle Famine Bittan Stab Ritter Patrick Kelly Winisteil Hobson Patera Frederick Livy Merry’ Creek Dows Tee Bay Hackensack Kerry Wsu Cottrell Brighton Lele Hemes Cottrall Abele

Shaws Visit and Yellow Fever Talks Ahead of Roanoke Meeting

The article describes Secretary of the Treasury Shaw visiting Oyster Bay to discuss yellow fever funding and related issues before the Republican State Convention in Roanoke Virginia. Acting Secretary Barnes reports on fever control measures and expanded service allocations as officials coordinate with the President and the Marine Biological Service. Walter Wyman and Sagamore Hill visitors are noted, with security preventing further pursuit of a Republican National Committee member.

Oyster Bay the ‘Treasury Shaw Tognmere York Haguaere Roanoke New Orleans Marine Bigital Service The Treasury Barnes F Behrmann Sitieran’ Committee Groene Ha Aml Eling Af Walter Wyman Sagamore Art U W. S. Kenworthy National New York Sagamore Hill Secret Service Secretary Barnes I.worthy Mr. Barnes

Fragmentary OCR Remains From Unclear Local Item

The readable text contains scattered fragments mentioning names and places, with no clear event or outcome. It suggests a damaged local item or notice, including possible references to Bohemia and Tremmar, but lacks coherent facts to summarize a specific action or date.

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