19 Aug 1907
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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1907
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text outlines potential shifts in Newderacy state offices after the upcoming governor election in about two months. It discusses patronage, appointments across judiciary, county boards, and prosecutors, naming attorney general, chief justice, and state officials slated for 1908 terms with varied salaries and positions.
City Attorney Connolly prepared a draft to be introduced at tonight's council meeting. The ordinance would empower three officers to seize and dispose of unmuzzled dogs, with licensing of dogs still undecided. The measure aims to regulate dog control and welfare pending further discussion.
The obituary notes Margaret Williams of New York City and Newark who lived in this city for years. The funeral will be held at a local church with Rev Joseph E Ferguson officiating. Mr Van Houten, a carpenter and widower, died recently, with interment planned for Hewn ??
A large crowd gathered on court street and at St Patrick's Church for the cornerstone ceremony of the new Seton Hall high school of St Patrick's parish. Rev Mooney of Seton College laid the stone with assistance from Peter Gillin and Walhor Griffin as Rev John Dillon presided. The ceremony featured a sermon, vespers, Te Deum, and benediction with choir, marking the start of the school project amid parish and out-of-town attendees.
Citizens of Elisabeth broadcast invitations to out of town friends and relatives. Mentors and committee members promote a week of events aimed at drawing a record crowd. Advertising notes suggest letters were used to spread the message and invite visitors to the city.
Report notes two terrorist incidents in Russia with casualties. One attack targets a regional chief and his wife, killing two by the blast. Details are sparse and names and places are unclear due to OCR errors.
A housewife plans to save with Levy's cut prices during Tuesday's sale. The ad emphasizes bargain canes and other items to help reduce expenses over the coming years.
An aged girl is reported as the victim in a yellow jack warning incident. Officials said a man approached her near a location, prompting safety alerts and an investigation by local authorities. No further details were provided.
Provincetown Mass Aug 1 President Roosevelt arrives tomorrow to dedicate the Pidgelin Monument. A naval squadron greets him off the harbor as Governor Guild Cape Cod Pilgrim Monument Association officials and town leaders meet him. A 1200 strong escort of sailors and marines accompanies the President who speaks about 45 minutes. James Bryce Henry Cabot Lodge and Congressman Levi Lancheon are among the attendees. The ceremony will be at the hill near the monument and a luncheon follows at Town Hall.
Chicago August 19 Ten million dollars for defense is the goal telegraphers seek in a fund to be raised by small business and medium dealers, as urged by President Burnell of the Commercial Telegraphers Union. The plan envisions bankers and big corporations contributing, with labor benefiting worldwide regardless of occupation. The first strike action followed a 48 hour ultimatum, with ten men quitting and many brokers expected to be fired as sympathy strikes grow.
The strike appears near its end as Secretary Melherpoy of the Total union says many believe it will conclude this week. Vice-President Nallybee concedes the service remains badly crippled and the president Smalling offers little from the top. Officials note ongoing efforts to stabilize operations amid lingering tensions.
Report outlines that city faces slim odds in winning most saloon violation cases as many charges contain errors. Attorneys say writs of certiorari could overturn rulings, and some owners no longer tied to buildings complicate proceedings. Patrolmen testified they had no role in the alleged violations, leaving the board action vulnerable to reversals.
A Thirteen Club member was found dead in a room amid chaotic notes and garbled remarks about the society. The discovery suggests a fatal incident linked to the group, with officers reporting no immediate identification due to the unreadable text.
A motorboat explosion near Tiverton claims two lives including passenger George F. Ware and Miss Mercier, as bystanders describe the blaze and rescue attempts. The incident occurred at night with a boat catching fire and burning while witnesses report the vessel broke apart.
A passenger train from Norwich and a Worcester freight collided head on at Atkins Point Conn. Both engines were wrecked and cars derailed. Engineer Frank Benjamin, thrown from the passenger engine, is in serious condition. Fireman Havens sustained a cut arm. Passengers were uninjured.
Rahway August 10 a legislative probe into the Brute Reformatory resumed with a charge of immorality against an officer. names were not released. The committee met inmates for private talks and later heard testimony from two former inmates before adjourning for the day.
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Fragmentary 19th century style report discusses a dispute over jurisdiction involving the village of Glen Echo and comments by cabinet members and the Secretary of War. The piece references speed violations and potential refunds of collected funds, with garbled names and unclear authorities.
The 12 year old Florence Kimball who vanished from a West Shore Railroad car near Montclair on Saturday was found safe at Mrs Hartnett’s home on West 27th Street New York. Police had searched for 24 hours before learning she had lost her way money and was cared for by Mrs Hartnett while awaiting contact with her aunt Mrs Swinney of Montclair.
In Jamestown officials note a notable discovery tied to the royal lineage as local historians discuss a grandson of a king connected with a historic site. The report outlines a possible link to a device observed near the car window, sparking curiosity about artifacts and future exhibitions.
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