18 Dec 1904
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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1904
Page
1
A passenger on the Uncas ferry attempted to jump into the Staten Island Sound after the ferry left Elizabeth Slip. The captain spotted the man, a line saved him, and he was pulled aboard and treated at the hospital before discharge.
Members of the Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association in New Jersey allege internal strife within the church. They question dissolution measures and accuse Rev. Joseph Gruber and others of unfair conduct while hints of a $290,000 reserve fund and potential court action loom over the proceedings.
A woman sustained a broken leg during an altercation at Slipks venue. Police report details unclear but injured party received medical aid on site and case is under investigation. No further names or dates available in the readable portion.
Fragmentary ad notes watches and Christmas gift ideas in a Jeweline market listing. Mentions legible phrases like gift and Christmas clock items, with uncertain specifics about location and vendors.
A mysterious blaze struck a two story frame barn at 316 Centre Street Saturday at 8 15 showing hay burning in the upper loft before firefighters limited the flames. The barn was razed and two horses perished, with estimated damage around 9500.
Mrs Obiety of Bondstreet appeared in District court to defend herself in a suit by James Lally for plumbing work done on her premises. Acting as her own counsel, she argued the point but Judge Atwater ruled for the plaintiff for the full amount after hearing the evidence.
Reports describe Judge Mahon presiding as turmoil erupts over a case. The proceedings reference a woman named Sean, police involvement, and extenuation claims linked to a falling figure amid intense courtroom tension.
A police notice records Clougan suffering an epileptic stroke near Broad and West Jersey at 8 40. The report mentions others present and notes medical assistance arriving promptly. Further details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
Fragmentary report describes a railroad worker bitten by a dog near Second and Court streets. The animal allegedly approached the man, who retaliated before nearby witnesses, while authorities note injuries and the scene near Juath Hagin’s property on De Beak Street.
President M Carter denies discharge rumors and confirms trolley improvements on East Broad Street and Jefferson Avenue routes. Service hours extend with shuttle cars running from early morning until late evening. Orders mandate regular departures from the North vein terminus at the same hours to maintain schedule.
Mrs. Margaret Wray, 45, of 200 Firat Street, Henry Weng, slipped on an icy Newark sidewalk Saturday evening. She was rushed to Seeo nani She wha thier té Biviisey for treatment, but the report notes she was instantly unconscious.
Central held an annual election with multiple named members and positions. The report lists Joseph Duaehaneck, Lathan Prittes, Gallagher, Stefania SS, and others involved in the process.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a commercial college project involving tapas, art, and a staged craton area. The readable bits imply a program or exhibit linking cuisine and art within a college setting, with potential refurbishment or display plans.
Actor T Edward King tried to poison or kill his wife Mlle Frances Hh in Pittsburgh while the couple met in a hotel. Detectives were present as the plan unfolded. King was beaten into insensibility before officers could disarm him. The incident involved King’s acquaintance with Miss Hill and occurred near the Lyceum Theatre.
A brief report states Sergeant Merrill is doing nicely after an accidental touch while cleaning his revolver this morning. The mishap caused minor concern but no serious injuries were reported.
The pupils present a charming juvenile operetta titled Woolien Hart and The Torte Bears in Public Aeboo No. 1. A large chorus accompanies the performance with standout singers including a soprano and notable pupils. The event takes place Tuesday in December as part of a school program.
A damaged clipping reports a Baptist fair as a grand success with enthusiastic attendance. The Ladies Aid society organized booths and activities while tele and tinkees belt activities drew steady interest from guests.
A marble tablet in the Phryt Presbyterian Church Sunday school room was unveiled by the Revard Hall, grandson of the late Reverend Everard Kempahall. Pastor Studell and Judge Atwater addressed parishioners as the simple ceremony honored the late pastor.
Governor elect Stolesix faces a push from the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America to appoint a commission to revise the state master and servant law. About 100 delegates gathered at 124 Market Street in Trenton to back the proposal and seek a favorable message in the governor's upcoming address.
A Battin High School teacher returned to Jersey City after a hospital stay at Beth Israel General. The staff notes she is unable to resume duties at the adjacent high school during the current recovery period.
Society groups plan a January gathering at St Patrick's Church in Newark to honor a celebrant. Members from the cocked cent community will attend the fete honoring Gesmers with local participation and planned activities.
Whellington Dec 10. For collecting the revenues from the customs service in New Jersey for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1906. Secretary Shaw estimates payments totaling 27 817.88. At Newark port the collector earns 4 464, plus salary for deputies clerks storekeepers and inspectors.
New York dispatch says divers will enter the Glen Inland wreck to recover bodies after the steamer sank near Cove village. The vessel lies about 300 yards offshore and the search follows reports of multiple casualties.
Nearly all of the union members gathered at Sea Hall to elect officers amid a scene of organized choice. The German contingent, numbering 487, participated in the vote, reflecting a strong turnout and formal process.
Obituary and funeral notices indicate Adolph Uauman died after illness at home on gas street. He leaves a wife, was a communicant of Michael's Church, to be interred at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Also referenced are Michael Gherth and W J Knowles, with scattered details about Holy Rosary and local tributes.
New York on December 16 reports four men died and four were seriously injured when Standard Companys Barge No 01 burned off the coast. The vessel carried one million gallons of cargo. The Standard tug with wounded aboard reached port early this morning. The dead include Captain, Engineer and Firemen among the crew.
Five inches of snow fell in Elizabeth breaking a December record as a cold storm affected the region. The day saw widespread coverage and disrupted power supplies in parts, with drivers cautioned to stay off roads and crews working to restore service.
Bronewick reports a fire at the Middlesex Surrogates Library on December 19 causing significant damage. Fire crews battled flames as shelves and records were engulfed, with authorities investigating the blaze for potential causes.
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