26 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1910
Page
1
The article reports Colonel Theodore Roosevelt touring Iowa in late August, rallying crowds as politicians push him as a 1912 presidential contender. It notes strong support and calls for him to return to the White House, with Roosevelt engaging locals on regional issues while avoiding national topics.
A Cheyenne crowd and Western supporters rally as Colonel Roosevelt tours, with commentary on his long-campaign stance. Contenders weigh in on policy amid a shifting political atmosphere. Delegates and party figures discuss potential backing and the future of the state convention.
A Wisconsin editorial lambasts President Taft and the administration for using federal patronage and party pressure to purge progressives from the Republican ranks. It recounts taft’s push against tariff revision and asserts that officials sought to alienate Republicans who voted their convictions, urging the President to reveal his open stance. The piece cites Taft, Wickersham, Sherman, and La Follette in criticizing the campaign tactics.
Chicago man Nicholas J. Quirk arrives in town seeking his cousin Thomas Quirk who left twenty six years ago. He visits the police station and checks the city directory locating a Thomas Quirk at Stewart Place now with the Mahaney couple. He learns the cousin lived locally years ago and later moved to Baton Rouge.
Thaman Dowd a long time Elizabeth resident died at his home 7 Livingston Street after lingering illness. One of the first to drive a motor propelled vehicle in the city, he worked for Connolly Motor Company before joining the Pennsylvania Reading coal docks and later the horse car lines. He later became estate highament until death. Survived by wife Mary and four sons James A William Thomas and Charles, four daughters Catherine and Sister Rene Beards of Waterbury Conn. He was a member of St Patrick’s, Elizabeth.
Representative Charles N Fowler receives backing from the Progressive Republicans of Essex County after Edmund J Osborne of the Progressive League contrasts Fowler with Stokes and Murphy. Osborne says Fowler would align with Cummins Dolliver and La Follette insurgents against Aldrichian privilege. Fowler acclaims his fight against Cannon and Aldrich, vows to reveal false statements, and plans a rally in Parsippany tonight.
Beverly Aug. 20 Governor Fort of New Jersey attended luncheon with President Taft. Only ten visitors observed in Beverly as Benator Snodgey of Maserlisetts joined the governor. In the afternoon Taft visited Mrs Robert Bradler at Wride's Crossing for Hampton Institute trustees meeting.
The unclaimed body of Vrank MacDonjell was buried in a potter's field after lying at the General Mésptal. He died at the funeral service to the fienvral stal Taraddy morning following a rail incident on the Penusshvarix Bystraed line last night in Exas Metowhen.
Alfred Laws Hart, a New Jersey foreman of 066 Avenue E Bey onne, fell last night near the fromehouse of that road in this city and wae braieed along the befy. He ie at the General Hongital with injuries not yet serteoum.
Fragmentary OCR notes show Engel as a candidate with references to politics and a residence at 206-210 Broad Street. The text mentions Mr Engel, a local figure, in connection with a campaign or public office, with partial street and person data.
Former council man Leary launches bid for the First Ward seat in a heated Democratic primary. The candidate, tied to McGurn opposition, faces a crowded field as supporters rally at Frank Stucke's bowling alley. Leary has challenged McGurn before and seeks the nomination after recent defeats.
Police report rising fruit thefts by youths targeting peach and plum trees across the city. Two youths charged appeared before Judge Malin and were held pending probation review. authorities pledge stronger steps to curb the pilfering and protect homeowners.
In City Criminal Court Judge Mahon refused to discharge William Van of 197 Behind Street. He said the man had been in county jail for six months since August 17 after his arrest. The hearing followed a plea from the wife for mercy as officers argued the case and evidence was presented.
A fragmented note promotes following a publication through a city summer map tour. The message hints at Elisabethams leading fans along routes, urging readers to join a broader journalistic initiative and explore local streets and events. The text is informal and sketched, with unclear specifics.
The Elizabeth Salvation Army organized a special outing for needy children, providing meals and gifts. Ensign Rahmat Deh and volunteers collected about $100 from street kettles, planning future outings and aiming to reimburse expenses with donated food and treats for the youngsters.
A chaotic courtroom note recounts Michael Jobrosky of Wall Street being charged after insulting a girl. The confused report mentions a City Criminal Court, a battery accusation, and a sequence of misheard names and unclear actions. The piece hints at a violent, unresolved incident with dramatic but unclear details.
The report relates to Judge Engel and Jasph Cummings regarding veteran status in the Civil War. Engel testified about efforts to determine claims at the General Ward hospital, noting uncertainty over Cummings’s veteran status while promising diligence. The fragment preserves uncertain health notes and references to soldiers and memorials without graphic detail.
The state secretary’s office reports few pledges for U S Senate and legislative candidates as primary law allows pledges to honor the statewide vote. County clerks must file pledges with state officials, but many counties delay until petitions confirm the Senate race.
The Keliline Youbet Club and Willian tanntey Armory honored a double anniversary with a formal celebration. Notable attendees included Mr. Creeley, Capten Wyteun, and a troupe from The Gorilhe pyent, who shared verses and songs for the couple. The event featured performances by several clubs and concluded with a warm toast to the newly united pairs.
The readable text is garbled and unequipped to identify a clear event, entity names, or location. No coherent actions or facts emerge to summarize into a proper news item with dates or participants.
A grand jury inquiry into the Pavisy Board and alleged excise issues is urged by Mayor Alywutay and Commissioner Totor M. King. The discussion centers on whether the city’s excise board mismanagement warrants a formal investigation and possible indictments, with mixed calls for transparency and accountability.
The Journal-Nutra reports Vice President Sherman remains silent on politics. He rejects subjects beyond what concerns him and plans a trip west in about three weeks. Amelia is expected to wear a dress in a Dino diet picts. Congressional member Mebinkey and others may renominate, with a Minbon speech anticipated. A rumor of Sherman retiring near Ti ah was repeatedly denied.
A fragmented OCR item notes prices and market activity on AU Street with mentions of premiums and notes about a line of items. The readable text hints at stalls and buyers, recording a stream of prices and a general market atmosphere.
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