Negro robber shoots through chase in city street
Special to the Journal reports a bold highway robbery in which a recently released inmate knocked down Mrs Gallaway at 127 St. Charge Avenue, grabbed her purse, and fled. Three pursuers intervened. one captured the thief who drew a knife and fought to keep his loot. He was later identified and returned to arrest, with parole history noted and the investigation ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fournal
Ahway
Jerary Reformatory
Stra
Giallaneau
Picton
F.C. Squints
St. Charge
Avenue
Amos Terrill
George Prive
Lawrence Cratan
Nero
Asmiare
Seine
Holmes
Wile
Tim
Crithan
Cxluat
Terrill
Callaway
Squiers
Toreck
Runaway milk wagon halted by brave bystander
A milk van on Jefferson Avenue narrowly escaped disaster when a boy driving it lost control at the corner near Hefferson Avenue. The wagon toppled lightly, spilling milk into the curb, but the runaway was stopped by a vigilant proprietor and bystanders who restrained the frightened horse. An incident report follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Looks
Broad Mivet Cigar
Aloppii
J. W. Klein
Enka
Jenks
Alwaleth
Hefferson Avenue
Nestle
Sefferson, Avenue
Harmonia Singers Visit Arrive for City Engagements
Will entertain visitors from Harmonia Singers arriving at 4 30 in the afternoon they will be guests of Mrs Elizabeth A Mariner at her residence tomorrow night. They will be entertained this evening in Col Ubia Hall Khizabath avenue and High Meet. The visitors will be taken to Staten Inland for an outing with Philip Young in chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmonia
Paterson
City
Marinerelior
Col- Wubia Hall
Khizabath Avenue
High Meet
Tamira
Staten Inland
Philip Young
Moh
Man hospitalizes after machinery accident at plant
A worker at a manufacturing plant suffered a severe hand injury following a machine cone crash. Doctors hope to avoid amputation as the emergency unfolded Monday. The victim, an 89 year old resident, is reported in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexian Hospital
Et Manufacturing Company
Foster
Not Illegal Pictures In Telegraph Controversy
A fragmented dispatch references debates over pictures in a New York Telegraph item. It mentions an Attorney General advising Governor Hughes on a penal matter and hints at legal questions surrounding published images. Further context is unreadable in the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fournal
Hughes Teff
Envoy to Roosevelt Seeks to Bridge Taft Rift
Oyster Bay and Beverly scenes unfold as Nicholas Longworth arrives from Beverly to gauge chances of reconciliation between Taft and Roosevelt. Col Roosevelt remains noncommittal while Loeb Griscom plan Beverly visits to push peace talks amid fears of a taft roosevelt split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Beverly
Nicholas Longworth
Congworth
Col. Roosevelt
William Loeb
Lloyd OG. Griscom
New York
Forest
Roosevelt
Col
Loeb
Grincom
Roosevelt-Taft
Roosevelt van Taft
Sagaiors
Col. Toosevelt
Teverly
Soldier Strait Gets Harsh Three Month Court Martial Sentence
By telegraph a New York paper reports Heontina John C Strait of the Second Recruit Company received three months hard labor at the army post with four days each month in solitary confinement on bread and water for insubordination after he told Sergeant Vester Kikner he could not stand work. General Grant approved. Strait allegedly defied the sergeant and refused to comply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tournal
New York
Heontina
John C. Strait
Governor's Inland
Vester Kikner
Army Pont
Cleneral Grant
Maria
Strait
Hing
Detectives Death on Wharf After Club Feud
George Ostelli, a New York detective recovering from a prior wound, was shot dead on the Sewanhaka Yacht Club wharf while serving as caretaker. He had warned off foreigners loitering around the clubhouse, was attacked, repelled them alone, then was killed when they returned with a shotgun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ater Bay
George Ostelli
New York
Sewwanhaka Yacht Club
Uoatelti
Snet Spring
Gostelli
Gonteli
Burglars Kill Aged Couple In ClayMont County
Local grocery operator and his wife were found murdered in their Claymont home early today. Police say burglars clubbed the elderly man and his wife, leaving the 7 year old boy and a neighbor shaken by the tragedy. No suspects named in initial reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journaky
President Taft Family at Marblehead Races
Beverly Aug 20 President Taft and Mrs Taft with Miss Helen, Charlie and Robert, and Miss Delia Torrey left Burgess Point at 10 this morning aboard the Sylph for the Marblehead races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Taft
Helen
Charlie
Robert
Delia Torrey
Burgess Point
Marblehead
Kling Blames Excise Board Over Sunday Law
Excise Commissioner Peter M. Kling urged the Board of Excise to enforce the Sunday law without police aid. He called for refusals to renew licenses for saloon keepers who operate on Sundays, arguing unity and majority backing would achieve enforcement and curb brewery influence. He noted the need for a fifth member to join in reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excise
Peter M. Kling
Peter Backes
Mrav- Jag
T Lis
Board of Excise
Mr. Kling
Flo
Siconde
Marriage License Granted to Misa Lowes and Robert Pettitt
Misa Lowes of 1061 Enat Jerdey Street and Robert J. G. Pettitt of Singer Manufacturing obtained a marriage license from City Clerk Kenal yesterday morning. Pettitt, born in Burton-on-Trent, England, resides here. The ceremony will be performed at Misa Tele’s home by Rev. John T Kerr, pastor of the Third Presbyterian Church, on August 30 afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Lowes
Enat Jerdey Street
Robert J. G. Pettitt
Singer Manufacturing Company
Often Corp
Kenal
Mr. Pettitt
Burton-on-Trent
England
Misa Tele
John T Kerr
Third Presbyterian Church
Aliguat
Elizabethan Flower Exhibit Draws Citywide Crowd
A late evening exhibition by Professor Lana drew many visitors from across the city to admire a rare flowering display. The crowd waited in line after dark as lights illuminated the blooms. A continued show runs tonight from 8 o clock until Sunday morning with similar hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lana
Priest William Griffin to Celebrate Mass at St Patrick's
The Rev. William A. Griffin born in Elimaheth will celebrate his first high mass at St. Patrick’s Church tomorrow morning at 10 30 o'clock. The ordination occurred at East Oruthia this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Griffin
Elimaheth
East Oruthia
St. Vatrick'a
Fatal head injury to Huntington iron worker Willard Thone Jr
Willard F Thone Jr 19 formerly of this city died after a falling iron rail struck his head at Huntington West Virginia. He fractured his skull and died soon after at the hospital while surgeons operated. The body was returned to this city for burial in Evergreen Cemetery with funeral services at 2 PM Monday in the Jensen undertaking parlors. Relatives accompanied him home from Schuyler West Virginia where his parents William and Louie Thome now live. He was a member of the Jr O U A M and had many friends locally and in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
Willard F) Thone, Jr
Thlr
Akril
Elizabethia
Nan
Ererers
Charles J. Jensen
Thin City
Svillam
Louiie
Schuyler
Young ‘Toone
Routh
Stearns Car Leads in Brighton Beach Twenty Four Hour Race
Brighton Beach Motorstr move sees Stearns car in front by sixty miles in the twenty four hour race. Matheson runs second as Cole slips to third after a broken axle forced it from competition by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stopt
Syime Jowfron
Brighton Beach
Stearns
Matheson
Cole
Wrecked Auto Burns Near Mt Holly Crash
An automobile owned by former Mercer County Sheriff Thomann I. Thropp crashed into a telegraph pole between two towns while returning to Trenton. Albert Hammer, a passenger, was badly injured and taken to the County Hospital as the car burned and was destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joxenas
Mt. Holly
Thin City
Trenton
Thomann I. Thropp
Mercer County
Thin Place
Burlington
Albert Hammer
Thropp
Journal follow you for summer readers note
An notice explains subscription details for Elisabethans and summer readers to receive The Journal while away from the city. It mentions delivery to cottages or hotels, changing addresses, and contacting the Journal directly for service. The message references Walter J. Grote and delivery options in Asbury Park or Cape Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad@reseen
Asbury Park
Qessa Grove
Walter" J. Grote
Kman Ayenut
Republican Congressional Conven tion for Fifth District of New Jersey
The Republican Congressional Convention for New Jersey's Fifth District will convene at the Plainfield Opera House in Plainfield on Friday September 16 at 1130 AM. The Dix Building Republican headquarters set the time and place. Delegates from Union Warren and Morris counties will participate with Runyon and Fowler as prospective nominees amid a tense party contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Plainfield
Congressional Committee
Dix
Thin City
Alexander Gilbert
Plainfeld
Frank H. Smith
Tw Welsh
Morristown
J. Walter Ingrem
Warren
John J. Trowe
Rovelle
Fowler
Tadge Rimyon
Union
Morrin
Elizabeth
Republic Officiization
Judge Runyon
Unite County
Warren County
Fowe
Mystery of jail inmates liquor habits clarified
The county jail case involves Mery Keller, a persistent inmate. She was arraigned on the old charge after a 90 day term, then jailed again for drunkenness. In court she admitted quickly obtaining liquor via a female friend after release, confirming a prison liquor cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niguorno
Mery—Keller
Idge Mahon
Hari
Keller
Wan Dinchi
Nho
Mahon
Crippen Moved Aboard Megantic For England
Telegraph dispatch from Quebec reports Dr Crippen and Miss Ethel Le Neveu Crippen transferred from Quebec Prison to the liner Megantic under Scotland Yard guard. They sail for England amid limited dignitaries and minimal public disturbance as debate rises over circumstantial evidence in Crippen murder case and potential execution timelines following Dickman verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Il UW Crippee
Ethel Claire le News
London
Crippen
Dew
Scotland Yard
Ward Onnes
St. Lawrence
Sillery
Megantic
England
Two Versions Of Row In A Blacksmith Shop
Two blacksmiths Jandore Kottler and Nathan Mestes faced assault and battery charges after a Thursday shop dispute at 444 Elizabeth Avenue Kore. Abraham Reinfeld alleges being struck with a hammer and timber. Kottler admits striking in self defense while Mestes fights the charge. Bail set at 100 dollars for August 20 as they appeared before Judge Mahon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jandore Kottler
Nathan Mestes
Elizabeth Avenue
Kore
City Criminal Court
Mahon
Abraham Reutteld
I Pechler
Kottler
Moerles
Aml
Heala Anya
Kattler
Dail
Reinfleld
Bun-To
Weelaine
Reinfield
Merles
Kottlir
Reinteh
Make Applications for License Renewals in City Office
Tea applications for the renewal of licenses to sell liquor have been filed in the city clerk’s office and will be acted upon at the Round of Excise meeting Tuesday evening. Six inn and tavern licenses, three saloons, one wholesale license. Names listed include Joseph F. Kelly, William J. Kennedy, John Selater, George Sehns ter, Fred Heimbokel, William Megela for inns and tavern. Lewin Trine, Joby Schmidt, Daniel J. Foley for saloons. R. T. Potts for wholesale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Kelly
William J. Kennedy
First Avenues
John Selater
Second Avenue
George Sehnster
Spring Street
Fred Heimbokel
Third Avenue
William Megela
Court Street
Lewin Trine
Morrie Avene
Joby “Schmidt
Elzabeth Avenue
Daniel J. Foley
Mtreet
R. T. Potts
Broad Street
Honest Fight Says Martine In Statement
Trenton Aug 20 James E Martine of Plainfield running as a Democratic candidate for United States Senate issued a public statement to voters outlining his positions for Congress He calls for an honest economical government and a tariff focused on revenue only opposing Republican protectionism He emphasizes the need for voters to express their preference through the direct primary on September 11 and asserts Democrats must back principled leadership in New Jersey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Oyater Bay
Taft
Sherman
Col
Roosevelt
Aml
Cal
United States
Plana
Trenton
James RE. Martine
Plainfield
United States Senate
John Kenn
Democrats
New Jersey
Next Today
Congress
Mattie Bass
uFeind
Democrata
Union
Mercer
Tudvom
Lington
Athlutic
Pasture
Warren
Bus Vax
Bergen
Hunterdon
Martina
John Kran
Nowderney
New Jerney
Neale
Vitalian
Mr. Martine
Jawa
Bata
Ravenue
Central Tabor Pion Meeting Denied Plans
John F. Cosgrove denied a Journal report that Central Tabor pion would hold an outing on Sunday August 28 at Matthew Wave Fuselle Park. The denial states no such meeting or event is planned and no venue is confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor Pion Wold Holt Mn
Matthew Wave
Fuselle Park
John F. Cosgrove
Wall Street Review From The Open To Close
The market opened erratically then steadied with initial losses recovering to a firmer close. Government bonds held steady while other issues showed a mixed but generally firm tone through the session.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rahway
Longworth
Kling
Excise Board
Pramers
Tnt
Greiges
West Virginia
Will
Union County
Tim Martine
Elizabeth Commercial Coli
Edgar McMickle
Gerves Dancing School
Som Eee Ea
Rush Crippen
Miss le Neve
Dew Xe
Montreal
Seuilind Yard
John Alexander Dickman
John Innes Nishet
Newcaxil
Dickman
Humber
Diekman
Martine
State of New
Jamer B. Manting
Democrat
Wall Street
My Telegraph Co
Jomrmary
HOGA
Tarnalment Revulition
Newark
Aid Anked
Helieabeeh
United Biee Co
Hudson Gee
Kieehethiows Gaaliuht
Jermey
Fiabo
Pat
Rwy
Dermey Fies
Lansley
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!