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Elizabeth Daily Journal

Location

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1910

Page

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Judge Runyon Visits Rahway for Congressional Nomination

Rahway residents hosted Judge Runyon on a river trip and a beefsteak dinner as he sought support for the Fifth Congressional District nomination. Local officials and citizens lauded his candidacy and pledged to back his bid with continued development plans for Rahway’s riverfront and water facilities.

Spraal Jivlee William S. Munson Johd Rahway Repub Jean Hibbet Congress Scowler Pherist Willian J. Wright Dn Ohh Mtrainecd Runyon Rahway Pepe Hlt Inez Hahway Cainbow Clears Rupport David Armstrong

Stein’s Clothier ad prompts union college notice

Faint wireless message from Stein at 93 Broad Street prompts reader attention. An editorial page note references a new catalog and a public notice from Union Business College located at 08210 Broad Street, Dix Building, with principal listed.

Pales Stein, Clothier Broad Street Mr. Stein Union Business College Dix Berrien

Mayor Gaynor's condition improves after bullet wound

Telegraph reports from New York note Mayor Gaynor remains in St. Mary's Hospital with a bullet lodged behind his nose. Doctors plan constant surgical readiness and monitor for infection while he steadily improves and accepts nourishment.

Jiovinet Jtoboken Gaynor St. Mary's Hospital William d. Arlitz Charles M. Dowd Rufus Gaynor Des Dowd Arlitz

Wardlaw dies in detention amid murder case

Miss Virginia C. Wardlaw died in the House of Detention at 4 PM while her brother the Rev Alfred Wardlaw prayed at her bedside. Her sisters and two nurses were nearby. two other sisters were in the county prison across the street during the incident. An attempt to ferry a man to the bedside was blocked by officials.

Newark Virginia C. Wardlaw Ocey W. M. Snead Alfred (. Wardlaw Itichard Spindle Miss Wardlaw

Estrada siege plan prompts starve out of rivals at Granada

Reports from Bluefields dated August 12 say General Mena’s revolutionary forces near Managua are gaining momentum and Provisional President Estrada plans to direct the siege from Granada. He aims to starve the capital’s defenders, following Zelaya’s tactic, as Granada troops encircle Managua next week.

Bluefields Mena Managua Madris

August sale of shoes ends next Wednesday

The August sale at Hugendint's Shoes on 1 First Street nears closure offering reliable Tobtwear Oxford types. Elizabeth Commercial College advertises shorthand, bookkeeping and English courses in Hersh Building at 207 Broad Street with E McMickle as principal. Lansley Business College promotes Summer Session Begin today with day and evening options. Purity Mile jars for children priced one cent per jar sealed at Aldersey.

Hugendint First Street Vale

Suicide Attempt on Fire Escape Endangers fugitive in New York

William F Gillespie, a 40 year old with a long criminal record, tried to leap from a seventh floor fire escape on West 109th Street to avoid return to New Jersey custody. Detectives Forbes Van Wagoner and Kennel halted the fall, saving him as he clung by one ankle. He vowed not to return to the Camden jail and will be sent back to New Jersey to finish a forgery sentence before facing new charges in the city.

New York Toda William F. Gillespie Alian William Brown V12 West 109Th Street Gillespie Camden N. J van Wagoner Kennel Forbes Newersey State Penitentiary New Jersey

Czar Visit Protested In Hessia Over Guard Costs

A violent protest by the Social Democrats in Friedberg against the Czar’s guard expenses during his visit, urging Hessian Diet to cut costs. They warn of notifying the Reichstag if costs remain high and claim police will be diverted from public duties for a foreign ruler.

Darmardt Friedberg Social Democrata Reichstag Hesse Nicholas

Wendling in Louisville to Face Murder Charge

Joseph Wendling former janitor of St. Josephs Church arrived in Louisville from San Francisco under custody of Chief of Detectives John P Cirney. Police with an auto hustled him to jail as he faces murder charges in the Kellner case.

Journal Louisville Joseph Wendling St. Joseph's Church Alisa Kellner San Francisco John P. Cirney Wendling

Submarine Safety Invention by Chick Constrict

Paris announces an invention for submarine safety in three sections with a detachable middle that can rise to the surface for rescue in case of accident. The device, claimed as the work of Artur of the French Navy, was intended for demonstration at the Brest Navy yard with experiments to start within weeks.

Paris Breet Navy Yard

Heck enters Democratic race for Third Ward council seat

John Heck, a Third street grocer and prominent Knights of Columbus member, announced his bid for the Democratic nomination for City Council in the Third Ward. Born and raised in the ward, he remains a familiar figure to veterans and local party activists.

John Heck Third Heck Third Street Knights of Columbia Democratic County Committee

Pierce Will Not Seek Fourth Term in Assembly

Assemblyman Carlton R. B. Pierce of Cranford announces he will not run for a fourth term after three terms in the Union County seat. He says Republicans deserve renewal, pledges campaign support and notes a record of keeping the patronage and moving business‑like governance in the State.

Carlton Assembly Union County Bette Pierce

Let the Journal Follow Fou

Instructions urge Elizabethans leaving the city for summer to have the Journal follow them to stay informed. Call or mail orders and prepay if no Journal account exists. Vacationers at Asbury Park or Ocean Grove can arrange afternoon delivery via agent Walter J. Grote at 116 Cookman Avenue Ocean Grove.

Wiizabethans Ae Aoenal Asbury Park Ocean Grove Walter J. Grote Cookman Avenue

Kean Letter Delay Prompts Public Disclosure Threat

Republican chairman Franklin Murphy refuses to release a letter from Senator John Kean while discussing a joint push with Kean and David Baird for a U S Senate endorsement. Kean reportedly may reveal details if Murphy delays. Murphy claims urgency and willingness to press the matter, while Kean and Baird show no immediate agreement.

Franklin T. Murphy United States John Kean Sentor Kean David Baird United States Senate Kean Murphy Nowsinger Journal Newark Kenn Sennator Kern Mr. Murphy Ad Farny Kean Inis Baird Helio

FINE TWO ENUMERATORS FOR PADDING RETURNS

Helena Montana August 12 Over zeal in seeing that nobody was missed has brought Thomas Dailey and C C McDonald two Great Falls census enumerators to grief and today after indictment by the Federal Grand Jury they were fined 150 each and sentenced to twenty four hours in jail each Their indictments charged making false and fictitious returns and that they turned in the names of many more people than lived in their districts Their attorney said they were anxious to set all the names they actually turned in more than there existed the court smiled and imposed the fine

Helena Mont Haa Thomas Dailey C. C. McDonald Federal Grand Jury Carh Hia Wwe

Poet Riley Improving After Paralysis Shock

The eighty year old poet Riley is improving from a paralysis episode that confined him to his home for two weeks. His attending physician says the affliction is not likely to prove fatal at this time, though the shock has affected his vitality.

Riley

Aviator Lesnin Injured In 50 Foot Fall In Charleroi

Charleroi France August 12 Aviator Lesnin sustained a broken leg and serious internal injuries when his airplane plunged fifty feet after a motor malfunction. The machine was damaged and the incident prompted an emergency medical response.

Charleroi France Lesnin

Mayor Critics Fire at Excise Board Over Sunday Sales

The mayor denounces the Board of Excise for failing to enforce the bishops law on Sunday saloons. Peter Kling replies that enforcement is not the board's duty. The mayor accuses Kling and others of shirking duties and transferring licenses instead of forfeit. He cites Jerry Bentley’s conviction and questions Kling’s past license grants and connections.

Yyeterdiey Mravlag Peter M. Kling Board of Excise Excise Board Tris Mraving Mr. Kling Mverse Board Eaper Jerry Bentley Excise Board of Ull Kling Bentley Weber Newark Elizabeth

Mayoralty Candidates Considered For Race

In the absence of declared Republican candidates for mayor, leaders weigh business executives capable of campaigning and governing. The County Committee will review options at tomorrow’s outing with state leaders attending. It is unclear if Mayor Mrawlay will run. the Isabel steamer departs at 10 A M for the excursion with a special rate.

Wold Uxe Mrawlay Puesta Isabel

Man fights for life after dock near West Thirty ninth street attack

A 66 year old man, John Maugham, clung in waters under a dock for three hours near West Thirty-ninth Street after being robbed by the Hells Kitchen Gang. He fought off savage rats and was rescued in exhausted condition, later hospitalized for treatment after bites to shoulder and wrist.

Journal New York John Maugham West Thirty-ninth Street Savage Tate Lore Maugham Hells Kitchen Regen

Tramp Steamer Aground Off Absecon Shends

The tramp steamer Marks Mommreh ran aground on the Absecon shores while en route from Philadelphia to New York. Lifeboat crews were launched but Captain Taters reported no assistance needed as high tide allowed the Africa Monarch to sail free under her own steam.

Atlantic City Mommreh Philadelphia New York Taters

Augrat Sale At Komfort Shine Store

The Augrat sale at the Komfort Shine store on 951 Elizabeth Avenue continues. Shoppers can find comfort for aching feet during the event with discounts on footwear and related items.

Komfort Shine Elizabeth Avenue

Tragic New York Love Rejection Ends in Double Death

Frances Mengler fourteen spurns Frank Kindle twenty three a former Singer machinist When asked to leave the table Kindle retrieved a revolver and shot Frances She died at Presbyterian Hospital Kindle then killed himself Father and family witnessed the scene The affair began after a dinner at the Mengler home Kindle had recently declared his love for Frances and was refused Sources list Kindle as an Afghan immigrant and former Singer employee in New York City with details of their last meeting and Kindle subsequent suicide.

Frances Misngler Buat End Avenue New York Frank Kindle Singer Plant Presbyterian Hospital Mengler Kindhe Teaward Miss Mengler Kindle John Mengler Plank Menglers Frances East River Park Moengler Tam Mr. Mongler Singer Works Hliyareth East Seventy-first Street Deine Humber Bis Thin City

Wall Street Opens With Broad Gains Across Markets

In brisk early trading August 12 the market rose with prices advancing fractions to over a point. American Smelting led gains while Citroen Paris and Reading climbed about two points. funds and most bonds held firm with little change in conditions.

Telegraph Journal New York Stecke

Lawrence Mill End Sale Promises Savings and Diners

A chaotic notice describes a mill end sale opening tomorrow at noon at Leogy’s Department Store with heavy emphasis on surplus stock, prices and public buying. It mentions Francis’s Sliced Bacon and funeral flowers as context, with contact details for further information.

Leogy Lawrence Buc Helras Galo

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