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Newspaper

Elizabeth Daily Journal

Location

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1910

Page

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Nominations by Socialists Popular at City Convention

The Socialist party held a city and county convention in club rooms of the Workingmen’s Association, nominating a full ticket for Assembly members John F R McMahon, Charles Robert, and Max Theimer, Coroner Charles Fiege, Mayor Clungave Theimer, Excise Commissioner Albert Cramer, and Freeholders Willem Walker, Harry Kopp, Frank B Brelaford, Otto Rantenbach. A platform urged municipal ownership of water, power, and parks, opposition to two parties, and calls for reforms in schools and public works.

Socialist Party Faurstions Plattorna John FR McMahhon Charles Robert Max Theimer Charles Fiege Clungave Theimer Alvert Cramer Willem Walker Harry Kopp Frank B. Brelaford Otto Rantenbach J. Wesley Hill Allen Cook Canton Bilmabet Kugut Rra Mirma Allegianes Elmo Nelvana Eilaabyth Ating Andre Eli Emidlala Rocialiet Wilnabett Pacin Blanlard Vrmpante Marton Milwaukee Honda

Union Made Bread Label Debate At Grace Church

Vague notes discuss retaining a label on union made bread. Event mentions Grace Church services and sermon by Rev. Dr. Henry Hale at a local hall. Unclear details include timing and location within the church and surrounding events.

Vane Aloo Grace Church Uni G. A. BR. Hall Tersey Street Mear Henry Hale Gifford

Dead Wives Haunt Third Continually

New York reports a real estate agent L C Tunday killed himself in a Mamaroneck hotel. His third wife Leonie Bauday attempted suicide by carbolic acid, citing cruel treatment and past wives' suicides as influences. Bauday previously tried leaping before an elevated train. earlier, Bauday's first wife shot herself, noting a life without the man. The second wife died under unclear circumstances after Bauday’s alleged actions.

New York Telegraph the Journal L. C. Tunday Waas Tatter Anc Ebries VR. Imm Bauday Horself Ralph Th- Ton Honey Warg Beecher Banduy Ramtiy Wan Bae John

Bishops' Law Called Fraud Claims Spark Debate

Mayor Mraving says the bishops law is fraud meant to promote Sabbatarianism not temperance. Peter Backes of Tren ton asserts the act’s enforcement is blocked by political opposition and a Crimes Act offense for nonenforcement. The mayor argues the law targets moral violations and fines municipalities for lax enforcement while defending temperance goals.

Peter Backes Trenton Mraving Mraving Auld Backes Department of the Public Service Bishops

Market Momentum Dims Then Recovers In Late Trading

The New York stock market opened steadier with minor early declines. After midmorning fluctuations, the list edged above the previous close as traders bought in the afternoon, with strength in some issues and renewed pressure on others, leaving overall gains modest by day’s end.

Fearnel New Tork

Grocer Removed Dameno BUCHEUES Incident

Fragmentary text shows a grocer removal event with names and unclear details. Readable elements mention a grocer and a person named Dameno BUCHEUES. Context and full facts remain uncertain due to damaged OCR.

Trump Card in Gore Inquiry Revealed in Secret Report

Washington Aug 19 A trump card in the House probe into Senator Gore charges is in the hands of Charles Henry Burke Republican of South Dakota. Howell testified that the Dawes Commission's tribal rolls were manipulated to exclude many Indians and that attorneys McMurtry and Cornish stood to gain about 1.6 million from a contract. The confidential report by Howell to Garfield was filed March 3 1000 and then placed in Burke's possession. it remains inaccessible to the public.

Telegraph Washington Charles Henry Burke South Dakota House Gore Ts Ejert Geert Condi Oklahoma Howell Congress James R. Garfield Leopats Interior Mareau Dawes Commission Archibald McKinnon United States Goroelurgen Garfield Eines Banda Interior Department

Bug Sale Continues Amid Law Trove Sees Narrow Dawn

Fragmented report notes a continuing sale amid a legal trove event with customers observing cautious activity. The text is garbled and hard to verify but indicates a store or district sale linked to a lawful proceeding and a midday start.

Roosevelt praises own views amid campaign talk

New York Aug 19 Roosevelt aides and supporters, including Hamilton Fish and D A Stewart, visited the Outlook Building. The Roosevelt ally said his speeches will reflect his own views, not the Republican Congressional Campaign Committee. He plans a Beverly visit to see the President before Aug 30 as rumors swirl about a fall campaign bid.

Tournal New York Outlook Republican Congression Paul D. A. Stewart Cieneral J Clarkson Port of George Woodruff Stewart Stats League of New York Washington Taft Roosevelt United Press State League of New York Reblican League Hamilton Fish Cony A.atic Finch Beverly Lloyd Griscom Aequi Col Campelan Roosevelt Port

Delegates Attend Catholic Young Men's National Union Meet

The thirty sixth annual convention of the Catholic Young Men's National Union will be held at Saint Haven New York September 5 to 7 at the Catholic summer school. John Meehan is named delegate from St Patrick's Lyceum with more to be announced. Represent atives from lay and religious societies are expected with addresses, a banquet, and elections. The gathering precedes the Charlottetown Congress at Montreal.

Ihe Catholic Young Men's” National Union Clit Haven New York John Meehan St. Patrick's Lyceum Humant Societion Teale Endlta Shop Gabriels Ogdensburg N. A Moneignor la Veie Patrick's Cathedral Yather Edward Eke B. J. Owena Newark Smith le Wil Onmes Ts | Bacharlatte Montreal

Mayoralty focus at Republican committee meeting

The Republican City Central Committee plans to discuss the Mayoralty situation and candidate endorsements for the Board of Excise at tonight’s meeting at Republican headquarters in the Tax Building. Haviland won’t run. he seeks reelection to the Board of Freeholders. Delegates to state and congressional conventions and Fowler ticket efforts are also expected topics as Republicans plan to defeat Fowler.

Republican City Central Biclse Board of Excise Thomas F. Haviland Gordon Thomas Searle Fowler Bers Eloctes

Bryan attacks Democrats for protection plank in Nebraska issue

In Lincoln Nebraska Tuesday Bryan's newspaper blasts the Democratic State convention for adopting a protectionist plank. He criticizes the party leaders led by Balfoy and Aldrich for failing to oppose protection and urges a shift toward free trade principles. The piece portrays the Republicans as divided on the policy and calls for a unified stance against protection.

Ay Telegraph Bal* Foy Williem J. Bryan Wweek Bryan Democratic Party

Cannon's Home City Grows

Washington reports Blows City population at 47,828, up 14,717 since 1900, a 44 percent rise. Danville, Tennessee, Uncle Joe Cannon's hometown, now totals 27,871, increasing 11,617 from 1900, a substantial gain.

Cannon Washington Cenaue Bureau Blows City Danville Jon Cannon

Out of Danger Doctors State

Hoboken August 10 Mayor William J Gaynor, shot on the Rainer Wilhelm der Grosse deck, was officially pronounced out of danger this afternoon by attending physicians after consultation with Secretary Adamson. They noted the wound healing well, infection risk nearly ended, and his speech should not be impaired. Gaynor woke at 6:30 to say he felt well and asked for readings and a favorite book, while doctors reported normal temperature and appetite.

Hoboken William J. Gaynor Jaren J. Gallagher Abe Adaneon Theta Adamson Gaynor Dra, Arlitz and Dowd Walter Bagehot

Lynch and Runyon Seek Local and Congressional Seats

Thomas W. Runyon, superintendent of the Runyon company, announces his candidacy for the Eighth ward city council seat, backed by supporters who urged his entry. Lynch, longtime Jenkins Rubber executive of Holyoke roots and 95 M Anna Street resident, aims to win the council seat. Judge Willan N. Runyon, Republican for Congress Fifth District, accepts to speak at Dover’s opening of Home Week, with Union County Republicans joining.

Thomas W. Laneh dFenkina Lynch Elxtern Jenkins Rubber Company Holyoke Mia Anna Street The Sacred Heart I .Youu Willan N. Runyon Congressmith Fifth Dover Union County Judge Runyon

Elizabeth Commercial College Ad Enrolling Courses

A brief ad offers shorthand and bookkeeping enrollment at Elizabeth Commercial College located at 207 Broad Street with Principal E McMickly listed. The notice invites immediate enrollment and promotes basic office skills for career entry.

Revaluation of Railroads Gigantic Civil Service Effort

A visit to Charles Hansel, head of railroad and canal property valuation, reveals the vast scope of New Jersey state efforts to appraise railroad property. The organization totals 86 staff, with engineers, computer specialists, and surveyors mapping track, bridges, embankments, interlocking signals, and other permanent-way elements. Detailed monthly progress diagrams motivate field parties with extra pay for top work, while specialists appraise machinery, equipment, and rolling stock across 400 districts.

Charles Hansel Broad Street Elizabetty Tn Nation Stata Inn

Martine Busy in Senatorial Contest

Telegraph dispatch from Trenton reports James E. B. Martine the Farmer Orator preparing petition signatures in this and other counties to place his name on the Democratic primary ballot for United States Senate. Volusia County petition aims to exceed 700 signatures as Martine plans a forthcoming statement of principles to push his candidacy.

Crenton James EB. Marting Trenton Thin County United States Marine Martine Volou County

Hust Whemles, Bchwed's 20710 Bena meet

Fragmentary OCR text describes a meeting or event at 20710 Bena with names like Jum Wright and Siler Mer. The readable parts suggest a shoe sale or listing and mention men’s shoes and roles.

Bena Nate Jomne Jum Wright

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