23 Aug 1905
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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1905
Page
1
A fragment from a 19th century newspaper notes a planned HG Rolling Mill with debate on its impact and timing. The report mentions Inland plant leadership, Mr. Marlow, and estimates for job creation and operations, with plans to begin in winter and affect local workers.
Fragment from a 1917 diplomatic report notes Japan urging concessions in peace negotiations. It cites insistence on indemnity for war costs and naval losses, while observers describe the mood as cautious yet persistent. Indirect mentions of Russia and Allied positions appear amid scattered summaries.
Fire destroyed the big brick fort of the Oremough Met Ask Cost Company in Shashkin Pennsylvania. After the frame scorched, the family Se Scored by the fire. The incident is described as an incendiary blaze with extensive damage in the coal region.
John H. Cosgrove of Elisabeth is elected delegate to the American Federation of Labor meeting to be held in Pittsburg in November. Cornelius Ford is president, Edward W. Van, vice president, Thames Mead treasurer, and Lewis Kuba secretary among others. The report notes efforts to organize printers in localities and mentions State Commissioner of Labor and Corrections introduced during the session.
A fragmented report from Leesville notes dengue concerns and estimates around 300 houses affected or needing work. It mentions local streets and baysou areas. specific names and dates are unclear due to the damaged OCR. The item reflects a public health briefing amid uncertain details.
Treasurer B F Hans of Cranford was involved in a collision. Details describe the incident and resulting status as reported, noting authorities and location. Further specifics are incomplete in the fragment.
A fragmented political note discusses Milton F Kean as a state senate candidate linked to Union county and Plainfield. It mentions relatives like John Kean and judge Joseph Crosa and notes township support with movement to place the nomination locally amid Republican considerations.
The Journal reported on Monday that William N Runyon faced talk he might withdraw as a candidate. The piece notes pressure from political allies and uncertainty over his chances and future in the race.
In a surprising turn, Gilhooly and Van Fo settle a dispute away from the political arena. No further political actions proceed as both parties reach an informal agreement at a private residence.
Lenal and other Pantin car dealers form a holding company to take over part of the International Traction Company as a street car merger develops. The John Stephenen Company is linked to the projected combination with Trectional Company of New Jersey and other manufacturers.
The joint baseball committee of McKinley and Democratic clubs plans a three game series. Louis King is chairman and Joseph Mick serves as secretary. The chairman stated the goal is to arrange a series of three games to promote bipartisan engagement.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions mathematics, biking, a Whale bull movement, and a forecast of total splitting today, with names Panos and railroad references. Details are unreadable and no coherent event is identifiable.
The readable fragments describe an unusual item involving an organ and a tech theme with unclear names. It mentions cats and a SaaS element, suggesting a quirky local item or standee. No clear events, dates, or organizations emerge from the legible text.
Union Business College notice fragment unreadable text. No clear events dates people or actions present in the supplied snippet.
The report describes a large Democratic gathering with around eight hundred attendees led by Cygnus the morula figure, held under the Democratic City Committee auspices. Attendees included various Democrats and a notable mix of Republicans, with Councilman fichlotterer and Blomin among participants at the group gathering.
A fragmentary historic note reports a violent incident in Kenilworth involving a woman stabbed in the throat and wrist. The scant OCR text references August and an Italian suspect, with chaotic wording about night and excitement. Details are unclear, but the event appears to be a crime case under police or court attention.
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