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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1908
Page
9
Atlantic City coverage recalls a misty scene at a cafe on Saturday with vague notes about events and stories from the day. The fragment hints at a local sentiment or mood rather than a clear incident or outcome.
Fragments depict discussing Fort’s political influence in Atlantic City with quotes about Governor Fort and local figures like Mayor Kuehnle and Commissioner Woodruff. Royal Arch liquor group meetings and saloon influence surface, with mixed public sentiment and calls for votes and shifts in support amid a contested campaign.
Local tensions rise as officials discuss mobilizing militia to deter troops. Police Chief Woodruff warns of guarding stations and welcoming measures if soldiers approach. The Boardwalk reports Forts staying at a Charleston hotel over the weekend appears unconfirmed.
Plans for rebuilding Jenkins plant Magnolia venue and several malls stores were filed with the Building Inspector. Permits include a 85x68 two story brick structure for Frederick Ratt at 1 Bayway, a 20x36 two family dwelling for Albert Metura on Baymy, a 2 story frame building for Robert Lye at 65 Jefferson Ave, and a two and a half story frame for Ellinger at 46 Rankin Street.
Obituary records Mrs Nathan Pease of 31 Morrel Street after a ten day illness in Pittefield VI. Born in Rahway she was daughter of the late Jamies and Howard and survived by a husband and one child. Burial follows in the family plot beside a daughter who died years ago. Also noted is the death of Mrs Elisabeth Wilson of Elizabeth after long residence, with two brothers and three sisters surviving, funeral at Union Baptist.
Governor Fort spent Sunday at his cottage in Atlantic City and will keep the city closed while enforcing state rules. Officials say nothing will be relaxed and no city project or vice crime will be considered satisfactory as authorities maintain strict enforcement.
A Beloit Kansas farmer J F Bales discusses guiding followers toward reform as he claims taxes are settled and debts paid. He states a 9 to 10 office visit schedule to straighten out and collect consent from volunteers.
The readable parts show names such as Graham and Joceey, with partial phrases about a baby, anode, and vision. The text appears to be garbled OCR with stray letters and inconsistent capitalization, offering no clear event or recordable action.
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