22 Dec 1905
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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1905
Page
1
Public Service faces criticism over earnings and management while a rumored annual statement details show net earnings atop its capital, with analysts arguing profits do not reach stakeholders. Officials defend plans to use high earnings for growth, while repairs and stock upgrades face delays due to holiday constraints.
Belvidere reports a devastating blaze at the Ware te Woodworking Company plant. Several days after the fire, the structure was reported completely destroyed, with extensive damage claimed to lumber and furniture stock ready for shipment. The incident disrupted local industry and prompted investigations into cause and containment.
Local reports reveal Mayor’s morning briefing shows Chaffee refusing the post amid city leadership shifts. Officials confirm the push for a police commissioner appointment has paused asNew York operates under reorganizing governance.
The Burnham Hitchings Pierson Company of New York and New Jersey, manufactuers of ornamental iron work, bought thirty acres once owned by the old Jersey City Jockey Club and will start work next spring to build a plant for iron work for hat houses conservatories and storm-fronting apparatus. The deal, negotiated by the New Jersey Central Railroad, could employ several hundred workers and may consolidate other plants. The firm, recently formed from Lord & Burnham and others, will operate three plants with main offices in New York City. The land lies along Spring Street Meadow Street and North Avenue, with boundaries described, and the firm has been linked to plans for additional plants in the area, though officials refuse to confirm specifics.
Edwin H Tapley, a Black man, was executed in the Hudson county jail after being convicted of killing his common law wife Minnie May Feanings on May 7. He confessed, stated he was ready to pay for his crime, and the public schools in Jersey City were closed for a special program and Christmas carols.
A freight train collision involving a Perkiomen Railroad freight and a milk car near Phoenixville killed three people. The crash caused fire and debris across the tracks as emergency crews worked to secure the site and investigate the cause.
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A New Jersey brewers convention denounces vice haunts and calls on municipal authorities to curb them. Delegates including Peter Breidt City Brewery representatives pledge strong local support, while Gottfried Krueger and John Gardner address temperance and legislative questions. The discussion argues for continued temperance measures and smarter liquor policy to protect industry and public health.
A District Court jury deliberated on a case arising from a water main incident on West Gram street. The plaintiff sought $45, while the jury awarded $35 to the plaintiff after a lengthy session yesterday.
Cranford December 22 two people were killed instantly when a westbound Philadelphia flyer struck onlookers at the Cajon avenue grade crossing. Barbara Frazer a colored servant employed by Mrs Richards and Peter Tyndy of Bound Brook were among those hit as the train bore down. flagman Brady attempted to warn them but the woman stood between the tracks and the flyer struck her and sent her body several feet away. The conductor ordered the train stopped and crowds gathered while police cleared the crossing. the flyer resumed westward after the delay. The only known relative of Frazer is a sister in New York who was notified.
After an all night battle for control of the New York County Republican Committee the Parsons faction backed by President Roosevelt and Governor Higgins won. Benjamin Odell supporters were defeated as Herbert E Parsons was elected president and Alfred Page became vice president amid heated parliamentary wrangling that stretched into the early morning.
New York December 2 Governor Odell faced questions at a Republican Club appearance. He defended his position in county committees and dismissed rumors of defeat, urging party unity and continued campaigning.
Dec 22 report from St Petersburg notes a near total railway shutdown as nearly 200,000 workers join a widespread strike. Troops patrol stations while government aims to keep the system running with ready crews. political action expands with industrial backing. Authorities warn of further measures to curb the unrest.
An old advertisement invites the public to music at the Central Beef Co s venue featuring Prof Gallery s orchestra. The notice promises enjoyable entertainment and affordable pricing, with dining options and a suggestion to arrive early for best seating.
The Crescent Supracds waterfront property between Maryhall Street and the Mark Bridge is sold. A factory will be built to manufacture a special substitute material with machinery already prepared for immediate delivery. New owners, including Burtnett and Tredwell, plan a rapid formation of the company and timber access on the ground.
At 10 this morning two trolley cars collided on East Broad Street near the arches of the Pennsylvania and Central. Car 678 was struck by car 115, causing the dashboard and windshields to crack and glass to shatter. A bystander and a knitting woman escaped injury as splinters and debris scattered along the street.
Justice Dixon presided as William J. Walsh of 459 East Verney Street received a $4,500 verdict against Agron Weise & Company. The jury cited injuries after a collision with a tram line during a storm. Attorney Randolph Perkins, said to be from an assembly, represented Walsh.
A tollgate keeper at Dalamey Pike was shot early in the morning by an unknown assailant. The unnamed tollgate keeper, Baltimors M4 Deerye I Helmart, sustained fatal injuries. Police调查 underway with few leads and no clear motive or suspect at this time.
Fragmentary ad copy mentions Gerhards Cafe in Rochester. References to a famous American beer, direct repair or circular, and a Bread marten with a jar. Names like Muller & Cos appear. overall text is garbled and shows an old style storefront notice.
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