14 Aug 1905
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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1905
Page
1
A disordered report tells of an engineer killed when a train on the Pennsylvania line bound for Jersey City reached a fatal speed after his fall from the cab. Fireman, unaware of the danger, kept shovelling as the engineer’s body remained in the cab, death ensuing as the train sped through the night.
The Aug 14 entry notes burglaries in Weeteld with entries at homes on Park Avenue and the residence of Mrs Landwigg at 19896 Park. Fire Chief on Tabsty avenue reports observers and a telephonist assisting. Patrols on scene note damage and theft attempts, with ongoing investigation.
A brief item reports a complaint about a tray from a vehicle, noting a confusion over the term same ying a tray fomobile. Details describe a small automotive dispute referenced in local civic news.
An OCR fragment from a 1986 evening trot note describes a frightening car incident. It mentions a tank and wrecked circuit, with fearful passengers and a collision leaving the vehicle twisted and damaged. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
A blaze at the edge of the roads by South Street in Newark destroyed three large structures near the river bend. The fire caused about $100,000 in damage to the buildings and related property, with authorities reporting extensive destruction to the outer frames and interiors. Firefighters battled the flames through midnight, but the charred remains stood as investigators began to inspect the site.
A former hospital orderly named Michael Daly was reported in disarray after an incident described as undressing in public. The report notes his appearance in a thin hospital gown and unclear details of the events that followed. Authorities and hospital officials offered statements pending further inquiry.
Incomplete OCR text notes a death from injuries with witnesses present at the time, but details and names are garbled and unreadable. The fragment mentions a death occurring during an event or incident, with no clear location, date, or involved parties identifiable from the readable portion.
Fragmentary obituary notes Mane William Moore aged 38, with references to family survivors and local cemetery details. The readable text indicates a death notice from a Texas region with mentions of relatives and burial context.
Reports from Portamouth Aug 14 describe renewed talks between Japanese and Korean representatives after early morning exchanges at the council chamber. Talks focus on pacific shore questions and recent comparative papers, with expectations of smoother negotiations and fewer Korean obstacles.
Aug 14 report from New Orleans notes yellow fever cases rising with 70 suspected. malaria fever diagnosed in several, 7 percent of 406 discharged cured, 16 percent Meath rite. 642 under treatment. Police arrested a man with an axe connected to an incident at a residence as health authorities enforce screening and sanitation measures.
Reading from a damaged August 14 report in Weokingtom DC, references to St Panl's Church charter dating to 1636 appear amid scattered notes on church governance. The text mentions wardens, vestry terms, and seating, with fragments of the original charter and 17th century church details interspersed with unrelated weather and place names.
A crowd gathered near Progoit’s grocery on Bad Jersey Street when Mabel McKinley dropped a pearl earring. Despite loud chatter and a quick search, the single jewel remained missing as the scene drew to a close.
A fragmented account describes Councilman Bernard J. Wiggins journey to London to pursue a scheme against Christopher Worman, a deceased manufacturer's heir. The tale centers on alleged thrift, wealth, and a forged claim connected to an estate and large funds.
William H Rankin is to be reap pointed fire commissioner by Berry tomorrow. The mayor defers a public statement, saying readers should await official information. The decision hinges on feasibility and influence rather than political ties or past services. The mayor will not announce a choice when the name is submitted to the City Council tomorrow.
The Streets and Parks Committee with several other panels toured the city lower section along the Long Branch Railroad to inspect the street crossing. President, General G Beales and other officials attended the inspection to review safety and rail alignment during the visit.
The employes of L. F. Hersh & Bros enjoyed a day at Kelly's Grove Union with two baseball games held yesterday. The morning game featured teams Purety and Warghousemen, ending with a score not fully readable. The afternoon game continued the informal outing with local workers taking part.
Fragmented notes show Aetna debaters discussing taxes and government debate. The text includes garbled phrases about pall tax and Vodspeed teleview, with unclear resolutions on dates and policy. No clear individuals or organizations can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
Coremakers in the city vote for higher pay after strike threats and demands for a wage boost. They currently earn about $200 a day and seek a twenty percent increase, with talks stalled and union leaders promising action if demands remain unmet.
Fragmentary OCR decodes into a disjointed New York August 14 dispatch mentioning deck, German items, traders, and external expenses. Readable facts are sparse, but the fragment hints at a misplaced shipment or trade issue and references Germany and trading activity with scattered phrases about stacks and plans.
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