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Elizabeth Daily Journal

Location

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1908

Page

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Elizabeth Lodge Elks observe 31 departed with address and lights

Congressmen and Elks honor 31 deceased members at Proctor's Theatre with a solemn service. Attar Miss Anna Hopf opened the program and the roll call ended in total darkness as each name was read. Congressman Fowler urged citizens to cultivate good citizenship and education as the nation’s backbone.

Elizabeth Lodge of Elka Proctor’s Grand Lodge Anna Hopf Liebertreun Liszt Samuel 8 Cohen

Saloonkeepers Criticized by Father O Neill at Pulpit

Rev. Father O Neill, rector of St Marys Church in Washington Avenue, denounced saloonkeepers from his pulpit yesterday for selling liquor to men who have already had enough. He cited drunken men wandering streets and entering neighbors homes on Saturday nights and Sunday mornings, urging a law to curb sales to intoxicated patrons.

Father O'Neill St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church Washington Avenue Father O'Neil

City seeks 150 percent tax hike on Elizabeth property

City Attorney Connolly files petition with the County Board of Taxation to raise the valuation of the Mulford Coal and Wood Co. site on West Grand Street from 20 to 50 per foot for the first lot and from 1,800 to 4,450, and 3,350 to 8,400 for the adjoining lot. The move, opposed by property owners, aims to offset prior tax reductions and is signed by Mayor Patte Ryan, Comptroller Peter Bomvett, and City Clerk John F. Kenah.

Elizabeth Charity Q. Mulford Mulford Coal and Wood Co West Grand Street Mulford County Board of Taxation West Grand Treet Connolly Deal Neefus Thenty Board Patte Ryan Peter Bomvett John F. Kenah

New York Musicians At Town and Country Club Benefit

Kozlarsky the boy pianist returns with Carnai Paul Dufault tenor soloist Walter Damrosch and the New York Symphony Society plus the von Ende string choir at Town and Country Club Thursday evening December 10 at 8 15. Two more concerts follow February 4 and April 15. Proceeds benefit Earner Asylum of the city. Single and course tickets on sale at Oliver Drake Co. Store.

Kozlarsky Carnai Paul Dufault

Downtown Club Meeting Postponed to Tomorrow Evening

The Downtown Republican Club will hold its annual meeting tomorrow evening at Grand Army Hall to discuss reorganizing and campaign planning. Members wishing to continue must present their names tomorrow night. Levy's announces a large toy and doll department at the annex. Kent's Storage Warehouse offers locked rooms for storage on East Broad Street.

Republican Club Grand Army Hall Annex Levy's Department Store Eos Ist Kent East Broad St Nveneel Ieee

Reverend Taft Announces Retirement From First Congregational Church

The Rev. Dr. J. N. Taft, pastor since 1906, tendered his resignation at the morning service with pastoral relations to end next April. He indicated retirement from the ministry though plans are not definite. In his sermon he offered counsel from years of observation and noted the church's goal of becoming debt free. The sermon and related services drew friends who will miss his departure.

J. N. Taft First’ Congregational Church Taft First Congregational Church Firsé James A. O'Connor New York City Roosevelt J. M. Dudley

Prominent Plainfield Man Dies By Suicide

William H. Murray 87, longtime Empire Trust teller and Plainfield resident, shot himself Saturday afternoon after leaving a New York train at Westfield. He died in a carriage he rode in, with no stated motive. Murray served in the Spanish War and was a member of several societies. he leaves a wife Hattie, his mother, and brother C Everett Murray.

Plainfield William H. Murray Empire Trust Company New York Westfield Murray Tom Irene ‘Y Goshen Trust Company

Elizabeth Commercial College and Local Advertisements

Fragmented notices list Elizabeth Commercial College offering shorthand bookkeeping English at 207 Broad Street with E McMickel as principal. Also references Elizabeth Mattress Co, Jefferson Avenue, and a general ad for fine furniture from Mimanus Bros. plus Plainfield Journal items and Union News Company stations.

Journal Plainfield Santee Ceet Beeton Union News Company Comerat Rattread

New Jersey Congressmen Prep for Final Terms at Capitol

Representatives from New Jersey arrived early as Congress opens. Republicans celebrate two more years in power while Colonel Le Gage Pratt of Newark and Eugene Leake of Jersey City prepare to retire on March 4. Major William H. Wiley vows to rejoin the House after March. Democrats hint Pratt’s successor may ease his exit after not backing the party’s presidential candidate.Continued on page Highth.

Journal Washington New Jersey Congress le Gage Pratt Newark Eugene Leake Jersey City William H. Wiley Pratt Leake

Man Killed by Auto in Plainfield. Floyd Cooper Arrested

Plainfield December 7 A Westfield man Floyd Cooper owner and driver of the automobile that struck Jonathan Randolph 46 of Jefferson Avenue Newark road as he stepped from a trolley car. Randolph died at Muhlenberg Hospital. Cooper held without bail in Plainfield police custody. Coroner inquest adjourned due to illness of Assistant Prosecutor Hetfield.

Journal Plainfield Floyd Cooper Westfield Avenue Westfield Jonathan Randolph Jefferson Avenue Muhlenberg Cooper Donaldson Linden Council Hetfield Voper W. A. Codd B. Frank Cornell Cyrus F. Boice Noah W. Pike John K. Farge Theodore J. Shirley Clarence V. Rittenhouse Randolph Dunellen Stogp-Ervader

Death mystery in tenement stairway fall shock

Anthony Orlof ski a Polish man died from a fractured skull after being found unconscious at the foot of a Wall street tenement stair. Police arrested four house inmates and a widow visitor Sophia Poluski as detectives probe possible foul play or a drunken fall.

Mytery Anthony Orlofski Thia Orlofski Wall Street Andrew Grazinkaas John Orlofaky Teddy Bueas Mike Charlodonis Sophia Poluski Olice Orlofuki Mia Poluski Orlofshi Tenney Cowboy Kirk Moran Orlofaki Wall Street House

Memorial services for Marquis Panciatichi Liaramtola

Memorial services were held at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Roselle Park for Marquis Bandino Ximelea Panciatichi Liaramtola who died at Aldene on November 29. The church featured a catafalque, a solemn high mass, and music by Chopin and Gregorian chant performed by local clergy and musicians.

Rare operation at Alexian Hospital succeeds for Benjamin Smith

Benjamin Smith of 864 Elizabeth Avenue underwent a delicate and dangerous stomach operation at Alexian Hospital this morning. Doctors removed an obstruction at the stomach outlet into the intestines and successfully completed the procedure. The operation is described as a rare and fatefully timed success for the patient and medical team.

Benjamin Smith Elizabeth Avenue Alexian Hospital Smith

Governor to Deliver Exhaustive Report Next Monday

Mrs Emily EK Williamson of the State Commission on Dependency and Crime said the panel will submit a full report to Governor Fort next Monday. She refused to discuss recent disclosures at the State Home for Girls noting dark rooms and corporal punishment, and cited the governor’s instruction to refrain from comments until the report is read.

Emily EK. Williamson State Commission On Dependency and Crime Governor Fort Girla

Hotel thief caught after confession in Brooklyn scene

Nicholas Stondt of Brooklyn, arrested by Officer Denman for larceny of 47 dollars from a hotel guest on Trumbull street. Detectives traced hidden money to a Third Street lunch wagon, where most of the cash was recovered. Stondt confessed after questioning. authorities await grand jury action as John Smith files a complaint.

Ginder Nicholas Stondt Brooklyn Denman Trumbull Street Murphy O'Brien Third Street Herman Deichman Stoudt John Smith Smith Pites

Well known Jersey City banker Edward F C Young dies

Edward F C Young died at his Jersey City residence aged 74. A longtime banker in New Jersey since age 17, he held interests in numerous banking and manufacturing ventures across New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Ohio Kentucky and Mexico. He leaves a widow a son Edward L Young and a daughter Mia George T Smith of Jersey City. Funeral at St John’s Episcopal Church Wednesday afternoon. Born January 25 1835 on a Morristown area farm, he was English in descent and a great grandson of Rev. John Young who settled in Connecticut in 1638.

Journal Jersey City Edward F.C. Young Mr. Young New Jersey New York New Jerney Pennsylvania Ohio Kentucky Mexico Edward L. Young Mia George T. Smith St. John's Protestant Episcopal Church Morristown John Young Connecticut

Christmas Suggestions and Local Store Listings

Christmas suggestions urge early shopping at Levy's department store and C. Mair & Son framing shop in East Jersey. Frank Hand Co showcases loaded batteries and gas heaters on Third Street. McManus Bros promotes a wide array of non breakable toys and mechanical playthings.

Levy Levy's Department Store Bond C. Mair & Son East Jersey First Second Streets Frank Hand CO Ouana Cosant Aah Third Street McManus Brob Finob

Carnegie May Help Elizabeth Library Fund

Elizabeth may receive a Carnegie Library gift of about 150000 dollars to build a new library and sustain it perpetually. Mayor P J Ryan weighs calling a meeting of the newly appointed Library Commission to explore the gift and terms, with two commissioners not yet qualified and a potential meeting planned for tomorrow or Wednesday night.

P. J. Ryan Library Commission William J. Magie John P. Reilly Torrow Athough Carnegie Library Fund Carnegie Carnegie Fund Elizabeth Ryan

Wall Street price movements show irregular trading

New York on December 7 reports uneven price action as buyers accumulate on weekends while the market remains largely professional. Great Northern and Harriman stocks rise, Southern Pacific up, Union Pacific gains, government bonds firm, trading remains chiefly professional with broad demand and strong traction tests.

Journal New York Great Northern Southern Pacific Union Pacific

Former Cornell Student Suffers Sprained Ankle In Roselle

Frederick Hobbs a former Cornell student and Pingry School graduate was playing football on Fourth avenue Roselle Saturday when he sprained his right ankle fell into a ditch and lay unseen until companions searched for him. He was found in great pain and carried to a nearby house then to his home for medical care.

Frederick Hobbs Cornell Pingry School Fourth Avenue Roselle Hobbs

Hotel Lashell burns at New Jersey resort

Fire destroyed the Hotel Lashell in New Jersey with about forty guests escaping in night clothing. Mrs. Elizabeth Graham of Winkinge burg Pub was fatally injured after leaping from a fourth story window with multiple injuries. A Jewel loss and hotel alarms were reported as responders fought the blaze.

Atlantic City Lashell Elizabeth Graham Winkingeburg Sueital Fieselehitet Pittsburg Feateo Beete

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